The Pee Dee herald. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1856-1859, March 31, 1857, Image 1
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W. Ii. T. 1>R I BOB. J. R. M<VLLOV !
IP?MWB Ac H1I.MIY,
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETORS, jj
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Tm? Fu I>ri IUku* m puUl<li?>l ti*ry Ti'M?ay, at %V Vi
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at oar <toll?r, fir > tntirUoa; c."? njiw.-ronUnu'tt,
??y?raty-ft?# roiitr for tli? ftr?t. ?ml ftftj :mt* for r*U
ub-??nicnt Inwrtiilt Itruewid or cli%n ->< twenty rcnto ||
i" yet ?j?iar?. , i |j
Jtit'Wttinii.'nU Bii'i Jilj sr murl/fly. > w i jIm
^arwiusret tend Wfuthly, arrraky-An) Witt |H-r *)u?rr. *'*
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do fir rf.\ rn'i'illii, 7 ?<> ')
to fjrorw rrtir, tO (M) .
T*i *|nurf. for tbrw oiontlir, 7 fMI
<lo H>? ?lx do 13 OO HI
do fu 'im'Trtr If HO
Tbrw* ?qu?rvM. for three trout- ?, 3 1 OH <>]
. do fir nix Ho IK OO
i do for oop rir. 2ft OO
Four wtnarr*. for I'.rc* month*. 14 OO i
do f- mx do 22 OO 01
do f r tcwr, 3ft OO |
rixt rnuprin. ftxp one roar, 40 OO
Kriifiivlonol and bu?lnrt C?ol' K OO fr km.tin.
*11 adx e*ti?caii?nU for ten than rimr? wiltn CASH. '
m ar txi r.un ron vosrnnr.
If run st < ir.a of Into ti-.ii? i? net <pi-.-4fi.tl, ix wiitinu |
a<!??rri x-mrnt* *111 tr- Oixrini -.a till Oiikral oat. and I
x;rt ilo.ro tOC"MSiaiv j
No MlrMtii inoiit . H i'Mlt RMttu - III b* comddrrcj }||
a l?*oi. UMTlnx ?,
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miscellaneous. U
From the Georgeturvn* S. C Timt-s.
HON. F. W. PICKENS. ! Z
Wo regret to ooo that soino of our cottun-! tli
r.:i r..
(iiu ttimv jviii^ iiiv i * 1u11 ui a mjoi l"
in the Presidents Cabinet, on the part of
Ool. Pickens, to the influence of the Ant?. ns
Coiivcntionihta of the State. V'o rrgrot
thin, because it looks ?s if the Convention wi
ists really expected to bo rewarded for the ! hi
part they took in ignoring the ancient pn- ; gl
.y of the State, by uniting in t?? last;
Nntioual Coovention.
We ha\o always had too high an npini-: ci
on of the people of South Carolina, to be- yc
liere them capable of doing anything con- so
trary to their convictions of right, merely ri
for the purpose of 'he public plunder that L
would follow the deed. We sliih entertain yc
-uoh an opinion ; and regret that content- > ar
poraries should lutvc given expression to tu
their di*?pj>oiiitment in the distribution of hi
offices, by connecting the name of Col i
Pickens and his merits, with the p.irt he t m
acted in the lute convention movement. ' th
We at- \Wu looks very nmch as if a or
tfui'lpr-t <jn j wju the basia of the whole , ?li
movement, Now, wc have no doubt such lo
* view would be doing Col. Pickens great' A
iujuslioe. We have never doubted bm in
patriotism , his disinterested offorta have th
manifested themselves at various times, in fo
advancing the true interests of this State ' lil
is or have wo ever ii- noted ilia ability to , th
dorn many stations in the service of Li.- ' m
iMnntrir W'liilit Piston.
W? M>> w %/vi. a O UJf JIM . C4>
means tho first mun in the State, either on ch
the score of his public mrvicee, or the so | ca
peri, ritj, of U:s? intellectual attain men to, : in
wo have always had ? high opinion cf hiia on
in the latter respect, and a doe approcia- a
tion of him for the manner in which he has v>\
discharged whatever public dutj has been wi
imposed upon him. _ di
We never knew before, that "one of the
praotiaal results of the convention move- i sa
meot" was intendou to be the pinning of | at
Col. Pickens in the line of promotion, and i
according to him the ''leadership of the ' T?
