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Il REfnAcronf Observation-Disclosures have been
New York ngainst certain persons
WHO refused to answer the questions Of t.s
,cehsps takers = -
.sEer general information the following ex-
truct from the law is published: 3.
And be it further tnacted, That each and
every free person more than twenty Years OF
snge, belonging to my family residing u.'any
subdivision, end IN. case Of tke absence Of the
heads and other-,nem9trs. Of any such family.
then any agent of srah family shal lie, and
ehch Of them is hereby required. if hereto re-
'questcd by the Marshal or his assistant, tosren.
der tsuc account, to the best Of Ills or her
knowledge, Of every person belonging to sucf'
family. in the various particulars required in
and hy this Act aud the tables thereto suEjoin.
ed. on pain of forfeitiug $50, toibe sued for,
ard Recovered in an action of -dahte by tie
Assistant Distant District Attorneyatos the
UniieI States. - sassSAsn ~
And be it further enacted, That all fines, and
penalties herein PROV idel for mny be senforced
in the Courts Of the United States within the
States or Territories where, such offence .shull
have been committed. or.forfeiture incurred.
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rlutonr columns this week appears nn "A yer.
tiseme' Of Wistnr's Balsum of Wild Cherry
II 1t really be Il superior article aid there is
mnrh reason to think so. the prejudice innany
eases just against Patent Medicines should not
affect it: and the proprietors of the medicine
hylng before the public good evidence of ITS
beneficial, effect. from some ofour most .resrec
ssss'e and rel'aRe citizens, wh" have longas
ane "rt'c'e: Jno. Wells Simpson, Esq., of this
viilage to whom reference was alI.wrd to b.
inndr IN the advertisement of the ISALsaM, Mt
the request Of ih.proprietors, Authorizes us to
say that hsshesl lsed the l;n!sntn in. his family
for thsslnss. tsnye years, and has found it. from
his cxptricnce, TO he.a very vnluah. remedy
for coughs and colds. A TRIAL might sAfiafy
many ct It's beneficial effects.
Neruid, JLaylS. 1860 Z, 1t.
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Ifrom The f"mi1y aeprmaLl
EEIMSTREET'S HAIR tRESTORArIyE

AS evidence of1he Increasing popularity OF
.thiaiesiebrn'ed RemedYs and prooflho most
lconxTsing that is the only reli liable article
manu- fuSihred'7 7fSf: resto'ing grey hair to It's
saa'"rsl color, andinereasing its Strength and
beauty we copy tile following from the Sara
toyian:
s:ss9g NEVER FAms.-TI.e mpks satisfactoav ras.
;ss,Fs are ai.reys obnned rs; tie suse& of Hsiui2
sHtreet l. Co.'S mimi fable Hair rColoring or
Res,oEsr. has.ihe of1sst Trepardtion; OF th.
kind aud nag tfiuIapban,ly won feESi,self the
Shalnc 'i"imitat1e%in spifeof he'dtte1,pted
limitations whithshpye followed itsintfo olueIIon
The long arts,s~o " pahes in orr adsertsias
Columns of t9ass;W ip, our vicinity
who have used it with compiet e. success and
sSpmn,end itjn :antnessuref lernissIis sufficient
akp'prove its rehl value ard its intrinsic excel.
lence. Nve commend ittoaSur readers.
&P,des;ffiiy gents and s66e dollar q. bottle
Il Abssviis. w WE III HAGasts e5s p,spris. sss,Tte
torasYroY6N. Y ya7esaE
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DETENTIoN'oF CARS soN GREEEv1r1E

We learn that there fwas most d.struclivc
RAM on Sunday night. in portions Of Fairfield
and Newberry Districts = The Greenvie Rail
road in two points, not far from Als,on's Depo.
was s" much damaged that the trains ctiiild not
pass " beeamoEs necessary to shift the pas
sengers and their baggage The down passen
ger 'rnln dld not reach, Columbia unit! about
o'clock p. M &he damages to The track
have been verytrromptty attended to. and tie
trains today will be able TO pass withcu, any
detention g. -
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.spsjalao rav;$aa.,e::tu;i. e.latern.sxss.

