B'on&CarciinnMIiiii.
- . U
'irt h ..... ...
co'-jragement it rdcM to til men. JJ-t the jC
Itjbt of euffrajje with the dmi of Ameri
cans exists not, except cn paper. It is not
to J denied we do not mean to deny it
that man can vote fVr mn a be pleases ;
but is be not punished for so doing! Is ha
not proserihed ? I he not deprived there
by of printer?' or prerogatives tht belong
tt him a mm. or as one of the (!ki of
men? Psrty hi nurpcd the Government,
if cannot he denied, and punches or pro
orib all men wbos mtinlr independence
or sene of justice rebels aesinst the tyran
ny of the machinery of Ibnt party. Free- j
dom of opinion, free s'peecli, freo thought,
r free action are as positively forbidden
hero as in Turkey or It'issia. Indeed, is
not party ondcr onr insnsecmetit of it, I
despotism of the worst kind? the worst,1
because it is the despotism of irresponsible j
dcmacoirncs, instead of the known, reponi- j
He despot .' Can we vote even a' we plense, j
submitting to the punishment or prosenp.
firm? Are not caucuses elled, or conven- j
t'oBi hid, for which all the ptii pets have ,
een selected in pre, .shops or bar room
. i . .... character of the 1'iii.ein.i!, as an iustruetor
wants, and ft rne unknown to u. ; and, 1
utile, we vnto for the edict of these can- . of youth will commend Riis institution as
cu, or the candidate tin y rind out. are j favorably to l'arents and Guardians as any
tot onr vee as much thrown away as if we : ot,,r j t,0 countrv.
threw the biibts upon the chimney fire? j
As for freedom of ehoiee then, we (the pen- I
le) hare rot the left, except between the j Xt'W Cotton,
two jrmeraHy bad or unfit men of the two i tr. Hubert Cuuii!r.haui of this oounrv.
hi n tV t-t ou Friday last, a
n, weighing 27 2 lbs., the
first this season, which was purchased Ly J.
K. Stci.housc A Co , at 1 1 r cu-. quality Sue
CHARLOTTE:
Tuesday, Scptcnihcr 7. IS-is
I l'iia;!ii!lc Ttm ilr I ..'ii.;?.
The next session of this institution will
It- resumed ou the loth instant. The hi-h
or three purties that Lave got oortrol of the ,
,. . , 1 ,. . , . , , irourt to cyr
rolitisa! matiitiit. nl then " prind out ,
the capdidatoa. We must vote for these h"le of rew cot'
eatididares, or throw say our votes; and
if we do D t rote f-r each and all of the
eandjdates of our prf y thus ' ground ou','' ; jr
we ae t icujdc.i lrom ttat pnrty, atin He
rired fif m'.l rower ill it. lh?n"h we niav
approve of ail its mral and political priu- hy K- Oats .S Co
eles. The ri-l.t of stiBrnje, flifn, exists ; Cue.
I at as an attract rirl.t. and only on paper, '
tue lait for dema;o'fs, while, practic;iily,
we men. uisde iu'lbe ima-e of God, late ! Tr V.SJ Hit .lSulli) fijts.
became but fotin. msehiiies or renter of
IntcrfJtiiiS SlRtistits. , Ireccived, Vfe have examined tie present
Last week we stated that we would con- Jxiatubcr and find it replete ith interesting
tinue to publico this week some interesting j articles, lttseertainly worth the subscrip
Matistics of this and adjacent counties, 'tioa price, wjiieh is only a dollar, and every
which is compiled from a pamphlet issued , farmer Bh0i4 J posxess a cepy. Many a
by Q. Uusbey to the subscribers to the N. time a single' article is worth double the
StatUt : - money. It teats on Agriculture, Ilorticul-
Mecklenhur?, in 1-60, contained a popu- ,ora tnA Floculture
lation of 13.014) the number of taxab,a , . , , . .
,, . ' .-!!. Fcterson fy October is also to uantt.
polls in lp).J, wns 4.10J ; in IN5 it was i . . . , , i
4,l();j andin lsr7, itwas4,U7. I ie5.j j e have glanced over m pages and find
there wits listed 310,00 acres of land .itcotitains ita usual quota of iuttrestini;
valuation, Sl,00,513 per aorc 85,43 j reaulng. The l'aikiuscns," which we
Towu property, S ttS,075 ; in 1847 , UM O0,,y iu our ,., is worth the .ubscrip-
ot acres, -i.),.''(31 valuation, Si, O(i,no0 . , , , e
per acre S;,0--Town property, $U8,3-3. P. fl!Veral otlier of
Cabarrus, in l?o0. contained a population I equal interest,- It is afforded at $2 in ad
of (1,747; the number of taxable polls iu I vanco, aud to new subscribers we will tend
1 .);, wss 2,373; in 1S.', it was -'i); the Whig and Tetcrson for 83.23. lHrect
anil in l-i"7 it was 2,421. It bad li.-ted in . T .. r. .,
IS1W ' i..n ., irtQ to Charles J. letersou, 3U0 Chesuut street,
per ocre, i ,l l Too u property, 12 1 j j Tbiladelphia.
j in 117, the number of acres, 217,147 j
valUario:. f-u3,:VlO-peracre,53,70-Town A, 8Mn hUni 0Q tU l st in..t.. a
1MK, inV5tl contained a population!"101' bo l.0;,u r.ned men destroyed , the moruiK of the 21,tint la this .p.e.
of 1 1.719; the number of taxable polls in portion of the quarantine buildings. On f ' bu!',ired forty-one urgroe.
... ' . . ' . . . . ' . . . . . had died, leaviu' but threo liunnred ami
, t nday n.ght.the 3d .hey destroyed the ft. four(e;,n u,ve A b 0 c Verd ouo
male liospiul 5 patients were in the builU-: 0f ,i,e Keys on the north coast of Cuba
mjr, three of kthoiu died from exposure.
:
K We will iusert iho list of premiums
next week.
From the Cliarlnton Mercury. 1 placed in closeorder, poou-faebion, on tboirt
THE BLAVEIt HER CREW AND CAHCO. 1 sides, and ncSi'erniitted to turn or move
The real name
ly erased and covered over by those of tbo !tbcJ" off'
asSUu,eU nam. co, w. tfli ro'ekillg tlwlr bwlic iu time, and these
have been restored had success crowned : '"-"'fe . , ' ,
TUB rUBLTO EXPEXDITURE3
We make the following extract re1
of the captured brig ig i during the night. At day light they j xre Ma .rtpR(ilH f ' ' J'
. Tl,k. ,,,. .ro r,-rli,.l ' dalld With buckets of WaUT to Wash ... ' ... Tt
a. J hes-e tetters arc pnrliul-, , of Mr. Senator J puiubull, of Illiuota J
They sing songs, clapping their bands jivcrcd at Chicago ou the 7tb ultiim :
TLe vxponscs of the Goveriiinont
the enterprise in which obe was engaged ouS" uvo --" -- , nave pronaiiiy oiten i.eara, have i,lcr, "
when taken. She is of UaUin.ore build, ' Sf0 -pmiuala. huvcral of the negro c,lormou,y within a fe years. Tlie .
say 21 tons burden, and, it is believed, """-ci-e anthonty very n.iicb afiei of 1100ey tt 1U di,p0II,i of (Jovcrnn, , , ,.