State. And wr< feel quite certain that no
W .such reasons as these, influenced the edh? ui
duct of that gentleman, in |tarticipaiing in ?
I Jjr the ceremonies at Colombia, which threw tr
South Carolina out of tbo old track which t<
she had pursued for so long a Time with
distinguished honor, and inevitable mto.! 11
rietj.
We opposed the convention movement 11
with all our night?humble as were our cl
effort*?and yet we cuofew- \to should
hove hoco delighted to have seen Co! 'ir
Pickens in the PreeVteni'f Cabinet. Wo *'
have no doubt such would Lave be on the hi
general feeling throughout the State. The v<
charge made against Antf-Cobvoalionist* jc
seems to us to be entirely without farwda* *1
tion. Ilia atraogethafteottweoping.achnrge M
should be miuk* by the Edsdfcjld AJver- ti
tUerj a paper dutiogmshsd /or iu open
and maul), but at tlie ourae time pradei.
and cautious discussion of ever) subject el
If Jntaee Bdohanan hat disappointed the
jus expectation*- of his friends in this ?i
State?who by the way wefttto Cincinnati T
to oppose his oouHaatiuo, sad sepere th?\> si
office. Pienoe?the ain t/dOukl b* visited U
I on bin head, or hie heart, and uot on tho f<
innocent Anti-Con ventionists, who surely, w
according to the late reasoning of o?ir oo*?? n
ventiou friortds, cun hate hud no iudut nop it
with e President, with whom they' hsve It
i had do petty wllieboe.
K sny iiijuM
'rt?i tii fftt .
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" ' ' ' ' " I. II HI I
I AT DEPARTETII, SPEECH IS F
c II i
1' ' ,i mi . " ''i"'iia
IN LOVE OR NOT IN LOVE. ' 1
' in t
"The amount of U is,'1 Mr handsome est
four/ Hnrvcy to his friond Tooi K??? J
; the end <>Fa long; and ooniidoiatial oon- oxp
arsatiun, "the nmount of it is, I'm in a con- j *'
inndcd scrape. I've ^onea litiiotoo far, > ojii'
urhup?, in my attentions; tho^irl'a over i 1
cad and years in love with me, and I , core
DiTt sec how I'm to get out or it with j tfu-i
onor. 1 d.>o't liko the idea of broken , ano
earl a and :.il thftt s.irt of thing?but what j ed <
a follow to do? I've no more thoughts had
f marrying than turning a preacher. suel
omy, give lis your adtioe old fellow !" | hist
Totu eyed hie friend with a rr.u.ij ! mn;
tinkle in his oye. A sagacious ami oo 5
isehievious a mile played round th? corner I A
his mouth. ! won
"Nothing easier Hi life than to got not j she
r tho scrape,' r.s you call it, if you wont i vjer
k" tion
' How? how?" asked Mnrvoy, eagerly. broi
"Von say she's handsome, witty, nmin- adr
e and accomplished?" '
?\Vn*." froii
"Well then." knocking the ashes fVoni 1 ty w
is cigar, 'she's just the wife I want, and aog
II take her of your hands." hop
"Absurd /" cried Harvey, tv ing to sati;
irn into a pleasant smile the frown vdjioh self
iddcnly darkened his face. 'Itopusai- I vey!
e, Tom," ho continued, amiably, "it J A
r>old never do. In (he tirit phu.e, you was
ould not suit each other in tlin least? , "
iere would he no congeniality of di.spo.ii- i the
u. intelloot, Ate." i tnV>(
"Is she then so docidodly in;, inferior?" | youi
kod 'loin. j you
"Inferior?" cried llurtuv, iiring up : poin
itli a sudden indignation. "I don't ! .\
iow tho man sho it inferior to She's u j Huf
orious creature I toll you." ' "
"Well, whore's your objection then?" [coin
'Well, I meant, pirhups l'i'? not r*ry j righ
vil to say so. Tom, but the tuoc i*,, tho* kiio'
iu arc tho beat follow in (lio world,you're 4?
runtimes a little rough, and she's AO sen- i liar
i*c- auu loHncd, that that besides, s? a gr
to'd you, Tom?confound it?an I told [ iusu
>u sho'fiin iuvrt with me, there's the rub'* j py.