. .Bim5fosE,, J Jnhs8S- asm.-The city is
filed With the usual tnubftnds of.hangers- OH
se:movem9bfa Of faea,finr politicians. 4, 3,
.kSsEhs DouaLAs. Acknowledgements disposed "a
'se!he concessions II rsga.ato tsssplssform
WORDS ynna wD.amopht 90 nothfGg
-. The Freeasil eiem"nts.a gre disi'osed TO ADMIT
the .regu.ss Delegations f.om- Georgia, Alabama
and Iouisisssi, Sut fear tIes escnnsequeDces In
sssss s1ss eon.ingensy E.reina will. lis thought
:. sConsiderssle s.seissine the asa hitter.
lsss eltseiiRg> >hressiis here Ies did D. ckngIes.
ye IN sss Isss; Is~Sss As nslses 70 'ehnSD'
s sssa 's sssss
stsrsfriEe of sA assas a. 4f4s4ent
On sailing Re ps9ls sssat qSss tn asce din
wsss wsc ,Ts's ;snsreS present., msss sla! ions
Gen. cusuiso declined to- decide !'bcswaan
o sas;sst.aS ossas assEssg.' sss ssfst;ed .e hsss
!. A.tssoIuae6 a sRsrsaisy Hon. s.syeaie. q;
sHsss s's ss ss,issssi sss Sss %
T4Fe yi6Hs qnes ioR. rssea tsiag.p ttsis sesa3ps
,sfs siens Ta kqek, tssnsds tho delegatisf
Yrs sss 1s ss:k 81: ysss'ss; 6 sss:. .nn,f IN
90 rfSnesghpg. the sase.ofsths -eon,est5ak
.siasssN cns, " silfseeinsbe nndsf hsiders
J. S$sS sisE ssss;sn & wat ,soisaass8 NED
'l9 essd. I'D bassHosS
81 ssss.:se; se' ,e5sisses g Z e. admit
.ggs sss.ss I. .sssss's sss; ss'
s SIs.s j 8sfs s,s ,ssi s lss q;
M11fal alna6ie eof ffSs6py IKf
u Maspsk toResa p 49, ps
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PATRIOTISM !
ADDITIONAL BY THE NIAGARA,

HALIFAX. Juss>l4.-The following i. addi-
iaiapal news by44sA Niagara, from Liverpool
'Jfne 2: tsia
Garibaldi's success is fully confirmed. He
nj tack dTfa !ermo Mt o'clock on The morning
OF the 9th and penetrated TO the centre Of
the city. fGgin handEhfter n desperate combat
Fof,six hoursifnn dufing an active bombard-
ment sfrom:1anl and sea-
The Royal trors rrtrsaied to the poIacG an,
other public hninga, wh,.rr the combat was
renewed The palace was taken by the renpl.
and burnt. The loss in killed and wounded
is very considerable.
.tOiher towns in Sicily had risen.
THE bomhar'lment Of Palermo by the Nea-
po1ltnn fleet continued on tbe 3lst. 1t is sai..l
ihe Governmeptss ssas cohsidering proposition
for'its discontinuanee:sa
q The Royal troops were concentrating in
28th. - a
The English Admiral, ins the Port of Palermo
had offered to extend his protection to Amc,i,
There wasS' grent agitationsin; N aples. The
ministry rendered thtirlresigpation on tn. 29,h.
them. e :,
Gariballihad already instituted. iiifaportant
adm!n,ssrasi0nal ms. reforms ut Ilasss.in his pow-
Observation-Disclosures had re-assspbled.
Important documents. relative to the Chinese,
were substituted, giving the utimatum and The
Chinrserreply. The ultimatum deu.anded an
ampls apology for the the Pci-IIo aifair, &c
reatosaiionsef the guns and ships lost on sthat
eceasion. tile ratification immediately Of the
treaty at, Rskin, and INDEMNITY to:the amount
of 4,000iQq9rae!s forlhe -Cantdn affair.
T'es sChHhese. %:Rerempt qriIy; refuse oil these
preRoatpps. tlqsiiispel ling sail hopes of AN
Ssss tile
Posi tieHs relative to the Chr,s fans.
and said thet Prussia. Hustrin md England dis.
sgsntsfl frqtdher Wews ard preferred TINT Tur-
key herseif fshonH ilslikute the. inquiries which,
Russia wishes.instit6ted,forslitr Pie prpposis
tion is being acte on., Ffaiee lie said; s;dsd
win the Russidas syie@sof the subjses. -
Adviees fromsy msy5ehna sag. tnst the Austria n
forces IN Iea]Y Nil be rpnseh tiatad i tiis for
:tresssspf rtlSs ,QuRdeilaterA Sq,idse: a
-. EIt tsa Clint Rnssian troops are
5asea rating dast tas .sss fseaster.
.sIHTEsE The AMeriean nj Ssaf Msrsplas had
ss sssRs 4 d !
=; slsgrasss gias sesa,s,oiSn: g aOrres.
3pondent sstdtas thpt,the neWs softliss Tall q {
pals5@o ad5 ssssssa ssassg ilspressis3 oe the
tranqstiI Easihes ba45s N 4, and l4aisS, laf7ds.
The Greet; ;Eestefn Will start On thssluy ap
palhted., The glipsbef OF British passsngers
engaged 10 very shiaHc 81
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HONOR TO a CEopcr.n