. r I....:.. i n-.. V,. i tho Uiann.r Ol our driver;', with airs ot ,,U vaar is nioro than nnn l.imdr-.l
Ito.i, wa ,.i'J , in If.JU was
and in 1 "57. it was 3.27S. It had listed i
j iu l'?.., 312,721 acres valuntiou, 1,271,-
2ii3 per acre s-4,'ri Town pio-ci tv,Sl,-
875; i u 1 17, number of acres, 337,222
valuation 51103,322 -per acre, 2,32
valuatiou of town property, S20,S.j(I.
Lincoln, iu l5tt, contained o population
of 7,740 ; the ntiinher of tuxable pid!s in
1S33, wasl, 413; in IMS it was 1 ,3.")8 ; and
in I.37( it was 1502. It had listed in 1555,
CVlARLOTTK, Si-pt. 3, lio'i.
Mr. Eilitor i Phase correct a statement
lUOJ valuation. S-3f). !) rer acre i in vour narer with reaard to Mrs. Allison's
Ilea also brought on the eameday, a ,' g4,C3 Town property, 1 41.043 ; in 1S47, lease, fhe was doii.g ell under my treat-
bale weighing 574 iba., Licb w as purchased nuniLer of acres, 170.100 valuatiou, f35!''.,- mcut for the first two days and up to the
; Co., at llj CeUts quality al-o , i'ff acre, to,34 lowu property, I time sue nseu some watanueloii, given con-
iCT-.v.o. I'rary iu uiy prercripii.--). Also you will
1 Union, in 150, contained a population j rciiiember she was not uuicr my treaiment
j of 10,051; the number of taxable p- Ms in j for several days previous to her deatb. The
!lS03, was 1,005; iu 1S53 it was 1 ,50, and jsliuiulous was administered to counteract
ome time ago Suitor Cri.tcudtn, in a , J?"' " w" '",- " , j w wtermion.i'
. ' ' 1-53 number of acrjs 3fin.5i)'l aljanon P. J. MULLIGAN. M.D.
luiuicriy linehei III tno euuvc i vv- ; . , , i . ,1
twecu that pott and Uio. On the 0th of suiuoriiy aun nuicuious ,,,,.,,,- .;
March last she cleared from New Orleans e"""'' IHhers were cooking in the ' big
with a captain, two mates, eight seamen. I Pot l.ke good lellows, and w.th old breech
cook, steward and one passeng. r. On the ! ul'.'al";,,1 fr"' h V'1""- .
5,1, of July she bhipped a cargo of 455 t 1 he captuin of the hold unucrsunds their
slaves on the west coast of Africa, at Kaben-:!111. 8d are very "Verse to go-
da, situated in latitude 6.30 south, longitude I '"8 bHck to Africa, as the Ln.ted ft. cs
12 20 east. It is in Lower Guinea, in thl'w TeqvwB. Our coast resembles that
southern part of the District of Loai.gr., and ; "'7 co!"0 froul 8n1, U, f Vuct.0f
not far Iron, the river Congo or Zire.- ! P"0 ou the o.th, looks to them
These slaves were purchased in a circuit of , ! eoeoanut trees of their native Africa.
5U0 miles, and assembled at a barracoon ! Vh,,e!"dy' V1"1" ,he d,lreet,ou ot
near the point of shipment. The brijr . t ! ,Lu,ud ,t,",te8 c'vl1 ? ffiwt 'be ng''-. ?0B
sail with them, and in forty days made the ! '". "''er, were taken by the steamer Gen.
trip, reaching the point of destination on 1 d conveyed to Castle I inckney, in
... , - K " "J
a delachuient from the garrison at fort
Moultrie. As they passed the plank to gain
the steamer's deck, they presented a strange
and affecting sight, many of them being re
duced to mere skeletons by the sufiering
aud deprivations of the voyage. Several
were iu a dying coudition a few dropsical,
aud a goodly number apparently in health.
They were visited on Saturday by Mayor
Macbeth and several Aldermen.
, ' , . . ' , the expenses of the Government bad run S14 533: m lt17 337 341 aore va ua-
raada no more of nor letter than our muscles : , , , I . ' , ,. , " ,
er Voitit ' i up to one hundred millions of dolhirs per , Hon 02;," h val per acre 51.su. lowu
'I he govt ri.ui. nt organ attempted : Frf'Pi r,i' s',-
, , . , iii-iou, in 13-j.i, coniainea
rot nn'il
thst ti.t
crntnry, and uutil , -ULuni.
of caucuse
Fahm-Rs' Bank. Wo see in our ex
changes tbat tbe above named institution
population j is in a rather tad teputo Lroad. Iu vie
latitude 23 30, longitude 80.20, was the
landing place where t'je Koho was detected
by the Dolphin. The officers of the Dolphiu
left the harbor of Sagua la Grande the day
before, and while cruising westward in search
of slavers, perceived the Echo Rt daylight
in the distance, beirinjt the liritisb flat;, and
ruuniug down the coast ahead of the Dolphin
in the saino direotiou. No suspicion was
excited. The Irig entered a bay. Tbe
Dolphin run ou her course, and in good time
came in view of ihe hay and the Ei'ho
The captain of the slaver now lod bis pres
ence of mind, supposing he was suspected
and pursued, and suddenly hauled off from
the coast. It was then observed that a
number of launches near thore bad their
sails set to come out to the brig This
verified the susnician eicittd br her strnnr-e I .
.-.... ... .I. l,.1..l,i .!...
