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VTtioay;::: Janrary
2. Nil.
r nil r.itT3Si:i!s.
A il , ii'r!:'- i - hniild lie.i i i:i
the W i) l.-:i'.t-U h.i lie .
lili.l.l tliU
tin- !.i .'!.'
-ilM-tiTip". I"U I'-'. '
Ii.. -t ii'l. i i l..-iir: I'.cikli.i
ii'.; i i c
,1 1.'
n
' ( '; !-'lin.i.'; l'ei "!is ls.vi,;;.' it 1 -t'.-il.
t, ;','.' 're I" l ivil,'1( i :ir- 'J' '
iptii.i,
bo..!; -'-. a evldi li"i. v.'lii h li'";. 1"' f.M!!:.
Mi"d o ;',ny per- on mtei';-ti"l .;i He' ti'.-it t 'l'. L
I 1 1 1 1 i ...?.-1 w wi i.t fli ntliliit ev el'V lio-t-ii!-
lh l' ill Hie eounlle- of Wil-on. I ;.!-...,ii'.'i'.
Nnsli und Martin', and ha an et";i-r.e
and .lohlHtpli. It has a'.-o a j. 1 e'n"i-
lation thro'in'hoilt. the St.it". . I liver! i -rlS
he-ir :!..- I. iet in trind. .
Tin: 'no ism r.s.
hmi.rl!,!. 1 'v.i'fkl tlirr.- ha
Lea ir
iV.'i -" . I-t iejjre'ity of-ji-n-nli'tl 1 1 T . - - in tie
b ind v.. ill,' and lo 'i-y ..ll!-.. b'-ii-t. P-mr-
l.f-inii'ni',' t' !' 'oinewiui-t f:rtor.:b.
an, ifljii tn;Mi! of allai; with "i 11'"!
.. In C.n-r.' , efret;i 1 t;it!j;.) i:::-V
tiniM-'imiiiti'.l .':' .'';'"""'"'. v.liul l
tl rbt that, M. --!. I lah'.-1! a'-!'' and 1
p.-cel-t'cr
!,'!.
Oil"
lave
en;;'-
l .in. li Cat. I .-Htm 1 1 1 ; 1 1 j; b,'. tli.'
bat olll-idr pl'i are. tin
lilt i nbuhli tied peoph', wilij
t art 'a in i i i v si'dion i
1 .'.- . . I
: av tin
lall.f.l;
.tiiinoii M-ie
;.ailV eolnl
il
ti, ui.lry 1
,i;-!,t. Ihe n:'-!",
.n turn to n miI.i i- M i nini
tiiahle fact- "I' hi toiy-,
rj ll' -;o. l..i 1011 l:I,i
r-ii-on. i il !n r hi...r" or, i !! r ;it v- a
liM.ll.:t, in a-.!., Vihelhi'l' . is better in t ait
lernf tfii l.ind, to ne every po,sible. iiieaiis
to liiljiHt. ei-tiii'j: ilitlienlti ' beiid'i warbe-
' t-iiHi or 1o.reoi-f 1o iie'jo'i'.iti'in-, al't-r v.nr
li hp- beijiiri t '
An adjndnicnt mast tah" (.'ae s uae time,
im t sotiieliody mud 111111;'' com idoii-
S-iine jieople ima'rine, t ha1 vv.lr of it'-i
1 li tlie can" d
.1,1.,... I i.t flu. tniikt 1. I r ii 1 1 . 1 . T h
"ill" ' L ' I H'l ' ' e ' II I 1 . 1 I. 1 I .
chiia';i s in the world, but this b a nf-t s-,'-lm
lni-t:i!-.'. It only prepare-, the way for
other and more potent inilnei;,M' :. bvery
warlnii' t neee-i arily 1r,n i"t' . "'' v n
; it"1-vailiii'.-s ol ll,.. ulidow tin I ft'lirr
mid tee brothers I ii(,fl
Ter-.onaHVrriSTaTi'rTT' "T
Ii'tratii.n toi' )' "p!iij i '
Ayir, uliiiii ours If; we Ki ow ;
peenKai' fe ein.'itioiis a: -m i.ile
le.lt, f jt,
-i an-e" 1
the!'..' ill'
L
larv III IS . let coi id
i'1'lll Otf-
v :e
"'r tuuii
than
mere p
or n
.. l.le . an. ''.I'.'.ll.i I
of nil frne pab iot
and hot
. ! M're li; "i a" this, we 'ha
jl'etlOTI! m, .-4 . , j
objei t of thii iii demii oi;'U
Inn ulors.
i .!
b-.d
Ml.ti p.I.
, It h.'ii been said by s.in:o of the l ,i';bll'.e.i'l
papers that'the !Sou!h is "anxioie tor :i.-f.i;i;"
' lail lliis is.iiofs.i ; the Suilh d u s iT.i h,.
rur, I'M? tie? Small d"-trr a iv o-ni; '.im
li id n rpetiiation of her lights --r:;!ifs lln.t
Were cliurlv iinilerstood, nun ntabied and
trannnitted by tlie fathers ai
I,.., ' ,
CAIilHM.lUI.'J t ''li 1
the Con -1 it lit i 1 v
i . If we n-proilnce the ooinitiiH of the f:
j of the Cole titiition, iv nhal! be fulK' saMs
tiedtlit t In y lim- t i',:ititcstioii.ili!y intein'.ed
t iiriju'e ei. in the p( rpetuat ieji of shivery
fis fir as nny restrh tioiii iir.iei'.'vlinj j'i'f.i.i
Jfitel'il jini .(lie'tion lire ctilieerued.
It wii iietnally e.pres-eil in sn ninny
wot"!-. 1 a', it ,mx irttijdly melerstood by"
'.tie fi-.i..,er of the I 'iiu-tit ution.: ': N'., inti Mi
;ent! 'and lih"v.il mimh'd man in any .art of
the I'-niti , Sf.'.'t.es ,'iiu ihfiy it. with a sha.low
"' i'"n-,.n. '
, l'.or nearly thirty year--, .the ii .titulinn (.f
livery was not only imtnole-ted, but.v.a'i
t'M-n proUc ted ly a law of rSmiM-cs.'
In lTlt",' the MiissaciiiHe'i!! ih Icrntion in
Con"iren V.oted for ll law IVccvT'iie iv. i-v
I in "all tlie Territories, ineliidht.ir the Xortli
i Wt'M Tct ritoiy ;" mid in ,.:ljt ,.f uiael'io.l of
ties law 'ly foreign power.. . piiper! If
niaye-i -v.niis je;ileU-iy JJttaii; "I ,K aav i'th-t
property.'
. lu order that, we inr.y,.r.,'.f n; i er.r 'to be
writing for etrcct, wo refer cur readers . t'lu
Treuty of I'm-is, i 'i;,;;. Xcx, let them re
fer to tlie slice, ful . efforts, of the chh r
Auams at the t'uurt of St. .Imie-., A r" ,,.
peusatioii Ibrsljiv.,' property ; thtrdlv, to the
, negotiations Vtf Wii-hhi-ton wh.-u Ireddei i.
for recognition' of property of. the ;,.,.
clainicter ; and -.till later to the cho.1.,0 ia th.'
treaty of (iljriit, where John ICjitM-y . fdauis'
v him of tie Vii:iui-.io:ur.'. t'..r rliej.ro
teetiou of ' yliwe undothcr )h;r,;-l'i.
y'txn aiij'thiiiif be clearer than tf.is ? Gin
nny one boi accused (T iianderiii;- tiiseetiomd
ir.juilicp, ori-cckie- for jMipuhirity i,'i imy
irt of fio country, who n-JdnnU hiicIi uu.le-
' iiiul le teMfutionv frcui lii-tory i i stibstantiaU'
llie foct'lUt kli ves ever were eiii!,l,.ivd.'ainl
now nuut be recou'icd n ; "p:op, itl y ? '
, Mit iiuriJly not. It is .iomi I doi'trine.