id lie rubbed bis hands together with re-I wan
ruing spirit, ua-ifhn hud hit the idea ho I T
id been vainly seeking, at lust. ! a? h
"Thank you, Harvey, for your eompli- he c
tntary hints,'" suid Tom, an bo watched | <
ic nceliding .^utoke of his cigar; ''but a* ft
i tlx; whole, notwithstanding my extreme witl
rfidericc, 1 believe I don't take quite 00 -'ace
w an estimate of toy ehsruc.cr as you Io. ; to si
nd uA regards tho being ?o dcspotnlrly low:
love, und sH that, I know how n.tjeh < lied
it nisann.?Trust niefoi that. Nothing 1 and
r curing a girl of a fancy tor one lover com
it tho appearance: of auother. Why, if j ?
odd? were oqco1 in other respects, the j ! ee
ivolty given the last comer such alt in- ; ycat
Iculable advantage, that there ut no'youi
...Unfl.:. -v:.l
?vv V* Mtr (|V4*JW*KI 1. Xfl till" 11
we, w? will l.ttTo the advantage of play- <
g inf each other's bands. You tnv? quit
ilv to bold off a Uttlo at firrt to give utc com
chance. Yoti play eold, while I play ?'
?rn., and I will bet you a box of cigara I vox
in the day <M easy as kitting,' e? the la- face
es eay.". <?
I think you ore entirely mistaken," nrax
id Llarrev stiflly, io a tone of pique and **
iimyanoc. thoi
( Weil, shall I try, aye or no?" aaked may
otn. i*^1
' Oh, certainly, certainly; X ahould be 1 till 1
ucli obliged, of courae,"replied Harvey, , ope'
hose manner presented tb?* greatest con- i now
ast to his air of bo??;ful security at the ! ?
gi unin^ ol'tl.w con venation. ^rai
Tlint -tame eveuiug Tom accompanied thni
nrvey to Miss Novtbtrood'a bouse. may
Ho found her all, and wore then all, itjn
urvey had described, He wac indeed be i
taruied with her grace and beauty. his
The oonvaluation, after tho first prelim mry
common phiee*, felt on the works of; unit
:t und wondrous galleries of Kumj-e. Tom
id beenjan extensive and intelligent tra ya^
lor. ?t'd area in hie olemeui on thia sub- r
ict- lie had mmit of inter** to say, 1 ?pU
ad found utuoh jpl aru in aaaererinv: \ uui
U*e Northwtxnr* di*>riorit>at?n?( | Tl?
wH9. ' >*4.^. ''j'y Wi. >
Harvey, trhp hod never travelled, of i li?
tormtv xiloot, aod tli row a qaito iwto the J
'.'A ' M' ' ' V' ! Vo?
Frwn this huty?<jt tV ttw?etli<*. wi? J I d
uj ao'.! iMtural to music, ?od here, twv da;
otu wsio at h touts In fact, tirade vrh ^is i |?r<
iroog pofot. Hf.we* w? oceouipliahtMi j .
ku?ic<?n< With '<1 ? luaaioUliM enthtMuam J |aiu
ntC #?*>* ho on"; Mtse North wood | tc^i
era m ttfod otthw ju*uo ?ngtog, hunt- j k,o
lirig &mXC/k0 admMojf,corner
b ?v<?a,att4 *itaci.ing i* 1
>v?r* of mhrfto wilt.- , ?jj' >H UK% 1<bj
"1W? vua JtB<>*; tfcU. lit!la air'" ukwd f?i
V'?j ktI lajuw^l it tn V#oio?, an*1 it u, J tip!
kink, p^wUm 1/ l*?iiii&i'. U ^ w** to tjie
prryt?W? it* pcrAimt of lteh?itJkwii% wit
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LEETLNG AS 'IW^WIJU
>n ii i ? t m -? <?>--p
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3RA W, S. C.,
J"1 '-f111 ' . j
["hen folio Wed the air referred U>, wiing
ho moat exquisite taslo, with too rio'hof
manly fcdcci.
!?m tforthwood tdniired it wnrnjlj, and
reaaud what .??he felt.
