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SumnerC o Je bo '4' - M 1I1 )r~o t l4t l irly ".1 ry10 chn1 '44 . a id o b isl et o th teh hil4"b hre ."N 'ilb 6Inou h .to bily up whole 4oinItic.S.j ill* 01 it) ; there wvoro ,meat tboir of' I'y lrgo I'ort-lille'. Waos the $enator lvi lig to (Iivido the psro,,evty of theso 1nr.sa'vllumotts ? 'l'lsro wecre i11tiny poor Mr. Itoward ":t ill (lie i'Cotiii oll Vr)-I posed iio praotia jzleicLlt~joiu what TIhe ques.tionl w-ln t isr'i t~l:-I k oil Owl illtio n1 of' )~If. t'rel ithlI1ys', to~ lily V set I~ 10 ls ,hiIW) I Iuail ri9, (3ohtte, i ildgj, I,11uv iil )jX lUi'elp ii ovhrsi'se~' (ll'arl, Dav:iss' Dix wi' Pli I it el Drak, I 't-ry VcI" ! so , tne 15l'Ii Vril illrli, .111 ;4v!" twnt I~ Iw il illl \ell 'dViki, Howaridly aisd Wllitta Moril o 'V-~esrrilol. Norto,, Patsil: ,ro.r :or, N e \V111pilI on( Xater:;-- (ATl. N .~iI--O A h01RALD.W,31!, til, "h l' r il l it 8 t111 . I'als ie r 's STe xi. (on, Wadii l-tter Wilet'.l am x~ase-i:1 loii.et sets.- tleer4 v ~ S. isst s'r t tir seIte'sr.li r ,or IV 1 111 :, 1 . Ise I A t 1". the u I l lilt)-1 's p Iw:blo litii A ''t-M i 4 ", rl-et -' slts Tv-, Uii TI p 1 144'I "ill 1.11 tsithe -sI-Is ill'I I Ii A'J'lf - I)i -i e0, i its' m ew m Jul' l i is's' lit, rIci. ot' i re 'esps' %il elid 'tii~ tuhat t lit:' p-1111. 11 sh' ~i -s sss !' ii. eesl '15',- I l A t, - it ro ro itt list' t' s e i uvi'iiL . o. itv1 c I '5 - sees it g- It ill Ab .'411V10 D.) ' 1-%. A ll vI o u i v til ~ i ~ t il lit e Tho S~upremuo Court, One of our- ablceA I~Ird most e50com nil cuteniporaries, mays tho B jeimond Times, whlomO siamir' p~sti'iot Acl Rii io ditOil'01lit of opiion 1011 ill poltit its to ((lii'53ti011, 1 i w~t sit h gi'(tt for-e ti iid 00~tisivy 1111, foa stho lic 1'Coilu tit, ;, ill, andl deiioitices w~id i .,'i tit. tI S f Il(I t.I ew 41 1 X OIlS~k. to accep1t din~ Coll1 kIi' !thO'4 (if thlit llt1ill aot that~ tll u'Y )lot wish fill a jipcril t(I tic mii prolm !:sIl t 1ibli nrc I of, (Itho H (ep01lie. The p~~eeof tlo S ouitht tilo it'.i to their Il,5el',iptid iand tisl f-rv: pecI, to rc Sort to anly 11111 ever'y nIeinsll to ei Ilici del'bat ort'prot ct, the itselot 's from Ohw r'ovisitsii ofran act wvitiehl i ts f'.'i o! I"I Ilititit to be ,rossely 1nesolst itut roiiai. Baut tho groad ilii"Ui1 to be 11p)sl'u, 111l1(1, Ititd aga nit, w~lihioll we citi11111) too t'ioquoultly atlnd ociriiostiy ndilit isli our people, i6 il~ to wilit idly aid~ suipily tho notion of i t t'ibutia Wh~ichl canniiot Iitte't 11.4 i'otil tho it.) 110d iats. dattigor of Ihi (1 1%) t Iwilii.. lirestedCi frotti t110 n.. h'Ih wti thir preit consumiig fury the 001 *f'uiapt% witII which Congross has treat tod the lato g-is iinst '"nillita 'y goverinielnt " in timei1 of poeac, it the best evidenco of how littlo tic o11101) are for tle S uprem1-011o C ourt. Wo 1ibd that the New York' Wor'ld, a 1eadnling organ of t le Northerin Demnoe. racy, eairnestly ad moni ishics the South not, to (epenid xoxlusively upon the S1prmilo11 Court for' protectioil but to net without anl inst:aut's delay. 