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EsTABLIsHED ON PRINCIPLES OF
Il Benevolence for promotion of Religious
knowledge. w. Va. Religious and sunday
School Book House.
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ODening.

TESSRS. CAMPBELL q HARDEN will
1Nl be pleased show to to the public fine
Lne of Trimmed BOnnets aud Hats, Tues
day, April 10Th. aprl9-2t
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DEADY FOR SPRING TRADE, Religious
III Book House, 90 Monroe Street.
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RUMoRs of a very unpleasant kind
come from New Orleans. They are in
brief that formidable war on the Span
ish authorities in Cuba is being organi-
zed at New Orleans, and that the author
tiles at Washington being notified, are
doing nothing to hinder and therefore
virtually encourage the flNbusters.
This is "Herald" story. We hope
there is no truth in it and are encour-
aged so to believe by reports from
Washington that the Government is to
maintain a strict neutrality.
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Org 6uuas.

1rGIvEs ME- PLEASURE TO INFORM
nv friends and the public in general that
have In store and am daily receiving large
additions to my stock OF
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AT LAST the golden apple-We mean
A golden apple-has fallen right into
the lap of Buchannon. DIR. David s.
PInnell. has been appointed Consul TO
Melbourne, Australia. Which shows
how much better Is one Ruccessful Sen
ntorIal campaign than many unsuccess'
full campaigns on the Capital" We
are gratitied that the Doctors cherished
aspiration TO visit the scene OF "Foul
Play" is about to be realized, though
the eloquent strains OF his musical
voice will be sadly missed at the Capt.
tai, where they have so long resounded
as warnings from the watch towers OF
liberty; and where he always "!ought
the enemy in his intrenchmeuts and
out of Them" just as he used TO
when performing gallant deeds in the
medical department OF the army. 1t IS n
sad thing TO Danish ii man-especially
so genial one rs tho DoctOr-tO the
uttermost ends of the earth; but when
we remember how Wilkins Micawber,
L o., accompanied by the Twins, and
the eyer faithful Mrs. NJ. left the wicked
ways OF London and betOOk him to dis.
tant Australian wilds-hOw there in
that new world his native intellect
shone out in all Its natural refulgence,
and how he rose from one plane OF
greatness TO another, till he became a
Justice OF tho peace-Rnd how i'll the
very elTulgeECe of his greatness he re-
turned to England to enjoy his triumph
in such land, with such Opportuni'
ties, and with such an example before
him. we Cannot doubt that what is our
loss is the Doctors gain, and that all
will be well if it ends we'll.
MIR. CHANDLER, of Michigan, gave
official expression in the Senate yester-
day, to the insane talk that has filled
tho papers lately about the annexation
OF the British territory north of US, by
Offering Il resolution to direct the Presi-
dent 10 open negotiations for the settle
ment OF I'LL open questions with Eng
land on IL basis OF Il surrender OF all the
British North American possessions to
the United States. Fortunately there
are few like Mr.. Chandler in the Senate
and no danger that body will be
guilty of any such folly. The country
Is very we'll now. 1t needs only to be
let it alone. The government would be
no stronger, nor the people happier il
all that territory were added to US. 1t
would be that much harder to govern
and would but hasten the disruption
that overtakeS every government that
lacks The virtue and moderation to
limit and restrain its desire for aggran-
dizement. Nothing so much endan-
gers this country now as tho mad rage
for more territory which we fear has
even turned high official heads. Canada
Mexico and Cuba can never be so valu>
able TO the United States in any other
relation as in the character of hide.
pendent Republics. Whatever this
Government can properly do to convert
Canada and Cuba into separate Repub-
lies, we would gladly see done. But if
we are to annex and bring under the
wings of the American eagle everything
that adjoins US, on land or in the sea,
when are we 10 stop? 1t can hardly be
necessary to ask what3would be the re-
suit.
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.