Coquette," sneered llarrey, in an not
of concentrated tag?. i
lot all unconscious of these uouttcrod i
iroants, the uiuaiotans lingered o\et'
r music. < >uo favorite air suggested
tliar, and there ware acore? to be look- ^
IV IT Rflfl ililAHsi fr/t ha vi.nrr T-%m
, ? ?- -*?- ?v? ,
so many anecdotes to tell of .iuch and
h loosii'tnns; and moo delightful little
O'ies of how such and such pieces of
;ic caiue to be written, that timo flow
wift and noiseless pinions.
Iiks Northwood'a eyes occasionally
it in search of Harvey, hut whenever 1
sdnres*cd a remark to him, with a
v of drawing him into the oonveraa
, he replied with svleh unoomtcoOH
ritjr that sho was repelled froai further
a n ccs.
WoM/' onod Tom, os thoy emerged
a the hou-eduto in tho evening, '<prU- 1
>i ll for a beginning, Her vey. So far)
nod. I consider the ailair iu a most '
cfal train. Miss North wood i lore than
?fles my expectations, and J flatter my
that I made au luiprcssioo. lie), ffnr j
r
.n unintelligible growl froru Harvey !
the only tepfy.
I say, Darvty," continued Tom, in
highest spirits, ??I don't soo those unakiblo
Symptoms of being in love, in
r fair lady, which I expected. Mo"
not be deceived youinelf on thi- j
?t ?"
not her growl, otninous this lime, iVotn j
vey. Tom proceeded. '
Von did very well to night, Harvi y. I
mond you. Keep your distune: that's
t; no poaching on my grounds, you
w."
Your grounds, vou rascal 1" buist forth .
vey in a fit of ungovenablo rag*. , l'vo '
eat iniud io fconrk \on down for vour !
ffenible assurance, you?you?you pup- J
And there, sir, is my card; if yen !
t the ratiafuction of t; gentleman!"
oiu n?<nd tho card Harvey fltmg at bin. [
e left him, bursting with laughter as
lid so.
Tom. my good fellow!" cried llnrvey, j
e hurst into Tom's room the next day, j
i the r.oat beaming of smiles on his
, ''liiui i'>r gvl something pleasant j
ty to you?Wish nie joy^oiy flue ft-1- I
' Tall settled. We are to be mar. j
this day three months. It's oil Lxri I
I'm the luckiest dog. Why don'tyon i
rntiihld mo Al?t ln? ?"
-? ? "~J
Ifc'caufte )0i take my breath away.
,n't holiAvn vft'i Whv vou told me
'J * V I
erdiy you wanted tne to take bor off
r hand* "
Nimmense!"
Audti at you conaidercd yourself in
ea fix, from v hich I good hunioradly 1
-on ted to help you."'
bFudg?!" criod Harvey, a blush oc|
.tioo uud shame coming into his i
\nd that Mias Kufthwood* poor tbiug, |
likely to die of a broken heart " :
Ooui<-, uomo, Torn, bo more of that, if
i kwc.st iu< ! The fact ii, Tom, and 11
f aa well own it?u man doe$ not know J
rthcr he is in love or not. aoiFotiniee. i
? little jealousy, or eouurtbing fine, J
n ho eyes for hiui. But it's all right]
,99
Ohaye," aaid Tom, with aff ected
rtty, you may think it ia all right, lmt
-e'saomeihiuc yet to bo nettled which
ataod ft* the way of your true lore
oiug ?o vury aroooth " As he took*,
gravely drew forth Rarvoy'a card ftvto
jHK-kct
'1 have ordered coffee and pistole for torow
tuorniog, and who know*?! may
id a chance tor Mia* Northwyod'a hand
"
forvey matched tbacard and went it
ming iu the air, aa he burat into a
xy faugh. Tout joined him heartily, j
dr hand* met is a obrdud grtp , ?? they
Limed?the aoa, *?<? may thank >ba.
nmy, for teaching yon yoer awn mind''
i?d thr other, ?d ttuderatend y^o; Tom
t'rt the >V-Xt friand I had, Heolf
cm t prow my gratitude, **?? of those
? Ihi n'.tk *?.. \--i~
V?h7'"'"* -TfiT II
Ytrn'm' wttfluttje," <mo4 T?a, ?by Ule ,
<r J'fo in kv* >gv? U ht ibi Uw?, toltt 1
tb Jawi?a ni*ri?4 m*u, and uo j
5w4ttnjjoi.ni* }j-.. |
rn? r?>MKr.?? fr.RM, K^Waarv 2fl?To !
