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FACT No I,-This Company being duly licensed
their Machines are protected against inirlnGements
or litigation.
FACT No a.-Theso Machines make the loo stitch
alike on both sides and a little less than half
much Ghread silk as the chain or loop stitch ma
chimes.
FACT No 3.-T'hese machines are better adapted
than any other sewing machines in market TO the ire.
qHent changer and almost endless variety Of sewing
required in family. They will from to
tW enIy Ihcknessss Of Marsees without stopping,
and make every stitch perfect They will even sew
from the finest gauzs to The heaviest cOtL. and even
stout hard leather. without changing the feed Aeede
tension. making any I'D ustment ofmachine what
ever. ls not such machine best adapted 10 family
use and If BEST adapted for family use, why not for
every variety OF light sewing manufactured For
work too heavy for our Family Machine. we recon-
mend our larger sizes.
FACT No. 4-Thcse machines make the most Ella.
tic OF any sewing machine IN usea fact of very
great Importance in sewing elastic goods go, ds 81
any kind on q bias
FACT No. 5-No Machine is more durable or sim.
pie in It's construction, more easily understood
The reputation OF these machines wherever used will
| fully de emunstfaIe each OF the above FACTS
| FACT No. 6.-TheSe Machines took the Highest
Premiam az the rankin Institute. PhiadelphIa.
| FACT No. 1.-rheSe Machines took the Highest
Premium AT the New Jersey Stale Fair.
| FACT No s.-'Fhese Machines took the highes
medal at the American Institute ia The City OF New
York. together with the highes. premium for fine
ing machine work.
| FACT No 9-These Machines took the highes
| premiums AZ The Mechanics Fair, Utica. N. Y
| FACT No. l0.-These machines can do the SAM
thing generally, whenever properly eXhi bIted in
petition with other ffsI class sewi machines. Blu
we have space for only one FACT mOre-it is the mos
! important Fact OIall.
! FACT No. live warrant every machine We sci
10 give BETTER satIsfaction than any other wing
chime in market, money refunded
| &rSend for Circu lar. Agents wanted, Addres
| FINKLE g. LYON SEWING MACHINE Co,
sepl9.ly No. 5Ss Broadway, New York.
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THIS PUBLICATION Is JUST WHAT is WANTED !
No Man, No Family. No Office should be with
out it!
WAR.
Now in course Gf publication by JAAEs d. ToRRET
New York city, and open for Ipion. a great
popular National Work, of inestImable value TO all
beautifully printed IN large 3vo, viz: the
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Howard Association.
pIIIIADEJ pUIA

BenevoOn Institution established by special En-
dOrsement for the relief OF the Sick and Distressed
afflicted with vrutent aid epidemic Diseases, and es.
pecialy for the Cure Of Diseases ohe Sexual Organs
Medical Advice given gratis, by the Acting Sur.
geon. all who apply by letter. with description OI
their condition. Gage, occupation, habits Of life &c .
and in cases oil extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
(rsee Of charga. .f%. 81.
Valuable Reports on Spermaiorrh,ea, and other Dis
eases of the Sdxun Organs: and Oh the RemedIe
employed in the DIspeEsRTy, sent TO thu afflicted ia
sealed letter envelopes. Tree Of charge. Two three
STAMPS Tor postage will lie acceptable.
Address DR.. J. Skillinr tiOughton. Acting Surgeon
Howard Associ alton. No South Ninth Street Phila
deIphia Pa. BY order Of the Directors '- !
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEJ. FAIRCHIL LID. Secreiafy. taH dee99.Iyi
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DIR. J. E. OLAWSON.

Having located in Smyrna, respectfully offers
his professional service, in all its branches, to
the community.
or orsIcE and Residence, on Main street
opposite the 'sUpper Hotel" a.s-. q
J Aug. 26, 1857. .s.f,..... Is .....-.is .,sr
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient COnsump-
tiOn, and for the relief of COnsumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide is the field OF its usefulness and SO nu-
rnerous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country ahounds in persons pub
liely known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of i kind is tso apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, ths
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
Tor the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
y,lmouary organs that are incidentto our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro
dueed cures too numerous and too remarkable TO
he for1ofteu.
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a. Sr Passengers from Baltimore Milford, SeafoTd
saa Salisbury will take evening train from Baltimore
and spend night in Wilmington
Passengers for Dover may leave Baltimore at .O5
p and proceed same evening
~. - Il. @. SEWALs. Jr.,
SupI Del BaiTOad.
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Chegaray Institute.

