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NAVY GAZETTE.

Engineer Edmund ordered the command of the Sa
detached from from and ser Oct Lieut.
The Nobopgo an placed waiting Commander Duer and
orders Lent, Conn nie Slas Edwin Sheppard and Passed
Casey r and Geo Dewe have Paymaster James G
been ordered the Naval Acad ordered the
from ani after Oc. l. Com. a,gA aud after Oct J.
mander John II. Upshur has beenI
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A uornn man of Louisville. Carter by name,

A young man of Louisville, carter py name,
rose IN his sleep few nights since aud leaPed over inc
oiustrade OF tho back porch In the thrd story oi ne
to fbe pavement below, distance OF ABOUT 20 ice
H. ecceiyed no injuries except few slight bruises
The old pententary building in oN washington ,ol maaSoD
- G ~ Irnose erected upon the site. The remains or j.
Wilkes booth viii be reached IN the sa1S ht1erod d
PIT W., ~ ,r,li MT hc disturbed The scafod upon whieh
pSr aud others we're executed will bc removed IL mas
already been badly ehppod .! iehs'nuH'e1@
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DIED.

BAgToy n Taunton Mass on Friday Sept 49, Charles T. B'o'
81 th. AiG Il Reed Barton -
CGRRliOFFAt Fshk SUNDAY sept 10 D. s Y b
ln widow the Derrick A. BneAerhou III 'He 'iS' ' " ~
age . - ,,,.l A. .,,.,A he, 6,,e-,
flfon H. residence of her son, VI y o. p'h'AuV' isA''
rLarsis!. sesL -. "a os.9eA y H.
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not than three OF sufficient wealth to invest in the
speculation. The persons named as officers were as Il
matter OF course, considerably annoyed.
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MIRRIEU.

rrFNArVg- -NEwHALI-On Mondny, Sept l2 the First NJ Is
,L J. W. Barnes Charles NJ Ircn ane oi booA
in H. MAMMA d. eldest daughter Of Isaac Ne~hai esd Of
LTnn, N-ss
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puILApTLPnIA CATTLB MARKET

r, ,p.lrnl, Sept, s-The Cattle market dull Beeves lc
T. 5dl fair 10 good l!Glic eoamon. 9allc She
5E3.c logs AdyaLelng sales AZ SO wa Sll 81
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ssps.iaI Q0titss.