U4 <|?rtf ' irto?i*r w? *Ujtjr io j
ria. CI* aveot hsu'Moied |.?feiia aitcn j
I to he thug# tmtirnly ftbaurlwu Vit'n ,
*** w**i
l iMJ5*jU otf frfob* o<? th^gth'-r Jfrnfj
ift
it
to .
make up fm
unceasingly ?
moment the e
value of bil.
Appwpof, a phoT'Oium.
eurfence in couutmadiMnt..,
**3 seen nt La Kochelle on >Ac
from about three o'clock ib the u*
tocunftel. Three nu0$ appeals
hebvoiif, placed io tbe'?<amc line, the \x
ct'O mi the centre The two mock ?u
?.,u ..'??i -jut?
?vi' v< \-vu'r?", tas iriillli'll IIIAI1 lltO r*
ooe.?? Ckor\'t.ton (A/v* U ?\
Tin; i^aumd Of david.
Among all compositions, the so aiotie J
terx'vf tl?*> name cf swcred lyrics '''he
alone contain ft poetry thut mootethe spi
ituol nature in nil its woods and nil i
wants, which strengthens villa* with gl
rious exhortations, gives angelic uleouetn
to prayer, and almost rises to the tempi:
joy lu praise. In distress ami Tear, tin
hrcatho the low and sad murmur of eon
plaint; mi ponittoncox M?ry groan with tl
agony of the troubled soul. They hove
politic music for the peaco of faith; in a
oration, they ascend to theglory of ore
tion pod ihci majesty of Clod. For assail
hliea or for solitude, for all that gladdci
and nil that ifiiovca, fur our hca\iues3 ui
despair, for our remorse and our rcdein
tion, we hud in theso divino bsrmonii
the loud or tho low expression. Gnv
hat been thoif power in the world. Th<
resounded amidst tho courts of the lobe
uncle, thoy floated through tiio lofty ar
solotnu npaefts-of the toiople. They wot
snug with glory in the halls fZion; tin
were .<un? with sorrow by tho streams i
Tltibel. And when Israel h id passed awtj
the harp of Pnvld was still awakened 1
tho church of Obrist li? all the orat hii
ncjca Of that ohurch. f.um the hymn whin
lirst was whimpered in au upper chamhe
until ila anthems tilled he earth, the ii
spi ration of the royal pr >ph< hut oniaj
turcd its devutiuufc, and onnohlcd its rati
kU
And that it haa been, nut alone, in tL
Btfjurmi cathedral or the initio chape
Ohoruscd ty the winds oi' Heuven. tty
hnva swelled (Hteofth 'Orel's own temp
oft.be uky and atar?; they have rolled ovi
the brond duscrtof Atia, in the uotLmuu
vespers if trn thumand hermit*. The
U*v? run thiongh the d^ip valley* of tl
Al|<a in the Robbing voices of the fgrlor
WatdcAsei; through the *tcu; < und Civ?
of Scottish highland* in the rude cfcur
ting* ofth Scottish covenantee; throng
the woods and wilds of primitive AutorU
in the heroic hallelujahs of the early pi
grim*.
ESPIONAGE
That it- is necessary end prupc'-, iti all hi
sine.ss transaction* f rutl tnee r>boild be o:
<-retard, will not bo disputed, 'Jfhat liytl
disposition of property ana mutteroftfto
the creditor should feel pn interest in tl
means and lluVilitict of tho.-o who propoi
to become his debtor, is nattirul tunny 01
who knows the duty he otrott himself, tr
hit credit-?<* iu tura. Wat fliis has not1
ing to du.wul. the present article .; it
ncccMarv th?L spies sh aid be .cm ploy <
in times of war, atut they bare been b
looted from toon itt whom grert
ta placed?but wh. q uken, they Ntttfcr tl
punishment of the fli. lef.icto*; without tl
bpnpathy of jbetr vivru ^asooiute*. But,
peace, \rheu nu indithdc.nl, for hire, ui
Uert*jr<-s to rcprm-nt the tmaisdw tnattei
ai>i responsibilities of tbfwo with whom 1
ilnily isbo^iote^ as * friend under tbo cO
crol'accwey, he ftho'iUr least te mw
to kmiW; at he tunn feel, liow thereout
bl? is the occupntior. , ' *
We are uwuru thjt this syMcui of c%\
oeage is practiced if overy community
iuiporiance, and that Merchants in On
Wton *al . cfibo *36 a mm a Vr to keep i
a ltM .rchaiitilo Agewej;" this may I
right, if they c&n ?n?l thoee who will ?