, whatever party if may or inny i;Ut favor. :
Not let uh take a l ok at tli.' ipiesiioa of
vUyefy in 'he Territories." "
For thirty years ( un rr.s p-sod no act
in nny wy restrictir or iut. r.iicliiu' sla'very
in the Tfrrilori,", nnd tie ( 'ouituthmal
, ri-ht of eti.eiiii'r. or icidiie: in the Tcrri-io.
rlcmilhw is kb,l of j.rop. ,-ty. w. v;ver'
i even bjoaht intoquction ; ami as proolf of
refer to LouV-itn-i, Alabama.
" omiotiier Territor'u's. 1
.. 'pie 'i"h' matter, then, roso'.vcs itself into
tht-ii If the people of the S litimrn Tates
ever hail n Constitutietial ,-i.it to bold fhiv.;
ami HO one pretends to deny this, they cer
minly had a riijljt to remove them into mtv,
-territory which l.hcy nssi,!,l i. l.riii-tiiijr '
( tit Of the L'uion ; and if they had that rldd
n, jhey Iwve it uow. " ' ;
i'llis. t0. is s.illiiil ...1
uvvwiiiij, iuiu e , iii.
tare a r-fni..it... . , . .
, - " Trom ,ln,, y a
iiir'tro-n ,m un.lonuiLle Mntcniioa
'the fathers of the Uepubllt, aau' the
ptfifricf the Coast ltatioB.
.hcif!?! ob- ; ;lt. r,,... ,, ;
rue una me uoT-tTi;
that the. Cot'fctituliou savs notli-
inf about reiiiovin-i witli "slaves into the Tc-r-
s to be ni 'j'ii red at any future time ;
-. orv -'.!'';' 'Is p-videnee . conclusive
'A I
re. een-ioereii in :ti
lie same l'.trut
ft!.
e.s have
i-iual iM
.(1 - pry
roritafion
t -r
It i-
r Ui'rn.. thes. and, rirosuwl- of-
in ti
u- two points;
.ii'i;i'i'f'
lit. ! -;. .!;. i:i the
take
,r;.
ill 'ill'
a l.i'.r cuii-t.ri;i'U'.,'ii o!
I
In
.lltieal
Intel
niii :i i 'tnar-. ..
tei - . it
"
'n -in
i '
! -
ri 'ii : ' i; .
-:it of i.xiv'
!if!'i-:ii! ":! i-; y i: ;
; oiiiU' ' Vlei.t from !
.v.lal.le.; !:t4- V
' -t;:oii-;trr.f'ii.'ii"-,-v.'.llVarn
vtfy h t-ii..-;.:t,
tiKt tli-
li.it the.
1-1
'1;":?
ft,
n
.tjeai'jui?
!i" Nortli
,;: 'l rj .-n
S'e;l!i"rn
jiit' thou
Sj may dc-.-..i'
rallv
n
li : I.
:iti:;:!!H
i r
;i. , hi
;if iii-l;i;.ei
tle.rr
lljevally,
a-- tin
;i U'.e r in-'-, th" pei'l
r
, ...
hont the 'a'ii'oIi i'ortifry so e-e;ei' to
i :;r-i-i
inn
I., l.r.
in
lnji-'lilerin-j" Caen o.iier a pojitr-
i
1 .1
:ni".'
;ues would . have t.li.-ji.
th"
event. Ii!,e'.fr
that
a civil war
aid '-i.-.u.. i; v. i.uld r
'.ii I'.win'j; on'-ui-tlnnv-
'-tVul'y '"(just
let all' of the
r
tl'i
itiei.'iliS ;!!'
vm i;p in oi
iiroitu'S en hoi. ii siaes till
f. battle, hi ail their, fol-
lev. . V
and
k be stationed
t a re-
.hrn let the
lod to ti-hf
per,
.1" d;
d;-taaee in the real'
i l.a.',. 'Oil bnlh .'ideS !'(
until e "!v o'.e'is r lain.
(Mil'
! ll is hi-h!
.probable 1 hat' then "the jir-ojHc
. eniild select a f'Vv benest, lifei: from "it their'!
: iiirnbers. w!i'o'(KKl nrriine tv-rytbin in a j.
n.aVm'i' j-a'i.-l'aeiury tj i.U partie.;, in. a very j
Uort time. . i. . ....
i I I
'i 'I'lijl abiiv'.rie!iiio;.,ed jiliaa
foV Settliil'X
I n.attei-:. would very nearly o)
I ee-it '.til -act fii'-.' of n,a;;y i
iviate. the , tic.
valiiable'bvi'--.
o - '
A 2 VI'ER E.STIXC. 41 2 AT )
birlVT. S2ALS.. '
TS3
. v oa
I " 1 hav
i ilay wil I
di"t..:t-m. cnri'e. pondeiii.
tit. it an in. i ri's :hl; eon-, r
i b;iu!;.;h:!I, bean'r' clli
tion t'V-
id'! despat ches
Iresident. lb-
I. in .Mil
Maiov At;.le!'-o! to the
, ; ,;,:-e-en! s the ,'c -ndit ion of r.ifaii's at bort
Si n ;it i'i to 1 .e'lifaith v- am! se.ti.-.i'aet I'n'V, The
i iviiorts thiil iliij.. ir A.iHie;!.r. i, r-hort of iiji
I li" i..id that. ii men I've orr sho; t ailov.--
i.;s i aiiee, i ; nut rm
lie has
proyi'ioiic an
l ...
. - , r...: r ... i
j,!;,-: fr three :..i:r:e.;
m.V. should ill he .nee"; i
.alii-, aml.ttv
I '
iy. lljly ' ti .1
U'ne.eo (."i.i-i ' r ;l'.!v lie". on:. I'hai tini
ills (Ifseriptil'ii of- the s-ni--' in
' i:;to' tiied I..1111
'.Ml l . j 1 . 'ii I . ; (.'.I j
..t.ftl t ;i:ir he Ii
1 hem, ,!) ever.
r:-,. 1 . sr-
11 ail ill- '.a'efC'O'ir.-e witli tin; ie:..iOi'i
"n . .. ..'!:.:. . . ,'i .i, ...v.., ,.T
rr.,.4f,-v ,et l Olio :-o.i 1. in 1 ; - 1 - . 1 .
S'ell; .f .(..
come 'n"ec.-.iirv, iie .say-. t.. , ,,
, ;' . ': , , '."111 sued tne
rti.li perfect i;ise vith Uieir be.-. r
atid'all tlie Uiterk-.. -.Mt.Jb rr1s Island'. ''U",'.
( 'harlc.-V a is tl:reiMivl.tlis.f V mile beyond
';'' 1 :ijj ,01 uie .1'csl Mieil-t ill'ov.
i'ofl Sumtee. . '.
AVe dip the h'spcrrraph .froni
enu 111
tin' -l'e.
ter.-hury,' Impress, lait eaanot. m;.ke ii ii
I Mel Iv I i; If .t!w. l.,r.J ,,.., ..r I 1... .
olid. Tlie
'. ' '1 .
.. ; '"a-vn si'll ;.i:ce cv l.i.-! IiMjii 1
ft .Sumter l.s
hree taiie-. ati.l it is a little over fair miles
o the liilddlu of t harlestoii. ih)w j-u- ,s1(.il
s r
j,aa be thrown wit!
lars at '.'"oft Sttmt
any id the iins or mor
r, we d.j dot know,' but
hel! have iieen thrown
far as five-miles'
or more. It-is very prob'nb!,,
shell could l;.e thrown into-.
1 ! . a .. e ' , . 1 .
owevc-if that
..me
part
Oi
v iiai .i n iiii ironi oiii.;r'r, otm t vvi.- j iC votoa
....1 1.. .-. i .-ti , . .. . , 1
ui'i "i- ;i",:iiai;;:i ic n il ' irair'et aril p
.. ti ....... i . 4. i 1 i 1 . 1 - .