Vvle for Uiiveruor il X. t'urolJim
Alamauce,
Alexander,
Anson,
Ashe,
liurke,
lluncoiube,
liladeu,
movement, and the Dolphin gave chase to. i,BUfjrf
the fl) ing vessel, still hearing the British Bag ,, ' .
l)!ank cartridges were fired, and it became r"w' '
evident that the pursuer gained. The slaver , .,u . '
i sniead a.l her canvass iu vain, ami findinir
, ,. ,k . .i ; ..... l . i. r,r,i Ti,.-. r ot , (i -J : the n timber ot taxable rniis in , ot tnis state ol auairs both a broad and at , if . . . , . .i , , ,
cjinentien-tbu-ubj-c!-J the people. J Ik ? untrue but i' si,Mi-ilv fail.d . ,n, U ... k, . , e t. herself about to fall into the clutches of the
.!.- ;.l .. , V, -l,ir,.is,i ,l-.. ! untrue, uut i sigti..u Tdi,-a. senator j j was jrj . m 1 -.j, it was 1 ,01 4 ; i home, ought not our ci if-ns both of town ... ... . ,. -.- . , , ,,
T-t three rresi'iet t i a-liir.t,in, .a.mi, , . ,. , r , . t i i i- j a . l i i i -e cruiser, thouL'ht to Ic Lrttish, baule l don
u-i Jeff rscn-were nominated by what i, ""'" ' v. u:cago J" i -. " w as it i-- n ' U , , v V g T i ,T uJ run UP ftjr Stripes, j
s m-tim-seaiied -spontaneous c :.,! a.tin,, ;' 1-st mouth, .u-t.iu. Mr. Crittenden iu his "". ' res-ta,uat.on 9 lb .-0 . measures cannot be adopted whereby tbe Tl, 1W.Uin fnwa suit, di-plaving her
that is to say. ther, Ws an universal public 6l,e,llt ut relative to the expenses of the ' .''r ..r,,i"1' J " I'r0", i T) I "'"i " ,h ! true colors and brought her to w.tb . f. !
r 1 y -;
ean'Miafe". Jtnii'.-cu ana .'i'Miroe, it nmv . . , . , r . , , . if. , , ., , ,. , , ; boaraeu by l.ieut liradfutd and e.xieuu
..I..;-, i .! ,i .. , ,j ; iletiis to sLow Low tl.e expeu-ts is increased, i Catawba, in l?.)l, contained a nonuHtion O, 8 and 10 per ceut. ! I he pub ho abroad . ' , . .-
aNo ti atfiltd perluips were thus seierten t , , , . men, aiul surrendered at ui-cr. lion. No i
i . , ....... i . . , X, I'l.;-. . ,L, .' t,.. nf M- P. II. I cf Si. 02 : the nun.bir of tax, Lie bo Is in expects it at our hands, circumstances here ' ...... . ..
Cataisl-,
(raven,
rafe.
010
400
334
734
523
009
COfj
470
53J
401
420
00-)
7U4
caucus.lt h true, stepped in after. I ff.-rson's ,
elecfi n and rcctuntentM candidates;. It
wever dietit-'d them, as do now our I'oli'icil ;
N i Conreiiiions ; but, for this mere I
r. JOiiuefiu ifii-n. 1 1 Con.'i . s-ioual caucus !
w as attack.' in l'-2t ati-l exploded befire ' co.i.'ctin
I "2?. In fi -a of it. t.owever, au innmtidy
l.f jtfti of nis.-hiiiefy his been substi
tuted Viasr, Scca jse members of Coo;re
were eiiet" ! by th! p.-ople, and wers thus,
in some i, gr-. tu-j.m-i';!?; while the
NatiTia? Cf n-entionists are no'o 'i'S, elected
1 r 'v. -xxA rc-'p"-"i-'e t- ro'.-rfy : ;n
point ef fet. mre cfS.-e-holders or office
"':er. w!i. in, a? it w?re. a e!f eiristitute 1
Pniish I'i-l, divirle th sorcrei'n or sive
rr'rnl' n i'."l e!i.-e!v-. in ihi- form of rieh
tff.ei-s. This Jrresp'ait',e. worthless, self.
roti?n'ed, ttcna! niaeh ii'-ry it is I.ieh
B-jw ssi'.-Tcrtii or eorrupt the States, an I in
creisei the esp-nses of Government to pro
vide the rud-'i i! o-' reward " for services
l:ors pet anrtum in I .'t - f.I Q Adams's
daj) to tie hundred ii',!i-n in I'o?! In
deed, fBcb are thf evils of fi,e sv-IlUI. and
auel. i its tyranny over a'l hut t'je c5-;e- , cr.niirvt
L older, aid eten ov- r tln rn. no one, we
pr..uio-, cpu!d dt.'eu! it for a momenf, if
we coa'd pro-.i-ie or even oau'e a betfr
VmX can iln-re be t,y thing worm! Niy,
cr.o there l e any thin et'rrar:'n;, so f" -
B 9rl,wi:s A lit or iotu -ry-t l.e c!: Mice foriBalio) lba, a s;,ver llaJ teeo captured
ea-e ot exhvgance aira
public money At Wilmington, Del. in IS
57, the retcnue collected, was 82,004.i5. .
, It took ciht u,cu at an expense of ?15
, "S if.il takit; over S'tcii (liUafs
out. Mr. Trutubu;! said he knew
; for this estravag&nee, and what
reaaers sujpo-eit is. Ly, tbat " tue
Drii.ecr.tic party n.u.-t be sustained." lijt
, as Mr. Ciitteudcn was charged uiihbuii.r'
04 valuatiou S
Town nronertv S!iG7. Sentinel-
ivcs astrouer ' r r '. , , , i ,-
P (. i. well, in ISoO. enntained a runu'ation i
waste of the; 0f !,317 ; the number of taxable polls in j
The lUleigh Standard says: "We
cross on a white grouud, which bad pro-
by previous agreeuieut. The crew,
J. ... - .;) .1 t-,J, sas i,i; in i r.j.j it was i.uug ui uuorj ueiunim i oi u1.
liiti.- otct tao p.-r cent, for collecting the',.., o , , ',,, ''n.;nn si 04 1., (of the nubile, that some .ten. .BM be ... ! b.all' leen ued BMif ,he. .Pr,J
..,...,. 1 I, ; i.-.c i .',. ' !,. r 1 . . , . ' , - . uoru l.y previ
...-u.. .,., .u .1., pcrocre,M,i town property m,- i u iu regaru 10 iu stato 01 auuirs now
t.-en nun were paid over ten per cent. for('5'j!l; iu 15J7,the number of acres, .'ii.. I exi-ting We hope to see our Merchants
the levin.- and tla difference ' a!uat;on "4,00- per acre t-i,2 leaning cu m tnu matter. Uiz :iutn t Uij
wa.-oniy cou,-.i: .j4. but he
Cumberland, 023
Chowan,
Columbus,
Cau.de n,
Carteret,
Cherokee,
Caswell,
Chatham,
Caldwell,
Currituck,
201
3a
107
493
032
1120
1 1 0.i
43-1
536
Cleaveland, lie J
Davidson,
Davie,
nineteen in number, professed to be all pis.
