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Chronicle comes at Mr.. Stewards allu-
sion to the "prodigal son." in his Au-
burn speech thus:
He said, in one of his Auburn speech
es, that "if they came back like the
prodigal son, and desired admission, he
was perfectly willing, for his part, to
receive them, and to kill the fatted
calf"
Is anything wrong in these condi-
tions? Let us inquire hoIU the prodigal
came back.
First. He came voEuntGTily.
Second. He came bankrupt.
Third. He came peHiteHt.
Fourth. He came cOnfeSSiHg his sins
against Heaven and his father.
Fifth. He came foregoing the sons
place and asking only the SERVANTS
place.
To comply with Mr.. Stewards condi-
tions the rebel States must come.
First. Voluntarily. But they have
come back only because they were
tUhiPped back.
second. Bankrupt. They meet this
condition.; but some OF them want an
other slice TO make up for what they
have squandered on those twin harlots
slavery and rebellion.
Third. Penitent. They are very SOr-
1.y, but it is only because their rebellion
was a failure.
Fourth. Confessing their sin. But,
like the Pharisee, they justify rebel
lion, or the going away from their
fathers house.
Fifth. Acknowledging the forfeiture OF
their prerogatives as States; but, in
stead of this, they boldly demand the
sons place-that is, the IIne rights
and privileges as if they had stayed at
home and behaved themselves.
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NAsHv1LIE, Tenn, Dec, Isl, 1856.

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The ProdIsal Son.

A correspondent of the Washington
Chronicle comes at Mr.. Stewards allu-
sion to the "prodigal son." in his Au-
burD sDeech Tins.
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The ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOL November
contains long article by c. C. Hazewell on
the Progress of Prussia, recOllections Of
Court GurowskI by Garter, serial story,
"Katharine Morne,' by Miss Palirey; the
conclusion of Reade's Griffith Gaunt, >" and
other interesting articles.
The allie manner in which the Atlantic
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it will still as heretofore appear articles from
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both political and literary.
Tie publishers announce that in addition
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and Edward f Hale, author Of The man
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We are glad to learn from the publishers
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Our Young Folks Tor November PAS l.r
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German fairy story, from Grimm the COL
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for tic Rz.iC1f CarC % ASTHMA. BROst HITIs. Ca
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FOREIGN NEws.-By the cable. Spain;ha,
announced her intention to uphold The ten
porai power of the Pope, after the French
forces leave Rome.
\ steamer viii sail from Trieste for Mexi-
co forthwith, by express order of the Empe-
ror Francis Joseph.
The famous confederate cruiser Shenan-
doah, alter lying many months in the Liver
pool docks has been bought, it is said by the
sultan of Zanzibar.
Mr. Thouvenel died at Paris on the 18th.
lie was minister Of Foreign affairs from lSGO
to 1868.
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PER'oNAL-Rev. 5. N. Whiting has re
signed the rastorate Of the Baptist church
IN Colchester. to take effect from the first
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Bryan's Pulmonic Waters.

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acknowledgements
AaIC--E6caffH- SEFCR2Fh.
DIR. JUAN DELANABRE'S

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From Washington.

WAsHINoroN, September 15.-secretary
MoCuRoch has directed the Commissioner
of Revenue 10 give special attention to a re.
vision of the tariff, and report o bill for the
consideration Of Congress.
tis intended to make the custom branch
OF revenue system more. simple, economical
and effective
The commissioner is instructed to consid-
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cies of the Government, and also to. propose
such notifications of tariff as will bette
adjust and equalize duties on foreign i'm
tions. Secretary McCulloch suggests d re.
duction Of taxation upon the raw material
and mtchinery Of home productions.
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,SaSasG .; c.
Foreign NewS-Per Gable.