tliei* dirty work ?but caw amjh bo mute
May not paeturial nurert, Or private puji
bo brought lu injure the wrpdit of *oy ,wkv
We heorjj of an tt*tanto of thw kind, Wi
a t'rifod of ourr, a mas of bodnass?ai
riwh.ua cnu fronted with ?no of tbo i'ai
fcert to wborv l?o w? reported-ba <?dwil
lb)/' who made the amoftde hoocrab!
wod eoKrTted m? "piiron,*go" for tits J
W* h?tt oo Oihoi object io lU>* itsta
[(bail u Kpm out opinion, tbsila S<*i
tv. Mordant# ibi* i* ^*J
i? SpwOUlsUotl, ST, I it.
H?wk bu*r.#*?s *fe?r? tt&nuMtf-U>n? u
earriad wi pstiiui wbb bo!?a
\<mm &, <*.U(
U^j !i% & v>v*l ^
aAtottfi flhiurtrM VifflfML* **> -
:HED <?1STIME; BET a WRlftN
? i* / '(Ml " r'-'i
* JliL' L 1 ^ /',
i1. *Ci-. ? "j " '! Jii1td^TROlTVT;IK)LICK
8(JpLPA8&
F.D BY \ LADY.
c?4 siucr, i?U(Q unknown ?er'bioifablc
boarding bouse
It. # be Ml- M, an J
T(A-ui |</ another
<A& ^i^.^jp^Wta of l*flh artieles ?*
'vl^Y ifcfitd after ronling a liber
(j'4l.4ulW*iA$tf/fcft the plane tnucfeD and un.
nsl Aiwrhg the1inirdors'wbo.jij nod
ai ICbitdci. ?erotliu* uactrboKftfynw uk"n
i uwnjj *?s Mnf', Un a fair daughter nf tbo
sunny South, who Implored to bo >p?rdf'
inj? the winter ui thel**ty ofXoti >ua. Uor
c> ! he9 consisted of boauUfli Telnet bat
3fJ 1 Aa *<!>en as the tints was -liscovemd. tjio
r ( police wore con suited, and every thing done
ts 116 remove the mystery^ bus ull to no put*.
o.' {*>*?
ee But as murder will out, so will laroenj,
t' sometimes, audi litis wits not ior.? to remain
;y I h' secret
0".1 Aa Mra. lY. was v. q 1 kinpr Washin^ton,
. ' street on? of tho nluttnt ilax.* In** ?#?. !.
j? , r V"
, h (,iuiagin^ b<r surprise in pacing u lanrc
j.! innaculinc looking woman; dressed in tbo#
a> hcighi of fnhliioo witn lioopJ nirl cri iiu.
Hue, end having ..pen lie- head the very
1S y ider.v*cal velvet hat wtfitl: "he tad lout.
|(j Wliat was tj be done'!1 What v.?u!d bo
p_ done? Every slop was raking the bontiev
p. further froui its owner vrbo ?rft? el >ne and
lt a slrar.gi r in the city. It did not take
,y her long to decide.
She started in the same direction, and
,j soon was alonp eidc of the velvet hat.
ro "When? do you reaido, viadniee?'' "In
jV Court." v as the reply. '<Ar? you
')t! going b?.?me V" ?-I an." "60 on, ond
... j don't lot nit! hinder you."
u| And onward they walked, now to the
14j ! right and now 10 the mf<. At length they
j! | entered a dark alley; and alter pnsain r suv-.
r ! oral disDial abodes, they halted at 0
^ | cjoor. ' . '
"Do you live hore?' "I do?upon the
^ | second tloor," "Go tip, thi n for I h*Ve
j some business with you." Th>y then enie
1tored.
j l After going up two flights of stairs,
* chcjr reached a rdotn, 111 which they found
l'( five wonon. They entered the mowi. and
,r , here our heroine mads her business known
j ! ?Posting herself by the door, with a oalm
y but defiant look, she Icmund-.-d to kuov o?
c the woman wlicrc shy obtained the vdlvet
n t hat, also the shni.l and -'the ,bn.<<juo upop
w 1 hor person, "I bought thorn,'' was tho
y. i reply. you did not; iMy vreve $to?j
j !V;??nd novr rata ihent ofT immediate?J
j. j Hod a bombshell cxpfodod in tho room,
i the con thaiod could not h?v? boon grater.
