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Trld1te hes Maoifalisntus.

I BON Yittsburs, Ya, miro geihrieben: bic @e-
idihte. welde oieier Sa9e Elm blbidbes, meibes
SSrauen3immer einem biel9en Mloerman er5dblte
liefert eine trefife S0uitraton Der Irte oes 8a.
oealismus. tpie oerlelbe BON ben Jlbrern iener
Yartei beut 5u Sase seprsoist wiro. gs tann fein
bob oas gno3iel bieier raoitalen 6ibrer cine bon.
5tanoise 8leihiteQunS Der 2acen 1T. als onB Elm
ItpeiEes Ssrauenaamer, nelbes feline grjiebnng In
Oberlin, Obio, ienem, befannten 8runeite oes Abo,
litionismus unb 9taoifaIismns, empTng, tit oers
ee}taIt in einen atbletiien BOD e9er persaflte BAT
lie ieinetpesen Seimatb elern ebre uiio alles an=
oere i'm Stid lieB. Oodl fomnen mir 5u per 8e=
Ijhte, ,pe fie BON Dem Wdo1en ielbf er3dblt mur=
Warp Stepbens, Die Sodter bon me6en uobl.
habenoen in Ser Ndbe BON Oberlin wDbnen0en gl=
tern, batte In brer Suseno cine iorsfdltse eracb.
uns senOhen uno uuroe i'm ater poI' aebtsebn Sab
rem Dor stlua einem Sabre, fur cine Der Sd,on-
5aae nod, feblfe es ibr nid)t an Bewerbern. sic
aeborten aber a0e Der faufaiiiden Haee an unb bes
boaten ihr nidot Natiirldb in Der Sdbule uno 81
bauie hattie n,arl e eeebrt oaB Elm 9teger geraos
70 gut lei. rpieIein luelber Wann, Ia manbmal nod
befer uno 10 tam es oenn, Dab ytarp, als iie Dol
beionoers itdmmisen 9obn Afriias suiammentraf
E5 iofort bis aber Die Dbren in bn oerliebte, ooer
um ibre eissnen 98orte 81 aebranhen, oadte: roe \
mDdbte lie aum Wanne baben." Ser We9er ielbf
puBte aber nidts oauon, oenn Wearp mar bios 5pei
ooer orei Waal mit ibm 3uiammengetrotfen uno iie
bate, pie le ia8te feline @elegenbe, lbn nit ben
@efublen, bic fe fur ibn beeeten, betannt 3u mad
en-" 5sst go e
Ser Gdmarse perlieB Oberlin. obne BON Der gr-
oberung, bic ct 9emaht. etpas gu miIen uno panote
I'D mad pittsture. Marp aber tonnte a. o9ne p !en
i'm Ser poffnung. ibren ihmarjen uno woblouften'
oen Moonis irsenowo wieoersufinoen. WiB Ste
pbens aab an. Dab ie in eineu bieisen Sotei dbse.
ifiegen lei, persdB ober, BEN MIoerman unitautbei
len. Oh lie, benielben Sambo, Der ibr 3er5 nit
5turm erobert bate, tuieoerfanb. Do4. lei BEN,
tpie ibm mo0e, lie fanb iebenfaas einen Veser. unb
Dar surieoensssnt, lie Iisbte ibn iosar lsib unb
innis Mas ein osS e Ssr @ nbssl'nss I;5. pa1tig
sdrtIid,es Werbaltnib ertlpann iidb unb Der Neger
madate iih Die einsebuns ieiner 8eliebtsn nod
5sraften su Rube, oie um ibm tets nate 81 sin. li
aIs stubenmdoden in oemielnen Sotel peroin9te.
so lebten beibe bs ~ penisen 5assn nod 'pie ole
N0ssl i'm 5anfiamen, als Der armen n Marg pom e.-
mem anoern WSdod1en i'm 4otel ote vfittbsilung 8es
mad,t muroe ibr 2iebbaber made elmer 'Utnlatten.
b;rne in papti bic Cur uno ms,os oisle nddbitfns
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Gin 0au,Soiant als GoniuI.