11 u:i-m i:ave oeeil. Ii 11-i tliis IS Hot reilSl.
tia-
b!e f o .H'.'.i'.pi.sp. 'e hope, however; that
In i l.e operation oi ;';hel!ir.2- out" the
ie peiipli
i.irte-H.m Vll! riot l,e I'esort.e.l to :.t t
. i
res
a- ii vvoiii.t iiiniotibU'dly precipit.iie the en
sis, an -1 create a eeiiei-al "laa-ivip."
'.llW..YORS.'EiIS2!..tVl-RE,
Ai.haxv; N. Y., Jan. 19. 1--01. J
eoiiimitice ca Kedcral lielai ioni;
in tjie Assembly "'rep.oripil in favor ofj the
t titont iienvtnu' lit" rnrlit f.f e-s;oti
I iiJid giving 'the wliolb power ef the' Stat
to...Mippres 'it. Sine-T'dy u.'.-.jrinir- 'f'
avoid civil war ooti.-isto-.tf !y with honor!;
'nnil.cx!res.:t!'r readihessl'to meet niu:.
States in a spirif (if conciliation r.nd rd
i""e iill catisa cf coiTijiiaint.. Are. Aisi.
a Wiiiiiiir.ei-.-.t'i divide ihe le'rrivorv with
proper resit i-.-, ions after" ilto ltiatiner ill'
to;- jit.-sortri 1 omjiiomir-o.
ii .. . , , . -
ii,:-. lienytng. ine lifitit .ol seCoasiou
rattier a tossir h-afiire in the ai-tioa of this
Cni'iiiiiW
ee : .rnd as l'.,i- the Comii'iiitJ
thh whole p,nr,-r Jt the State it
ijtrog
iipinss a pic'::i;oi-i
l'..s'.s ; How came ibis
the Stat i1!,! snppi-M-s'iT-Couiiurrt.ii
? ''.
very natural
whole tiowc-r
v
?te.i
.It our Lonrt-t cpinioa that Hdwaid
i'.v.tl is a ViMT se'slbl
limn, and tH-itle.it
beintj bnrcd.
Cab:-
-Howard Paul.
illst lnfill"'i
he
jo-1
r"
l-istw..ivt ,s 1.',.- 1 , , ,
. .s, .. w .u. ope. iKUHtr usKetl Dv a si
ciety ill youiVg'inen ia New York to .en
tribute i:ion"y totvatil "a
, -
ami u-i- pro-
tieinno-ratieous
- j- --".t.. m 'i v v.;'iii!H-rane,ms
vTieaki'i;.r " ,l;...l;.t , .1 ..,:. , 1 .'
a- !
sons fwr doii r so. F.iidj
'tiab is the fa
ai
l
t jiideniic of liepublics.. JA'iait uistr-K-t'd
(JreoceV (Jul!' What Tac-teuti'.v.l il, ine?.
I..10 ! Aiiarciii.iHl l-anc,e ? tiah J.-The f-
eternal proueusitv ,,f -sHtlilisr upon
iiccasions and ulali tluies, is the -'curse
the countrv
l.acheiors 'take couratre ! Read the fol
low in.tr. It's all very prttv to talk abput
the "sifperiyt roni forts of married life.';:
The Junior "K.h'tbr. thinks he knuvii a
thing or two abotit i.
I here are no troubles like domekie
one.? uT (invn;Lr a maa to suicide er the
i ooiue. in !pne 01 uie Miiie.ior CoUlifriS
of married lilV. there are as many. erW.r,-
suicides anionirst married
men thaTf
amoiiifst ' bachelors, to Judge froai ithe
lnblic accounts. . . '
:.!';' OVi
J wiien He t;:re:'!;at tlie .-: ar ot tlie - e' v. -t-i
! 7t.irl is (.vci. -K-.ii.lfi-"-iii; . . i
-avs thai tlie l', i P'.ji'JW"1' . I . J
, , , . 1 r VVTf Oeetl ami Mill Uli!!'!ll-ll.'e
V t - u.Jji' "tTi . .c. ...... l .'. i- : J ,
reei'"-iijA-l- -T'J ! 'j '" oie ci v.. i -owe j rapi. t- -
"" , ;i;i:e i a-!.. ni'.c'isv i iiroe.-j . cott.'Mi nave I . ,,
'ei! il.to illj"ii.M'b..' i.i'b used in defence, j
,( 'rtoftlii! i il inj V,h';V t.i, in' er la ili'es u'ol !l'f!V!
; I.',.... '' ... r-"l... :..' 1 ..;, 1 1 . i! -;ii
i -1,, i i ...,"i i'". ' .J
' a C'. . ., ' . . -. 1 . 1 ... I
, it;:i lie ,i;iu e iyi' : t to i.i.hi i. p .-;. i ('.i i
f a 1 1 a .'l'e tie i, il, .,,.. .1 ., ., I, ,,,' J !,' 'l...'K,.'.l I
!i.:l M'.uit v I liecli'i 1 ' la in., lie notie'ed' theiiu ie'iw ever, i I
THE PBi:SE.T YEAR.
The year lPVi is the first of the f.r.Oth
Olympaid. ' Thefe will be an ainiual eclipse
of tlie sun oathe 11th of January, another on
he 7! h of Jul viand a total eclipse 'on the
! 31 -t .lav of lWml.fr. There will alo Wa ! immediate proceedings of the " (-rand
i partial cclij, the n,oo n the 17th 'of! Gathering the other night m the base- .
i id ' O O I iv
iJ.-c.-mbor: klArii "'.vi . . (..) W.
I i I ' ' .V
AVf ljave! mj'ictd t$e above jgojii;r Ihe
iipptpers foi" s'lnie .tune, and it has
to
us -thai there, wa a slight wis-'
in it.
Tle word tinwd is evidently ; lv
vi-i:V; it. ,li.iuul bc...i!Mi'tlir. Tlie word
iinti'ml, Mcjnifk' 1 and a "vearlv
ec'.ipst:" i'r- Jnot a corrfct oxpres"ioh ;' but aii
I
'-.xr
il .!!-
UII
I j c , of; the tun.
m
WhK'il ill.'. Jjim.jT i
s-m'-i "tlict-j c-xcept
boi-ili-r, I ' '
. ".
The Alihnnac si
L'i.ee-.U the whole of the
a tii'-ii'd rii:;;- around the
sit is tube on the K-tli of
.lUai-y,
.dofi
at miiHit
past y, o'clock, 1'. M.,
invisible. ,
l -e, to i:s
TIE A63 .-YALGUEM .BAX.'ER.
AVe h;:
jve received the f. ire-:a;iiF,er, in the
!;at e of;
;n exli'a, of the Ad V-ihirnm -lUin-
re r, to lie issued daily and weekly, on
ind
.24th U the 'preen, month i in the j anJ taat some of tlie fanatics de-alei-hrVrank
I. Ulbo,,; editor. It'l QVV to thflr thrwtg cut i but as
after lb
cK.
wi'l
ii 'liKxlel paper, in typographical ap
, mi doubt : and,, under the charge
Vilsoii, Will be edited with ynich
peaf'UH.
oi jir.
ability,
; It w
P'lit.or
name i
be a ni'.aiL'i'f she.-.'L in j?oi'ith"V Its
iroies:-; to ,ic a Democrat, but as its
ndic'at';s, will ailvoeate the ad vdvreht
systei.J
of taxati.j.i in this State. It is ajsoj
Vin.fi'
; -.(.'onsti.
or of a vli'Je l'ilc. with a whale
Ution jiml in Uwov of.ji vu'ttrd St.utli.
i and o
Jf ricl:; ot on It-izard.- It also be
ic-ves
a-illlti
hat no "sufih ientcan.-e exists for a dis
i of the Union.'' and, of course, also
no rights of the South are in hazard.