Chamber of CommeFce.-A special meeting Of iAe Gambler o.
Commerce will be held THURSDAY September 49, at
o'clock p m for the election Of Of Fos for
years conformity and Of the ot
the Legislature establishing such Board ofCommsonerA
By order GEO. WILSON, secretiry. 81 b.i,rtr
sixth Assembly District 4 mon nepnjiicnn Associn-
ton will hold regular monthly meeting az ONhsugln ss Hotel THIS
JAS 81. McCARTIS President
EDwARD HoGAN lc...
sAML. L. KENNEDY Str,s'a''s''
Ninth Assembly Di-trictThe Union Republican Assoc altos
the hold moLh Heeiug sd
THIS TUESDAY EYENlNG a y ock Lebanon Hail.
No 10 AbHg square. full requested BY order.
CHAS. WRIGHT KIRBY, te..,o,,-i.,
wM. C. CARPENTER,
1wenty-hr.t Assembly District Union Republican
AssOcIaonA regular meeting Of this Association viii b. bh s
Bulls Head Hotel of Onenunreda thlrdst and Third
THIS TUESDAY EVENING at o'clock
JohS az soRToS Secretaries - 10
The Members Of the First Manhattan Cooperative
will TONIGHT in the Hall northwest Esh
and Eghteenth ST., for special business - - . .
Association for Advancement Of SCHENECTADY TURF ON
NATURAL HlSTORY.-Prof RUFUS KING BROWNE, NJ D., vii
deliver opening discourse SCIENCE AND Philosophy
THIS EVENING a. Room No - Cooper Institute The pa1hs
invited
An of the Howard .tiission aud
Home for Little Wanderers WI be hc tie Mission Rooms
owcry TUESDAY September. 1907,
at O'clock ?. II. II. BRhWsTBk secreiay
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coLLNs-On Monday morning Sept &C. IN bis 7i Joseph B.
Collins
The relatives friends family the societies which
respectfully
Friends Meeting Twentehst, Gramcy Park be1fes
Thrdye and Iingpace Wednesday morning. at 81 o'clock
cORNRLLon Monday Sept l6 Samuel l., s: Of Samuel H.
and Eliza C. Cornell
The relatives family respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral from the Of parents No R West fourteen,b
81, oa TUESDAY sept H. at o'clock ,. L.
C0RNELl-At West Farms Sunday, Sept Is, william son Of
Henry ard Eliza Cornell, aged weeks and days
The relatives aud friends invited attend the faners Inesys
Sept IL, al 2 o'clock from the residence Of parents
DUNHAMA Rast Chester Saturday Sept Mary A. the young
eat daughter Of Edgar A. and Mary H. Dunha aged 10 months and -
and relatives Peter Pirnie
respectfully invited g. attend the funeral
Tuesday lU3 O'Clock from the residence Of grsnber.
Pelhamyle depot for the O'Clock a. New Haven
DAsA-On Sunday sept IS Avon Y Of brain fever Miss
Dana only daughter Of j. A. and NJ Dana and
Of the Packer Collegiate Institute.
Brooklyn.
child Of Joseph and Emil Donohoe Of San Francro California
The relatives my invited 20 attend the funeral.
G j O'Clock this day Sept H. from the residence Of Ramsay Coohe,
No lf9 West Tgenhst.
EoFFOn Monday Sept l6 short Bess John Theodore Rof
The attend
on Wednesday afternoon, a. y O'clock from No "a Peryst
KTNNARDOR Monday evening l6 Warren Albert yonBgest
th ofWsa auI Sarah Kennarl aged months and - days
Friends relatives respectfully the funeral from
the residence Of bis parents No. 9i West kshenthst Weises
day. Sept ls, at O'Clock p
LIPPMAN-In this City SATURDAY Sept lingering illness.
Solomon, infant son Of Mr. and Mrs Levy Lpqnan
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THE WEATHER.
Sept l6-sa N

REaARKsll 20 II OF 18th cleAl 18TH Tn thermometer
va. lowest early n So Morning cloudy overcast cloudy
very cloudy overcast Evening to O'clock overcast eo''
from gto IL
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To the land above.
Where peace and love.
I.eign for tue uUre In soul

MrRDOCn-On Sunday SeTt d ela MlTi0ch native o. Scot
and, a.ai ~ years. moli.s and n days
Friends of the fiy eT invited attend the neral
Iu.a sept H. al O'Clock from her e residence, Bridge.
port, Conn.
TOPPSG-on Friday Sept 49, Harote P wife Of Robert Top
Reges ali @ invited Tacsy Sept.
i, az gcoc from Der ate residence, No 20i AonIoes
NeS-iofk CITY
wLSoN-oH Sunday Sent IS James wsoa IN he CD Of bis
relatives ard friends Of the fmy also
Lodge, 40 l9 T. aLd A. NJ, respectfully uUri attend the
funeral bis No D. Cl0at IueslaJ sept
H. at O'Clock ?. n., without further notice.
WILLIAMSON Friday e7enng srt D. sfer pTo,a-;ed Illness
Liza beloved wife Of hea Williams ageI o. year, months aaf
n d1Js
The relatives ani fieuis OF the family respectfully i d attend
her funeral reseuc no. Do ClDsest Tuesday
Sept H. a. O'Clock D. u.. without further notice.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-17

GAYLORD'S PATENT COUPl.lNdS
FOR
Hose Engines Idrauts Railroads. Sls Steamboats, steam Force
and .ren Punrs Faucets Public and futae BAL -hss
Gas sud water Pipes. Hoe llgcs and Hose o, ah ue
scrrtons Street Washes. Tor Plumbers lse
oEEfCP and WAREROOMs Nos u ard % Deyst hes York.
CT r',,,ag Sscrstrrr WV ". NAIGiiT. Pres drat
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-20

