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WASHINGTON, February l6.

v W.lS!IINGTON, February TO.
Hon. P Rush Floyd brother of the Secretary Of
War; died suddenly in this city last night Of disease Of
the breast. lie was resident Of Wyiievic. Vn.
There is some hope Of the election of Mr. Glossbren-
ner of New Jersey, Democrat and late Scrgcant-at-
Arms, practical printer, Printer to the House. Had
vote been taken to-day, lie would have been elect.
cd
The Democratic Senate caucus will probably meet
again OIL Saturday. p ., 10 settle the Territorial poll
cy for the approaching Presidential campaign.
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Washington Affairs.

WASHINGTON, February l3
Minister McLane represents that the Mexican Treaty
will consolidate tue power of the Libcralists.
The Postal Appropriation Bill still drags its slow
length along.
The Democratic Senator's arc preparing platform
respecting the question o.slavcry in the Territories
Judge Douglas was attacked with plcursy last
night.
1t is reported that Gen Cass is also seriously i'll to-
day
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Life Of Andrew Jackson,

By JAMES FARtON
N THREE Vols. Svo. WITH STEEL PORTRAITS
The First Volume Ready.
TINE three volumes Of The work will each present
l. General JACKSON in different character in
different scenes, surrounded By different operators
Volume First exhibits him chiefly in the charac:
ter of WESTERN PIONEER 1t con aims on immense
mass of new information respecting the race whence
ANDREW JACKSON sprung-his childhood and
school-life-his career as teacher ofan Old Field
School-law student and back woods lawyer-fron-
tier District Attorney and Judge-a member of Con-
gress-storekeeper and planter-sporting man and
Indian fighter. This volume contains large num-
Der Of JACKSON'S earliest letters. some Of which
written .:ten he had barely attained his major.
ity; aso full aud correct accounts Of his eXtraord-
aas HaEsass hi faS dHBf| his connection and
with the Brnlons his Brilliant and successful Greek
campaign, with original letters Of General Coffee,
never before published
Subscriptions for The above work. at 50 so per
,olame, payable on delivery, recepod by the Sub
scrber.
Separate volumes also, for sale.
Feh2l J. 3. YOUNG.
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MAsoS1c.-The Grand Royal Arch Chapter of South
Carolina has been in session at the Masonic Hail. in
this city since Tuesday last The session was closed
ut 12 o'clock NJ, Thursday, with the election and in
stallation of the following officers:
A. G. Mackey, NJ D, Of Charleston, Grand High
Priest -.
J.J. Brabham, Of ofBarnwell, Grand King.
". T. McKewn of Orangeburg Grand Scribe.
Rev. Benz johnson, Of Abbeyille Grand Chap
lain. isa3
5G. F.. Jackson, Of Charleston, Grand Treasurer
e Thayer, Of Charleston, Grand Secretary
G. G. Langston, of Anderson, Grand Capt Host
Ell. Waddel Of Cheraw, Grand Royal A. c.
W. B. Thompson, Of Charleston, Grand Sentinel.
The attendance was the fullest ever known at an
annual conTocaton in this State nineteen out otwenty
three Chapters being represented
3stS Charleston 4tsrcuy.
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rSg-NIEXICAN MUSTANG LINE

MENT.-FROM RICH AND POOR. BOND AND
free. all coors grades and conditions of life we hear
the same need of praise awarded this wonderful ar
ticlc. Sores are healed pains relieved, lives saved
valuable animals made useful and untold ills q: su ged
by this great medicine which is surprising to the Judge
ment of man. What family does not require STAN
dorl Liuimcnt? Who ever heard of the same effects
produced by any other article? For Cuts. Bruises,
Spraps Rheumatism Swclings, Strained Horses &c,
it has no equal Be'care Of imiutions. The genuine
Mustang Lnimcnt is sold by NIL respectable Druggists
and Livery Men in every town. parish and hamlet
throughout North and South America, Europe and
the Islands of the Ocean. Buy at once.
BARNES & PARK. Proprctors, New Aork
For sale in Camden s. G., by JoIIN J. MckAIN and
F. L. ZEMP. Jan lin
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Howard Nh. Caldwell. ESQ.

We are gratiilcd to see from the Columbia papers
that the report of the death of this gentleman is
error The Guardian of yesterday says:
ave are gratitied to state that although Mr. CALD.
WELL is very low, he is nevertheless not deceased
We should be happy to chronicle his restoration to
healtL'n
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PERsoSAL-Samuel.D D. Massey has been nominated
for the State Senate from Lancaster District and Messrs
Daniel NJ. Brown and John r. Welsh for the House,
from the same District.
Rev. D. Wills, pastor of the Presbyterian church at
Laurcnsvillc has accepted call to church i'll Macon
Ga
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The hickman and Edmundson Affair.