Ji-lleV
portion of the paper will
so be devoted
to b
wbh
nr.
foe markets, -news, etc.- We
r iind rnterpri.-iaij editor threat
pis cl..-v
pee
liiary t
uci ess it; Jiis nov el lunU-rtaking.
. 7T' ;'
TTI.Nl
i r with a Miii.i.iNr..'jhc
pra.
t'ice' of'eut'iing...f
ahictHl t, remre. tU : presumption .ot
irttr
etrulness or; nneo'isciou.'.-ness to
siio
v. that the. testator fullv reniembcred
meant to disinherit the siuleror.--
La
y .Mary w on ley Mo-ntagn cut j:-her
icgiMct' of a son vi;l a . j:liinea.
ei Miendan- tlireatened to cut oh his
eltij'.-t ;.rn'wiih a' sliiliinji'. the quiet ro
tor
l was, ( ouhm't you give it ine at
e. if. you ha'lva to haver Fueh-a. thing
at yo:: ? i SViiU, unii W7U Metkovj,
ri'-iit end Modern," in the Qxaricrlti
onij
.. i
'he will
f tiie preat 1'reiv-h wit, Ee
lelhiis. m
ice i:eats either el. t.tese ; it
!: ift;tts louows 1 ovvc
ii,i!t-,--i.t!a?Ss!,-.n (Vi'irier reports the
ii'tiond twei'ty-'biir cotton plan-
.'( a: im -average ot
138
tins " br so? We - presume that
a mistake it should probably be
itisff:ul -IT '.
Sale of C oteoiti ua Wilsoia.
Tucker.- an Agent- for alargeMan-
uiaauring ft. hi- Massachu'sscVs,, recent
ly purchased iil Wii.so-i iAi I'.ilr bvmdril
ii't!i!il balL-s id- Cotton at i-ic per. lb. on
iitnety iiavs.
' . !
A cr. temporary tl.iuka it 4
ood -k-e that
Mr. Ilucrer, at f T.n'-leston, siituld infirm the
'President that- he "holds- himielf 'resiMnwibbv
jfOi-.theTo.-ial lievenue," as sa"id postal reve
inte is .in i:tn.t several thoiisani dollars every
year f i hat .if. it cost? (hipv4niialit sevi. rai
tlioilsand dollars yearly to st'jport th.2 Post-O.tle-e
Departineht jf bouth Caroliua.
Mil it ah y Movements it MAf?SACiuv
sktts. The-Legi'shiture ha-j unanimous
ly passed resohition's'tenderir.g the l'res
i !:r.t V;vh. sdd in men and money as ho
may need to miintain tlie imtliorily of
the;Ceneral (-Jovcrnmeiit. The Mt'am-l-!e
deelares that South Carolina has
'committed an act of war. The Senate
.passed a bill authorizing at-idlncretise of
tlie volunteer military of the State. : A
bii! was iutroJuced'in the House for
Use enrollment and equipment of 20,000
men, to be styled the Massachusetts; Vol
unteer Militia, to continue one yea, and
autliiv.-iic the. Governor to. tender .the
-'ante to 'the President,
MlLITAKV ExCITMMEKtJ IN Lct'IS-
vi Lie. Tlie Louisville Journal says
the .military, spirit of Kentucky is b?in2
ftVijy aroused by t'he w arlike aspect . of
the times, and "that just now tlie talk'fcill'
f-urn'f;on-nii!ita-:-y tdbiirs. The -for'iia-
tion of new co'mnauies is the order W
t!ie-.day, aivd whether K:itucky shill !
or siwil! not !j tlie battle -crouiid in tie
.civil conflict which seems
im
Mir. iMe.'i uu'iy in i.-icK in tne n'eeet
sary iorce. to defend, uher altars and hi
fiios." Military I conipauies, jt add
j aie oetng raju iiy i vrnicd and tlie worl
; of reGi-uiting goes 'bravely' oh. '
ii ,- . ' , - . ' t
y; W The folk
bliowing - resolution has'!
isiy air-rWd to bv bothi
Le-lskLre .f - '
j.is.. t virgmia.l
been un.Tjimou:
Houses of the , Legislature of Virginia : I
Hesblvs-l by the vent ral Assembly of , rather sttcpisk ' about ' saying anything, bly, and now met in convention, having
ritymia, Tliat if all efforts -to reconcile i'nt that he thought' that the" South j "l'y and freely investigated and disT
he: unhappy uiil'erences exitiucr bC-t ought not to have the wW iiulled over i cussed the proceediriirs of the Federal
T
tne
tween uie two sections ot the country,
shall prove abortive, then, in the opinion
j '! ttje General Assembly, every cousid-
j ... ....jm v.-s. IJO.U
craiion nf lluaor anj interest "deuiaiuls
i a n - - , ,. . . . . '
i ,v e.
tliat
tai iiguna siiaii unite her destiny '
wiU t.;e siaveholliui? States of th
.'outh. .
1 ' .,''
I
Fit w re Notn ed Fokfeitij Cheer-'
f'w.Y I'Ain. I he echool-rnistreasea
I 1 - 1:
Cue of the representatives of the
Chivalry in Congress, who had beebme
irritated at his inability to jet the floor,
of which the Speaker probably thought
he could not m-rke' :t good use, was
heard to exclaim the other day in a final
acces of passion, "I have been in Wash
ington all winter and caught every j
d d
thing in town, except the Speak-1
re,' Washington Gossip.
er s ev
,.,,.,, ...luum.tuu unu yd apsiuoii 01 ue-zcicc lie was not -..- j'w nt ; i-iauicu winn
w.c m. .. u-re ,opay a une 01 nve mm- favor of so luuch iro;n, but ' niereoy. remains with them and at Comm"
ve,;. Most ,f ; ! fi"c Hghtthat North Carolina eould keep : " 5 anu. wicrett,re. M "ral at,
Witbin s v oov.s C' , J IV'r head above ioarJ a while lonjrcr. i 7 ; enoiniaauon, can be cauccUed, 1 suiu-j
. - ; ! Mr. Ned Sherman sai.J he was in for ' a,',", strained or taodibed, by tho
Written fur the Wilson tecieer.'
GRA.D GA TH ERIX G."
alone.
Messrs Editors : As I noticed that I
vou were too deeply interested in the j
II W1C '
i nieiit storv of the Court House to re
port, I thought it would be well for
those not present that the proceed iii-s
should be made public ; and accorditi'X-
1 take it upon invselt to do so If i
should err in any way, it would be a
source of extreme regret to me, and
something that I should be exceedincrly
sorry for,and moreover, I should at any
tune be perfectly willing to be forgiven.
ram yours, I.espectaily cce,
SWEEl'STAKES, Jit.
ilr. II. L. AVuiton was called to the
ch lir. lie stated that the object of the
iucitt-n was to calce out a new corn-ful-eracy.
He said that he had not as yet
"taken any very active part in the pre
sent movement, but that lie was nocow-
i.ard, he was bound to becf-vr the right ;
he thought the spjirit of abolition ag-
! o iession ouirht toJ be foioiked in the
for himself he asked no quarter, he was
for
war to the knife," that he axe-d no toward secession, but that he had scru- I harming eyes, waving curls and liight
odds, find feared no bntchcr-y that j ,,os Whereupon Mr Wills suT.rCsted H'-Xale voice, seemed to be the Belle of
mail
uiiolit result'from an invasion
It OUXM I
.must How, said he, Jet the sluiKhterhc-
o-'ni, the South could be 6-ied no lon-
yer. As for the inhabitants of Wilson,
he could' supply the.u with the best j
kind ot meat j any kind on the most
reasonable tenns j
Mr. C. L. laiker then addressed the ,
v.imir. lie said that lie was ready at ;
any time to buckle on his knapsack, and
die m harness. He did not want to
tuunufacture any excuses for the South,
she had always been all oak, at least
the main body of them, and that it was
not his part to trim between conflicting
opinions, but hoped that they could all
i soon v.e into line. . no ior t ne
I . ' I f - A 1" 1 ' M C
i ooiun, una woui.i ncv ei' art, out at tne
was not ouc:to make-uiuch of
j a unb-n. . . .