than If he had been mere buccaneer. Macmillan never
had shadow of right in Mexico While there he committed
crimes that humanity should sudder Had they been
committed by private individual, acting in private
capacity they would have received the title Of murder and
the author of them, in well regulated country would have
been arrested tried and hanged.
We trust the fate of Macmillan Will prove saluary
lesson to the crowned heads Of Europe and will have the
effect to keep their hands off that to which they have
title. Mexico may be poor weak anarchica government
and the Mexcan turbulent revolutionary halt-civized
people, but those facts offered for any European
dynasty stepping in and attempting to usurp the government
and appropriate the country Because nelghbor is ILL
behaved shall attempt to his family? Because
he is mprovident and his substance shall try to
steal that substance away? And when have done and
fail shall up hue and cry just punishment of
our ofense? Peoria Transcript
We cordially indorse the opinions of contemporary.
We consider the execution of such bloodsaned traitor
Charles L. of England of the noblest lessons
taught tyran What hen does the invader and usurper
such Maxmilan Deserve who the to
commit wholesale murder in America, in order to up
another monarchy the ruins of liberty and in the interest
of foreign oppessors? Let have donen of such
aggravated enormty-wth this eternal and contempt
ibe waddle about being "mercul" and all that of
mawkish bosh. Had Ireland dealt in similar with
the Norman ruans and murderers who first foot her
free SOIL she would be different land to-day from what she
is.-EDs. I. r.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-20

DEvn1sH OurRAeE.-A correspondent of the Davenport
Democrat that two years named Henderson,
living Genwood twenty miles south of Council Bluffs,
Iowa. seized and hung by socaed vigilance committee
for horse stealing He afterwards found to be innocent
His wife carefully noted down the of all concerned in
the murder hoping future time have them punished
Her brothers, named Lawn at the time in Colorado
About the first of June they returned with $4,000 On hear
ing of endeos fate they threatened prosecute the guilty
parties Subsequently in saloon in Genwood they fell in
company with young men from Pacific City, eight miles
from Genwood who in of conversation witted them
of their brohernaw alleged horse stealing. fight
ensued and the Pacific City boys got whipped This gave
the vigilance committee pretext dispose of the Lawn
boys they could not prosecute them Fearing something
of the Sort the Lawns went to Council Bluffs and stopped
few days. registering their the hotel On the 18th
ins before astr in the morning these despera
does, tweny-eight in number Council Bluffs with
four horse team went to the hotel looked the register
found their called for their room which pointed
out called upon the young and in to the query
who's there? treacherously answed "a friend" and on
opening the door, of the gang pretending to be an
ocer SAID he had for their arrest They dressed
themselves up their revolver went down stairs when
they were seized thrown into the wagon and amid the whoo
ing and yelling of these demons taken distance OF
twelve miles and hung. The outrage has produced hluc
feeling in the vicinity and feels himself secure from
such villains
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-20

acquired it, The prince consor was gourmand and the
queen to discourage much possible his propensity for
heavy dinner always dned with the royal children at mid
day. AT the regular late dinner she only sat at the table for
the sake of etiquette and she scarcely anything she
unconsciousy took wine in about the quantity if she
partakng of the meal Thus the habit upon her.
and has never left London Correspondent Of Chicago Times.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
The picture by Sir E. Landseer of the Queen at Osborne
attracts considerable attention She is represented seated
quietly black pony-perfecty black, not white hair
upon him. She is dressed in black with black bonnet and
vail black Skye terrier stands his hind legs looking up
wisuy at her she studies paper in her hand her favor
tie glly John Brown is at the ponys head also black
and with eyes cast upon the ground The Queen by
popular in England scandaous stories are openly
circulated about her. She is said to be pirituais and
believe that Prince Abers spirit nhabs the body of her
fvore servant John Brown.London Cor. Of Round Table.
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Macmillan.

The shooting of Macmillan by Juarez is being generally
condemned by exchanges We do not join in the
condemnation We have no pity besow the unfortunate
victim Royalty lends no dignity to his and the fact
that he crowned head makes his end dporabe
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-05
~ EDUCATIONAL. L ID
University Of yincenness,
Tor FISCESSES, INDIANA sii ba