1897 and 1929 Spruce street. Philadelphia.
This Institute, conducted for two years past this
CITY, by Mademe Chogary and her niece. Madame
D'Hervilly. upon the same principles as the one IN
New York. established there in the year 1914. will
reopen on Monday, Sept. 10Th, with its usual ample
and complete provisions for the education Of Young
Ladies', under lie direction of Madame D'HeTvIIy
Circulars, and all requisite information can be ob
taipcd by application 10 the Principal. sepI2
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- Miscellaneous Advertisements.
oo saPeninsular Railroad Line.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and alter Monday ,NOv.l9th '6l
Trains i9r the accommodation OF
passengers will r4h as follows uilIll
further notice: " & '.'.'
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FINKLE & LYON
SEWING MACHINE Co.,

No person who contempaIes purchasing Sewing
Machine for family manufacturing purposes should
fail send for of our Circulars, which cOnia ns
cuts and full descriptions OfIhe several styles prices
and samples Of work, all of which We send by NATL
| FREQ. We claim 10 have the
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Best Sewing Machines
IMPORTANT FACTS

IN THE WORLD FOR EITHER FAMILY OR H4NvFAcTU
PURPOSES
And all we nsk il fair triI Read the following +;
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Spirit Of the People.

NEw loRK IIouT ISFAnrRr - SirrERs
ASD MIsERs.- The Regiment within the last
fsw days has been quietly undergoing inspection by
Lieut. Rl'nARp j. DopUE, OF the Sth L. s. Infantry
and cert hcates Of completeness have been issued by
that oiiic'r TO the following companies, viz.
Company A, Capt. Tno- BoGA~, head. quarters
NJ, lIs Prince street 60. ID, Capt JuItr q. Hruk-,
headquarters No. slI broadway; %. D., Capt. n. q.
PrRRi, corner Of East broadway aud Grand street
C. r, Capt JoTS GkRRbr rr, No. Slt Broaiway Co.
&, Capt. JouS LlIoH No. 500 broadway D.. II,
Capt. WILLIAM A. Krr1I,N, No. s1i Broadway Co.
I, C.pt. Gro. W. wAHNtn, NJ. sit Broadway O..
x, Capt JAMe Dopp, No. sli RroAdwsy.
The remating companies, v'g u and G, were
lnsl ectsd yesterday, when they received orders
pge At orce into permanent barracks for drill and
eripment
This regime Mt, which Is made up exclusively Of
mechanics and workingnen, has been organized ~
AIegimsm oi crdinsry infantry, and are capable Of
being detailed snppsrs and miners In their sever.
al speciaites! ore company consists chiefly of on.
eratives from the manufacturers Of tecgrsphic wire
aud psfstus; another Of nsine builders and boil.
or Makers anoher Of rigssrs and stcvedores; ar
o'her gain Of ship carpenters, sail nAk srs, caulk
er, blscksmiths, bridge builders, masons and
n imers, and the balance of laborng men.
Ia compliance with the NV, elections have been
Leld'w.Lh the following results;
Field ,fiicers-J. kCLEnp NJ, RriIr, G. vii Engi.
Il ,oT, Col ucl; R"uNkp J. Dnn,E, L : Army, Lleu-
I nsnt Colonel; FRAScs u Krnr, MAJOR.
II Is not Improbable tkat this co'ps will be sont
b. Washington % aid In the construction Of dsfen-
sive works Of the Capital, now Icing developed by
MAJOR BiENNrn.
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REroUrs nr MAIL AND OTHERWISE.