Lieut. .llt selected the prisoner who ap- ' ,. .
p.arei to be at the heal of the enterprise,! Jr-"0""'1"
aud look hiiu aboard the Dolt hin, with a ! l,. '
.. 1 . 1 ...ii- , r ranx;in,
uudu uij., v;ujii.e 10 ,.'11.1 II 1 ill . 1 lie
SICK '
217.
I -j3, was !M2, in 1 S55 it was 030 ; and in !..,. , , ... i ... r 1 .. ,i , 1 ,. 1 i; ,1. , . tta-ton.
1-57. it was 073. It bud listed in l-!55, ! r ' L , r,' I,., .1 . j .i I Grsnvillc,
, . c.-.-f , .1.1 ; hum iucir i.aes wun tue i-Binpinicr 01, .u,iuc,ui,iu m,a luu-rmo into. - ,
acres-valuatton $'-(- ., UJ-per , s ... . -....,.:, ,J, , M, ! were not .e..t to C'h.rlot . !..,.! ,,,. ''',
.-Town property U.rU; lojK!vfl, c,llir;ffftf l-' ,, .u. s.' Tl. O.t.wb. from Ke. W,., . ... ewn..,.H ,,'r:".
to Uostou iu the ! ,. ' ,
. . .1 llayood,
g-tecu, except..
. to aUUct ti t- r P 7 VV;' -', ' I'ijn'. Sheriff of Korsvth. as the n.-t. The C.t.wba from Key West, a
, S4'1 T?la ? -rX. Caleb Muler. of Li.,coin 5 tb- ' Ui are n. on .hZir w,y
the reason, per acre cJ.o-J-iown property t.v 00. j.,, T )ostick, of Hiehmond ; and j Ip-in. The nsme. of eig
uoes 0:7 , , tht? fourth, Ja. Roberts, of Koc'inrhatn 1 the captain, are as follows :
e Comptroller tbat the in-j D-ininica de la I'iene, Juan Hrevcra, Jose 1 ve '
, fsr, i- about ure per j Francisco, It. 1. Hates, John U.aco, Alex-1 .rnJtt
Lt paid in last year. auder Ilodgcrs, Frank Cleary, Johu K ; IJu.l-r.oo,
j Capeil, Arclnbald ffcott, Geo. I'iaken, An-i r(,,e
! Taj Tiu'h ct Fault.
Tb List Democrat, in it. mual vaunting
1 stvle. fas.
a Federalist, we expect to hear it cba.ged I .. T,, Know Nothing rnrers that have
th.t Mr Th.mh -r,",vi"'. ' rjecn rej-itcng over tr 5 Viccttvn i nr.
the object of which is to weaken their ' Vance iu the tfth District will nee, ky ex-
lut their statements are taken ; h-' Tot jr '-overnor in tUat dis
trict, tbattbey nave precious ItttJe comfort
test.uioney,
r i . .1
'- - J ,o far ss rol.tieal Questions are coueercel
article f jr theuiselvcs.
1 Sljt-r fiplurtd.
'J he Charleston papers brif. us the
K.lis has a uiai'irity in tbe District over Mc-
iiae t.f 0" tmiafiitU out hundred and
We b.arn fr jiu the Comptroller tbat the in-
create of rav-cie,
Cent, ou tue amount
1 llrrtf.rd,
fc2J
35.1
1113
1502
1U"0
741
750
1 223
571
432
450
537
730
333
332
r5.
T ,,-.. Hl . -..:- w ,1
de Jave it a! de Miranda, Antonio
Milauaobib, William Hnry Seno, joe Gon- Johnston,
ilex Seno
Lenoir,
One is a tireck, one an Italian ; some of, .iucon
them ara 1'ottJguese, aoin Spaniard d ! JUdison
some Knglish. Some of them talk alout Martin '
.sew 1 01 , lui now admit mat ll.cy are : McDowell,
i.ti iu mi Moore,
331
o.ii
201
KCIO
447
014
57fl
7n
5)0
33
drpendtnt or cod, now and then; but the
cLsjf-reiof a Conven'ioo I nJ to drive from
the fre p-.r'e of the countrv ail nianines.
on the 21st u'.t , by tLe U. S. Lri. Dolphin,
eff ihe coast of Cut, coLt jining ,Vl Afri
cans 12 of diiOin h.iTe sii.ee died, which
a!i it.depfn-i-r.rs!, a'l patriotism, e "n whfn ' wa, brought it.ta th.t port on the 30th,
, -d delivered It t'.e L. . Marshal, wbo
ti-jUiiW-i existence. ' '
Fi'ii-T ft r.r ,.: '.r,t is Tin I' m : e u
Sruis 1- x i're :.'!etit l iLiM'.K., in hi
. rei a! N a. ara !.'.'. ou tue reception of
ti.e ji-sa.'e of ti.' 1'reMUt-i.t
Tr! -rre'l t ti.e p ri .'t i.e to 11,.' ci.a.rws.a
tf the Con.riiiitue e( Wajs and M. a'-- in
t!e Ilnasc of i5epr.-catati .'e h tj 1': .:
M.-RS- cb -Lt ai i frotu Cotigresa to te'i the
J rsflieabiitty of le.e.-rapiiir.g. Mr. Fi i
l.r. mie a favorai.l r-prt fvr an ap-
ropr;.!:on of thirty liioaai. 1 dollar. It
rec-i rtd wilt, deri'ton by a large nam
Icr of t' jn.-rc'-im n. bo seout.-d ti.e it- a
of Ulklug fcv t-i!egraph. at.d off -fed all sort
f ai"UJm ;i,is designed ti d: feat ti e li.i.
Ti.e HI! p-d, ant a I;v fr-.m Wash 1,
i to HiUiin-re was :o ready fjr .p.-i.
l, u. Mr. FiliiMvre r. iuarkc 1 that l.e look
eJ bak e ta ieasat. up ti this incident
iu the friiiy t..", tif ..lphio tLUr-pri.-c,
and bad e.r si ace ts-r. a gr-t in
l rejt iii it progte-, an.J was 1110-t ba; ;j
tJ able " mil,.- 1; l.'.s otiralnlat.oc.
it!i tU eit.r.v if Ni.sra Fi. is :j :u
meuis a,' t," great eu rpi ;e U1.1i.-ru
took charge of i;eni and placed them in
C-tle I'li.ck'i.ey, bu! was afterwards re
Uio.el to Fort S-i-ttr, where thy aiil be
pr-p. rly cared for by tbe Government. 15y
nd tjn'f ii, the at-t cf 1"10, it is protided tbat negroe,
.'v1" , t-.r n in siavcrs. Hiail le K inoved be
jond the limits of the United s'ta'.es and
p"f er perjor.s appjlntcd to re'-eite them
' t, the coa-t of A.fr:ca. The fuiioai:,g i
the s. ctioj of the aet refetred to :
following notification iu the last number of
tbe Knoxville Jtcgisf'r.