= se,n n; n{tr ,eonbter in Spanien in 6er Nol=
49, = oIsrs o,f6lrt morum 5ente bonn
sIsss umuss =. Ss man..;n.a gon,nIs sn;s.na
MOT en- stomoo1an! o.s auue e'n's su"'a'. w..
So bat pieneidt YBrdfoent Grant 9eoadt als er
Iekte Ded,e ben 2om6bionten uno BdnteIldnser
mt 9ppt' -. m a..say a aah mr.n,.n sr,onrt.
sa6onpsaerte as eohlu. ha~ olsa'.a slnu'',s: s:.
DaB nnter ben pielen oeutld9en Nspaoitlanstn, o'e
id5 nm bieie eintrdslie @teae $4,000 in @olo) be-
,.nrh,n 81. gnefd ouf einer aubrinald,en Rom6oi-
's..s..S Ma n henr hoh Selbif her republifoni.
an'sn ns'. ous y. os.' =, ,,,,rt ,,rn 60 rsst
fAen Abeno3eituns IN epleaSo 5u !'a1s aao Ie lub'
Si4 barber In oer folgenoen lebr oeutlsden Spra<
m,ous. sf'az ac9
ms;. ,,,rn.r 81. orn,n uno bes gom5oionten.
o,xaTemsTnrtsrs ghimnreoners unb Qobbn 2rie.
Ioeol h,..x ~ RcnsmI IN Wremen nieleift
ers ymil Sou;ar' ;;hsreomnsn ais mnS ums nif be.
,;;sf hobsn sis aan,d,e linidbisfeit oiees Men=
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IA, ,it&
Ses aM!.s ses sonn.v III. Me.,.. " gan. a
Yate, uon OrI8sIn ggn t kys nM GIN s
.. oas ". sSMnu.e .;,~ W.
oal MN NV; s;s q.
2umSs sstanm nan S;soern na Ssem
Da% Hon Go nm sr %a,ss Sas h,p
po nor annsen % .rnS,t;oen n f io ,nr GrvSmnc
Snr nrS nonS uon sra SUI BON orsaan
& ~ - M.5st Soa ne Gc"rtn cmm;sSSrs ~.
Nm ees ~ nuI r.., v G"r,,ts ho"s, !,
len. m NSrdb Sia non m sutton. BON I952 Wiraeru
ssa Sss o%tsr artra M, sttn}s. ma snnr.
!eon 'S synsr yin .n "r;cf .u fsIbsn S.ds
Nmr grn Morr rn ysiroosrr nn Q;s;c mn
fn;rfeIS gonnt;es xm ,in Gssssh Me- 81. W;osn.
tbimsr pon qanS hnrh m,idS,s ON gtynm Hsst
sS.r onaspsn SnS.pn;s r.; !. haitsn
Muf Mntrou pnsl arn. Aon6 tpnrSe bie 0ousbin
a. 1,a .nr nsySrSsrmnn h.r ffntsrohsbs;lsnc Sss
& Gsrinfssbear, nnh s,r GrmShinnn sinss f1eite.
rem Widbters Der Gommnn Wleos Court borin sir
Nbitimmuna aebradbt unb nit 70 asaerl Gfimrer,
pniIirt, g ofo' '
Maihher murhe ber @efetnorsfbfna ,ur Grriibtuno
.;nsr nsaen msn;tentiorn nhsr inca sooennr,tsg
Msinrm Gefd,,oniSies Ia,oere aeif be,nrobs,, ,,nn
idieRlid6 NIT IS aeaer 3O Gtimmeu paI1rf Isle
Wn nshf iesf in Ben Senot. mo- he shmerl;h mdhs
'ssS @srenn S5l,I hsr SeSatte bsr soro.oo.n.
ser6n6eruna aur Contribution peId,e Gt6oten
Somnsh;ns % m Hos msrif nrhpn I'M Al, hmrx
snbcriptiorer, am Wou bon Gienbalen d, betbei.
lacn. perfoote lid bos 6ous.
'o''' sr.;tao Mali
.uts''as, .','1 = ap1u.