Wecopy the following from the Washington States:
Wefhase never seen the Hon: Mr.. Hickman We
have read his speech, wherein he proclaimed that if
the Southern States should oppose Federal law
some eighteen millions Of Northern people would cross
the Potomac and reduce them by force to obedience
Therefore, we thought that the Hon. Mr. Hickman
was military man Of great powers, who win come at
the head Of these millions with his flashing sword Ills
pfancing charger and his sounding trumpets for all
the world like Genglis Khan, Timour the Tartar or
any other conqueror he may choose TO adopt for his
model q
We had likewise seen where the Hon. Mr.. Hickman
was reported TO have said that tJohn Brown, at the
head Of fifteen white men and three negroes terrified
the whole State Of Virginia Thereupon We said to
ourselves this ferocioas Hickman is a resolute and
stalwart fellow, who fears nothing and can make no
allowance for tho timidity Of other people.
Tile Hon. Mr.. Edmudson Of Virginia is well known
Us amcss courteous and unexceptionable gentleman
but under very quiet demeanor he carries chival
rous estimate of the respect due to his own personal
honor aad that good name Of the State to-which he
belouga Is
8Soi is CHANGED q few days since as the Hon. Mr.
Hickman was leaving the House Of Representatives
hewas followed and accosted by Mr. Edmundson, who
hed,him to account for the ISLANDERS uttered by him
against the State and people Of Virginia
l..igr 4
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA

Beaeuon Institution established by special Eaoc.
qnsnt for the ReLsfot the Sick and Distressed of
ficted triM E,rulent and Epidemic Diseases
and especially for de Cure Of Diseases Of
the Sexual Organs.
NTEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting
WI Surgeon. TO all who apply by letter with de-
scription of their condon (age occupation habits Of
lie, Sc) and in cases Of extreE,c poverty, Medicines
furnished free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS OH Spcrmntorrhra and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs. and on the NEW REM:
EDlEs employed in the Dspcns airy, sent 10 the afiic
led in scaled lcttor envelopes free OF charge. Two
or tlrco Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DR. SKILLlN llOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street Philadelphia, Pa. By order o! the Directors
GEO. FAlRCHlLp, Scc'h. EZRA D. HEARrwELr-
Feb ll-ly PRESIDENT
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Ayers Ague Cure.
SUPER PHOSPHATE
- 7 ~ = o
10 Planters & Farmers.

rgNHE undersigned have been appointed Sole Agents
/ for this State Of mitchell u CROASDALES
CELEBRATED SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
and they take great pleasure in placing it Lefore The
Planting interest o ihs State, possessing qualities
unsurpassed BY nny Super.Phosphate extant. They
beg to give the analysis Of Professor CHARLES UprAH
SHEPARD. of the Charleston Medical College:
CHARLESTON, February 6, 1860.
Mess,s Jeforls & Co. q Gentlemen IL lnve analyz-
ed the samples selected BY me on the lst instant,
from lot consisting Of 100 barrels Of Mitchell Croas-
daes Super Phosphate of Lime, and find the follow
ing composition tor the same viz:
Super. Phosphate Lime ! Is to 20V
Insoluble, or Bone Earth, Phosphate OF
Green Sand, mixed with some common
Sand, (say per cent) $500
Sulphate Of Luc (Gylsum,) 100
Organic Matter, Chiefly Animal, with
some Wood, Charcoal, etc, 1900 to 400
Water, 1916 to $500
Phosphate aud Suphate, aud Amonia
and come soluble Chlorides and Suphates 100
1921
The quantity ofSuper Phosphate though small, will
probably be found sufficient for single crop, if the
preparation is added at tie rate of 300 pounds TO the
acre while the Bone Earth which is in lnrge pro.
portion the other substances is in tie finest posi-.
BILE condition oil avaaolllty lot nearly every uescrlp-
ton OF vegetation, inasmuch as it still contains its
Animal Matter Gelatue The Sulphate OF Lime and
Charcoal are also valuable ingredients. The Green
Sand has been considered valuable, though chiefly for
ulierior advantages in the improvement OF soil.
know nothing OF its efficacy from experience On the
whole, regard the mixture good one Tor the Plan
tcrs provided the valuable ingredients are kept
fully up to the present standard. woald recommend
It to he used with the best Peruvian Guano upon
Lands suitably enriched with Farm'yard composts.
Very respectfully your,
CHARLES UPHAM SHEPARD. =
This SUpER-PHospHATE has been extensively used
throughout the country with entire satisfaction, and
the most beneficial results
Pamphlets containing numerous and the most fiat.
,erng evidences Of its qualities, will be mailed toauy
parties who may desire it.
The undersigned have induced the Manufacturers
to reduce the price to s45 per ton. and they conf
IDENTIFY invite the attention OF the Planters generally
to this invaluable Manure.
Jefords & Co.
HOG EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, s. c.,
Febl4-3t SOLE AGENTS
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THE FIRST DELEGATES.-The two Houses of the
Mississippi Legislature met in joint convention on the
9th instant and selected the following gentlemen to
rcprcscutthe State in the Atlanta Convention: Samuel
s. Boyd Of Adams; Wiley p Harris. oflIinds; A. NJ.
Clayton of Marshall Samuel J. Ghoson, Of Monroe
w. R. Hil of Yazoo Henry Dickinson, of Lowndcs
Hiram Cnsssdy: of Fra N.
Patriotic in principle, prompt in action, and ever
faithful and gallant, Mississippi has not disappointed
the hopes and confident expectations Of her friends in
South Carolina-SouHiern Guardian.
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1Specidl Dispatch 10 tie Charleston Courier.
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, FeDrlary I6.
Tho Committee of Democratic Senators, appointed to
consider the question Of slave property in the Terrific
rcs, consists of the following gentlemen :-Mcssrs.
Green of Missouri qwinn, of California, Diglcr Of
PENNSYLVANIA Fitch Of Indiana. and Chestnut of South
Carolina.
Mr. Bowlcs of Tenn fssec. has been appointed Treas
urCr ltIc Urcd StaES
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WontAd.