To the J'frss. We have entered into an
agreement to bold a public debate on the
following qnestion :
" Oui'bt American Slavery to be rernet-
thiit"ii off."' luated?''
The Kditjr was so elated at this crumb i The debate is to le held in the city of 1 eoun'ry. These smuggler? are a desperate I M0,,,( ,'00ierv 11
0 eon.'of, that it entirely for-ot to com- Philadelphia, and to commence on the 7th , looking s. t of fellows. Under the laws of Maroll 3(i7
Dare I'YW vote with the vote that Mr d"7 f. P'--0". 1 M'. uJ utiuw fr ' , and 1";2'J they aiil be tr.ed for their MccV!cb'g, 102
p.rc i....s ote wuu tbe vote tbat -,ir-1 seVPraI days. j live a pirates saiimg on aa American hot- ' s-.b llt7
anee received. hLicu we have done and j the press of both sections of tbe j taa under the American flag. 1 hey were y I,,over 1322
find that Mr. VaLCc reCeitid a inajoilty over ; Union please copy this notice ! i comtnittcd to jail on Satuiday afternoon S'ortiianitito'n 1003
hum ot 1 titir ...tuilrt'il mill 1
M-.ite. Now Mr Democrat who
J ' 'ami j -v. - . . ty. pro,ecu..nv' oincer. 1 He t.ourt Ledh.f ,.er ,.:,. 3II4
Democratic party. Iiesiues, it says "the, . to it the 4th .'loi.diy in November. ' I'itt 773
Democrats gained three Commoners iu the i Tbad Wltu Tin SoUTU-m est. The 1;b," curiou " cargo aud r- j Vron. Oil
district." and further. that Vunee declared ' Richmond Dis.atch aavs: I ra,' "'''t of tLe Kebo, we obtained . per- lubc.on. 773
administration." V. e have no doubt that North Alabama, nhich, if consummated, pauied Lieut HraJford iu a small boat from Jt,j ,Vr'f'jr J
the friends, of Vance were so anxious to te
e u. e .-e.eeiwu ii at iul v loroi eerv oilier . . 1 . 1 , .
3 e J I bales to 1 ifL'ini i markets
con-nieratioo, and as to v anee decUrmg
tyover; I. uion please copy this notice! i comunttcd to jail on fcatuiday afternoon Northampton 1003
iitll-i JJ!rmatict. G. Droaulow, Knox- ; 1',l't!r iriaN, "'l't-l plee at Columbia, S U)1 "7;',
,- 1.,! Title, Tenn. j before H.a Honor Judge Wayne, Circuit )rth,,t lna
i v , - . T, . , .,, x- Judge, James ( om.er, U. S District Attor- p., ,,., .t, -t 1 1
t ttn.i Vi. X-IryncIeijrawsvilie.Y 1. . n ' ... , --quotanX, .1.1)
will result in the transportation of the cot- the wharf. L'pon cian.berin. up the side of J'.,,,,),!,,!, '
ton crop of that section several thousand ; the brig a strangn and atartimg si.ht p,e ! ;jc;III1((l).'
It now goes sen?, a u
to Charleston, .South Carolina, at a cost ol ' Africans in a state of complete nuditv, with c '.,
wili. n,'r,"is to support the administration j three dollars and twenty live cents p.-r bale, rare iu-lances of a narrow strip of ra" an ,
J Le-ic teoii
Hockingham, 1 HH
N'-5
1.170
601
240
OOO
. , ' on the Ilolstoo and Tcnrns-es Hi vers, and , legs tn tolled out fiat or drawn up in front' l',,j0I '
a loaf tuan tilf! prt,id(.t of the F.a-t Tennea.ee and ' or doubled up j some srpiatted on their feet w'.ke'
iiocrat, but; Viri;i,t'- Kiilroads, are in correspondence , a-d hands. A few were etaridm? ahout' ,Varrei
that is oil pan; too u
The Kditor thinks that the know not . i.-m : ,u ' ". . . reamers, --.c -sr...- ,..e mo-v pari wiltt ll.eir Tvrrcol
-) J. f...,l .... TL . nn th a'.lnn at. it T..,.. It:.--. ...I ' l...a r. 1.. ,. I ,,1 R ...... I . ' : '
, . t- ."1 V , : would rathtr have a third of
!. is Urebv aalL-,riz.d to mak.sucl, r-.-.. no bread. Certainly, Mr. Democra
c.iio-j" as ne may 1ee xpe-.ctit for the ou to n aattsnea Tiiinoui even ou iu awi-jovs. . ti a t-w tying u jwb. .none were tied or. Washington
-afe k.-. pin.-, sni poit, and removal beyon I " crumb " to console you. j J f-t, ned in any way. The majority ere W,u.', '
.he li-Hiu ot the United -States of all ,ue.. Although do hit: C'.i.gman as Ud nHMr.-U learn that a r.-nPer ' S"':- PPr-,:J fr0,u ' W'.yn.?, '
l.gro-, t..ul.t?o-a. tjt per-on of tr. or, tu , , ., ... . 1 . 1 ,. ',, -, - ,' ecu years ol mim youiiL'er and some v.tlr.
may be ao delivered Ld h Ib . -t jet we tb.Lk we can. on ti.e iluung on and W eldon , I ailtoad ; qAk. ,c.irc.,y one. bo.r, over twenty, i iViS
ta,ir tur-iie.-n. At to ,n -'nt a proper great deal of consolation in the re- w,ai ohh.':d tXH"f A .Idon on.five. .s.m.e of them were able bo lied, good . I"'
. .. ' . r ' , , . Monday last (or onin.-r. 1 he victim was a :., 1 ,1 , , 1 . . v . .1 . 1 nc j,
person or pr-un-, rt iiu. up .n tne e34t u-t we th.u. it c, early sett, .a the caie.. , ' , si.ud and in good case; but the greater!
M Africa, as a nt or agt.f f-r reeeivin. n.e..- -,wi ml l ,.r ti- .1 , ..1, .7., r , T, , - part were bail grown children only, weak
,.r - .... ,u,,rC . . tu v,,e,i ..1.4 rvtuoi oi .,,l oril. Mini were n.ueli ei.,pi.l,M
"and for the same money may be depo-ited ' inch wide round the wai-t.
iu L.jnclibu.g. J be masters of steamers were seated lor tl
Stanly,
700
1 00
121
35
ioy.3
r-IO
201
257
1 332
000
033
HO
U.inief ,
645
411
7T 3
703
45
70
4"3l
545
833
409
005
15-
5"i3
701
230
300
474
502
574
211
1002
425
116
13sj
119
5-6
155
l?fl
0.'6
334
133
y4
'2039
Ur-'J
302
234
5"4
303
5ill
229
047
1349
112
1 sit
t17
-03
221
217
340
305
077
Till
a.ifl
623
03
570
421
()
11143
502
3H
710
314
CiiO
430
003
7-sl
12!