SIN 5enat iparbe faa Der eai,,e Gag nit Der
Debatte aber bic Aderbans cuege' Nia 3usebro6t.
Werfhieoene 8erbefiernnsen, 6ornnter cine BON Srn
out9eipn. nm bas goae9e nad 2onbcn, Maoiion
Co., au nerlesen. nenn pie BON on6eren porgeidla.
| leenen Stdoten peripro9entn Shentungen iiidt in-
nerbalb elmer 9eniiien eit be5oblt niiroen. pnroer
lbefprDden un0 nieoerpetimnt un0 auleBt cine Yers
lbeiierung bes ern. BurrDms anaenomn1en iuelne
bsiast 6ab fein goless errdtet ueroen toa bis Die
Yebineuneen IN SstreG eer Sbeninnasn an 9an6,
9ebduoen uno 8elo erlult nno. qnf Mnfrdg BON
1rn. putdeion iunree 0ieier Nerbelernng nod Sie
IBeoingung bet9eflist. eas B iolde Stlsntunaen ts'
be5obli Dereen mien. Yin meiterer DoriAlag oes
prn. Seribner. ben @eieb yoridlas 10 ~ perbef.
iern. bob ben Sruiees teln Nedt eln9erdumt meroe,
fir Bau3ede D0er auf ir8enD elne 0oere gHti1e eis
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Gru,uuuueeu Surdl ben 9,ri Foenten.

5 auf ben lansen Bitten. Die oer prdibent pdbrenn
Der lebten 1aaen benz Senate einianbte, Inoen NH
Die folaenben Ramen BON Ohio: 11 .
3. 8. Gtepbenion, eurpepor oes 3oubaaies
in gineinnaei. s.l = - ~ e -
%. 8. g. Dennp, poHmeiiier in Gireleuihe.
Sb. 6. @riiielI, 6teuer Collector fur ben 8.
Ohio DiE:ritt.
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0eionbte mad, BEN MnsIamse.

0eianOte mad BEN NMslanoe.
SIZE ronoe erporteten ernennunaerl BON @eiaub-
nm rportoo enhI;n ,rforot SIN ienem Soae hat
i;nent @ront rem @enote bic foraenbe Qiite slr
psTSt;ouro e;noe,onht.
q oothron MfotIen MN mof{ohu,etts. @eIoubter
ro& EroIorh ss'zss' 'ssssssssss
oesbaih s1.orfbreit MN Ohio. @esanbter nalh
goiipio . g
cyos Rs Hortriooe. nom Worplaub, @s5onbter nad
spieoroouo. sss.e s ~.g3fz, ~ ~ = stas
| mm' " Nue. pou mif1ouri. @eionbter mad We-
ne,uelo. 80 s slaa5s zza
! s. sRus,,r Sones non suinois. @eianbter nod
weIoien
esnhn@ Corris1e pon Qpe,f 0iroinieu, @efanoter
noh etodbnfm Ises .fsaak a' sssiss l III
i 8 81 glon pon Qouisiouo. @eid4ftstrdaer urb
General onSnf noh sliberio. es
mg 9irf MN Ohio. @esonbter mad Der araen.
tini{dbtn Mebuflif. $3.50 43# So
/ a S nurIbnrt meinnbter ,,ad5 Woaoto. g
/ q 81 Subion Meoer} pom So,uo. Gelanoter mad
guotenoIa. 81 5lm i,,t5s d. ias zsaj-j 81 i
I 8. $. BaiYett fWeaer) BON Denniplpanien, Sc.