HYHE GALL TERN OF THIS COL
l. lege will commence on the first Mon
day In September. A complete scientific
course may be taken as well as the full coll
legiate course. The Grammar School, con-
nected with the University, commences at
the same time.
Rev. X. M. CHAPMAN, DID,, President,
Professor of Latin and Greek Languages;
Rev. w. H. CARTER, LID, Professor
of Mathematics and Natural Sciences;
JOHNSONwPITMAN, Alb, Profe -sor of
History and Bellies Lettres. and Principal
of the Grammar School.
There is, also, under the supervision of
the University, a Department for Young
Ladies, under the charge of Miss ELLEN
CATHCART, assisted By csmpetent teach
erS. s.1t- - -
TERMS PER ANNUM:
Grammar School, or Female Dept. $40 90
Collegiate "a 90
Board, in good families, fourteen to
For further particulars apply to the
President, Or TO w. WHIT, MD,
President Board of Trustees.
III. T. ROsEMAN, Sec'y. taugi2 3wd1tw
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A MATRoN dwelling on the hank of

A hATRoN dwelling on the bank of
the Tees, England, under cross exam
lnation as a witness at the Durha N
assizes, turned up her nose at the in-
sinuationt that her daughter was in
clinea to wed "a awidower.. '-Kezy
likely, indeed said she, with 5oss
Of the head, that my daughter should
marry 2 SECOND hand 1di man II ~ vic
~ a Young lady possessing ppreryao :
ity than personal charms .remarkqd
in a testing tone, but with an earn E r
glance, that she travelled on her god}
looks" HYejected lover being pres
aent, remarked that she now could ac-
count for the young lady neverih9v-
ing been far from hOmed3buoqss1goo
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Female College,

GLENDALE, HAMILTON CouSTY, OHIO.
+ Located in a beautiful village fifteen
M lies from Cincinnati. Its aim Is to COM
THOROUGH instruction and the very
finest facilities in all departments. Thir-
1teenfh year commences September 18th.
!, Reference In made to John Ingle Jr., DIR.
i. Casselberry, Samuel NJ. Archer, John w.
Foster, Esd, DR.. +. w. Sawyer, and Others
of its present or former patrons.
> REV. +. D. POTTER President.
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Indiana State University,
BLoOMINGTON, IND. 4

10 BLoOM1NGTON.f IND. 4 by
~ The next term of Indiana @tatei Univer.
sity will begin on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
nth. TUITION IS FEE FOR A L., in
Guiding Instructions in MODERN LAM
GUAGE1. Jauitor Fee is three dollars
per term. Three additional Professorshtps
have been established. The Scientific Pre-
paratory Departments has been abolished.
Ladies will be admitted to the regular COL
lege classes but not IN the regular ptepar-
atory departme nt!
. Law Term begins November nth. =
ru W. HAEsN AMAE.
President OF Trustees.
Indianapolis, Aug. IS, Ise7. tsepI dot, W.T.
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ar LOvEi'' 3si3 at
On the foam of the billow, aarg9iag
Mid the roar of the deep .rf,.4
On the calm OF my pillow,
| hem tse Tenn past Sleep u
"A Al w RS 9tsSh ?, LIE ne morning, gfi9
l. $40 The gold of its dawning ~ Upd1
EItB Comes dashing and FREE eff.ad
T Al The daT5 lng & d lay
BIS nj With the pride of 3 monarch ITG9d
800 whose conquest is Womb sayes
III In the hour of sorrow,
b. ybus Inthe moments OF bliss, pnE Zen
T. IT q rhink Of Thy kiss. - i~idega
dauofOn thebanks of the Douroag gGos
- MID the groves OF old Spain, .atil
1Doir When the wantoh Boiero' ,7,',, ''lal
-gS> 81 Wakes passion AGAIN. is h5boh9
In the halls iof.AInambra.oi9W All
sssi5 The splendor Of kingdoms, = Ish
-rgsat The ruin OF years D99f9 .yiTG4 10
bso4fB By ne ,ss SIDE d Of The foqntain, nog gai
81 Yl'Mid the depths of the mountain, Aiq
-y.ffess Where The Bandit T. has birth; o f9I2
? -''i@ In the hour Of Silence, -. ,-erff
-9T d Mid vesper and prayer2is 7iS''
| will think of our vows, love, 9YI5J
raw a III Wish thou vert there.n IN
-i9ii7Iu tsiesbeauty of 1Fforenee,i Iof bnG
Where art has her home- ~ 9tsq
va5o f6s ts ssb gsa 5s 9dT
o. - In the wrecks of pastglory,nE .oTE2
q
- - In the 'vaguene IS of story. =;
" 9l73 The kings Of "a drean-5t l9i4A u
10 In the ,CarnivaPs madnessiuGm sdt
IL When riot runs free, arf,+so Iii
AMI And revei wins sadness, -
-MaQ- To share in its glee- 90 iIai- 5ao
IN the midst Of their rapture. bored
IOncI will think Of fhylvoice, love- r
v9i9 I'm think of thy kiss. % ba5iLs 81
Int the hush f3the midnight, iLul 20
10 When weary aRd5 lone, iI3Tp OH
The shadows shall haunt me ..,.,.-
1901 OF days that are GONE ~ = i4s.l r
d'iyg And remem brance sh all tell nae stGn
How like in my pride, f-t5,t- res.fa
DA@ In the haifbrlried column 49,
us9- That sleeps by my side; -.1A3tA
er No temple 10 claim it, uuu- VliDlI3
No worship to share Ia
Alone in its ruin, -siir ~
Oh! then in my anguish, - Ef-arq fny
4i- How soothing the bliss,
- To think OF th :. voice, love- e@5IDDE
To think of Lily kiss !GTut a DO dR
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ESTATE AGENCY.
The Place for Bargains
- Is iii ~
r. ESTATE
s. McNEELY g. SGHUBERTS 9
Real Estate and Insurance
.Gzn4HAgeveyy-aTT
Do Ne. L HEDDERICH'S BLOCK
- Corner Room, Second Ffoor,1
Opposite the Codrt-House,
- s..-.....--..--...--..- EyANsTvS.tt IsSo4