TT 1 . .
i in. iioward next-arose and spoKe to
t ie joiiovying euec . . lie thought mat
tliA. iliiptrinn iA rir.Iitii micm .wt.: tru
bittoV :, to 1... .ll,,u,,l bo win.'
t -........ ,
, , f 1. ..M.: i .-1
mciv.oi so iiiueii laijv, ana wauica uvuvit,
he thoua;ht that the country oiiijht to
be purged of this fanatical : spirit, audi
if it could not be effected otherwise,
then let the South be cutoff from the
North. It was evident to iiliii that the
present wounds could not heal bit the i
first intention. -IIo-m-1-1
1.1 llt'i:(l'-'i. Ilr j 1 -
j.-- r-mmoTcs, and could sincerely
say lor one tliat his bowels yearned for
PeTr '
Mr. Malione immcdititely nroso ai-.d
I Wm' 1,0 )?8 1?1 t!Q'
A I T ; US"ier UU r ??
andhopelthat he would be 7i7-end
lit; u ti , 11111 in mi 1 to th rritiitr ik
-
a few remarks as row.,.,.,. He said that
the South had been -V",
into fiuietu.le, and' it was hiiti
"mix in ; lie did not like the, idea ov
plastering' ox ct the issue with any. pre
smptionet offered : aud furthermore
I if anybody wanted any medicine
let it be known at the Drnt? Store of
Thomas and Brothers on Tarboro' St.
Ezekiel Mayo then arose. "He de
clared, that although everything appear
ed to he dark, he th'onrht that he could
see a light, and that it appeared to him
that it was over in Peacock's Saloon.
whereupon lie moved to adjourn ; mo
tion not seconded.
Dr. rhompson sant that he had been j to sing small, as it was of import
reused of looking (ioyi the iHWt,r j nncc just thcn(lic sl,oula j . J ;
or some tunc pas ; but he wanted it 1 his opinions at some future time with
to he understood that he went m "tooth oTeat pains.
and nail" for Southern lii rhts his in- " r T , , -r, . ,
iluence might be small, lie said, but , , J? "cl)n that lie
still he thought that he sloml as hi,h m"rh tho proceedings of things for
as anv ojie in the place. " I TT V'-'1 tbo"t that matters
"IMBarham was soon on his feet and V1 ratl,eT tMh; ho said that,
slid that some had represented him as j J'U f. WM ,a,sad 'Friar?, to look
being rash and hasty, but it was a mis- j J.0 T- ' nnJ 1,,at present dif-
taKC ; no said that Ins pasr beat catrndt.
aud confidently asserted that hit nn
I more wiients" than any 0,10 ?' i ,.
1 ' '
place. ' 1 " ' ,u l"o
,Ir. L. A. Stith declared that the pre- '
sent condition of the country was the j "r- McBride offered to 'm"nd his rc
worst case that he haeKevcr" wittiessed, mar'Cf!-
and thought that :icoistitnnionol treat-1 cs S. ' Perry made n few
7ic wotild be eminently beneficial. ran died observations, and moved to
.. Ir Bullock maintained that, however j aU0"rn- Motion carried,
anxious he might be for union, if anv ;
contest was to take place he was ready
lo1" au tn'J("J'ment ' time.
E. l'rentiss Tucke then made a
fe
remarks. TTo rerm-tteil that sine ,-,nn ;
, I - n .... ;
snouid say tnatjiie was no IJcm xr. t i
and the like, that he was one of the !
; j l .i , - ,
fi'jiru-stock-ruce-x, nevertheless should1
go roitf forward; he h:i.Jrirye, the '
whole ground, arid cahul.ticd the result.
He was for having a line of deniarkti-'
tiou ruu between the North and South, j
fd W.US ,aSainf,.any avil 2'ing to
,I,sturb. the PuWlC "d''L- !
Mr. .Lam. -Move stated that he felt ;
her eyes any longer, it was too ba a-d, !
j that he was ready for any emergen-
!?' - ' . - i
I j
! Mr. Jesse- . Adams inquired if the :
i -vt ., . . . f .. . '
-"tortn wanted to play a bltt game' If i
i , he would not vut uv with it , anv i
; loniriT.
M. ri.- n.k i-i i .i-i. i
xu.1. v-utia. luuLisuii ucci.ueu IUH1. lie !
saw in the present JVZ-it.-irv mm-o. '
lirent-s. th-it Srtn'li lar.. ; , 1....I ;
S . . V - . ...ic ..v4 ,iaffuiii- ;
balding up the Southern interest and :
thVu-ht that every country ourht to he
thk architect of its own creatness. i
. T . , t i , . :
lir IsMiah I'qt-Ij cii 1
T.. ......... tliat lt ,..,
piuy 10 mm mat tlie abobtiomsts in-;
tended to cml the Soutu out of hvr
rights ' He thought the South had the j
law on her side ; he nv;.s in for lynch
ing all Idisturbers of the peace
' aid tint whatever mi-ht beco
and I
become of
others, lie could jjaddle his way along
n M GoriQan, ",ared South
Sar? ,na T?, BT , th,C
a. '.I 1.--1 -1 J-
, , ' . ., . ,
, . tr name .'T'1 characters
li i rlnr i" it tl'QC lite hAnnaf -...
All JHli'SI IV - UUIlLb ffl til'
niojt. that the Southern States should
strike off and set vp for themselves
he had ample pr'jof shown to him that
the interests of the South had been
bjeked up too lone He said that he
wanted banu.diatdy 500 new subscribers
for "THE WILSOX LEOGER
that his increasing responsibilities de
manded it, he hoped that this would
not be thought a childish rcquftt.
Mr. J. 1). Barnes said, that he had
voted the proceedings with deep interest
and approved ot the priiicyle upon
which the South acted.
Mr. I?.' IX Stith aiJ tTuit if the Abo
litionists thought that they could ride
over the South, they "would liibl them
selves annihilated in less than 2 40 ;
thalhc was firm anc oW in his opin
ions; and addicted to Wse-pitality, but
that the matter could be more appro
priately discussed at the Wilson lintel.
Mr. Joseph Uarboc announced that
he find the papers, i and rather leaned
tl.Mt tbreo ci-t-nr, na ..,..."t .'.;.,..
Mr. Barbee. That's iust mv fix.
Dempsy Vann moved that the enn-
tl'l'll .- of tbo WiliMi T irrbt Iiifnntrt Im
lli;ule suifl(ijc,ltv argcto hold three
g-iUous
' yr . Y. Barker moved that a side
tlJ.Ue le substituted, as that would
1k)1(i just om,tjal0lU le said that
when the whole matter was traced out,
it would be clearly seen that the' reins
of Government were n t held by the
right hands. His tongue could not be
bridled, he did not care a bit what
; others thought.
1 Mr. A. E. Unchurch said he had
. teilJKd wroth whcn he sv u what
ti, n,,,,, t,.,.l ,nart...l t
, to ..cc lish t3 enJ . as'for. the
cllllt1l ,ii.; . nn 'ttC.;mia ho
j I ' iiiunill ft 111 V I IVjVJ "j v
, tilon;rllt thnt t,10 b,;jt was on the otM,r
, )(u this was sew in hu inoin.
i
Mr-- II Bardin thought that the
j T.-
i -V
orth would pat deprly for ;iving such
unnecessary oi-fence to the South. He
thought that the Legislature had made
a very small appropriation for ;m7-itary
purposes, he thought that at least
eleven thousand stand of arms oiifht
to be furnished for the State.
rrrtTTTTO!