,onhter unb Generol Gonlul mad Sopti. alsas5' Z
M.G gurtir,. BON Denuinlpanien, Ge1anoter mad
Ruslonb. }s,3 s5a ts.a1sa ;tra ssases ls 81 si
/ q g. Son. Don Neu q)orf. Geianoter nod Oef.
re;h - s.t
Sr. w,orfbreit. Der mad Bolipia oebt 1T Elm Gti.f.
bruoer bes arn. baifauret bonn Cincinnati Bolts.
blott; .r III Der einsiae Deute auf Der 2iie udb-
renb bic .omerfanildben Biirger BON afritaniidtr
Mbfuuft~ atpei Grnennuneen baponeet.asen baben.,
Nadb Der id56nen Raijerftabt Wien ftanb Der 9inn
piefer beut{cben raoifoIen Yatroen seridtet, aber
bos 5d6ne Nldkdben it linen aus ben ssinsern se.
idblupft; es turroe tein Deutider mirois sefunben
uno Elm ameritaner sebt mad Wien. Wotlep, Der
nod gnslanb sebt, um ben 3upi lreOenoen Sobnion
ob3ul6ien. 1T Der befannte Stprifer Der friiber Die
@eIanbli9oftsene ingDien befleoete. Ser berihttg-
. suy Du ss;u S u
~ gs.D ~. ts.t;onsrgsn [ ,oSsr ,,,r, wiro,r,
.s s..I1 ,,nS ,r sssIohn,'no Fir ,s;u,
e.ass 49, o. IN AZ as,tersburo
-n:.,. x ~. e. nar,r.rf1 oufoes;;hrt unh so
~ ,.,,.I, MS I'm @ront ohIessu
u.... e. na,,nsrnsor Gnrt;, snn msnnsnInani,n
sA ~. 80 80 s.b. So, gsIos srobert 100.
10s a,,a s.e hot e,ron4 h.tonr,-
81, osh ,,,rns IN on nor ISra..
l'u ....'" .s. g., m.rr;n ,r;rn @orrrost rohr
bleiben un0 eS lit m68ltd DOB GrQnfs S1iDa9frs
groner, ben @eianotlaaftspofen in Der sdtpeiB Be.
fomu,t. Da bleibt alio fir bic erwartunssponen
oeutihen Diplomaten fein Bldbhen mebr ibris,
ausaenommen iie bequemten iidb, ipaniid 5u lernen
5panien ift ia BON 2incoln berets als oas paileno.
.aa.hsn enr, r,or hort h;elt "a ober nit Ian.
~ osrn.r fof,ts ,,nh hIeh oerohp lima, o,nuo
os m..x as.r snon;sn 5Sre;b,u a. ,fSnnen
q" S wv s.. csSoaht.n nsrh,u nnn mohI ri, Gon,uIn
..u so as.;b. .om,.n ,,rh ~ ,r;rh mondem heut.
~ :" 49, s.;t n;.rs,, gaod,r -
l%s. nog !, :uoaA's" pr. .a.n PA. os,.brt hot
MN. haItsn "a, s;ir bsrufsn oher
oas Ss'a ''Upl'" 80 80 ' = " -
wVeh'Se pe'oe' 'a. uass ua'''s '''.---
8as ssz Ser grnke G9meisiame.
Der I'M Weiben Sauie in Waibinston tbront, i4eint
ts,tt rtl. cS..s.A xohn
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Sn GIepelan6 1T am 5. NPrll Der oemotrdtt'
lde Mapor Butrer nit elmer Webrbeit BON lber
1860 @timmen mie6er eemdblt porben ar. Bub'
rer 1T en iebr populdrer beutidber Warln, Die
Deutlden ffmmten nit ben Demotroten in Noile
fir i'm uno bereiteten ben Semperen3lrn obsrmals
ene entSdbiebene NjeberlaAe. .sass93 fg9itfa sfsa
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= Ser gonereB bat lid am Sau,ftas pertdst
unb piro uns boffentlid Dor December nidbt pieoer
plasen. Sn ben lebten Stunoen paiiirte Der Senat,
auf Antrag pon Bants, nod BeidliHe, pelde nit
ben gatrioten BON guba ipmpatbiiirsn uno benz prd.
iioenten bic unterilbuns beg Gonsreiies Suiidern,
penn er, iobalb oies Inn stpedmdbis eridenen mac.
Die unabbdneisteit gubas anerfennen io0te. Ser
Geaat miro, laut Der Proclamation oes Yrdioenten,
nod cine fur3e 3eit in @ibuns bleiben, um Die st.
nennunaen beg prn Grant 81, beitdtigen. Natoem
loaar Mlbep beftatist porben it, braut tpobl ielbii
Der drslte Climber, tpenn ct nur lopal 1T uno Die
Yartbe unteritdbt, feline 0ertuerfuns nibt 5u frd
ten. sF.gr.