OS SAruRDAv evening last a large and en-
thusiastic Union meeting was held at Ann1pO-
liz. Prominent citizens participated. RssoIu-
tOns to sustain the Government were passed.
DESSIs CLAuDE, who fought duel with Gen.
SCOrT, presided. The appointment Of Board
of Public Safety was strongly denounced. Sc
cessiOn resolutions by Judge Mason, Ex.Col-
lector OF Baltimore, wcre..receiyed with grolns
and hisses. DEGRANyILLE and CoSSOR, ar
rested us spies, are still in the guard house.
The former will In time, doubtless, he released,
hut the case Of the latter, the son Of a respect
able family in Annapolis, Is peculiarly aggra-
waited. lie opened dispatches intrusted to him
at Washington. lie made a confession on
Saturday, to his priest, and requested to see
the comnandant, Col. SMrII, before No slept.
His case l. under consideration at the War De-
partmcnt at Washington.
THERE WAS NOTHING Of p articular interest
transpired at the second days session Of the
Traitors Congress at Montgomery, on the 30lh.
Mr.. 7. Il. Conn, Of Ga, presented memorial
from very WORTHY clergyman as to the propri.
ETY. and necessity Of appointing chap!ains for
the army. Mr.. O,HILTREE OF Texas, offered
Il memorial from citizens Of Texas on the ne
cessity Of establishing an army In Morrison
county in Texas. Mr.. RIGErr, Of 3. C.. moved
that Congress enter into secret session. Adop.
| ted. There is considerable talk hero about
Congress adourning in few weeks ans renov'
ing their session to Richmond, Va. The seat
# Government is not iixe4, and Congress cal
tomorrow change It from Montgomery to any
other place.
TIE TRoors AT TTr RELAY House are ac,
lively engaged in fortiiying their position-th'
high ground on the west bank Of the Patapsco
Oae battery commands the stone yiaduct con
Meeting the Washington road with the west
ern road another commands the turnpike ant
railroad on the opposite side OF the river, whicl
| is here very narrow. All trains are stoppe'
l and searched at the Relay House. A quantity
| Of military cloth was seized on Saturday.
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The Netr LIE Begun-It wa, stated IN the
prayer meeting that young man, two months ago,
asked prayer for friend, young lady now living
H. Iowa. Now, said young ma, ,,'speaking, am
uat young man who asked you to pray. have .
letter from the young lady stating that the life
is truly begun, and that she has united herself tp
the Episcopal Church.
Another young ruan arose AMI said that, a shor.
time since, three young men were presented ~ TIL
meeting rs subjects Of prayer. AL those young
men, hc said, have been converted. am one
those three young men. Now ask you to pray 70
two others.
Tue meeting WAS greatly novel by tLese mani
fsStations Of @, DIS willingness 10 answer prayer s.
that Il Is seen In tho mlds. of the commotiou and
tumult Of war the Lord does not remove the lnlu-
cacos of the Holy Spirit nom Us.
Prayers for ME army A gentleman said h.
was a stranger in New York, yet he had a word -
say. He had been met ON every hand by marching
troops, and his ear had been filed 10y the sounds
martial music, and the noise of war, But oil does
cot appear upon the surface. He had made some
inquiries, and he had been amazed at the amount
o. the religious element which was /, be found
among tie soldiers. lie Lad been In that
n Massachusetts regiment which had covered IT.
scf with much glory. lie felt anxious H. know
the secret Of their power. lie stepped up "
an intelligent man-ior all were iate,lisent-and
asked him to tell him something about II. The
man told him that one Of the secrets o. their power
lay in this We have all promised TO each other
tha. we will not touch drop Of ardent spirits.
Aud that the first that does IT. shall have his
reginentals stripped of, and be drummsd out OF
tile regiment. That Is one reason why the n rssa-
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fro,a NIi~spri.

81 LomS May 6.-Four full Regiments OF
Noluitcc's have teen mustered into tho Quite 1
States scrNicc ani a fifth Ia being formed.
Tho thir and fourth regiments and r,rt Of the
second are cnCamped on the hrscnsl grounds
The first is quartcfed al Jefferson Barracts, AZ
miles below tho city, and part of tho second
Is stationed at the Marine Hospital about a
mile bclo~ the arscnal. Several buildings out
side the arS nal walls are occuo by United
States troops and heavy turf broast works,
pierced for four cannon have been erected,
which conn and the VI, nifty. Ter. l.rutr
has been elected Col. OF the Third Re- ncnt,
and zen. SCnULrNEH Colouel of til, ith.
Tho Legislature was in sccrot session on Sat
urday. Nothing is known Of it, proceedings
The reports Of riots ard oth,r disturbances
In st. Louis which are floating about thn coun-
try, are entirely false. The city is quiet and
orderly, and the utmost freedom prevails in all
quarters.
~ ions No., Nay G.-Gcneral FRosT's =
brigade Of Missouri Volunteer Militia went in
to encam pmsnt at Lindall's Grove in the wes-
tern suburbs OF the city, in accordance with an
order from the Adjutant General Of tho state.
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Items Of Foreign News.