11,tartiing--If True, WeO have heard of a :tate or things in 'r, whioht, if tirue, a iuost caaniOs u.; to h1ubi 1 our blreath in soloioi pause. The rum1ior is that a1 mi) preveit :.i he rogular tiim ofthe Court of G on eial ins a-l onni uiein .Pleas from holding its sessi113. For the interest aid wlfare of our %mmry whIope thlis; s not to beo the 'onduliict of 4;itz..ins of South Carolina, Aily, since tih- recen1t AtL (it Collgri' 4. Jook a m11omeni'it at ti preamble ti the S;he''Iirman--SieI i .ba rger b i IlI "whoreaa o adcglato protcton foi life or propcrty now e:Kists in the rebel States," &I". ; und.agaiu--"whereis it ik necesA:miy that peace aid yowl orrlo should be nforced in said States," &c. What bcomes of the maguificent defice of Aildrow Johison, which h1e makes ftir its inl his veto lmssage of that bil, asscrtinig in -o maniy words that lif mil property a(; safe, and that piace and good order do prev ail1 li the uO of viiolenice inl shut tiig il oi tiourt of' J1 um ice a proof of Presi don J.ohnoni's argumnit ? Far froi it. 'Thad. Stevenai will pay high fur s.1uch moboernloy. It fuornishes as6 muellc calital as tho riot inl Ne'w Orleans. Conisidi er a mominiit the overwhiehn in' force of siuch iicluet, as woirking ugahint the true inwteets of our Stato. Northern t nicll and freedmenl havc imay casei i - lou Cour. 'l'heh c asevs are stayed4 by violenice. There. foro th. North mut reo to it that th< inedmen's Bureau ii eliicient, in its work. Whites are to lie tried fkor vio. lence to bluacks, an11d whiito mobs stoi: tho (oulrtii ! I1iisek0s are in jail foi tr-ial, bult cannot he tried Locauis uIn mobs .topt (iCourts ! These aro them argumiiens Woare puif (lig into the mouths of our conquewt4-. an unfruadl provinig them b) 10otr, ye3 bttm-, yo, ia thousan( I ime. but ter, that tle law bie allowe< its (onst' itu',ional and logal lroceed ing, tiholugh evry man iivolved ii itigit in wro ruined, fiinanciallv thid Mhat o10 nolawess obistaelo bW thriown upoll tle tracek of tihe 'Judl icia ca r. Whither, inl the name of'jien, a we ( hiing. I ):iheud as- a wr'eck uy01 lows of I ahicalis:ii, can it be (liat vhe thati pIi tilesl Li15stormiiI i madly r'oar1 a 0111g ar il us ad abut us,--cani ho flhat any of' our wr'otehed crey' woiuhl make uts morie wr':etched, by ini vitinug, by challbmiging, by def'yiig Liin ~t sitorm to do its worst. Vilolence , activ uuor pasirei, of~er' to I ho oldii-oers of the har., is ih h he offm-ii'u lin. wn Io theo la iV ofi Soif V good. Th obijecit diredSiI to to Cf facetedl by thle honest of' such muobsg, rat no0w be ace '11phlished by (ho huoins debtor avail ing him iself (of tho Bank rupt law lately paiived byCngo Ini(iI th iisnnecin weS direc t at(ton tin to a fewI resilution's adopted ata liubliie mein* g Ilately, 10( be li inNew, Lerry.. .lftho do no0t s-how a sp.iri iii l:'a ienii, wo do not huiow whet'4 else to look foir it, except in Wash ing(tonl. Ca(ngrziesse says it can1 n1ioiionge