kOofdCH LAOOL1Ay JCCOA4 CAOofsl
Opposite the Codrt-Heuse,
g : s---.--.--'.---..-----. EVANSVILLE, ,INo.
OYER LOO -lIorSEs and LOTS in~va-
s sa@a IN s pfs
ETxCELLENTSqG GARDENING LAND,
cor yeni9nt 70 The city !; also land suitable
FAKMfSa LAND, improved and unim-
proved, In this and other States. for sale or
exchange Tor city, property. Also, Timber.
ass An eligible BUSH Ess STAND, well
situated for Country Trade and buying
produce having plenty of ground, and a
storehouse, blacksmith shop and DWELL
ing. For sale chaap-,g,l, IrWI's1TT 80
Several BUSINESS HOUSES TO LET;
ais d q, comfortable Lodging Roon,s near
the centre of business asistAR afIHarr
A number offpargains now on our books,
and several yappIcation o. die to pur-
chase desirable property. Persons having
such for sale may fstrcustoners by apply
ing at this Agency We hayey number of
apphcationsfor renting dwelling houses.
Persons having real estate for sale, ex-
change, or rent are requested to enter ne
details on our books for. reference. No
charge unless property is disposed OF.
-Sf = ISsuRANoE
OF all kinds effected in good companies.
Special attention given to LIFE INSUR-
sS- NOTAR1AL BUSINESS transacted
AZ, this officeaND EpAt $685. ,r. au9
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JOHN II. CREBS. CHAUNCEY s. CONGER
90 CREBS & CONGER, Ii
Will practice law in all the Courts of Ed
wards. White. Wayne, Hamilton, Saline.
and Gallatin Counties, in the State of Hi
nois, and in the Supreme Court. Refer 20
G. Maghee, James K minor, Stockweli &
Co. ColonetT. w. Stone, with I. q D. AHei.
man, Gen. w. Harrow, Mt. Vernon.
maya dam
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Arw, Real Estate Agency.


- -. ~. EHIIOtE AZ sui
WAVE OPENED A REAL ESTATE
IA Agencyforthe salesof and renting of
lands, Houses, &C., &c.
Persons having houses or land to rent or
sell, or persons wishing to purchase or
their Office. on -., No..
4 IaI ~ = 81 FAA ri $50 20 81 - %. .tt.--
Third, Street, near Locust, 10
- " 10 xlllsrt3@ Iot saap
I'm Elliott.Ss Blocks T
20 juneIftf- 49,,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-27

An Old Ballad.