OrEES VIcroRIA Is sail to have sunk into q
settled melancholy since her mothers death
30 much 20 that ii Is even feared she may lose
her reason. This is the cause Of Primes Al
BERT being designated to hold the customary
levees in her place.
A rumor has been current that VICTOR
EMANuEI 5 representative at Frankfort has re-
ceiyed his passports, but IL is not confirmed.
The Epoca Of Madrid says that the HaytiSn
demand for a protectOrate Of Spain was made
solely in order to preserve the administration OF
the judicial powers of their Republic.
Arrests continue at Warsaw, owing to the
singing of patriotic songs in the streets.
Al the request of the Turkish Government,
the governments ef England aud France have
sent 10 Oonstantinoplc pe'sens properly qualified
10 assist in the Investigation Of the finances OF
the Empire, with the view u their adjustment
Oh some permaI elt basis,
It Is asserted that Russian army of five
thousand were concentrated on the 4th, and
placed on war footing, in consequence OF the
fermentation in European Turkey,
Austria takes similar measures.
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TIL Washington Clay t,uard.

Ono nj, ht last week, about IL oclcck, GeuerI Il
SnKRMAN, ofN. Y, and Mr.. Y. l.. BUxros,
of Philid,iphia visited a drinking saloon on
fennsylvnni, avenue, represented to them as
secession rc-oit. They found thrcc city police
men favorable to the rebels, and after obtsn-
ing some important information, LEFT AMI walk
cd to the Capitol. Having secured the CONT
dcncc Of tho landlord, they called again, aud
found one OF the parties tor whom thsy were
looking. They convinced him that he was In
tho hands Of friends, and he accepted u COM
miesion to DESTROY a bridge on the rad to
apolis and procure snfiicien' - 81 as to
break up the track and prevent the further pre-
grcss Of the military to Washington. To COZ n
plcte the contract, Mcssrs. SHERMAN and BUx-
TON took the gentleman in carriage to WILL
LARD and introduced him to two Virginia
planters, IN the p'raons " Gen. J. W. NyE, Of
N. y, and Colonel VAUGHAN, of Kansas. To
these gentlemen he gave complete evd'nre
that he had been coLc, rncd in these vigabond-
ish tricks before, and was therefore escorted to
the armory Of the Clay Battalion, aud handed
over TO the Marshal. Saturday nrht he
gave his nane a PrkHsoN, AMI on SUNDAY
morning "a WRIGIr. lie was, till lately, an
engineer on the Baltimore and Annapolis Rail.
rtad.-Cr, TksL1,liphid I,gyircr
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tie North Photographed b, III. se.,h.