loo! to the Saprenite Court f'or aid in o~1'ct inig its meaiusuriies. And one of' h1os; resoh19tionu says (1he peopl)1 of New~ber ry can no look to our' Stat o Supvon 'Court for recliof, and thn last reglu tion clear'ly u(inients thait the Conist i int ion, the Le'gishitur'o and~ lhlo Court: are a'll to ho oveorciden if they 'do nol do thius and sop. Again wt ask whither' aro wo tend. ing. Stormy clouds seemn to lower Ttbueoiuosi overy good cit izon t~ c onoi himself Lo-his i umost, to hoop) omi ship of (we wor'o goin-g to say "Stato,' but-wil~l only saty) Society from dash ing upoit tlio l'ocksich sheIILa ' hoenuI to boe neinig, T1hio Reoloutons reoferr'd to tr< n lstronday, ltrge meetieveore Hon. Rebert- Moormann was ga led to the 'lair, the "moeting ai~re od by }Nsars.2 H.8mbline1r, 3' M. Oniln Cs and A, U. GalingtoM and tho- f61 owing resolutIons adopted, anni ordere to be rot adad l'o th'o G ofeurnor ' ileolbionsq of the0 Co'uitt of :u' r, 'in rrltoui to meOnsa'res *Mech ha hewg (nnt dd~u for thiefollef df" thae copl, and thie fnllude of th'o' * 1a u ao go adopt othemlickasudet~ tooe koxi genotes of the times, show that the people uI t look to o her 0.ur0es for relief, ond to that ond it is the sulenitl duty of the Governor to conveno at an earlyday, the Lgislaturo, with tho viow ot calling L Coinvenut ion of the l)OOPlo to'take the present alarminlg Condition of al'ais hllto comiideration~. and idopt stich iea.Iuresi i:i the ur gent ne0cessi( ics of the cnso demands. 2. That inl tht opinion ot this inceft ial meiblers of the Leislature who are unwilling to refer the p -tn, what ihal be done for the relief of t 1 pdoplec, to a vention, h-d re sign their seaz imd. h ot!:ers j1 t he ir platn., who iay be tppointed by the pf' id. 3. That if tnheovernior shuld N~il to onnm the lj2 i !ntre d Or the ptrp:oe above indicaei, or it the hegisdatiu-e, when1 c11n 1en11d, Shon1Id fal to ca la conveontion, then it u01i be our d uy to ilvite ii ( penp~c of other dsrtsof this Stteto join n ill 'hoWling a conveltion .tuid to take sneh i!ps : umi y b doeniil WPOe a:E poticleto Zavo the Hin ' roml (11 evil.; h c t r s e t!:"11 inl re u'd to theu,) ndb n t he con.l P. . We st'p th pres to add a postscript ill rm-d to the :above. We learn tA, although ther waz a1 strong indlicatitnit that the Court wottld lie procee Cd ing, yct the interpositi of a few stopped thc violent act ion that wva.; einnte iplated, Tho Easo of Self-Decoption. It ik worthy of nlot ice tith hou mniiicih Com)placeney ecrltin edit ors cal sit downl view tenrntof event:. and11 ill pre.