The Aucns ta'Diro'h says: We notice that
Judge l."HcsTHEEr has been. appointed by the
PRESIDENT to represent the American Govern
mcnt in the Commercial and Statistical Con
Tention, which is to meet in ,Lonlon IN tho
10th of July next This is a well.mrri,ed com.
nhment to one of the ablcsl and most eminent
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-22
THE SOUTHERN FIELD AND F1REs1nE

we take pleasure in commencing this pobu=
lar Southern weekly to the attention, of our
readers. II has lately rec"iv ived n strong cons
cession to its editorial corps in the person Of
JOHN Il. TnoIsoS, late editor Of Tile tSoutaeru
Lsferary Messenger, and one. of the most-ac,
c'mp''shed writers IN the South. It is,a Souths
ern publication, and is ssdesisned to give en-
pl"yment to. our most popular WI tiers. IT. has
"een so far well sustained, and arrangements
have been made to give additional attractions
to the work.
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THE TILT.

III another column, our readers vii, find nn
interesting sk"teh Of the late Till, in which
the Youthful Knights acquitted themselves
highly tosihe satisfaction of the brilliant array.
which assembled to witness their programmes.
We regret that We were unable to be present,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-22
ERSKIEE COLLEGE,.

we have been requested to state that an 'Ex
hi6ltlon by portion of the Junior Cla.s of
Ersk'ne College, will take rlace,at Due West
on the 4t'fof July. con,mencing.al a. M -.
Anoration from the Glass has been nrpoin
ted, aud n Brass Band from Newbcrry is
Pected' The public is respectfully invited to
attend.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-22
Abbeville District Bible sociotv

we are requested TO say that there win he
held in The Counting Room of BEAxru t. PAR.
kER' Oh nsM Sale Day, Mt II o'clock, meeting
OF the. Executive Committee of the ALbpyiire
District Bible Society, to take into considerations
the pr"priety Of appointing Delegates TO the
State Bible Convention at Sumter. On, Tho 1O,h.
OF July next H.
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THE VACANT supREME couRr 1nnGrsH1p,:

= tto-91'1 oV11.EHE CUUhI UDGLSH1P.
leseems to be UNDERSTOOD that the question
who shall fill tile seat on the Supreme leneh
vacated blythe recent death Of Mr. Susticc
Daniel rests between Judge Vim. T.. Harris, Of
Mississippi who isnow supported by tile dele.
CATION from his State, md Mr.. Attorney G enc
raj Black, either of whom will, admirably fiji
the position. 1tsecms to be thought that If
Judge Harris'is not eelected, Judge Black will
be-
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PERIODICALS.

We have received the July numbers OF Co
dy's Lady's Book and Ar,hurs Magnznc-
They are very interesting numbers, aud are
beautifully embclish"1.s
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-22

The communication Of our correspondent.
'lrosrcss' upon thc"Improvemcnts in Abbe-
willie, &C. has been uuavoiLab!y delayed until
next MccE =
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-22
Nomination.