6,'iij
497
679
4UH
707
3.10
273
1124
101
377
302
274
1 204
32J
Ellis.
825
43'J
325
700
523
180
0t3
450
55
330
400
00J
75iJ
r-51
307
0-0
112
417
531
000
311
633
1001
071
43 J
1257
671
63
K'3
43
los.1
400
320
402
527
712
309
421
639
52(1
33
5i7
2.H
017
400
Oul
407
60
429
041
323
305
0U-S
74
1410
64.
777
1012
32 1
324
',33
030
704
U2f
1220
hl;3
402
251
1 020
7!fs
70
l.'tO
220
S21
100
"7 2
2-S
210
1230
602
737
730
of doll ars.. 1 his I know has aonni
beon disputed ; but I have here the oft,r;)
statement made by tbe Cleik of the II0Uw
of Kepresentativei, showing that more ,
eighty-one milliona were specifically ap.,N"
priated at the last session of Centres.
there aro indefinite appropriutious p,'.ni
claims, the precise amount of which i, , i
yet kuowu, whioh araouut, at the lowc-i j,
ti 111 ate to three millions and a half, ,;,,,
over eighty-four , millions, and th.iro i,
unexpended b-lnnceof appropriation, u,,j
last year atnounting to more than Hi',,
millions. These sums altogether make a,oil
than a hundred millions of dollars at tl
disposal of the Administration for the fn,
ent fiscal yoar. I know it is said that it .
unfair to charge all this to this year; it,
a surplus will remain at the end of this j .,
to be carrid to the next list; but I thiuli
is much more likely that the AdiniuLtrai,
wilt come in with a deficiency bill and 1,,
for some ten millions more, as they did,
the last Cougress, tuau that any surplu, .
remain.
The expenses of tbe Government duri;
tbe administration of lieu Pierce were. -1:
820,032 This is more than all tbe expsnv,
of the Oovernmeiit from 1700, when it ()
organised, for thirty years totfether,
ing tho war with Ureat liritaiu iu lMj-
Gen. l ierce expended more money d.i;h
four years of peace than our (joverni;, L
expended for tbe first tbiily ears aft, 11
orgauitation.
In l2d tbe expenditures of tbeGort'i
mentfor all purposes, exclusive of tV'p,
lie debt, were $0,74, 154.59. In 137 1
expenses of the Government eiciu-nt
the public debt, were Si-i,0.T.,rio,;) 70. j
,-,;"" ew.-.i.s ii .... popuiatiei,
1S.'3, was ninety four emu on each in !;.
ual. J lie pioruut in fo? was 52.
man ninny four ceuU to 52.21, accori i
,0 population.
irtil ow luc"e ,cW g''t t attract ti. 1
"ui 10,1 'k5 C0l,,,,ryi but pethap, ;
I were to state in detail some of the a t, f.
nil "M ,0,ero'-"eilt. lows of (he in. .-
J by which these expenses have been ioerti
AUKca.
010
350
771
6b3
621
701
320
321
435
6H-J
in
650
132!
in
.,34
3721
00 ,, ,
110
150
3li3
21 5
00
12
720
.03 1
th M-
mui.itto.-s, or pef
of color.
67,033
41,001
44,061 50,212 30,003
30,003
i fro... on hoard v-.U Iz. , li, to. ' E "-"""o ijj eua.a. , s ."" i and sho wed pi ai r.l y t he e ff -icts of their lutii?
. 1 .-. r.i t. . . ' rrn In s OI CreOll amoillillli'. to Itteeu hen. 1 , . -" ' '
prOsruiOM fcl th.. slate trar.e J.y eoluuiau-l. : A,,u " ne l.mwir oi me iett.ocri was Ml, jv.,. v..rr. , m r. .. , , ! cr0" J,'u Iim,"4l'e co,,ullvd B,''P Draei's mail ".0 1 Il'U'niai 1 0 2 17
The eolii waa ail in "vm . . ... .... . .
A Wat mi Ia (tiniivt D-i.liI Win.r.
tf Loegport, N i'otk, l,a invented what
be can a " water l '"n ot ; . c.'r wnieh, the
Courier ), ln.oe a J'e. -sf j! tup, l ist
Weik. It is de-erin.d as a i ,e j:n ,n . e
Wliicb moves on tho w-U-r a, the ordin ry
Sort (io on a riir si tr.-fg J r,.- n.'iie
aud wheel- floit on in wat-r. the latter d.p
piiig s.rlifsu..,!, j to ir ...l I ue whole ,Tiit
tre. '1 Le ii.iet.tor cl .iin i V. a b iteoi,
t reeled 2 tl.it plan cm b dri.-en wit.i
ft iter ease and K-ier thau a ral.ro. 1 eu
p-n ; it J If t it is p. euli-r i . lapted 10 ca
lis! naviga'Utn, at in jjolng thl'ty n,:l-s br,
b ar, it wowlJ not rsir na meh !! as an
cir'naiy steamboat S'ei 'l in going fi-e If
it w.e. ti.alt ill aiitieipati j:is ol ti. .-e tnt -r---t.-d
10 iu uce-, it "il J ro 1 jce 1 iit: a
revolution iu ti.e nv:g.tLti of au-r L t
tue ai l of su atu.
er. of t
Tnee 1
to 17 and
and we g
Charlc-'oi
C UTit if t
1 !.;s is s.i i to h
ca-go of slates by
and I ': u p-v'lt -.
i 1 trt-it of the 1
ti.-kle, iippitL', aud 1
at. I effects on b .a
eVally bet.,, the
I. nited fs'.atea armed res-els.
10' s ate u.oet'.y -j Jung, from I 0
some oiler and some younger
ve iu another column f. otn the
M-.-niry a more detailed aa-
And if the Kditorof the Democrat was Lot
governed by "seven p. inc.ples seven ; t r(, ,u"pKCltfll
ipture.
tl
Cr-t cai.tirij of a
au Anietieaii crui. r
'e j- h lor th-c c.-t-ri
:; bin. as the vessel.