-oncl (X that enrron iitet "hriene"filr the ponple. O;: wou1 ld think that thY believe there i. HOMO charmi inl fi,.:-pun arg.!innent, which wanid-like wil l trmforni the ftrious lion into the bule nin. laih. It is a rcinarh~ah!c fact that soint of thosE sam e self-cOmpIO., ed it-r%, whi in 1860 tr:.'unl so fore-l)y and conFi digntly that. Sucvion non m hl mver, and could nev''r, lead to walr, arte )to (lay arguing in ihn same sitraiii that it the Southern state.,s will ol .iand still, the title of Jkadical ve.rm'ahi. will ,burst itelf ipon us, atl the North undl Wnth both rin truiuph, Mtly to rida the peuefll waters o 1awN ian1d oreir fo"ther. Ty, in 1860, wrce for // action; 1t. n 1807, they go for no acion. W*e folowe: , their plhicy thin; we pro; t'o * nll her no-nls wec eein be-lie'Ne Q they scem to do, that we aro no worA off 'or action then. The Letter of Ja. M. En.n1, We r etpub.lish from: tile Colunihi /it letter 'rom *Mi. IPutid ald i dressed to (overuor Orr, It tonehe: tiponi matters of vital interest to tilu State. As far As outr tc iiintaneo extenu's w e knlow no,3 man, v, h'nl I. i; preicuti 'I in regaird to the diistros that wont fillow Seeession, forosawv s>) Ccet hy thiose 1tresuts, ani did th is geni t 1eai.n. Mh-. lithmd i. thie ontly mmo ini ~a iriild whot cani so3 far ats w knw he cal led ax constistentt Uim ~ min and~tit we do notI t bliev e hec w.ouhi pur'pss ofS I po'pular IsuiCcessi. Aro the Peopla Readly'? 'We do not kntow wh a t her comn muiles atnd nations mO5uay t hind: of tl siua 1inbu, 1ltereC are'1 in lit h t Iion hero thait the peo~le are t read!y for, t i capt in g that situoat in a' /i (Tb., umi ma~king tie mnost of t'.' pnrt ial advatn tages wvhich action mtay preuwme.. The Noew Commander or theo Car'olina, under Sjhermian's 1111l, Wer learin 'says the C.cur/cri thaltt pr'i . ato adv'ices have been received iiron Wahintgtoin to the efleet thtt in flu reorganztii. lon of the Southerni Miilita r'y Coniuandei's, tuder thte neCw R)cont structionu Act, General Meadle will pro babdy be atigned to the conuiud o Te Rofhlingly Cool. Thedeliorato pecrsistonce oxibi ted1 by somo niewsplapers in urtginj upon the people to atwait the decisio of tho Sutpremo Coneit upontt the~ con stiutioinnlity of the Miiilitar'y Ril, I s~o cooly dono, that one is almost con strainled to aippeali to tho -writers t< postpone their atdico unt il t1 o sultrj diays of' Xugiut arfO upon us. Wha~t Shll the Souithern Statos. Do 7 Weinnsweir ;--reedns.trnct, by all metnne as raipkdly as9 poiIble), untdet Shieruti C:ongreesionalI uuensm-'o. First, btcand:o ilhere enn be no ron-seniabb hope of' bet te~r es. We havono power to suicssfully demnt better termataAnd-those whlo contro,-.tm who; wilt' contimn~o to QCintrol tho goveri ninit~ as IoYJifufmattets stihd' aus they are At pfesept, Jiavo nol, tfie. 'magnuarnhy t* offer bsttou' totius, -Many - 'of them . ha4n hag~vety Ite O'6emp~tiola~'ntaflann,, to imi p'esoutpoup Il ritoh Wtese8, asil, , ot d o g~ratllgemS;' and wil. Oxert thtomplyt~et to do ti, ino gif-t d'o upi 'toi in accordl atle withi~ :ebov@ #nietasro. Iiadt'calis kloos not~*6de n' unotrcis phiiit posesi nof F6Not~ Its mttO Is Md I d1 5 'f win'pn en~iet~gt th m' tates ar-e i eenited in Congress. Let us Iale walt-ning and aut accordingly. Ard. thisd; bring,; is to our second point. We shoiblrcnsrut Seo:dly, b W:etse we have tle prospect f r'epresLentatioU, in ho loing. - N W;e w' o.po.sed to the