Like to the clear in highest sphere,
Where all imperial glory shines,
OF self-same color is her hair,
Whether unfoldod, or in twines.
Her eyes arc sapphires set in snow,
Refining heaven at every wink,
The gods do fear when as they glow
And l do tremble when l think
Her checks are like the blushing cloud,
That beautiful Apollo,s face;
Or like the silver-crimson shroud,
That Ph@bus' smiling looks doth grace.
Her lips NJ J like two budded roses,
Whom ranks Of lilies neighbor nigh.
Within which bounds, she balm encloscs,
Apt to enticc deity.
Her neck like to a stately tower
Where love himself imprisoned lies,
To watch for glances every hour,
From her divine and sacred eyes
With Orient pearls, with ruby red
With marble white, with sapphire blue,
Her body every way is fed,
Yet soft in touch and sweet in view.
Nature herself her shape admires.
The gods are wounded in her sight,
And love forsakes his heavenly fires
And at her eyes his brand doth light.
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PROSPECTUS
THE BAPTIST

NE PROPOSE to publish WEEKLY
w PAPER, devoted to the diffusion of
the principles of religion and the interests
OF the Baptist denomination. We have
been moved to this undertaking by the
solicitations of brethren in various por-
tlons OF this State, as we'll as OF other
States, among the readers of the late
Confederate Baptist, and by our own con-
vlctlon that paper of high character
would contribute largely to the intellectual
Improvement, the religious progress and
the general welfare Of the churches The
held is large. affording ample room for all
sincere and jealous laborers
The BAPTIST will be printed on sheet
about twenty-five by thirty-two inches. and
will contain twenty-four broad columns,
mostly In Long Primer type, clear and
leglble, so that it may he read with COM
fort, even by the aged. It's entire mecha-
nical execution will be of the highest order.
Our columns will be enriched by CORES
pondence and contributions from the
other Southern States, and, occasionally,
from Europe and our missionary stations
abroad. The entertainment and instruc,
ton OF the young-especially the child
Ten.will not be forgotten; and our vene-
BILE friend, ''Uncle Fabian" so we'll and
favorably known to the readers Of the
Confederate Baptist, will resume his la bors
IN their behalf. In short, we possess all
inc Iacllltlos requisite TO produce paper
OF the first rank. AS such, we offer it to
our brethren, and solicit their generous
cooperation.
The Enitist will be issued as soon as ?
sufficient number of subscribers have be ~
secured.
TERMs-s3 year, payable on he rccep-
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All communications will be addressed to
(.e Gaptisi, Columbia, S. c."
). T.. REYNOLDS,
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Jan 81 Editors on0 Pronrietors
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How JOHN G. CALHOUN WAS OUT
wrrTED.-An interesting letter ap-
pears In the st. Louis RepubJican
Ex-senator Jones, in a recent com
munication, said that John G. Cal
houn did not deliver the speech
which he had prepared against his
(Jone's) territorial bill-'I having
had the tact to have the same called
up and acted upon during his alb
sence from the Senate Chamber.
The writer in the Republican says
that the ..tact' employed was this:
"The Hon. George w. Jones, or
the General, as he is more Familiarity
known at home, was and is a great
ladies' man. Knowing the opposi-
ton to his territorial bill on the
part of Mr.. Calhoun, and that a
speech from that distinguished states
man would defeat it, he set his wits
to work to procure the absence of
Mr.. Calhoun when the bill would be
called up. To accomplish this he
paid very marked attention to lady
relative of Mr.. Calhoun then at the
capitol, and was so kind, polite and
entertaining, that she, feeling under
obligations to him for the same, in
adveA .eLtly expressed the hope that
circumstances might throw it in her
way to render him some service.
This was just what the General
wanted, and he Immediately said,
You can, if you will, do me the
greatest favor in the world;' ard
went on to explain the territorial
bll,'and the opposition OF Mr.. Cal
noun thereto. Now said the Ge-
neral. it will come up on such day:
you be in the gallery, and when [
send you my card call out Mr.. Cal
noun and, ON some pretext, keep him
out for an hour or two She con-
sented and carried out the arrange
ment, and during that absence the
E!li was passed, and Mr.. Calhoun
didn't have an opportunity to op-
pose; That, Mr.. Editor. is George
w. Jones tact. %
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