.. LIVERPOOL, September IL, Evening. The
Vanard steamships Europa and Tarifa sail
ed for Quebec this afternoon with regi-
1ment of Husssrs. Ship Twilight, which
;sailed recently from this port to New York
$put back dismsntled.
MUNICH, SSptomber l2.-The Government
of Bavaria has concluded To attempt secur-
ang loan Of twenty EIGHT millions by
means of a lottery to be drawn here.
LONDON, September IL, Evening The
fMorning Post of to-day warmly applauds the
policy of non intervention Of the United
States in the war between Tpain, Chill and
Peru, and cordially approves the modera-
tion eyinced by the United States respect
ing Mexico.
LONDON, September 13, Noon.-The Ate
lantic Telegraph Company have called a
meeting of stockholders for the purpose of
raising funds TO buy up the interest of the
Anglo-American Telegraph Company. un.
der whose auspices the Cable has been com.
pieted.
SOUTHAMPTON, September 13, Noon.--
The steamship Hansa, from Bremen, sailed
to-day with a fair. compliment Of passeu.
gers aud G14,O00 in goli.
PARIS, September l3.-The Moniteur Of
to-day publishesa econventicle which was
signedin the Oity Of Mexico, by which
half the receipts from customs throughout
the Empire, for the purpose of paying the
liabilities of Mexico to France The con.
vention goes into operation on the 1st of
November next
BERLIN, September 13.-The Frussian
Chamber ofDeputies has voted an elect orial
law and Parliament for Saxony. The nego-
tiations between Prussia and Saxony make
very slow progress. 1t is said that Prussia
demands the taking Of the oath of loyalty
to herself by the Saxon troops. The pay
ment of ten millions Of thaIers as Indemnity
to Prussia for expenses of the war. ana the
right to gprrisoh the fortress Of Konigstcau
and the cities Of Dresden and Leipsic with
Prussian troops.
ST. PErERsBURa, September 18 "A fare-
we'll banquet was given to day TO the allied
Embassy. Assistant Secretary Fox and
several United States Naval oficers were
present. Count Chakoff made speech ex-
pressive of the hope that the era Of good
Alow prevailing between Russia and the Uni
ted States may be permanent and stated
that there was no danger Of its being con-
: sidered ss o menace TO other nations.
PARIS, September 13-The Journal des
Debdts to-day states that the French and
English Governments have conformity made
an active representation to the Sultan of
turkey against the acquisition Of the Uni
ted States Government of an island in the
Gulf Of Asina.
BERLIN, September, 14.-Doubt having
boon expressed of the passage, Of the bsis
authorizing the King to make loan for the
liquidation Of the war expenses, it is on.
nounced on what may be considered semi
.oficial authority, that should, the bill be re-
jected the Chamber Of Deputies will be dis.
solved by, o royal decree.
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! SECOND pIspAfoif.

PHnADaLMiIk, PA, Sept. 16.--By the
aocident az Johnstown, twelve were orashcd
TO death, and ninety wounded.
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TheNew York Herald Bought Out by the
'4 Radicals,

WARRINGTON, September 13. Tho New
York Herald, which has hitherto frialy sup
ported the President, in days issue pro-
inounces his plan Of restoration failure,
and moreover says. his generous actions to
the late revolted States have been accepted
by that people as covering license for san
guinary outrage against the poor negroes
and abolition Yankees and that the ground
swell which commended in Maine viii sweep
the whole country as against the Presidents
policy. sItS Jgz
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1865.

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and Bed Bugs, quicker than we can write it
1t is'in great demand all over the country.
---Menaina, Ohio, Gazette
B@. See "CosTAR's" advertisement sboy g
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-18
1866.

INCREASE OF RATs.-The Farmers
gazette GEnglish} asserts and proves by fig
ures thaS one pair of RATS will have a pro-
geny end decendants no less than G6l, 1850
in three years, Now, unless this immense
family can be kept down, they would con.
sumo more, food than would sustain G5,0O0
human beings.
BSSH SEQ "CosTAR's" advertisement, above
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-18
1866.

"COSTAR's'' RAT EXTERMINATOR is
simple, safe and sure-the most perfect
Ratification meeting we have ever attend
ed. Every Rat that can get it, properly
prepared, will eat 1t, and every one that
eats it will die, generally at some place
distant as possible from were 1T was taken.
Lake Shore. Mich. Mrror.
nay" See "CesTAR's" advertisement above