It Il II NJ -.
NvARIABLY IN NEE.
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MORNING EDITION,
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REMARKS ny GEN. MooRHEAD.

Hon. J. X. Moorhead, being called
upon, coincided most fully with the
sentiments of the report. as 10 the ma
liGn influence exerted in Congress- nv
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
the entire railway interests of the coun.
try. Whenever legislation regulating
the bridging of streams is demanded.
congressman are compelled to combat
the railroad interests, which is very
formidable indeed. He thought the
passage of the act of 1862 was Il great
mistake and that it should be repealed,
After our experience with the Steuben-
Vile bridGe-the immediate loss which
1t had inflicted upon our iron trade-it
was amazing that the Baltimore and
ONO Railroad should persist in build
ing three hundred feet span bridges at
Bellair and Parkersburg. It was said
that II the law were repealed, these
bridges would have to be removed
That is, tue repeal OF the law would
not compel their demolition directly.
but, the protection of the law being
withdrawn, all parties sustaining dam.
age would have redress against the
company, and thus necessitate a chsnoa
in the piers to conform to the new IaST.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com:
rany claim a vested right to build these
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LIUNDAY SCHOOL REQUISITE. Relig.
. iOus Book House, 81 Monroe Street.
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An Appeal to our Citizens.

The shivcrinS season comes on apacc. and
all the signs forctcll winter Of unusual Sc
verify. The condition of the numerous tlcs-
titutc families i'll our community is already
truly ptiablc, nnd intense suffering can only
be averted by the prompt help of nll the
charitable We have already an association
of ladies known rs the Fuel Society, whose
earnest and discriminating efforts have tlonc
wonders during past winters in the allcvia-
ton of. distress. But their funds are now
exhausted, and, without assistance, they will
be unable to distribute fuel this month, even
i'll the most urgent cases of need They
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ZcnS-to the hundreds who have been
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for the required help. 1t will not 10 to
delay. Let each merchant, as he enters his
cosy co,lnting-room this morning, think of
the suffering women and little children of
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crs and others of their body who have entered the
ministry Of The English Church through religious
motives should bc received into the Catholic
Church, ordained rs priests, employed as such,
and allowed, ir married, 10 continue so until the
death of their present wives; those marriWl not to
In employed rs c0nGcSsor'.''
The correspondent uf The London Pos; writes;
~ follows from Rome concerning The expected
action OF the Council: ''Thc dngitla!ic d,Ht.on
of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary will en-
counter no obstacle The Pope earnestly desires
tile consolidation Of the dnSmas. Tic erection
into II dogma of Tie necessity ur the temporal
power is moi considered po'shc by i,5 most ar.
dent champions. The foundation and prcscry:i.
ton of hat power lo not afford line elements of "A
dogma. and bciicf in its necessity Is not even
1U0ri''' .fdci. hut only or high Importance. Pro.
hably the protests Of 1867 AMI lSI will ba rccciy.
ct. u Is suggested that tie liberal bishops will
advise that terms &c nl;l'la with the Kingdom
of linly, 80 that ail appoint mcnts, even
Popcdom, may he conferred without the
destruction of nationality hut such change
of policy. although desirable, is improb.
ahlc IT present. ami must DC left To Time
and the force of wants. The Council does moi
nave the initiative with respect 10 the syllabus
II would lie absurd to think that the syllabus viii
bc abruIatul. II is more probable hat the bishops;
will hc asked 10 sanction /; by open anl iInlni.
mons adhesion, and to explain such portions IL,
are ubScurriy wurlicd crruncOusly Interpreted.
Beyond these points. the Council will only hc o.
curcd with questions Of Internal discipline, such
as reform missions, the reunion OF sciIisna;ir,
aid hcrctics with tlIr church, notifications Of
the religious orders The amclioraiion of ins,rIc.
ttons to the clergy. ami the adaptation ol the
judicial power of bishops tn The condition OF Socc
ty. IL is Important To observe that The initiative
in everything belongs To The Pope alone As tic
Roman Catholic hierarchy is strongly ana judi.
ciousy constituted, il Is improbable that any spri
GUS opposition will lie manifested.
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RADICAL paper published II statement
that the Rev. Samuel Johnson, of Column
bia "was preaching ON the farm Of DIR. G..
SC. Wright, near Aliens Ford, in I.aurcns
County. when three white men rode up and
"lirc'l ii"'n twenty-five to thirty shots among
the congregation. The name oi one or The
''lsSaiantS is Philip Coon, who resides III
that vicinity"
i'ilr lmurcnSvilic Herald says (D there is
no such place rs AIlen': Ford in I.aurrnS
County; t2) there is no such man us DR.. e.
{. Wright in the county; CD there is no man
named Cuon in the county; (D the Rev
?anlucl johnson has not yet been found.
This may he termed II Radical lie, or lying
10y Wholesale
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MH. lloRA"E GREELEY. the Republican
candidate for Comptroller of New York, rnn
ahead of hi. ticket in the city. and behind
his ticket in the country districts, while his
whole vote was less than that of General Siunl
York san, which rang his praises on every
page and i'll every column, probably gave
Mr. Greeley his metropolitan strength li,
his position as the champion Of the prntcc-
tioni'it monopuiss killed him in the country.
The .'"n now nomnatcs Mr.. Greeley for
Governor Or New York.
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State Monumental Association.