. iniiut'.-, ui. J the goods
1. are to be divided
United Stat.-- and the
loa7cs and fjo ti.hts " he would bateCiina
man as bad as wj do. ltut when a man to the detection of the robbers. M'ti. lUr.
detires to be 011 the " most popular side " ' ..
he gives up conscience aud every thing
eisKi. lt need not be alarmed on our ac
count. Cii.ogman baa lost part of his fair
s . .' . ' . ' j, j dropsical, whoe skins were tawny from dis
prof ortiotn " and if we are not greatly dis
app.-.iti'e 1 in tl...- i ii of the ti:iic be a
M il as dein ici aey
to harm any oue.
offhers an J ctew, and tic Secretary A the
J'te.s jry i to ay a Loonty of ?25 13 the
.Ulll 1M, III. TBI, 1- Tl.. f,.lU.;-
Those who were well appeared curiou. and ZTh frj"' tUo (KJ ) Obaerf.
WitiB F.K TUB Ati.ATI'' Caih.k It is! pleased, some of them ogling and giggling j er wl" Wllu boundless pleasure by
generally supposed that tbe Atlantic cable ; challerin.', aod others smoking tobacco : every true Harry Clay Whig throughout
as made entirely in Lugland. .Such is not out of -1,orl cUJ' f W tl1"0 sterna, just ! the length aud breadth of the Jand. Glory
the ca-e. Very many m.les of tho wire j ".our ou negroes do. Those ibel .were 1 f f w h , ,
. re manufactured in I'rovrlenee, at a fa- lhl" a"d t"t'k '"""e'1 dull and bruii-b, but j 0 '
., i , ... , ;,, f il... .'. (i.. there was nothinir wild or I rocious in i,..ir -. 't we have won back the Ashland
not Le in a situation thousand ton- of iron per day touiuim d in ' aspect. They looked amiable and docile, , l-triet I " Let thy servant now depart in
tin) work, and its superioiry over tbat ' resailiiy obeyed tbe commands of the peace." 'ays the Observer :
made iu Kncland is well understood by the persou wno ua 1 cnarge 01 ineiu. J Uey are
! Cabh- Company. It is worthy of note that J-'rpat thieves, however, aud appropriate
01 it TIK.r.. ' no portion of the wire made in this country , whatever they can on every occasion,
asine with in aaeustomnd . part' d while being laid. It may turn out 1 lit re were 240 males aud 00 females,
ti "r Cni'M turt.tr I'lat.
e since a cifinterfeiter of Ciiieinuati
number of -s" Y'-
and plate, ii.to tin
iy last tho p. aie,
v , a if ,
Rem.'
Fottietlu
beit.g hotly p 11 -j i. t'.'-
t tu.lelf' it 1 ills
river On Mjni
t .vertd, and amoi.g tu. m
on the Mtrehani,' lltt.k of N
Carolina, very well . e.t.-.l. T:..-re -.,
also a fit) plte of tue Jl.nk of tin- Si.u. of
orth Caril'ns, at I'.i.eigd, a i eieC,,i, u
counterfeit, which was pat in eiiv.i.'.i on
CviiiC Mats ajo.
- V.-rs and cr
sill tri d f
In., arrivii
etit iu l.'i.ai
j iridicli
Guverui.et.t
The crew of tLe Lt
:i v.
sj-.d cr
-l-lli Oil
bet We..
It
Ol.!
' pi He
N-jrth
n-idi.-r.ihle tx-'ite
the tjiestiiii
Federal and
that tne Ch
are very aminos to brli.,;
t.etwetn tl:e reOcral anJ State
!. n ll y a't.mpt tt ait
iu a case like tu! present.
!t wo jl l e iu to us Mr.ige tu b ed
a 'overtiiiient tefsel couid not brio;
s'.astr Wiibout a conflict uiih a State !,
itotion lajS t.iat i-vi ry pubnc aei
' shall Lave tuiJ fait!) and credit
eve 1 1 hiii
Il i'scli's M
regularity is b. fore u. This number is very ''u': of 'l'ese diva that more was done herei who were k' pt separate ou deck aud iu tLe
Nathani-l Greeni:; Hjimel Deem not
that liie pi-i.n, .Vn ; Aunt AgUha fttory ;
Sonnet I in 'C S iinmer iSaljbaths.Ac : Note
" Tint Ashland Dihtbi :t." " This glo
rious old District has again declared against
the Democracy, and we feel assured that
the announcement of the faet will carry
consolation and encouragement to every true
1 ;.. 1. v: ii .1
, ... 1 1. 1 . ii ..1.:. ..1 in it-.tiij..-. w. , n-e 1 resioeui
tin.' UJ.TII iili. U'O, ,fIB Ht.IlI. UII IIIU IUr- .r.,.Li,.ri.l rt,. -...I a,. . , , ,1 .
.r.l )...- ii. tl.a fnr-..,l I,. .1.1 t.;l' . -e "m. ... wu..e nu,
eiitraily ku own. UmUtH AUui
.1 .,. it ;.. .:.i.. .' , leavimr a surplus of more than fl."
TtiE I'.ate r.r Travs-viismon ovk Til; ' . ' , " 1 l ( Kliug constantl v to advance tho interests of l tl,e "d of ,h" lo"r ',,f' . "
..." i I will call yoir attention to the c.n
: Chicago You have a eustomboupo Jutv
here. In 1 or Tor the fi,cal ye .r
.,.ing in June, I". 3, the last )ear cf Y
" I mort's aduiitii-tratinn, there ware eoi'f t.;
'''"rat Chicogo fMt.KoSf-O. F,x men
5i 1 i I tt... :. - .i .
ru.piL.jr to eoi.ee 11, -au mrt were p,j
S -,''! 12. That ww a little orer teo r
cent. For the year ending June 3' th, Is'
thete waa coileeted at Chicago 8143,0...
40. Sixteen men were employed in it - ,
lection, and they were paid I 4,3 19 ;o ..
lit i ow. ' you ''"Ing right here as yo : I
is there any reason for ih-s incr,-.. -i
pendiluro? Can you tc'l n. any .'r
why it cost ten per Cent , Ihi last G-eal
- rnll... l tl.n revenue at tLis nnrf -i.il n,.
H't'e over two per Cent, four years a.
"' I there any reason for it except ll.it '..
I Govcrnrrent wanted to abower the nior,.