I Uut crcat as it,'.VU6, It lid. not' iitiiinhjate
j tie s\?ntv oftbe velvet bit in tin least <Je*
u. i Jtftc. H only changed tiio happy aim i.?bK.!
vitiating look <?f a iliost bw-'nUifui faco tc
,c the, uhcourpior^d look of a Cromwll. Ntw
0| be 'juiet nod own up, and bring foT*?aTd
the dtelt n goods, Tot* U will be belter lbr
M yon. And now seeing that I have found
^ the Rxds, and the ^Tiief no doubt, I am
id g ''rig for no officer. Sec tb it nom yf you
|). hsavo the room <Jr disturb tin nrticlo wlije
j, t an* gone." lVluit-dcsoenduigthe Muira
?,i our heroin.- turned n doi-tv on 1pm wnv tr,
f ? ----- ^ f.
visit tho sicii, and n?k<-1 Ms aswiuauco, I
L,ll' havr, -iajd ?lio, fuunoL a into stolen proprny
^ and have ttsewire it^ J/; hjusaj iriM yon
call ao otUcer to aibi?t rein jo removing It.
Jlftic doctor rcndily awoutod, and vbil* ho
Hui^ht tlr poiioeroon, she still guarded
:0> bcr trust. At length the doctor, with
ie foor police men, arrived, when our heroine
v. trantt'ovrnd die cpstwjjr ofWh yc-sowi find
lr property to tUp office# of : ho law. The
a. remainder of the stolen property wns soon
found, u?<i the lady relieved of ber bormyred
plumage, ?ps provided with tek-uw
0f at tbo Cambridgo street -fail, where slu
r. still remains, vr si ring the fronttpbe of the
lb
? We w* success to our fair vjlUor* from
jt, the South, and- why the ex.tirade which
jr She display, il lol iuiUntad by our poiir.i
^ geuerelly.?Bosi^h Jourml
!v A Cx.itAtt ai Lt.?\ sbrowd u>Un Iryitar
m| was iq New York tbd other day, fleshy,
U uncouth, and iunoernt orfeugh If appearS
ance, but lib reality, with ?l#, oy*-$?w?4h
(jo cut. Peeei og tip t'Uathem fyc* tth rough
^ the clotboa <iife?rt?r, irtj waaaoftifUkll) 6f?
T; countered sritiiiwp?frttM>h?eeep bin*. >>ou,
aitorsf every ^tot% *w*ono rtiehid <wt,.ln
h, .o.?<hn?. ...? #K *}?*!?, ? ?
asisassttR.-s. .
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NO. 41.
'J. 1-! ,iJH . - Jl- HJ. -J - Jl
' aqjno<!. u* tho oountiymfto, fturuiug. \ipMx
Im heel, ^uJolly puts tied bit \*af. '
JL\<;ITklok law vEr.3XUo
bachelor "hamsters'' of Cleveland
sttut 'iff antl hid a sleigh tMc arid mapper
all by tbeniaeiv!*, lost Nfotnliy evoning.
| We subjoin soiooof the untim^utu pvtn
. at th< super:?V?n. X'i 'W*. * t-1 '
| A, 'J lie l'i 'r fleiit elect of tho Eni'ed
: State* ?The fir.t IVoin tbo illutHricxtiofd^r
'J of j}. IVa.
$. The Bachelor Ifcmirters of tbo
' Clfi^ehrhd B?u?Unto trifled by ''fyoV in:
vincible to uro?n?v>o meet u> ookl raio.'
) *5. Bachelor'Bhrrstcrr-?Whenever they
go to ?cOort' with en 'attachment
ant:.' <j\i band, utiy their ^loadings' never
i bo 'deuidtkd' to, or their buUh diamisaed
. with prejudice.