The women OF South Carolina are earnest
ly invited to unite with their sisters of Rich
land District in the formation OF Il State
Monumental Association, whose pious duty
it shall be TO erect an enduring monument
to the memory OF the gallant Southern men
who died in the service Of the Confelcracv
1t is meet and right that our women, who
grtlcd Oh the knightly sword, who chcered
The iaint-hcartcd, soluced the weary and
mourncd the dead, should with holy care
give lit expression to the loves and regrets;
OF our people. The men who passed through
the Valley of Shadows, anu vel live. lin,i
i'll the hard battle for existence no room
for the grcfs and SORROWS which speak i'm
stone, iron, or sculptured tablet. To the
women, who garner up in their hearts the
remembrance Of nll that was lost and all
that is won, is reEittcd the sacred task.
And what may we do to aid them? We who
stood shoulder To shoulder with The old men
ami young boys OF the South in the scr:cd
ranks OF war; who knew with them the
maldcning joy Of victory and the anguish
Oi defeat: who returned TO r,,iEcd hcar:hs
and drsolaed homes when a!l that was
mortal in orr cause sank from sight for
cver-wc must give 20 our women nov no
grudgin@ help or lukrwarm aid IN Their
breasts ara cnshrincd the memories OF ever,
child 0i the Palmetto Stale who pourei 0ui
his blood in our defence. The women alone
are indomitablc and undismaycd. They are
true ana firm. however all else change.
And they appea! TO u chord which still
vibraici, Though slowly, in the heart, of
every Southern soldier when they asl. for
encouragement and support. OF tia women
we have no fear. Their name their racc,
their record, are the hostages OF their he
havior now. They who have no; fui.ed The
living, will not fail the dead
All who syinmthisc with the women Of
Richland in their noble cndeavor, are re-
qncsted 10 meet in Columbia to-morrow TO
form the Monumental Association of the
State.
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TIE oranGcburs Ncns gives % slow;ng ac-
acconni Of the rnpid recovery of that tilriY-
in@; town, whose business is said 10 be better
nov than ever before, despite the diso,gi,ni-
zaticn and Generalization of labor, and tho
lleavy l0sacs sustained by the filrlnerx.
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His Eaccllcncy. Governor Scott, has, by
letter, ordered one of the negro magistrates
of Darlington County to release on bail
certain persons wl,o had hccn arrested ON u
charge Of murder, and the order was meckly
obryed. We cannot believe that Governor
Scott is wholly ignorant of the laws Of the
State. On the contrary, he knows the laws,
and wilfully and wantOnIy breaks them.
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ORR Darlington correspondent tells the
story of Il man indicted for grand larceny.
whose counsel offered Ia plead guilty. pro.
vi'cd the Judge would assure II punishment
moi greater Than that prescribed for petit
larceny. This was refused, The trial went
on and the jury, in face Of II full evidence
of guilt, returned II verdict of not guilty.
The jury was composed of negroes only!
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AT TIE adjourned railroad meeting, held
at Lancaster Courthouse on Monday, the nc
ton of the Camden Convention was approved
Of vote was ordered to he taken on the
question Of subscribing S20O.G09 by The
county to the Watercc and North Carolin,
Railroad, end ii was declared ii,prncticable
;!t this 'iac 10 engage in railroad project
from Lancasic:' 20 Georgetown
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300 ACREs.-TO CArITALIsTs.-