TTTrWrrf' WuiTd re.vt satis fir,l Tf. i.v.
v " --.-w.vv.. ..v lll'UUI,
J that if we take the bod u of flic Smith
j they were for immediate execution, at
j ay ros, and thought that troops ought
1 to be ffeied iniTTiodliit-.b- "
I Mr. Kdward Clark declared that he
fi'y fM in his opinions, an.l
fnggling going on, and believed that
t 1. 1 : 1 a. 1. . . 1 .
1 x R'Mui'nt ucscrvca to DC
1 j 11 , 1 a "'or power for
ant the people them-
! sclves' and not politicians. "
mt. 1 dinstman said that he felt much
c1i." .'.'y tue Pwpnt prospects of the
"V nZ . l.1,on?l't that the rnachin
, ro, eriiiiiciii.
h.-ir,V-ated, an.l this must
to every discerning mind.
Mr. -Mnrphev said that he would not
give a fddleshck for all the propni.
M
....on- i.y u.u ,nnii, and tllOU-rllt that
: the whole country was very much out
! V tune.
Dr. jMoore. was called onto deliver
his oriiniroi but cot.t l.- e i
' r . 0 wouna vp.
i ''Vixr P1a.v" sni1 ,p. - R jr r-ill npon
j Mr-Hettinger arose and i-iid this
i was a mistokn ho n-a --. :tf : ,v.
Virginia Trie ricfit
v. Kion.
of Seces-
Cm- T?-iTi.bdi-,l r.
-.. i i ii ,mii a coin-
mittee appointed for the purpose, a
c e -r a- . .
form of ratification, when Virgin a
. ',
enteml the b "ion, which was agreed
to ue Convention, in )ie following
words
Virginia to wit : '
We the delegates of the people of
Virginia, duly elected in pursuance of a
recommendation fron the rreneral rmsem-
Convention, and being prepared as well
as the most mtiture dclilieration hath
enabled us, to decide thereon, Do, in
i IHV VVUy ASJm 111
the name and in belialf of the people of
t-- . . .
lrginia declare and make known, that
-the powers Tautcl under iI'ia eonstltu-
tion. being derived fr-jm . the people of
the I. mted States, mav he resnmeil l.r
. ' ' J
iijviii . nueunwoi iuu auij snail ow 1
iereiieu 10 uietr miurv or onnression. "
1 11 1
1 . l.i . .
s - . 7 '"'!.. ttC "r "se
i . P g any capacity
:,. . ?V. uclntin r
oucer oi tne L nitei .states, except in
.. . ... ' ...
mose insuinees in which power is eiven
,y x)e constitution for tnose purposes;
and that m..ir ..ther cnii.i ;;.,i.t-
i r
the liberty of concicnce and of the pre
cannot bo cancelled, abridged, restrain-
ed or modified br anv authoritr of tha
Tn;ai s
Garres-Macnre of th Wilj- bMlnc '
TISIT TO CASWELL,' CHRIS T
MAS MERRY TIMES POLI-TICS--BLSIXESS
DULL.
Wilmixctox, X. C. Jan. 14, 18C1.
J)ear Ledger : Having pjd a trip to
one of our Western counties, which
borders close on Jjte line of the QI-l
Dominion, to spend our Christfcri
holidays, and renew past associations,
I will rive voii a miu account of it.
Caswell lias long been noted for its
fine tobacco, seconded only by oine of
the counties of her tdstcr State, Vir
ginia. The lands arc undulating and
broken, which would not at firtt sight
;ive a very inviting appearance to one
trom the low. lands of muck. and mire.
L'er people are kind, bos-pitable and
intelligent, aud are fully up with the
times of this fast age.
Her fair daughters cannot be ex
celled by any in the sunny South or the
frigid North, for beauty, refinement and
intelligence.
We had the pleasure of attending a
large party tlie night before Christinas, '
where the beauty and chivalry of Cas
well were well displayed. The beauti
ful Miss A- , with dashing step,
the evenine;.
The charming and lovely
M1SS M
with 'auburu hair and
iazel eves, was also there. The tall,
rraccful and iueenly Miss M ,
heightened the pleasure of the evening
with her smiles; and not least of all
was; sweet little S with sparkling
,1 It rm "
eves and rosy chocks, me j 011115
beaux of Caswell acquitted themselves
well, and won many a sweet look from
the fair ladies. At a kite hour wc left
for our quarters, where wc soon fell in
the embrace ot Somnus.
The next day was Chris-tinas, but it
being very cold and disagreeable, we
as submisMonists. Although the peo
ple of bus natite couuty love him for
his manv noble and virtuous acts, yet
thev think him rather slow for thche
times-of ocril.
cXyvTlle : it bciiiac Con V - . . Is.
rr i i.i.i-vv Micieii
there was quite a crowd. Mr. Brown
spoke for some time in his usual drv
way, pleading for the Union, lie was
followed by S. I. Hill, a member of Ihe
House of Commons from that eonntv,
in a rich and eloquent speech, w hich was
received with deafening applause. Mr.
Hill, although a yonng man, bidt fair
to occupy some high Hisiti n in his
State.
Wc believe the people of Caswell
!..-.. r .ii I :. i I
jMisinciwi oi an kinus is very dtij.
. ... "
Cotton has advanced some, w hi, b
makes o,-- trt- M..-.i.. f ,.r
- ... w ta -kTwifti v w VI 1 i
former appearance.
. The Minute Men have taken posses
sion o Fort 'aswell, and arc deter
mined to hold it .-it all rik.
. Yours, respectfully,
aih;li:ss oiwkiiVeil
Written f..r the Wilson Ix.ler.
To the Editors of the M'iUon ledger :
Whekkxs, Ouc fl it-!ica.led, frog
mouthed Dutchman, named T. Brown,
niade his appearance in the village vf!
ilson. and cimdiif,.! n r..,...pi . ii
A . l cj i ne
effect that tlie 'E!gccomr,e fJuards,"
a certain militarv eo:nianv. belon 'in -
to ine county
he I
.as not a proper nirard for the
ajjt our time very cosdy Ova good - - i ,,Iu.r htt., without uMcniig a w;rl
Tatt.Piiof conversation was sides and pished her aUut i a tlT I'totf
secessi,:,,. Secession is gaining rapidly ".-mfortable nuainer, but after wo had i1'
in Caswell, notwithstauding'the old 1 our n,n,r,ugs the motion W- , HJJ SS
war horse Bedford Brown, Senator ":m.e d.aMcr. mi- ' ,f anything, m..te 1 'j; i,,, ;,,tl,l;Jl
from that county, is fighting so hard 1 7;W; ! ThUotnitcl Se and JW
axaiust it. lie may well be- classed j t..pJu. gale on the . w,n. m,rvy m.
anion- that number commonly known tors j.iade the temperature a .uhmgbut . . -
fully endorse Mr. Hill's course, by the j thcm evinced almost barbaric unnnlVi- ,",,r1 U Jtrut
large meetings they have held. Weity. Tlie m.-doriiv ..ftl., .f.;i.;L.i -ir:,r' ht -" Mation. N,,,1T
th.. the day not far distant licn woi,.lcrfall5i upid t of feature. Oa'e I T",1 , r T1 ? T J
Caswell w id be like old Mecklenburg ; .f them however ihomo-.- y- , 1,1 1 "U rt5j:j n f hng- th-r
m ,l,e -,i,c, .,,,', rid n,7-. .,.; & SSriSS -'f ' "
the first to come out r.n.l declare her- answe rs to int of the i ' ler.nl.Kl on .j.r r.
self free and independent, without re- poundcl to him. Ml' t!,11"10 '""t Aftr I'Vin- lUir 1
gard to the State. L,? S' . Z '1 ' ,lllC .H fied then, that fiti,i7 wa. om,,,,,
Of JO, -100111 .P. Stntn ,J .w -"'-
North Carohna, had left, or was about e ' ! Vf1' f bu.ll tip t ih .W,b- i. Ikil he cu.