E3>zThe friends Of Capt: Js.E.- COCHRAN
respectfully announce him u candidate for. re-.
election to the LegislatAre at The ensuing rcc.
ton.
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" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


The elesing,exercise f6rsths Eefn i,r,the New.
berry Ssrc.) College and Thsolasieal Seminary fsy
%'lls'ae on Wednesday, 9th, inst. when
Addresses in Tie Lhuieran chnofsh ai"7 +.
NJ, by,J: T. Bowllss aid dT DsBowsea,, Theolo.
sgisal stnaen.s- also 81 sDv Raw
j. p Nargart, an alqrnnps Of tlie .ssninarv.
Wursaay J.Ss 2sth+-I dssary Contest be-
tween the Phrepa&osnian and RxasIsihsssb,
e!eties in n.lhscolIesasatape'. commencing AT
oH:-M. 80 TX 81, -. -,
lion. arlington. hs6arars g,i,asess b rs,a; q
the Excelsior Society. ard Professor Her
Hcnoranymenbsr Of the .PbfreIR mia ian ysos
sjetY,wiI dslfsepsda sfs Ssfofsee esSs sos;ss.
ties ihSthe consge Chapel iIfttS sssn,sse1,s n
R9slock.' =, -, sy.
s'stoKzspgR9 ooalF FSfsoY soHoon., :.
AHT6s citizens q, soEssstrY. at; the idsta ncssQ
the Faculty and Eesidsp tus.ee;s afahs csissss
bhry ysehool, ,ihsii tho2 un fisof lie aias2
tion to befresefss4t tlp 5saests L Z.
classes classes " viii nat sss;s On
IA On sabbatb. the conSAss s ssiasut. ss,s| =
will 7bssafsacbea by Rev, Jshs BS#saarsssSp!
Tuesdsy. hsl7.h, the meeti fsehe, AJsvs;;ni.
addressed by Col u lFEnS szkEn, 81 U6fion
and inmedia.ely after fdblid, dinner shers
will be meeting Of the Aiam,d, Faculty. sddi
Trustees. IN which q ,Huniber of addresses. are
expected. % weanssday, 1871. r6nna,ethese. ats
ment Day, the A6npal lAddtessto be delivered
by ca1sIrs BoIo. Ed sef fUnio6ville Alumni
who can comply vitlntbis invitatids, .wiijl
rignify the ssn,e tosS:. E. GkATDEs, EsSn p nt
Cokesbury. that arrangements may he made
for their accommodation.
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CoNSIGNEES-


u Jordan, DIR S Fair. G. r McCallv. john
MePryde. William Robson, w Lesley ii Perrin
LIE -& Wilson,, } a Norwood, John White. "
w 'Belehrr, J W Jones. Thomas Crafford The
olnre l. Hunter, SImohs, J, G Brooks, w c
Moore Co. J. Marshall, Cowau d Britt r j
White. j s Knox NJ B Latimore, j Tag
.art. ,Baxtsrs& Blrase.sR IL 5Warllaw, A N
Smith II Crniner. Rohsrt Jones, Mrs + McCaw.
William H Taegart. ~ Robson, d Mel. .auch-
lin. Agnew, ,MeDf& Co, E Taylor, Clark t.
DnPree. G Y Barnes g II Allen, ,sPatrick
Okcef J+Davis. .esr- p. %.
DER: soNDLEY, Ar't.
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Senator HAMMtND and Gen. BoEnAM wills
please accept cur thanks forCongressional IA
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The State of South Carolina

ABBEIILL DISTRICT
In Equity.
Simpson Waite,
Ex'or. X Petition 10 sell
Vs. ~ property dc.
w. II. Bentley s. Wife,
ct al
URSUANT to order Of Cunrt the creditors
IL of The Estate Of Pierce Little. decd. are
required I" prescott. and prove their demands
~ithi" three m"nfhsJton the publication hercoj,
or they will be buried. sst
WN. II. PARKER, c.EAD.
Commissioners Ollice,)
June s. 1860. 0 3m
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PFifSbNAT.

The first honor at'YoffOrd College, tlisyear
wilisbe shared Between NIr. T: L. CAArrr. Of
charlestons and Mr.. E. W: DAVIS, Of Able.
vile. >a
The |Yorkville Enquirer, announces that
Prof vESapLEs Of the soafhS Carolina College,
will leave .col'tnbia in few:dayysIto car,,y ont
an aPpo infment under: 9f9fs a. D. BacnE., He
issons Q fa-. G m@issien;e four or FIVE sssien.
tific men appoint ed undgrig yernpen,. to make
midd!e:ot.Jn1y. The lqselIty;fof ,leif opera,
tions-is somewhere conthe coast, of Labrador
dhe appointment is very appropriately made.
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LOYrERIEs.ra :nARn