300 ACRES.-TO CAPITALISTS
0OO ~ private sale or lar lease, II line
part Of the estate OF The iatc CulnncI Ecit. con.
SiSiing OF abUut 900 acres, 50 OF IL cleared II Is
watcrcd 10y Lyons Greek, large and ncycr-f,il.
ing stream. soil ricll. red clay. well adapted To
cotton, corn, wheat, root crops and clover Cll-
inate healthy all the year. Splendid range for
cs'llc: The ncighhurli0Od attr;lctive-thc admin
iaa nlnniations owned 10y gentlemen who reside
There ami secure good order. The buildings were
hut lumber mills being near, thcy could br
replaced chcaply. large State road connects IL
~ia iewisyiilr. Snuth Carolina Railroad, six
nIieS distant. THE ahovc is u splendid chance
lur t60sc desiring to form beautiful farm In u
were returned III $40 per acre. will lie sold at
half that price. For terms apply 10 Mrs I.AU-
RENEE KElT'r, Society Hill S. q.
, ,REFERENcEs.-Major 4. b. Whacy, j. G. Eeiti.
Esq, Ora,gcburg; ii. w. PcrO ncIu, Esq, vii.
liam Middleton, Esq, Charleston
Octll mwf2nOsD&C
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WE ARE pleased to 500 thnt our cores
pondent is able to give no good all account
OF the discipline and system OF teaching in
the Howard school for colorcd children at
Columbia
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IL ACAsE Of assault and battery lately
tried at lAanreIsvlc, SIXTY witnesses were
bound over on the part of the State. This
case will cost the State one thousand dol
lars-accor'linS TO the estimate of the
UGrGid. This il Radical economy.
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;Nc!irrs i'll 1anliruu!rn.

IN BANkRUPTCY.-IN THE DISTRICT
4 COURT or THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
DISTRICT or SOUTH CAROIINA.-Ey parlc WM.
T. SllCMATE and a. BLYTHE, Assigmccs, In re
JOHN W. GRADY, Bankrupt. pt.--Pctition 10 sc
Real Estate. nninclimi cred, cail In Lien Creditors
&r.-NOtcc is hereby given 20 all Creditors hold.
Ing Liens against tile Estate Of JOHN W. GRADY
thal they are required, To establish the same he
fore w. j. CLASs0S. FISH,, Registrar, nj YorkvilIn,
T. e., within forty days from the date hereof, or
bc barred from al benefits of the decree for dis.
iflhuiion To he made in this ease.
by order Of Hon. GEn S. BRYAN, Judge OF said
Court. W.T. SIIIIMATE ,
A. BLYTHE, HrS''"''F'
GTocnvillc, 8. C., September is, 1850.
dctlS mwflS
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TIE arrangements for tho State Fair in
Columbia a!e nbout completed, and IL goodly
gathering Of visitors and exhibitors is OK
pected Colonel, Aiken the secretary and
treasurer, is in Columbia, nnd llns his
office on the Fair grounds.
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Qnparincrsl)ip Notices.