adopt ion1 gf fihe Coin titt ional alement'i!, iminly becaus;e ,we hnd no imuro:: of rmprcmaion us a ..ttI. Such asuranice we IOW have. We have also the Is.tr:n1ce, t hat we shal have civil, instead of military governinent, inl our- States-. But Iho <pest~ion may be nskl;-wil reprosentatn in Congriss mnaterially bene 5it us, afer all? 1i t c( rtainly will ' for bough wme n"-4 our friMAI may still he in '10 .inort'.y inl Conlgr'css, we 0:111 Prevent fill '1o4tion (c siuIh revolul ioniry imeasures as invhe an alteratio"nC dt' tl Cqnstitution, at Iemm. WeA old rocons'tru3t undvr the terna now oM"Leel-... Thirdly, because wo s!ould pree.' to nann:.;e ie innms that involve ourselves, to h:aving the. imna:;e by our cneies. In one or lie other of these ways, they wi'l he i.. aaot. If' we fail, by wanit of action to p ola r im- lvt-s in it coaul iion to 111noum.e teim1, our- enecmies will do it for Ius, it/h a. aa ' ''Ik of /mi ! It. is simpi.!y lsailie ient to n -::in which ot' th eo0 Conditions Ul1l1 we a1ppe ar. m "re dgia We ho1h-m'. be n .. Fourthly,b ),. h e viw '-1 i h ae wishesC-or our frviin3 In C. ' and tie Nort h. Johnston, or .'latryhl. n-r ha-. inig CXPpred hinuelf, ill favor o; f te suh en Siat ,s being repreis'ed, voted for the Sh'.-rm4ani 1i11, because he litughtie saw in it .o1ething whih n:::ht .sa' e tile Ctltll'y t'ron 11in1. Numbers ofur best r-iiedi iithe N mrih, have jnti:mtl 1, h..t it wo-ddl bo b 1s h acelpt the termii s "i.i; 1'iI1 'P0 . A11 ile.e frimis- * : - h i i bitua. 1. bie Leter juidge. of thi3 m in illany re:vpects thtan we ;ire. Oliered ,S b r l '.i i ,' V rr.n ; ..\ W F1 : Q uAS 1 l' wT it. .\ t'h: pro il"y d', Ili nit h - i. I O4t l. r ily Our4-; 4 Sout he4 rn ocor, . >metime. iin he dr4;vs, a ul -e.l0en them u," e. - . 11 in l4-1 e lir /4l . .ieicns to ilN 4 our it 1 4.ical i:lelapinsiil 0 o 11 -t' up our fac ( at :rtll - ~ . . -e i :t .- So till or e in h Ape, thAt wo Wh:ll get fot u1. r the4'ir trea'innet.'t, 'a 4on. of4 tbl.. 4.1 It it', hop'. 'oo, th:1t Ihe is'uie, involved in the ' r 11 ri .ged ,myo afta te a'll, he1-w. n~l nq tey ait fir-t "I! va-. W ado n '. .d tey will bie il7 We la u k' : :1 i los.t In a l tia e at ole. l.;, h- '4 . * hey. Ayed L mn:ght Its v, eL u CIIC' R ocky Mon, Sl.1. SiTTi.tL E '1i March 8, 18i67. Mr. i.4r: I noticed in one of ymr .t isso m Si an ar Hce meutin " Orh th mprtanc of' raiS i g e wi; is not 0hdy th t.1 tin! need - hited or h.4 r 144 q' j y.3' *\ieri (Iiligeint ;ii. lliry.4. n444d (1l.-. carefuli oh1mt.t'v44ion dii z' thet elire andVC:l's hl. r'tng'i4 rhislo .s ofp 0nd tniber1- have notI141 a irain a this ime et the((50 islil ear't, op. 111 10 ThSen In t'i Ilo w.4nt is ever 111 O~ 3)S:~ I-ainfu,.b3t noihh taning th: DiI- the4 u1ve 14141 n;.., etI i fn cotto I~s 114 - ce.444 I t' . re. 4 ulatd it'old yield a f ii' 04 44tvbiihel ri(1. f cor1n peij' acr'', bu1: 1 Ihinik hal' of' it. is saliili,.e tly idy for' cotilon an zthIle exiCed:4 inl thIe vino' ofC the ias nl44ned pr1otnct wil 1011ul'ply the deflicienciy in 1t1h(e therl. Wha lt 1-a 5y3nt 1, hIw eW x aust ing t o the stren'gth 11>' thIe country03, and1. destrut 1i4e tolher bst intere.