One Thousand Tons of old Scrap Wrought Iron.
One Thousand Tons of old Cast Iron,
A ND any quantity of old metals. such as Brass,
N Copper, Lead, Black Tin qpd Pewter Also,
clean Linen and Cotton Rags old Hemp Rope, DC,
for which the cash will be paid. Deliver to Mr.. JAS
JONES, ut the Rail Road de pot, Camden, S. C.
Feb 81 A. A. B. SOUTIIALL.
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Gbr Gauloen lDeeklp e)onrnaI,
Tuesday, February 2l, 1850.
THO. j. WARREN, Editor
Union PRAYER Meeting

Will be hed on Fridny afternoon next at o'clock,
in the Methodist Church, to which all christians and
the public are cordially invited
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WASHINGTON, February II.

The Senate was not in session to-day.
In the House the bill from the Senate for the aboli-
ton ofthe franking privilege referred to special
committee
Iis thought that the House is about equally divided
on the proprety appropriatng the sum of $4,000
towards the expenses of the Inauguration Of Mills
Equestrian Statue Of Washington
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Market Notice

COUNCIL CHAMBER, -
February l0lh 1860.
ORDERED, That the Recorder give notice
" through the Camden Journal, That the Market
will he open and the Ordinance relative to the
will he enforced, on and after the lst Of March.
The Stalls in the Market shall be rented At tie rate
of Tweniy Five Dollars (S250Ol per aunum payable
quarterly in advance aud all persons renting Stalls
MAJ yend their meats free OF further Staagt.
The following rates shall be paid by persons who
do not rent Stalls IN the Market, viz:
For each Beef, Thirty five (35) cents.
For each VEAL Twenty (20l cents.
For each Mutton, Fifteen Q5) cents
For each Hog, weighinges than so pounds, Ten
Q0) cents
For each Hog, weighing over so pounds Fifteen
Q5) cents.
Persons from the, Conn.ry, or Others may venS
Fish, Game, Vegetables, Butte: and Eggs in the
Market, free Of any charge.
QSy order Of Counc)
JOHN K. WIrllERSPOOS,
Feb l4-td Commissioner Of Market.
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Sentenced to be Hung.

CnARLEsTowS VA. February Is, 1850.
Stevens and IIazlct two OF John Browns compan-
ions were sentenced. to-day, to be hung on the 10th
March next.
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ExpELLED.-A blacksmith, named Dunn, was
summary notified to leave this place on Mon
day last, which he incontincntly did. He had
been discovered drinking late at night with a
parcel of negroes. Dunn had only been in the
town few weeks, and was stranger in these
parts -EdgefeM 1dpert;ser.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL Ar Afr OF TIE
tSJ
A r A B I A

New York, February Is.
The Steamship AraJia, has arrived at this port. Her
news was generally anticipated.
At ITavrc New Orleans tres ordiaai,e was quoted at
l05r and Bus 99f Tic sales Of the week at Havrc
amounted to G5OO bales and the stock Oh hand $4,000
bales The market closing steady.
The bullion in the Bank Of France had decreased
$500 francs.
LIVERPOOL Saturday afternoon.
Sales to-day amounted to lj.cOO bales. Sales on
speculation 5000 bales. The market buoyant and adj
vancing.
Brcadstulrs steady, and Provisions quiet.
At London Consos were quoted at 94s to 944.
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LOOK ouT--ZAsT CALL!!