The statement recently published 10 the
effect thati"all the Georgia Lotteries would be
5abolshedgatten the lstSeof June, ls6O,", Is not
only malicious but nntrue..
Redraw our Lottery by authority: of char,
ter granted. by the State of Georgia, i,ssinng, !
yet many Years to run. We hold the fsseseipt ~
of the Comptroller.G General. of the: State Of
7 Georgia for $1,000 tax, ley led by act of 1888
on aAhoriscd Lot1sraes in this statesssTfiis is
seyldshce .of-odr Sdesire to comply with the
avs this subject. and MAY assure thssspar.
ohasers.of' tickets that our sottsry is iegaT and
.aahorized.. 81 t...se,sS,.l
In proof Of this we call the attention of oor
patrons. TO- the following brief bsL comperhens
,opihion Of Col. LocnnAsK, easgsntlemap
skilled the Lottery laws Of. this State and
one ofEthe ablese members1 Of the Georgia
Bar. Assg-f -;
,,MAses. GEO. June 1860.
- LODGES, DAVIS Co. 81 haye cnfefn!y ex
II, this Stntesss may 'fAtt assured you are
yyn"er no penal enact sneits in drawing your.
slDtiery, nor is ther any INV 10 stop Won In
the exercise Of your shf eesed riglrss Tljss is
my opinion after close rey lew Of ali the laws
and decisions onshe snbjsetsis
We trust the pabiss will sss the. ipipstiee in
I; tended by fiyal concerns in tile pqbEsseions,
apnaedto as veil assasir groundlessaess. and
ttaIsity.3 RespeSaaullySsss -
its, IT HODGES. DAYIs.3 co.,
How.ruE APAssessEtseAssY RKxeslyED THE
<Esws OF ftasaas assfsarfoN or me- TySs6sos.-f
PbiIade1 e1piiia paper of yesterdsy ,sys.
ssSa S,at,ar tnr thS hSn ai Err mora ssgeyssbinss6f
~ cseolSsssey sT ttsy attach
hne na.nsai kf. II Rse sad 70
Ts seass:s 20 s:s s5s'. ,s
stlst Il tadft RsyeE lsyef II iA6eliegefffSnk
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MRs SUMMERS SPEECH AND MIR. CHEs.
7&NJtT,S "REpTV, =.

one ofethe mostsdisgEaceful. speeches over
delivered Sinsa Legislative: body was that Of
senatorsanlne erin which be, recently discussed cues
what he ispleased to- term, The barbar,sm of
Slavery, in reference to character Of slaye-
,ry. and That of slave masters: It occupies
nearly forty columns of 4hs:s seopgressional
niohe' and is saidito hase engaged about ,feur
hours in the delivery: yes5s :"
For four hours did D. Massachusetts, Senator
stand i'll his place in the Upper Ghaimbs of
the Congress of;this Great confedefacy,, and,
pour forth, bis malignant datribs which was de.
signedto holdppSto paLlie ridisuie; cd ium 'afd
contempt tic tkaracter ahd inst afetIie.
South Mt has beenwell - aalidiitliads sasitbeff
pefeeptible! !afeumen t nor tang gitle eoasl lesion,
and neither discussed nor proved any yfGihsg--
.but>was designed with lis .extretie tiee data its
-garblsd extracssits false or extrayagan. state,
ments to:exeite Sectional rnmor, and to stir !, np
one hatf Of. the Con federation against tie ,olhs
err er: fhe meanfess andAmepdaci,y Of the ass
sailant 50 saved him ttom interruption.duri the
delivery Of the sPesehSbut at its closei senate.
Shesnut feit called pponso make the only tfe.
Piy which it merdted- which, sfoai ID sgive
eshression to the contempt which Was :db iyef.,
sally felt for the character of the assSits;t u,
the fnhity of the charge. The i Ifenfs tb;,s Ill
bells the speech. and furni iskes tiis true antidoe
to its utalignant poison. ,e
fitting sequsato the speech Of t,,sss, stow
has been therendorsenent of his course by
.theyMassachu Lceisla,ure he vo,asSs a.
sto.44. 80. o9. ~ %
Rhss do the outbreaks Of fanot;s7.n 80.
rsaplf fthe calcplatiops Of party nol;ti.ia,.. wi
anniIan, e,theirJest Essseheme, The snsssS ssss'
hisetoses tie sFsclfs tiod;sm wbislsa ssss
Republican leadera :ha7s al li alasskbssSf fss e.
:;semp.ng 70 Conceal. :hnds its d'sseMiosssion
%ss's ss re sss ps ps!!sy as!:.s.a' p'sy y reveal
:, :, ~ eoaaaEsss 80 81.
|, -. :; : ashngto1 .ts,ssays: 2 Netui,bstand
sss" |.,nsa s',s. .ss Gsss's' ..!,ss
-thel 9Th lnstap4 we ias'e 90 idea that Il will
be,elosed aHI itmay be,z Die first or.secoa6bd
Week, m',1HsYF 1t. iseyidentIy .idiposaitas atS
enact the appropriation billa still re,nafIn ma
. to be disposed of. ina. brn.;n .,.',:,.o -.
'tee iS'n l"ass, fa,spa.sd of
g ensy s,as,ns:esss.sy :. ,s M so ipeslss
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DIED, on " edpealay morning, the 2nth inst,
Of Typhoid Fever, Mr.. JOHN II. ANDERSON,
in the 10Th year of his age. lie was compare.
respect and fri n,:ship Of. al who knew him.
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RALsAM OF vy7HD CHERRY