The Charleston Courier gives the following
correct intelligence Of matters at the North
| we learn from passenger from Philadel.
| phis, that one day last week at Havrc de Grace,
! three Of tho northern volunteers rcfu sd to 20
any further, assigning as . reason that they
did not volunteer to 90 into q war Of Invasion
upon the South. An officer standing by in
stantly cut and hacked two OF the men to
pieccs. A third who took tho Same ground
gave vent to sin liar expression for the Union
and cut his ows throat from ear TO ear, rather
than allow himsslf to 10 hacked to pieces.
Mob law Tin New York city) is triumphsn,,
and southern men, or those known to AZ mps
thize with the South, are in cons ant danger Of
their lives. Vigilance committees visit tho
houses or the wealthy, and every man Ia hcay-
~ assessed for the support of the families Of
thoee Who have volunteered their services to
the Administration. Assessments of $4,000
$4,000, and $4,000, On large houses, are said 10
be very common. Those merchants who 70.
fuse, or make tho slightest hesitation, are
threatened with the cleaning ou, Of their storas.
and several already have been cmpticd hv ths
mob. Three men were sot upon in florence
Hotel, New lok, and two killed. for ex prcs.-
ing ~ mpathy with the South. Merchants arc
packing on their clerks and il is said that sew
ciai large panuiactorics have been stopped,
with view OF forcing the operatives into the
ranks OF the voluntary so!dicry."
The Mobile advertiser sayS:
They may raise plenty OF mon-- men who pre-
Ter en'iSting TO starvation, sCuiNv fellows tIom
the back slums Of cities, whom F,lstaF would
not have marched through Coventry with-but
these recruits are not soldiers. least Of all the
soldiers to meet tho hot blorded thnroup phhred
impctuous men of tho South. Trenchcr SOL
dicrs, who enlisted to war OF their rationS not
on men, they arc-Such as marched through
Baltimore, sqpalid, wre.ohcd, ragged and half
naked, rs the Eesspagcrs Of that city report
them. Fellows Who do not know tho breach
OF musk.t from its mu2lc and had rather
hlCh q hM dkcr lief than hght an enomy in
manly combat. Whitc-slaye peidliny wrct-
ehes, small change knaves and varrants, tho
dregs and ohscourini;S Of tbs populics-these
are the levied "forccs" whom IISCoIN sud
denly arrays as candidates for the honor of ls-
Ing slaughtered l., gcNtlcmen-snCh as Mobil,
sent battle YESTERDAY. Let them come South
and We will put evir negroes to the dirty work
Of killing them. But they will not come South.
Not wretch Of them will live on this side Of
the border longcr than IL will take US TO reach
the ground and drive them over.
From the Peterborough Eypress Saturday.
READN To NAMosF.-A gent leman from
Maryland SAYS that, Old AuH has his intermo-
date legs in perfect readiness to run. lIe has
not passed night in the White House for two
weeks, but goes into the barracks to sleep with
his armed hirelngs all around him. lie docs
not so much as take OF his boots, that hc may
be ready 10 run at a seconds warning.
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War VIII.

RHODE ISLAND HAS VERIFIED IT." A
little one shall become thousand, and small
one strong nation
A CoCKSEY's IDEA OF THE REBELs.-They
are ready 0 Osaerifee themselves on tho haltoc
Of their country.
TnE WAR FEvER.-Not likely to be an ia-
termittent fever yet awhile.
The PEACE SOCIETY is rapidly losing its
character as an organization, and fast falling
into pieces. .. .
rriGRAM ON soum CARoLlKA.
q Carolina, sister, pray come back,
scoin MT our Flag, nor nightly talk Of wars,
Lest tucle sam, once fairy on your track,
Should make you feel the stripes and see tho
stars.
A SOUTHERN MERCHANT wrote lately to q
large firm In New York, requesting q list ef
the names Of those who supported and sympa-
tbized with the Movements against the
South" The New Yorker replied by sending
through ADAMS & Co.'s Express, copy Of the
"City Directory" ...I "
MAMMA Dear dear dear! What .
pity il 10 Yea can't agree" ,,.L
SNAIL, Boy" Well, mamma, we sou%
gree, only she's so unkind !-she won - 'Pe'
and let me drive her about BY the les
/ There Is q very unpleasant gua;~ nS NJ.
l the Government and the secesern. ~ 80 ~
! difficulty Is that the North woht u pig - 80
Let the SOUTH driye her about by ths 'sg, 'SE
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War Items.