-.-s. Now is the time4. lt:in. all 1414.1 lfor corn1 51hould be4 - horoughly113 p* P redl114, and th Ile 0orn plated n1 141he4 mi)illth oft Marcle1::, as1 early~ as: tlho 4ieason well1,1445 Clnt' lanurigllnddepirth dilltj~ and ater piin .whid, you1 blieve to :' apleto 0.pl al latts foir m11an ands. bu' st, the phuIl~ it anth1)1ter of yom' I 1ig est anud be4st fild1h- lit' at tilull', 4(1>1.: 414ownI ini j4e3 , fr'omi thle f'irI8 tot to ,' freelt o1' Maly; season1 tasvo4ing 3011 v1'41 .- .y muitCh to ?.'&. tiudo' the pmen4ct. ..a::. labot' anid .,cultureC, I pro4p.4so saing'iit s.ht' thmig inl fulture, about. the 1i1mI~elr grinis, wheait.1oats, &c., as seed timos approa')rches. *My3 r'Cnson for urgling the plantting Of COrni inl 31bu',sh, i.s that1 it 14eemIa 144 mee~t. 1he seasons' bestter' in May and11 the early l'er't oC Ja -e . . .' II. -terr-ii EImN, Mareh43I 1, I. Thle time C is nppron'oini f'-r &' PH trhs i (a termt used colmotily. by pX-441.vi ) 44 4 colttt nCrop( It 'tvill 140 hemz~ y, II l r' of10r' the ,yleid1 of cot ton haes bee~n abota. i 1V. ge o ono 11 good balo 99 four' .-toreo; soe. Iocalities pI'rhaips 0on0-to thisee, the atv01'.le 1last, year abhout one to -six ; cost, of pr'oduto. hiln h' carefully anid 'ii'ly tlummed9t uip If thlerli be sao i pl''1-. who ma491& ap 4See. or"e'on littla mfdiey htowmany -are I Llii'96,o0b6dottoij Obt t hetm even one dol lal por pi41'1undfatt iao theo imoit- ratised by theontwould not pvovision themi 't brenght i bo 4hove sttaopfnt mtty oa iardid n exht'aingan.t Piit, is so lterd jbn oneo~ thq-Dit tot atho N95slA bo miore' graiIhtlod1 hn yi to -hft0c9jNbIanti ly eoyrsoot diaf4 abuetttt ofth w1!i t4r. qu~i With votluntary Ihbor thani olhet' crops? F'irt, bicause in the Fml.oi time yent, whet you have ceased to work tho field cop, labor 1111.t4 gon regularly titd act ively-pre. paring utnutire; hauling vegetablo nmittOr of Qt kimds to emi<:i I ho nOxt, crop d in (his labor mumt coinimence the produtiot of tie (iinscling Coton C:op. Experieiee teaclie u hint this peouliar ltle iN It seasozo:' rest alid idlOnes.. 8eo-IIndly, becaitse about tho ending of the old and beginning of tihe new year, or wintor monihs, old subble ields, sMaligmin lands. or other resting laindq, shotilI bo ploughed for cotton. bootmte they will pro 'uco more it 01 ther land: of like strenlgihI and <ittalily that have beon Subjected to re. cent cuilure. lhit, uifortinatly, this work so Immpm tant. is require.1 it a season when rest, dissipation, or-ftolio and cihango pro. vails universally with the African citizen of thle Unite-d States, (,so cafled.) Thit dIly, becautiv ii requires Much l'*-' ticno to plant untion iii A pril, work con staittly timough My,..Truto, July- and part of Anmgust, harvet. fotidder, then pick cotton st.enlily wit t1 shI rt l:tervals until time end of' the year, llence' the white laboror on his