to loavo Tarboro' f.r Weston, to ? , onxJ? Ii!,;M"1' Klfu . ' n,t gtt a tt, uherc.u be n-iurteJ
asist tho p'eople of South Carolina in i , nrC l,,n&n5 to ? lt"Un' ' t"'1"' iu Uil h't
defence of their rights; the arc to I nV;7; ?4 " Al- reared al;o U a f.-w .ainan-r thcuf
certify that the abovonamed I utcl.,n, j WU- I'j"- J2 Lim U & P at. 1 jj.
named T. Brown, issess4,s very ii.defi-! V' V . " ,l ,hi'kr a,,k f"r ,,r"y Ua.Ji,iitn, lf l-Ai
nito nti.. in v...;.'. ' t' U:Uy M" but tnassa do : ' pnt ber in wh a .i.v.llo.t -sl.e cotal
.VKS., ..v vi,wi 1I.IHI 111 IIL I
truth-and furthermore, 'that ho has;', " U Come ,,p t Le
been guiltv of telling a falsehood ; or, ,,C?' i 'C m ,r M-t- rday,
- and when Im r.iil -.11 ,.r i, o... ,i ,
in plain Eiiglili, I would sav " tint he
.... ..
has toid a ilelibcrate lie. Ihe antece- j
.lents of this Dutchman are verv ,,,.
... .... .
nig. and perhaps it may interest the
public to bo informed of them.
It is relateil, njon good authority.
that this Dutchman, 1. Brown, at one
time attempted to take a siil on their , t V V .'''i rvl,t awav,
Uoanoke, but that the boat ujUin" r , '"'V i U'C U'1
he was carried .low ii the sir,.-.,,, . ! . . . U h'x l "cul c, right awav- to
siderahle distance, and lin:illy caught
up on the limb of a tri-e. Not being
able to extricate himself, he w:w com
pelled to rcmaiu bobhing up and down
all niffht : camrht. uofcxaetK- li'-r- A!
salom ui the hair of his head, but i:i the
collar of hi, coat, bv an iverhaii 'in -
limb ; and it b supposed by some that
he intenJed to otticiate as a buoy in
Charleston harbor, had the Guards Cver
arrived in Charleston.
Said T. Brown Las ofiei;ited
" a
variety of employments since his arri
val iu these parts. He first made his "
appearance in Tarlxiro as a jeweler,
but uot succocliniT in his occuoation a
well as he expected, he tdok a dUUste
o it, and attempted to make a living
by resorting to the ue .f snmlry little
. l i. .x.i. , .
i.bloug pieces f pattlo.rd, which j
..t .1.1 . . ., '
j prtv oi p:r,eooapI 1101 lillirf jli'-lil.V
prove ircacacrou to the Holder. It
- i .1 ... 1. . .
i r in.-um liui no "Weill IU
and did not win. .
lo tne conciutii.ti ti.t. ti.
uosphereofTarWo' was not
.. . --- ...v.
tohU'getiius, he left sud lenly
e . i ' , - !
, .or pans unknown, ana went to -iuun-
i.4v. ai a.w' . mm
uau,w,c great esin, 1'orkopolis
and is said for some time to have pur-
- "- """s..' -. 'iui.sM, , iuui, n. - u -
iible t.. .r.le lifiiK v. r 1-lievn tl.i. A
. ... . . .
port to be of a fabulous character, and
th antliMitieitv f ;t .,M'I .l
" " - :'.'
miued u t-e decided.y apocbryplud.
lit afterwards rcturne.1 and cntcrel
upon a military career, and in now sap
posed t be lying in wait f ?r time
iniajir.arr entraj.
Should the Edgtcombc Guards ever
be called into acrrKc and brought into
action, it is to be hoped that, for the
honor of the Company, they will not
be wound ed where manv Austrian
were at tbe battle of Sulferino, in the
Inmltar region. .
In eonclusion, I would mggest that,
cb ,"ll bl ft,., C -1 1 . 1 T 1 1 r. ,1 r, Arfir nmin
show hiu-.self in A"ilon, he would cm-
fine Linuclf a little more to feet; other-1
wise lie might leave thi tillage pro
ceeded tv a baud of music.
Yours, Arc, ( X.
We would ?ay that we re not per
sonally acquainted with Mr. T. Irownf
but that we saw Lim in our walks ;
alout town, and thon-rht th k"w
.n.-f l.;...r l..,t IV
, .,7 . . , . ...
trust tliit. he will lie able to exnlain I
,
1
iiimseii.
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IXTERESTI LETTER rRO.M !
CIIARLETO.. 1
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Jw Mans at l r in r,rt,rr.i,nn- j
. . ft .1L 4I - ' 1
1 xlH'f iiinriiivit irinuiir.ir'ifwi
Edmunjlafftn of Yiryinia Lmidg a
M'ffrlkirruic Separation of Jlun
bands and Wiutt Deeply Affecting
Set nc !
1 , r 41 ri.
. 1 .! I.II'IH1CII. UI llIK .IllIM"!.
1 , , ..
tions about (MiarhMoii lIarlor, on Sun"
day, the 12th insLint, furnihes a
lengthy and interoting account of what
, w . . .
he saw. c inusteoiitcot ourM.-iws
,
witli aportiouof thcnanive.
writer says : f9
vibiT to the iiAcnoa foktj.
Sunday with us w;is a bleak, cold ai..U
wind- d lv. The water of the harW
was Cervr.Mi-h, and the waves t..w.!
and rolled i xcev-ivelv. Tlie Steamer
:iircable on deck.
THE KL..-- "UHTKKS.
t starting weJia-1 on lonrl, in add
tion t the partv KeiiUeni-ji m the
"tnais, going tue round oi uc ?
for Souf CaroHner.' Kollcd on in hu-e
knots whercever the sun M.oL ,h P v
dozed away in neaerfal a.,,-r. ..V
.
ri. ,i.i ..
nes anl aeiitnfcrinT in iii, i. mi;.
lorts. about one U..U.J ul fifty or "f ', Tl' ' " ",u" iw
Und The,e fellows chercl and j?V KtrfSf Mtte
bored their peculiar negro lingo will Sr. i , r. '' ' -r
ii.iii.ite delist at the ppect: of U- " f
coming asther termed it, 'v. rto fiht , U .MrK" f 1 Vuuri
grinned with delight as anything .X-a-! "rV r v "" , rr lul
in- U the f.mcv pa.d in VcCew. 11c t "lnn M.tbr ,
i.lena and language interchange,! among l,,c, ' ' T, Vf ,l ilt
Hum and to nil who ch-c to addrefc" l A,u"? 1 ,W 'jL,r
--!, "im III" lUC 1VU- I I 1
i .,. , ,"--.,..,,,,
i '"P"'n-n m.o,m n.ai
ihe.r.poke.man sho!d male. He, in
answer to my questions informed ne
that mo,t of the d of Lands were from
Santee, aah from -de big planUshun,
sah, on the riber.'
(Question. Were yon ever on the
sea or on rough water before I
An-wer h, vc, ninssa? Ik San
tee sometime run so high .Jat 'cnJO
(canoe!,) swamp.
i How would v..ii li!f t.. -v.
. this harlK,r in a ramie t
7 '! lw". s',,,r, n leicriblo
nititf.,) Coonoo Mi;k. sah.
Where are you g..in- now I
X To M-jutrv (M u'trie.) Kth.
'J. v nai to do lhre
t,.i ... i...- j.,. i . .
,' ' .'. i eai n,;
I'VIWT HO
state -le case to tis and tell tisdat mfij
i 7" 5""' w V l,lC v.
, , ... . ..... .... . . r , , ,
m-mi - i .inmt in--,- in woiij.j Iglit
and dat if we w:.i,t4I we k!,ouM . - o
4lown a... help kill Vm.
V ...,'at.'1"1 .VMU MY t that !
j.in doc here -other b.y and H
w e
an come uowti.