A aE. persons indebted 10 the undersigned. by
N Note or Account, for 1857 '5S and SO, are
hereby notified and have timely notice. that thesa
must. be settled before
Return Day!
Those who fail to comply with the above request
must EoGk out!
as he is determined close up his old business with
out further indnlgcgce
Feb 81 JOSEPH " GAYLE.
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Inauguration OF the Statue of wash
ilagf0n.

WASHINGTON, February IS.
A joint committee of Congress has invited Gen.
Scott the Seventh Regiment of New York. and the
First Virginia Regiment to participate in the inaugu
raj ceremonies Of the Statue of Washington the 22d
Of February.
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Our Cotton Market.

The transactions in Cotton for the past week have
been limited to the sale ofabout 300 Bales. Prices
have been full extremes ranging from I TO III.
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DEATH OF GEN JOIN A AMSToN-Dcath with
its sure and fixed aim compels lis to enroll upon the
departed this life on Tuesday the 18th instant at his
residence in this place. Ills body was inferred 1T the
Methodist Church on the afternoon of Yesterday.
Winnsboro Register.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Februar,

= w ASHINGTOS, FeDruary I3.
3 Ssaate-The, death of David E. Broderick, late
member from California, was announced. Eulogies
on the deceased were delivered, and the Senate ad
journed.
House of Representatives. ballots for Printer
were had.
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WASHINGTON. February Il

Senate-The Committee on thn District of Column
bia were appointed Business Committee, charged to
report suitable proceedings for the Inauguration of the
Equestrian Statue of WASHINGTON On the 22d inst
The Senate adjourned until Mouday.
The Bowlin treaty with Paraguay was ratified to-
day.
House OF Representatives Several hundred bills,
from all the States, were introduced.
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PICTURES,
Pictures :! Pictures !!
AMBROTYPES
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
H. B. McCALLUM

II. D. NICOAiiU = WI
Has just opened on l
AMBE0TYPE GALLERY,
UP. P.STAIRS IN WORKMAN'S NEW BUILDING
corner Broad and Ru,edge-Strcets, where he Is pre-
pared to execute all work in his line, -ss
Q.l his 1ninitablc Style!
His PICTURES will compare FAvoRABLY with the
BEST produced in the Union.
sY"OLD DAGUERREOTYpES copied with great
correctness, and enlarged to any desired size
ESyrThose wishing FINE LLKENESSES, would
do we'll to CALL SOON, as his stay is LIMITED
CS3"Particular attention paid 10 Ambroiyping
Residences, &c.
rss"Instruc,ion in the Art given on reasonable
terms.
Feb l4-tf Fl. i. McCALLUM, Artist
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The Asio, which sailed from New York Oh tic 18th
instant for Liverpool took out nearly 5000 600 Ill
specie
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Professor Mapes'
Nitrogenized Superphosphate Of Lilae.

l'ltiOSNH"N ""pS' p'."N P-
TOR SALE in Bags of I60 Pounds
l. each, at the manufacturers price, with the actual
expense Of freight, &c, only added
The subscribers have been appointed sole Agents
in this city, for the sale Of the abov" celebrated er
zcr, will furnish it at manufacturers prices. -
Per ton Of 1000 pounds. -. $4,000 net cash.
Expense of Freight, Gc...... 3 90
Delivered in Charleston at $500 per ton net cash.
Per beg of $50 pounds ..... 4.25 net cash.
Pamphlets giving full! particulars for its use, will
be Sent on application.
....AiSO. :.
) large assortment Of FINE ENGLISH GUNS,
made expressly to order, with POWDER FLASKS,
SHOT BAGS, de-, in great variety, and general
stock of ENGLISH and AMERICAN HARDWARE,
including the best CUT NAILS.
GRAVELEY PRINGLE,
No Al East Bay, south OF the Pos Office. ~
Charleston So Carolina.
PlO1lgllS, Corn Shelters, Hay Cutters, Grants
Patent Fan Mills, Little Giant Corn and Cob Mills
Excelsior Burr Stone Mills aud all kinds OF Agricu
tural implements for sale low.
Fcbl4-2m Il. d. T.
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WAsnrsG7ox, February Is.