own fWr, heret otore planted but little cottion. lie was better uatisfied with sixty cents worth of corn thni oie dollar's worth o' cotton. Well, Mir. zlior, if the abovo be Irtie. I propo e to reimedy itn this Iwy: It ten aicres., uler present pr( -.ration n'l citli1ttre will produco four thousand pondl, mike thre ncres by tnnl improved systmi, yie-ld iforty..liVe hiudred, whihi Is not ex. travngant ; for the virgin sol witlhot. stim. ulant. or help has often produced that amount. To e1larr'o time irell, one hn1. dred imcs givo oly thoumand pnimn, tirimy mncres, give turly-five thousand p6undis of' Sed cottmin. I will continue this subject ngain. Jt'rmi th.:0 nin i.mri-to M -..:lce Gam:rv ir.Y.P, Ar..., larcl 7, 1867. Genl. Cocz:, A1or (V theA ae li con eim ; r-ii:- ofh m . s.z%4 uneortninty nhtthi. th4 pibl'-> mi-.it.< tm mimo nzthir i'y i.'S . G ! -,-!- 10 in rp thtr dt r i.s, mu,--r III(e re . ct of G i'ner.t , i I'e1 i* y tl t-ild e lmna or Sheru1-ta Ie I ,--1 the enm lt ni 'n of ihn bill. I em-lyi- vyn tho It It'gr-at.n al. Ian-wer, wicIi, if in youtr j' i-niit i50 F abli.c imler-:sts dtnil you are aith ori-/ed to uib lb-h. To !!an. Jo!n S:mrrnwn, Scua-or of ;he Uaited CGin licr o h Stalte, inleligibio undor the Ct i~ lmit ionAlll i\eidan ntow perfori t heir functions, under yoii Itill ? Bksa. F. PorTFn. T) fuOnj. - . I'.m/ro.r : Yotur -t eoi - l i-e t ili per'forn ti ir ftions. i oI wuos riaad by' ht~m gtov. . etan ortganized 1id".1r th: new l w y . Ti 31.m ws a Ml.l:. -.\ I ,I-. w ho .-ly l0 ( 'n "U . l t; Ih . 1.. L;h wP n.1' in( a 'u i r.i.. eit-hii' a p r. .n no feom wI'n wmm l I -' hun iet itd s.ix tiitV ivittojisof h lita -it: :te y::ar, givus ti'titwll. of' t re ihme ti : I( f yon d-Sire lo g t a lr-e mi' l-I of rih m ,-i your emst .e. .m n ta e sli-,ht --. . ... f - ;Ii. h ' h ymro itve not1:d iis ei1t. a i fit., i. your e-w wis! giv-1 i -vw,y-fivo per empt. *Tot' ais limm)diaIely ind.'er d'e ilect of it, nii.m site w(. lmmo om eh t o I Q dim t; in r it imi haa drink ielar w -ir mnle voIy t hir.ty, h lo t hi13 :t s 1 h t will drmii k At amo n h n.. is pr n or dmit I-K inu-y wt'nit fll ah tin ,n o.an nkh et. Ymiure (liea t oudo her hei t ~0lntn dimiennmg he biin' ate ribm. . Fene'. lntrto pman lis~ of'bu'tter arn ofinm'l obnd frem g~lod aoh, :i..l limmido im '<iti po mt10n' w htre ioh yd mis evni- at a.mmu h pgher figuo Atoaim s1c Wanin'srl ''rt --'iit ec Aib-iny ti'til fomona ty int hei view- upon ai nd-'imi itin Al"i-igt, h dittan'o tiiod~e iama jor mmsite of lo s ietym lie wasi i ree1 in) wist'' i~lled the "DiomCcati.-' faeth'u 0nd Bimin..' iheof lehnt l''iron t dem.o: t ha- deart d ont t.p Peirhaps1 thv. im cir.utaInco, idurin th cotarp'i'tt sy ' co.iu~ fomehat, tlo hlos ofet prest imo, lamat' Eng.nd imn sor di hot' hccah'id ons rih , mi l hinspit'rer I m t (liromu atimbidon thea'to~m from o'lu his imir A(lrit. lte nego tirgein- ut i pite iglhis fpith' (hue watnnpm ctm Cbv man '' owsn oonte of'Intll s. nId taumi ot fmni, so. ma"nt o, amideaha ptheo of' dee o'ifety wtmii be receidmwi't. gt.enel ann sinr i T m li vn tttr ia WerI ..