Self Dapis idreibt, bob ct I'M Grdbiabr mad
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RarI G6ur3 ioll bitterb0ie iein, neil @rant
ibn nibt su @atbe sesoeen, ionoern Die Grnennun'
gen in Miiiouri obne &idii4t auf ieine Winide
unb g,npfeblungen eeradt bat, Wir miifen nidt,
ME Der Qrobe Rarl biele Beleiogung lberleben uro
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Self. Dapis idreibt, oob ct I'M 6ribiabr mad
ben Ser. Staaten suridfebren wiro, nm il9 an IT,
aeno einem @el1dft Su betbeili9en.
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- 0ie Oemofroten f6nnen ben NnIteQungen uno
Mbjebuneen, Die Gen. Grant borninimt. nit aroBer
5eelenru6e suI6auen. Gs lit nibt ID Ve9rdbnlB.
Gr fann feline Oemofraten abieben, einfah neil fel
ne Bunoesdmter bon Demofraten befleioet peroen
Be ieoer Nnltenung, bic @rant mabt, fdlt elm ras
oifaler Ropf gs lit am gnoe blos Elm Yerlonen=
pedIel uno Of Die neuen Beamten beer iino afs Die
alten, oas muB erit Die Jolse lebren. Neue Beien
pfesen spar anfdnslid gut 5u tebren, aber tpenn
Der stoff nidt gut 1T. ueroen iie nur .su idneu
itumpf. Sic Mniteuuns FOLDER alter Yartbeibdm'
mel wie Curtin, Miblep uno Goniorten beredtigtuns
nidt gu sroben Soffnunsen
Mjblep, Der corrupte Oemasose, ,wuroe anl Sam=
flag, alien sesen i'm in's Jelo sebradten GinIub
3um Srob. bonn senat als Gouperneur beg Serri-
toriums Wontana beitdtist. = g9er aud iebt nod
unter Der Serrhaft Der raoifalen partbei eine Ne-
form gum Beiisren er,uarte, Der ub wabrlib einen
itarten @lauben baben.
= Sn Snoiana baben Die bemofratiden Mitsle.
Der Der @esbsebuus, Die austraten, aber bonn golte
pieber oerpablt murben, idblieblid ben Siee bapon
getragen. sic tpeieerten ih, on ben Verbanolun=
gen She'll 5u nebmen 70 lanse bic 9aotalen anf Der
Beitdtisuma bes Regeritimmrahts Mmenoments be-
ieben. I'm Montas enb!id iaben fidb bic Raoita=
len Su einem gompromB een6tbist: man einiste iid
nemlid auf bic paiiruns zines Beidluffes, ber bic
Beratbuna oes amendments biz gum IL. Wtai Der=
ibiebt. Ser Bei6luB paiiirte unb beibe Sduier aim
gen foctt an Die grIeosurs Der porliesenben notb-
penbisen @ei9dfte. E-5Lel n-teas9
j - - .linier" ebeIlabar9er tuirb als geianb-
ter mad portusal eebsn. Dur& bic grnennunsen
BON Marfbreit mnb Gbeaabarser bat Ohio wobl
Ieinen Mntbeil an ben ausmdrtisen Seianbti9afis-
po{ien erbalten unb Die anoeren patrioten unferes
Staates, bic auf @eianotidaftsiteIen ipeeulirten
iperbeu ibre gmpfeblunssid einiaden f6nnen.
= Ser Genat beifdtiste an, Wontoe bic 0ertrdse
in Betrsif naturaIiiirter Blreer nit Booen, @urs
tembera unb 9eiien.
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of cotton scattered over the fields and covered
with boards, and made crops of corn in great abun-
dance, and more oats in the barn and out-houses
than think ever saw on one place. Now some
of the ut-buildings have less thrifty appear
ance-fences somewhat shackled, and some first
rate land left uncultvatcd-- less, but needs
lcss-has quite enough for all necessary purposes.