'.' np"o favorites T
i.l'r. ' l" Vcs, there is a reason." "Iknowa'n
.'. ' i" "Tl litmxtatli is:iv mu-t 1
; sustained. " Lau -liter and aptUo-e.
think that is the best reason. Thev il..
sustain tbe office holder." I.au.Lt-'r
II... Ii : f . i .
i ... ; uu v ni. ii.-o is only a sioiim c-
y.j , Lave the ofEsial report bare, and I wn! ti.v
ji,j , a lew otter casta to alio yu how the 'In
emmf nt eaptnda money. Thera are s
pother points w hera tbe expenditure for cl
r I lecting the rtvciines are much Worse that i
j.,. . this point. At Wilmington, D-Uarr, tUn
,-- was collected in 157 g2,lnl4 '5. Kow nur,'
3,j 1 Uien do you suppose it took ta collect tbw
(- ; amount, ami how much uo you upp nr ti"
6' ' I' took cit'ht n.rn, and ti.e n
111' p.t.st of collecting wa3lo,hlS 31! I.iutb
lU37f,e' 1
4:!(is, '"'"Jeii.eo, you lean entirely too '.si
.;ti;L 1 ,r.- ihi bulUraort of eaes. At A-,.,n-uapolis,
in dryland, there was colhd i
li.n-e year f Ji jow ,.. ti
510 Jou "PP"10 ""-i that It t .t
four men, and they were pal rr (ir;f j.
'., vices SO-3 42. At Oeracoke, in NoB (,.
j lina, 82.55 were collected in I "57. It (
1 "3D L,t'u fro lo do it, and an economical !.)
y,jeruuiei.t, under a Deoiocratic Adiniui't'i
W tiou, priding itself on its econoiuj, p j
.,i scrcti men to collect this Ss'2 33 the ,u:n if
IJ. 8..301 32. At 1'ort Oxford, Oregon T t
.',1 ritory now jou aould expect soui. tlo i
, eiirai at;ai,i over luere iiiers was ,-',:".
, ed S55, aud it took lo mrn to cn'l.-'i '
aud th.-y wete paid for eolieetin; "-.' ""
Great laughter J Cau any of you int
tbe calculation of tlie perct ntape that '
Jjpaid ,0 collect the $5e?5 T I believe It
'fil about five Lundred lo one. Don't yu tinit
jy.jthe Governntent ouht to get neb? A'
j f Monterey, California, the amount C(.l!'f'J
. .. in a-o was iu ia: u.ree men wn-
plotd lo collect it. aud cud for ivi 11
j $7,1130 03. At liuBalo there c
in IS37 PI0.140 63. There eere t. u m'H
cmploted iu its collection, and they
paid f IO.is'.Ki 51.
I aiil not weary you by roadlug t
port further. Il is the ofheial report I'm
the hecrelary or t..e lieasury.in aiii't'!
a rcsoluliou of the Senate calling upon I-1"
lo know how many employees be had it n'
different custom-bouses ( what he hal J'!
them; bow much was collected, Ac, ,li
hero is thrt official report from every cm!"
tion distrirt iu the United t uu-.s. I L"
singled out a part of tbein as example.
1 will now give you aome account of tl
tOi'sl expense of collecting the revenue h
icvnral yrara past.
In li.V) Congrcsi passed a law appr-pn:
ing ?2,I50.IIOO annually to defray ti '
pcnsel of colleeling the revenue east f
ltocly Mountains. During Taylor and rut
mores administration the whole retm
east of the Kocky Mountains was roll r!'k
for al.nut two million dollars I er sio.i'--
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a athoriti
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.- : : ; .t : ;..?rr: -:z: :,. -i b x.. vUrkTnbnBM.t,i,.,:. - ?. i,e.d,.d; k;, teir efforu ; 7;;;, r -f n.,..ist,..ion . ...
tate . ',', t;., I4rk,.u. Introdu'tiouof-e in-lru.,..-nts now in us at Trinity Jlay ' '"eiies lngh, tne floor i.ctng forr.e. of ; ,d - d b ; frientls have once more' I'ierce he used up the 62,430 000 per ani.1.'
h ; .V otooh Cam i a ; I'- 'try Ob Valentia record words at the r-te of . "' &?- '- been coudemed in tbe city of Lexington.l - ery dollar of the f 1,000 00 re..
j..e.:vc-:u.j.e,iv.i Fea.ti... the I ions ' V minaU-, or one hundred and twn-i hi c end girls .l,,d this.j ,,,, C0UIlt- of Fayette, tU AsUud ing over from the 1 ,, more .dm....s.ra
J ' J,,rofC ll.story'of ,he iuitld Ktates ; ' A hour. Improvements .ill duties.' , V 't TV " cdjLt ;g, besides. Aft. r Mr. Il.cli.n.n earn,
tale Fan L- tf l'almeao- ta.,2a Uoon h- ' '" Pn this : but at this r.le the c . ' ,,Jb". ',',t teii,porury flooring is, power Mr. S-eretary Cobb, IB
te i. ! ' , ,J 'fYov' U An 1 1 our a m on-' 'oi us tr. I more than two thousand """' t j I port, a.ked Congrcs. to appropriate 3,1
and Medal,- 1'oe tryexilts our Joys - I'uw ' eight hundred word, per day. rmtMf'.t Idr'.,,'k- to'l A t'Ml KALI A Goi.l. MlsKs. Tho yield in I "00 annually lo Collect the revenue tntU
lu.t er in Aim ; KonneU-l he child eltepn , ' I )M.Uk W'')". Pjt ... bucket, the gold held, of Australia, during th. It ! ..me dietrio. of country where only
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iu mother arms On Nos Sonnet tin 1 r. , -p- . . I , ' , , . ' l"uuu yr, lias been suen, it I said, as to intimate 8 ::,iw",uii nan D.en n
an ; "oVi' v anid no uo"drun,d ; ",A" V" I'1r"U"S,A 7T r"e : 10 t11"' T'U (, C.'rClU"f tcU "h-! l,'er permanent Klde harvest to1 before. What waa the r
hlndaue.- ue M. r r 1 1 e. us B jtt ' I" ti"lL,,eT P''"' or General I, well guarded to prevent the strong ,,. ! r,pcd iu that land, if not a, Ion. .s the increase of ixp-W I
'. too T Le WeM- Ilelrt F -it ' '' hU" 'JV J cm' fro, ""? " their .hare, I human race las,,, at leas, an.n!, "for Ihe ! Congress did not appro
iab'e 'uU'r yousuff-r from nervous irritation or ennui ' altho.i.b ail are liberally allowed. A pint j aatisfactiou of a few generation,. A aplen-1 00t. asked for, but it di
Tie North Carolina I'Unter La. n'.Mi been , ail these
reason lor nn
None ws pivrn.-
priats the f-1.'' '
lid om.rf nri-ilc " .
l ake the Oxyg uated Ihttcti ahiuh cures of wat-r is given to eacH. morning and even-1 did hu2it of 2,217 ouucw b.i lat.lv been ; 301,000 for eo'lleciin. tho revenue es"
Most of ttictu .luep on dock, Iciu piuked up. I the Kocky Mouut.ius. The amoat-t o