'sH '''pi'i-p NN' NV u NihNWHhNt VIlnltlS
nave enlisted.
TnE BosToS ATLAS has sent four editors
and eight printers to the wars. Mas iachusctts
people are In earnest.
Ok MoSpAy. General Scorr ayain took ,bs
oath of alic,,iance to the Constitution- Ills
staff followed his example.
Ar M,coy q, ali n.,.o,. ,r;., l., c,,r.
ar assault ami Lstt.r,' ara ..n,snn.i =, .n,;.,
i'm the army.
Tuv W.. =. n,, .
~. IN DhhNsw ", foh NIorn N so grea,
,nA' , .no iO"sh .,S "'c running ihsn' anu
Jay ounu".s "'''"os''
u. l.; ID. MYERS late Acting Chief Engineer
of the Washington Ngucduct, who resigned his
pe. Jol'' VI. so''eaoia,e .orees, mas oeen PUT
~ ~ se VI 'ho 'o"S''"e''oh VI ue'epc's NJ
N'r'oh'
LAW RECENTLY PASSED riE ONO LEG-
IsLArunE, allowing each uniformed member Of
the state militia 80 per year In time of peace.
1hoy got 81 30 per day, or o. for a day and
night, u III actual service under the state.
| \ NOBLE BusroS MERCHANT, Of the old
school, owner OF large number OF houses, has
hotined ms tenants that he VIII not require any
rent from any volunteers, while they are scrv-
ing their country
THREE car LOADS oT LEAD for bullets left
Chicago for Washington on Friday TIE lead
Is drawn out into wire of tn, thickness Of about
| half an inch and c0iluI. At the Washington
"
which turns Out bait. hv the bushel.
pp,xr,x, ,x,, ,uI ,robo,lr h, mai, o,,,,-,-
I,.rd nr ,.ar III w." m", ",,I,, .'m'
the articIc soutL or phiIoIc,rhia ,nI ,hn n,o- "
,Io i, ,ho so"oJ i m ni, 'i'' psIr
,,;,b"ni ,hoir Jn,n,I ior,,,I, ~ ,,is C,r W. w
mani c,r,iss an, !, , ~, . ~ ,pi ""nn
"S tho ',na III, ronn"npJ" or n,i",ars ~ L"ii"'
-. r,.,,,.I,.',.,, 60,
'., lEAll?s Wv, ENI'S y IN 'Ili,N N"o' "a rnhln
'ee's1ioilat sid' enI" 'ei, Nhite al,l pluc pou
Iuut ii"I' ,''e nan'' VI l.,R,Silpr t"'!' anu anu
Iai,, EnJ ,;,no o,i,. w. Lam, ,Lo r,,,I', c,o, i
Grr: Lc cgr,,cJ on lao ",mo J,,' ,nn,i',,
scourJrcI TORS J,non L,J,,c rrnm ,ic Ires, or
,bc ,yiGc If n nromincn, rhysici,n w
W.
n"EN ''sE LII nIur, "a" waS seen hoati,S
rom Iort Sun',,' t'e peop,o sen h1S'hy 10
,ne sexton OF .. Mlnael enur'h, IN CharIes-
,on, 70 tllg oIt pea, rom ,he chimo'. Inc
s.x,on Si.. ~ his h''ts ring out pea' whl,n was
i Itiiu Mlshea 'pI-tn HaIio'i,l An.nSm iaiI
holuniDia 10Y a.. a.. r"uua NOT W S'oPp1" '''' he
nau 'o"'p'''eu '"e "'''
NO cAusE FOR RiIiNNksdIvfNG.-An number
OF citizens Of South 'arolin, having suggested
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A bill has been introduced ip tho Iiliuoi, L,-
gislature, pnnishing porsons aiding the enemies
d the United States, by joining their arm "a,
carrying on correspondence with them, or using
threats against the government, with imprison-
meiit Tor not les, than one Or more than twenty %
five years and TN" ~ not ,ss than 5000 ur more
than $4,000. Persons resisting the execution
Of the laws Of the United s 'atcs, arc punishibl
ly imptisOnmcut-iU for any tera not exceeding
twenty-five years and the forfeiture Of all
their real aud personal property. Munit ions
of war In ths state or transmitted through IT
for reh ilious purposes, shall bc fWfcited to the
state and 10 aruH or munitions Of war shall I've
shipped out of tho state. without tho authority
Of the Governor, OF the President of the United
States.
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Senator hay ard In ilndclphIa.

philadelphia, Say 7.--Scnator BArARD, Of
Delaware, arrived in this city this morning, he
having left Wilmington, fearing an assault
would 10 made upon him. Ilc was taken into
custody at the depot here but was discharged
by Mayor HENRY, he having no charge against
him.
As Senator BAYARp passed into the Mayors
Office his hat struck against rope with moose
in II, suspended over tho door and labeled
death to traitors, which had been removed
by the police from one Of the street lamp posts.