She has number Of picked hands for the present
year, and a better prospect before her. She has
one grandchild to stimulate her efforts and sem
siblc, amiable daughter-n law: who devotes much
of her time to the education of that little daugh-
ter. She is advanced in her education far beyond
most of her agc-plays we'll on the piano, young as
she is. Mr.. Matthew Young is but little changed
in appcarancc-lost two promising sons of fine
character They had bright prospect before
them till tie war cloud passed over them 1t was
gratifying to find those who had gone from our
churches in South Carolina still maintaining the
ordinances of the church among them, and sus-
tanning slable christian character. Adieu.
d. IT.
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PRESIDENT JouNsoN's FAREWELL RECEPTION
The farewell reception o! President johnson at The
White House on Tues lay evening, is said to have
seen in Washington for several years past. The
National Inteiiiyeneer says:
The President occupied his usual position near
the entrance Of the blue parlor, the visitors being
presented by Marshal Gooding. From 8 until af
ter o'clock the crowd poured through the apart
ments, and TO each person, however humble his or
her station, President Johnson extended pleas
ant and cordial greeting. Mrs. Patterson, who
stood ut the right of the President, few steps
farther back in the room, was attired with custom
ary taste and elegance. The ceremony of intro
duction was gaciously performed by General
Alichler. In the vast concourse assembled to pay
their respects TO the retiring Chief Magistrate were
many persons Of distinction from abroad as well
as unusa number of Washington celebrities. From
Maine to Florida, and from the Atlantic coast 10
the seaboard on the Pacific, there was scarcely
State or Territory that was not represented at the
farewell reception of Andrew johnson, whose
kindly grasp and sincere smile called forth many
hearty wish for his future happiness and prosper
ity Exquisite bouquets of choice exotics were
scattered through the rooms The superb east
parlor was dazzlingly Illuminated Magnificent
llir ors flashed buck the light from the quiyering
crystals Of the massive chandeliers. From the
ante chamber came the sweet strains Of he Marine
Band, floating in softcncd cadence through the
sumpluous apartments. The scene was one of un
rivalled interest, and will never bc forgotten by
those who were present
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WASlIINGTcN, MarcsO D.
In the Senate, to-day, Sumner introduced bill
securing equal rights in the District and moved lis
present consideration.
yickcrs objected aud it went over. 1t IS the
same bill that johnson pockeicd
The Chair laid before the Senate the following
from the President:
40 The Senate of the United States:
"Since the nomination and confirmation OF
Alexander T. Stewart % the office of Secretary OF
the Treasury, find that by the eighth section Of
the act of Congress, approved September I'd, lIo9,
it is provided rs follows-to wit, etc.. Tie act
establishing the Treasury Department provides
that the Secretary of the Treasury shall not en-
cope in trade and commerce under q penalty of
not less than three thousand dollars and removal
from office. and forever afterwards TO be disqual-
fed from holding office under the United States
Government. In view of these provisions and
The fact that Mr.. Stewart has been unanimously
confirmed by the Senate, l would ask he be exempt
by the Joint resolution of the two Houses OF Con-
press from the operations of the same.
U. S. GRANT"
Sherman introduced bill repeating tho said
eighth section, but providing that the Secretary
shall net in no case in which he is personally in
tercsted, and asked present consideration for the
bill. -.
Sumner objected. lie thought the matter ought
TO receive most careful and profound con3ldera-
ton.
resolution to consider Indian treaties IN open
session was adopted.
The House was not in session to.dny.
The committees of the Forty-frst Congress Will
be announced on Monday.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue of writs of Fera Facias to me directed,
will expose to sale on Saleday next, at Anderson
C. H., within the usual hours of sale the following
property, to wit:
One Tract of Land, containing 343 acres, more
or less, near the village of Pendleon, bounded by
lands of DR.. T. J. Pickens, DR.. j. Z. Adgcr, Mrs.
Leah Burns and others, levied on as the property
of George Seaborn, at the suit of j. b. L. Sloan
&Co.