DARTNERSIIIP.-I HAVE THIS DAY
associated with mo, In business, my son,
GEORGE &. BUTLER. Tile bu>ness-tysiin ami
General Cni;inliSsi0n-wiiI hereafter bc conducted
i'll III" name of Il; NJ. HITLER & son.
November !, 1852 Il. VI. HITLER
now 10
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NOTICE. FROM MY RESI-
IN DENCE In Barnwcll County. on The night or
the od November, one large Sorrcl MARE, with II
white spot on her forehead. marked u. - ON the
left shoulder, front fcrt little inclined outward
hind feet whtish, the left ankle strained ami
several sears from saddle and collar. a liberal
reward will bc rai'l for her recovery. lniorma-
ton may be given III Midway postorrc. :. G. NJ.
II. SMITH. nov5 3*DIc
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These boI. are secured by FIRST MORT
GAGE ON Tifh AD, iaciui!ng lis outfit and
equipment. The Trustees are JAMES R0BI, OF
New York; WILLIAM AIKEN and GEORGE W.
WILLIAMS, Of South Caralina.
This Roal is loj miles In length, connecting the
Cities Of Savannah ami Charleston, anu is IN i'm
poriant link Of through travel from the North to
Georgia, Florida anu the Gulf States. The whole
Road Will bc in complete running order by the
first Of December.
This loan is at the rate Of only $4,000 per milc
which is less than the cost Of The iron, and il II
iirsi-claSs security in every respect.
These bonds are offered for thc present at
EIGHTY CENTS on the dollar. by the SOUTH
CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, No. 10
Eroad street THOMAS u. wARING
nctl3 VIM Cashier.
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~ " IL > y III y l. II > ~ l. Il
TIE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF Moli-
TON & sIIErIlERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR
TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS,
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER BuSI.
NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
ALI. TIE CUSTOMERS OF THE OLD HOUSE
WITH TIE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OF COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING
STOVES AT a CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO
FOUNDRY PRICES
TIE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT rURNlTGRE-S0ME
OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH
OUT THE AID OF CnIMNEYs IF NECESSARY
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP
ERLY, If SET UP AS DIRECTED.
THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY Low IN
PRICE-HAvE SIN BOILER OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH but SINGLE
PIPE, AND NEED 30 BRICK WORK TO SET
THEM UP.
TIE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
CAST-IRON AIRTlGllTS, HUSSIA-IRoN EAlR-
TIGHTS, sIX-PLATE OR BOX STOVES, &c.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL Re FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
WIN. SHEPHERD & CO.,
No. "a liAYNE STREET,
CHARLESTON S. c..
TAPA NNED TIN ware
AT WHOLESALE
WM. SHEPH ERD & CO.,
No. =, MAyNE STREET
G 7 a NJ ED TIN-W ARE
At WHOLESALE.
wM. SHEP ERD & CO.,
No. iIIAyNE STREET.
ERENcI RETINNED IRON WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
wM HEPHERD It CO.,
No. % HAYNE STREET.
PELLEV WILLIE COPPER
Il 20 l. l. n q NJ j. !. S.
AGENTS IN CHARLESTON:
WM. SHEPH ERD & CO.,
| 4
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Doar0iua.

ROARDlNG.-Pl,li DAY AND
- transient may bc had on moderate terms.
with pleasant rooms, NJ M. II Wentworth 81 rect
Solih Sl'tc Hear Meeting nOvS II
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EDW ARD Low Es,
BROKER, No. 4 BROAD STREET,

Iiuys ami sells on commission. Bonds. Stocks
li;!nk BILLS. ami Securities oi all kinds. Tile hs
cst market prices oltainc,l.
Amy information desired, hy letter or ot therwisc
will he crerfully given Apply as above ut No
broad street, or through ruStUcc Box i01.
Will also attend 10 the Investments or money In
large and small amounts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. llugcr & Co., Rccher <
Davis, q. a. Trenholm & sun. W. 4. Bee ~ Co..
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