Appr0geh hy the Governor
DECEMBER II, 1858. LIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-22

NEw QuEsTIoN York has got q new
agitation, and Is In the travail of solving a mo-
mentous and altogether overwhelmingly Import
ant problem. 1t Is, who shall the Prince dance
with when he comes to Gotham, and bove all
who shall he first dance With The press Of that
city discuss the question with an ability that
shows 1t to be equal to any possible emergency.
They see all the possible consequences that depend
upon any faHz Pos in the matter; the social feuds
that may follow II Mrs A. is preferred to Miss G. .
the imminency of war with Great Britain II
feminine America IL preferred to the femninty of
the English resident population; and above all the
terribly exciting sectional question that will add
u the horrors Of the Presidential contest II the
North and South in crinoline are not equally
honored with the Princes hand The latter
danger has been happily got by the suggssto on
that lady from each State should be selected "a
dance with the Prince, thus giving him thirty.
three partners, TO say nothing Of the Territories
It's also proposed TO settle the whole of the vexed
Question by allowing the Prince to chose for him.
self, and dance with whom he chooses but thi 9
apparently easy solution finds favor only with the
pretiest and youngest ladies who expect to attend
the ball. - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-22

ID The 81. Paul Pioneer chronicles the imam.
gurauon OF new enterprise by the departure
merchandise, for the Upper NJ isSouri River Here.
tofore all goods for the American Fur Company.
as well az for private traders, and all of the pro
ducts OF their trade with the Indians, have been
ported on the Missouri river. at about IS Der
hundred. an ext ense that made serious inroads on
the pronts Of trade. From an acqua intance with
the country, and knowledge Of the great saving
OF distance, and probable saving Of expense, some
OF the traders came to ct. Paul, have purchased
their goods, and will make the experiment OF
overland transportation. The distance by the
route expected to be travelled, 10 about enc tbou
sdno miles The train consists of seven large
wagons, drawn by fifteen yoke of oxen, with t5s
necessary drivers. Its destination is the q ppe,
missouri and the Yellow Stone country to The
Poss OF the Company among the Black Feet
vsntrss tribes Of Indians O0'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-22

The Y. 8. AGRICULTURAL FArR-we learn
nom the Cincinnati papers that over 20 600 per-
sons attended this exhibition on Tuesday. The
stock on exhibition in the ring was better than
any previous day The frst premium of $500 for
the best thorough bred stallion was taken by BON
ME Scotland, owned by Reber Il Kurtz, Of Ian
caster, Ohio. The same gentlemen were awarded
several other premiums, making total of = 100,
was taken by Stockbridge Chief, owned by Joe
cooper, OF Hamilton county, Ohio. There were
thirteen entries During the day, the well known
rotting horse "Zack Taylor, )" while trying his
Ashley, Of Western New York. Among the er.
nioitors Of sheep were John Merryman, Of MARY
land, and Col. j. w. Ware, of Virginia, both OF
whom obtalned premiums, f.. b. Ashbridge of
West Chester, Pa, Obtan ned the second Premium
OF IS fer Chester white sow. The fair closed on
Thursday "