One Tract of Land, containing l26 acres, more
or less, on waters of Twen:y-three-Mile Creek,
bounded by lands of Robt. Adger, Sam'l. F. Mil
ler and others, levied the property of George
Seaborn, Mt the suit of ]. B. E. Sloan s. Co.
One Tract of Land containing l45 acres, more
or less, on waters of Harricane Creek, bounded
by lands of G. G. Elrod, John Richardson, Adam
Erod and others, levied on ms the property Of
Matthias Richardson, at the suit of C. B Stanton
One House and Lot in the town of Anderson,
containing 2G acres, more or less, bounded by lots
of Jesse r. Smith, J. D. NJ. Dobbins and others,
levied on as the property of Samuel Brown, jr., at
the suit of Daniel Brown for che use of others.
Terms Cash-purchasers to pay for titles and
stamps.
WM. MEG UKIN, SAC.
March A. 1859 S3
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Thursday Morning, March l1th, 1859.
THE FoRTY-FIRsr CONGRESS.

The Fortieth Congress expired by limitation OF
law ON Thursday, March 4th, at noon. The closing
scenes of this remarkable body were not marked
by any unusual occurrence. In the language of
the Speaker of the House, Mr.. PoMERoY, "their
public acts will be preserved" and We are not
quite sure that many of them will rebound to the
honor of its members. Partisanship, illiberality,
and sectional tyranny blot the record, land the
Fortieth Congress will Ee known in history as g
body of men seeking 10 enslave awholc people, in
the name of liberty!
The Forty-First Congress assembled at three
o'clock on the 4th inst. The proceedings of the
Senate we're confined to calling the roll of Senator'S
elect and administering the oath of office to them,
Vice President CoLrAx in the chair. The House
proceedings were rather more spicy and interest
ing, rs pending the election of Speaker there was
n considerable row made over the ruling of the
Clerk, who is the presiding officer during the or
ganization of the House. In calling the roll OF
members, the Clerk omitted among others the
names of the members elect from Georgia and Lou
isiana, and thereupon Mr.. BRsoKs made the point
Of. order that the Clerk had right TO omit them
This point of order was oyerruled by the Clerk,
Mr.: :McPHERsoN, and on an appeal being made
from, this ruling, he refused to entertain the ap'
peal This created great confusion and disorder
and for some time further proceedings were inter-
rupted Finally, the Clerk apologeically explain
ed his position, which satisfied Mr.. Brooks and
his friends, and all serene again. On the vote
Being taken for Speaker, Mr.. JAMES G. BLAINE, Of
Maine, the Republican nominee, received l36
votes, and Mr.. KERR, Of Indiana, Democratic NOM
nee, received 81 votes when it was announced that
Mr.. BLAINE was duly elected Speaker of the House
81 Representatives for the -Forty-First Congress.
Alter an address by the Speaker elect. the oath of
Office was administered to him by Mr.. WAsHBURSE,
of Illinois, the oldest member of the House The
members were then sworn, twenty or thirty at a
time, taking the oath with uplifted hands. The
House then adjourned.
Further proceedings will be found elsewhere
and we shall endeavor to keep our readers posted
on the actings and doings Of the present Congress-
trusting for an improvement upon its predecessor
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Safety.
Programme of his scientific system, as practi-
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q The system by which.a Horse can be driven
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FOR BONE AND OTHER
DISEASES.
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General Bushes Agent
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CORRECTED WEEKLY BIZ SHARPE L FAMr.
ANDERSON, March 10, 1863.
Cotton rather easy at 25 to q; Corn, S1.1O to-
S.. .25: Peas, $1.O0 to- S1.lO New Bacon, l8t 90 (;
Flour, $40 to $500; Oats, 80 to 90.
BY TUESDAY EVENINGS MAIL.
AUGUSTA, March 8, 1859.
Cotton market quiet but steady, with sales of
$50 bales-middling 273.
CHARLESTON, March 8. 1869.
Cotton market steady and in better demand
sales 100 bales-mddlings 2Sl.
New YORK, March 6, 1869
Cotton FIRM with sales of 900 bales, Mt 29l.