6 TIim raoVo tff single. bUnrtWoeM i t.
< love iu the ooltoga.
7. True fYitoidftfy?nnVroyn except
to ruerf
i 9. Our fiitart IfathtsMtf-luhV-^-Wlwrre
are they?
10. Ki?|>tIcns *1- AAotbor Hume
tor tl.'e baiter.
11 The C.'ritic s Pee?It'u widest field
; \Vot?iH
12.. YTqpinu's Rights?'Ai a'arming
' fh?tu?v of the day, nod vfc frown opon the
: uiovonient.
' 14. Women's Helplessness?We demur
to the loadingf.
I 10. The Pr?*f?The true con -hrvator of
! our free institutions, the only bind of
"press" tolerate .1 (or bachelors.
The following tonnes were tbeu volun1
tOCred ;
1. The lleo-peoied Ilnsband ?"Yt who
have tcert to shed prepare to shod them
now/'
. H. "Mntcheeare tnado in Ilcaveit"?-Wo
adtr.it the adage; hot deny the sathori!*
I. The Married Man?-'The victim of
! false pr tcnceJ."
? i> notwcnvrrr
i \ HUV * t if
A frieoilh&.s placed in out hands a copy
! of the Ingersoll Ckr^"vJc. Canada West,
' of Friday Dlarch 6th, IFoT?-fn n whvib
l wc take the following stiirtfiogvummentr:
| Tiik Homicipk IN rilE L'. S. .SaftATE.
' -?Another of those dinadful wcocs by
whioh the FoJorul naliou Unagaiaed ilealf .'r
! ;i b-d reputation, bos occurred. A person
al attack beiri ; made i;p<>0 a member of
the Senate, lie JoOnKlcd .himielf with a
j deadly weapon, nod cent the t-rsailant at
: orted r'to bin aec >unt." Atrocious as tho
| act may yfein at Qrst, and repreheof'bte
i as done in defiancj of tho law, we are of
i-piniod thatH look place under strongly
' c;<runu:itiop, if not ju^tiliable circutnhian'
oe*. I*'there be any jsve tb,ng ?,?.re than
| another that the constitution of society
must hold saei id to a rr.nn.it >3 eertaiuly
his own person. We are fur from drawing
the eoucHwoir b; nee that be is at liberty,
in ail eiuuiu-tiaoes, to take tho life of one
who uctcttni wily and aforethought invades
' that person. Tlie law is open for redrew,
i although, io our opinion, it ouch -, to be
; made far n:<>ro stringent than it isin referntice
to such oas;.a. But it this instance,
I wo presume that tho homicide ai.nod aimI
ply at the pre*c? ration af his own life,
J which, alter the wife oi Mr. Soaioer, Ue
might expect to be endangered w she bnv
J tillty at* tbo .-hiilant, to the k*t dagfc*.
| If so, \fc think he ohm stand - . ' ?.itt-?I in
! the court of bis owr cotieoietice, ?ftd uoglit . %
j to bo and u ill be iu rhat of Lis country.
It if lime three bullying* were put dawn,
i and inoperative ns fb<? lew |> in the United >
State*, ;to "im hardly woiufrr or regret, 1
tbatoqc offta eminent pract it-oners nliould
thus have been prostrated in his utteno pt,
, even thi'uab tbo iatennwer was toft m<je
. \? our reader* ti<*y poeaib'v U> aVJ n
i lots to oxobii: even the p?e?<-. ibr this V
l Wftiicioua uiifreprosctitatieD, wo BUJ statu '$$'1
1 that ft see <44 to refjtp to the case of)>a>;d
ifuwe aoil jd. Q. Uq.-+OixirfctltH .Gwt'n.
2*r \: w*v>* PPi )/fM$
That *a*. ft pretty Mr jokst we l??td
4vwlh?3?,ittU'urdtn?nM0f t^JRrtrn C?u?- ^ J
! it? *?#?*<* to dpjfs followlsj rwgreoft.
La? 119bmt *> ?a%iyuoo o??.;Mi>^Cral
jifui Mg?4 lh?t
rr^:. :.e h*?i i"?nu 1-;-. la. *.:(2 Witil4|#.' I
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