. m . -
J '"' know bow toslKK.t?
A.
1 A.s I . II ll m
ts,,,,. iiue ie ow i.i
""w'nu Pleasure at the prosr- t
; J-Jj U 'UI,J? J"1"' t' handle Le
1 r C"t , " ,,c H a '.v wc ue
u.'i , r t?-, lb, r-. d I b-arned Lim
I . Jrc vK,,,r'fcc an' how "p.
! ,i r , V V."!ir ,1slr 'u do u to
-i.a ami r.gl.t?
A Yes k.U. ; 1,
it timnuv; t'l l;ti(. ii
j fi . ., .
rk with the company.
f From Soith Cai.oli.va I
i .IKIUVALOl' iri-r w .
L" - --iu j. ;
O'lwmy tidingnI;tinturt ,- v
V ,'. Snarly all Xhht
I . J ' w
CiiARLEHTox, Jan. 19 Jcqi
i IJctlt
i nscr from 'aAAn " ,
. . ..
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lat
i 1 " " U1,D- lX
r tm u-it . -i . - .
i ti.. t m .
; k llf- I J,'" 1 tl 1 1 r. n - , . . . " '
i nearlr t1,e..,; I:..." ?. ", T. -"'a
or tl
c fla;
t of
Thi, 0,0 hlt: 'Tt1 II U XU
Fort Sumter, the d.;fcct of !,l.
. . . . .
. .
j - wmi w ha il am
Utatcl, i, to demand a MisrKm.ion of
work on the fortification.
B fortification, ia the
. iK.r. v .
I ;.... t. . - . . .
wcuu j with r-iur tncn. 1 now
in the eitr. 11.,. ,t;i r. "
... w - "
iaainur.jcr cae. and Lieut. U-,5.
j Uwz eatertained bv Li.
! drinki to a r.li: ,.1.
mter i- a.To.c4 to prUurc l 1' Wholly iLIf ( V
kllE ilElVEJC
. ---mm
Trnlr at tlie rihu. r
k ft br hU fellow men t : ' i " ho
weight of bi fflicU-MsV, "wtli
alonr. ln" fr'trml of hi?1'4 "J
get litnu another al-andoc Lv x or-
perhaps bctni him; but o&I ,
ful1 woman, follow, him in jn,.1-
with nn-dinken arT,rjka; Ufc
- Tii r t
tTtil lV A,m-,r.'...:. ''t--
world, w ith the of all irtu. j r. e
ed iwitK-ne'? miuUtcr to hi 1
. i - ' m
h-n lier f are liard and VVl
she wcvt iih him, tear for t ar. iV
ditreves, aid i thc.fwl to catclt
reject a ray cf j.r, khould but one li
MKn hi comiteiiaiief hi the nud-4
. ! --
,lJH ngiK-riitr ; ani ue nert r ic:
i.. ... . ...
hun m Iih nm-crr lu.e twre rrnmiK
une act rf love, d at v, r eompxsMon. i-
1 formed. And at bt, when life and
wxtw nl ti!nr he f-dlowi !iin U
the l-omb uith an ardr f aflction
u t, c. nm)t jtpttJ
A DOmLK ELOIEME.YT TW O
.ME ni. AWAY 1VITII EACH
OTHER'S iriTE.
4 If 1 . J, ,1 r .
Tlie IIolmeK Coutitr (Ohio) r.rmr
j j,nl roiipicnr-C;t
On Tii sliv of l.vt weelv while
: M.u.l'ti.g th-platfonn of the depot
I build ni at Cni-tino, wc m a tram ar-
. , - . , .
I rive from the 1 lie tirt ihtmmi
, ,Vo ro---rrj3.1 getting fr..m the train
' were W. K. SU and the wife of I-vi ,
1 1 John.n. of MailWo, Surk cotit.tr.
;'n,T 'lu,rtf' .,'otl n 1J
" i-liout.ine. At tin. roon,.-it
' Mr. Jdn-tnd the w,Je of .tt zUr
' "' MH-u" V,c,r i .
. 1 he women
t r.jHriic miic, ih.it ihey went iuto
1 p-.t-ilistic exereisc with a Iiu1r poJ
wuu
T V. , ' , '"u n 1 Mn"
fUntio.! n - 1-pemett. u
im rirrtj.i --nf i i.. . . . i .i
. .-."-.;....- -m- u.y wr.u
I - of M-ulirt-r the diffKtihy, U-
Jul-rcl ia the api.'iatio.-i ,f ' . i
I n r"ur .f Lai-J . r 1 "
1 mt??ftV " TT
ViJXi
' ?l iroll a n J Yx If'
the I t. , 1 C, UaiWl S.ur-r
then, u-.lhing lt Ini n brard of -.'jiit
jounic iiig-,'
Tim mnicii. nm:i:i tus.
The iWiton IIruf t z A ify
tnanic. yoiin-; fell vh b-' ii
lent du-et, ak-d lil .- I f ;( :
the theatre oih vetin w l : .ht
exen-e! It tm If On gr.ai,i t'ut vhn
hid lh l.fdhtl' l. but jMT-siii 1' 1 Vi'.ta '
to go ah'tie, and be wL n aniviti
.i .. .. . . i . i.
. h-u wr , nc uwi.y w-r
j ai.4 went to He -Jn.W.tk
j corner. In p-iygf r the anH. . r-
i t .t... . . .. ,..,. ,t
j vni--i;t JI' l :tJJ ut.-tii -i
j to f.iid the u 4 ti .m..J. f
pb t.l. d am. rh titr 4
,fl H-.'l
.-1 . . . . i
i MlVer, at l "it liltlleT fViWWH.f'U i-
- l f-und a w.ilh t will, ll in
j The ,t ml,us be ba 1 - of 1.
j broadcloth, while hi- atJ tb-T
, -'it v.v coar- ... ;m r. II-
' iu ,'"t v,n l''1 "'r"1- r
! lh ctir.r? as to the -'lit action-
i I'hoois. ,t l,3 ow n t.xM e
i ii,.t t.. I i t i..- mr u It-urn
" - - 4'V,i;i,A. All I -. .
ling LU ddema. U-r - rf"rty
' ...t-l-
cttui-. H i , tl... ..iV-.-li.i tiai
.If
i coul l not fcnr ..r.L Ulr'.Vr Ik"
j Vom.g fellow runclu.k-l it t .U
, genuine tnagie, or h-:h-r b- uJ
l that ome Da Ju a In 1 "
j Ct'-1
' Either with:n hi, b'-d
( '-ur iiifocmaiit did le t ascriiuu; !
the rh wL...r.
re '
t.t'lTt
J court confix-aud X :hc
liUnLiaii.L
Tnz Beai tii l ho X'"
j op"n ?i-t tl
' ''bil T A CI
3f irrei,t3Ui
attriU.'- of U.e !
.'hiiee bvlf r.i.-ib r b
tiblr1.iirniii7i.h "r
V' firmiJ feet." An c
a row of ll. or i'"' "
row of b r th'
i iaim. ' " w"
iwowiicf,! lIlC j.uM. I1'1-J
w O."!'"
bave rido.l tl -.Wlhcirr
. m. . . 1 . m. 1,
onl hrmr.. . ; i; th'
! F""pm, utK-rfluhr .,' h . -vs h'.-
M l i lLCt. ML 1 -V- a "
, nils,. .fcii i.,ii.u r -. . ... .
m "iin-r 01 m:r ia. ' - r
' -,",,"r ' !i''
w 1 v. . a " ... 1
ll ?.r uY0e "fI."',
n t, P .,,Me1,ur:
. niu.ol Ikt M
. Conceive rir.t ?.t.,- . i...t..if"
' 1 "or nc. .o-
jr w4.lfco.uc. , c-r
fcCU With LIn i I -...f.'
.. . " ci
lllllllli w
A great mmay yrtun wrrc tUiere,r
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