WASHINGTON, February 10.
Senate-Tle Senate to-day, recedod from the frank
ing amendment and passed the Postal bill, which has
since been signed by the President
A resolution was adopted ordering the arrest Of
Sanborn, Brown, Jr and Redpath, for contempt Of a
Senate Committee.
A bill was passed, with only two negative votes
abolishing the franking privilege after April 15
House of Representatives ballots were held
for Printer the highest candidate wanting three votes
of an election on the last ballot.
Several bills We're introduced and referred, including
the French Spoliation, the Tariff, Introduction Of
Poygamy in Utah, and the admission Of Kansas.
. Hon. Philip F. Thomas, of Maryland, has been con-
6rmed Commissioner of Patents by the Senate.
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REMOVAL.

Ts M "a H :" "a
IIAS removed from his former place OF business
IL to the House formerly occupied by Capt Thos,
Harris the Second door below Messrs. G. Malhcson
Co., where he will be pleased 10 furnish his former
customers and socits The patronage of new ones,
with such articles as advertised with tue addition OF
BACON,
Hams, Sides and Shoulders:
N. o. and Cuba NJ GLASSES!
\ Il articles warranted to please and as none can
please in every instance he requests such rs do not
10 be returned lie can offer for sale Goods low
CT or better than others, but will sell
As Cheap and as Good Articles!
sy-Pleasc see advertisement for list Of articles.
Feb IA "A T. iATTA.
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Prompt Payments Required.
ESAYMENT is demanded OF all persons indebted
L to US either by Note or Account up to January,
| SEQ.
Feb 81 MERONEI BOSWELL.
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s.-Two ballots for Printer
WASHINGTON, February Il.

WASHINGTON, February IL.
isenate-A bill to admit Kansas into the Union as
a State, with the Wyandotc Constitution, was intro
duoed, but no action taken on it.
A bill: providing for the establishment of Govern
ment Printing Sureau was introduced
Mr. Browns resolutions relative to the rights Of the
people in the States and Territories were discussed
but no final action taken upon them
House of Representatives. Tho Special Committee
appointed to inquire into the printing slouses were
authorized to make report
The election Of Printer was postponed.
The Postal Deficiency Bill was passed by a two
thirds vote, emitting the Senatos clause, aboshing
the anking privilege. 1t goes back to the Senate for
their approval.
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For Clerk of GS,,rt.
Colonel Of 5th Regiment.

Major JAMES P. ADAMS is respectfully nominated
as Candidate for the Coonccy of the 9Th Regiment
Of Cavalry made vacant by the death of the amented
Col L. B. DAVIS
lie is an accomplished officer: and will be unanimous
ly supported by kERSllAW TROOP.
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SONS OF WPERANCE.
wATEREE DIVISION MOI 9.

THE regular meeting Of this Division vii. he helo
i on Thursday evening al o'clock.
D. SHEORN, r. S.
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-1vrEUT;aL wUfIUEs.

na-%CessS THE AGENCY OF THE
SNsS - Charleston Mercury, Southern Guard
ian. Columbia Sumter Waterman, Lancaster Ledger
and RuSses Magazine. is i'll the hands Of the
Senior Editor of the JoUGNAL who will take special
pleasure in giving prompt and efficient attention to
any business connected with either or all Of those
papers.
Subscribers in Camden and vicinity will save them
selves trouble by calling upon the Agent here, who
will always be happy to attend to their wishes
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80 ! s!Ell sl|s = 6lns5l M1,a Esss 81
leaving the Capitol at the same time, seeing from
Edmundson's manner that be intended to chastise
Hickman and knowing that they would be placarded
IN the Tribune next day for conspiracy to beat an
unprotected feesoer ran up and seized Mr: Edmund
son, who struggled very violently to inict further
indignities upon the afrighted Tmour.
According to our information, Hckmaus hat had
been knocked off and he had staggered back with an
aspect and attitude Of the mostabect alarm Mr. Kett
cried out in loud voice to Mr., Hickman, '.Pick up
Jour hat and go away cant hold this man all dayf
and added to Mr.. Breckenridge whowas passing at the
moment "Take him along The bewidered Hickman
collected his hat and mechanically obeyed the conserva
tive counsel, and soon, like one of the discomftted
heroes in Homer sascended the Black ships" or tool
refuge in some Republican stronghold. Nor has he
been since heard from, so far as we ere advised by
cartel military proclamation, or otherwise.