--- s, Jolfhiem dntiaml mmlecpto latel. fmire wtefrs tim e;m iand elio oospenrdntsays: L ioI fltealdmlp anxt-m tsen th. womAll who hakijo.hr phak ll amlon wht b-." e -. -6ad right.; t pale in, Pape ih3 cavo an Xn-lotecl cotnnc of tr ti.gh fuli hg "Arxducdhe y would-vd op timmediateoly (fand andt'earl. ere die rwith tots' bnv~lina-.it'sroiv('(Lt -~ Qharlegu,3beh-13 1847 c wpill Odc fNob(. hi'1zd$o.t CA ria A frbd~irm th foeti ireof. - Bhenffy~drait of (e'reo Stae.< an bee reeie (' thohal concorno'd l11/46.Ac th Tkid .la -U.i feS o ih' h- iiaA.j~rt com&sod f#reb n- unld outh Caroia rm hfldn'o r coniddo 6M Local Items, Killod by Lightniug -Ilemarkablu Tact. Onk Wedniesdaty, 130h Ma reb, Jannes~ loid, a sonl of M r. Jas. F. Cloud, of this District,'was killed by lightitug. It was during the exercises of the school, while the little boy was just wIalking up to the teache/with sAto in litill, that ho repoived the fatito stroke. Several of tho other pupils recenived severo shocks-; but one of the most ro llarkable facts ik that t he teauber (it lady whose na1e we have not leazined) was badly stutined, the fiery fh i-i burning her breast, and moltiig (ni of' her car-rings. Ice -Snow- Sloot and Froat, These elissaries of the W Kin"' have all verv 1e11'nly visitt -. it set00omn. Oi FlridAy, the 15th, ico wNas :tn. That sin Oway snow and sleot l 1, al'1 oi Saturdt ly 1,xornin't lig ground Was white, and the trees sil vered wiih the ftozer) clonuents. y s. ter(day (M1.onday) lnorigll a niiw t frost coverel the groud, and serious approhimsion is felt in rogard to the safety of the fruit crop. The ''Bulls" and "Bearu." Not of Wall Street, but of Mike fLian's "great cotbination show,'' arecoming. Look at the pictorial colu1mn of tis paper. Corn, Corn, Corn. Never do we remember to leivo seen the trade in corn so vost as it no%; is. Our stret; :re alivo frueantly with wagonS hatulin'l corn to the country. Read the deba te, chewhere pub lihed, on (lio resolutiol of Sitninier to out a r-hemo of gencral confis.. ct to0i. Remni Day. T'hero re i loe.s thma onie di ond:;'iixld C'ses ret-urned. EX tU":.IJ'f NOTo . Livprsonts h 10ing 01ma,4N agdinvith L i I e111 (,I' R. C. 0411y d ce 1. w l witIo t, dt .ielA y re1i'Atr - il propoiy aonestill . lo it.es ! i'i.m. Ailorney.3, Vinmnsbloro ; or o io n '11.):nedt on~ 1 t wet k i r -. m)nu..l 1: i bilt to . fli li" IECommiwti,,er; or Jioads1 and Bridges lted ameetn-za V e Cut~ flem fj in tha b i .\l .l.iy in% A . I I k t. 3.W g. kIu Gthe eauh Cnbll. vell-. Wi. J' Clo. Jim .\lllekin, J, K. Dai i.. . K NI'"lledy. Clerk. marrch .5-:. .; u. i *4..\ a person . hain. la..ims y in t .1 to irhiuad ihem inl, andit llose iinandIl'u paymtent to Admnist ator. Dissolution. of Copartnecrship. r llfirm of' CA~1'lJARTI& "\TT -'~' IV is dil vee I his da, y, I 5it h u .\arch I $f, by miutual ecusont . All Jiersons in -i.:e't to a id hirmn nye r ienesd ii settle imm diriely our td ei necoulntr i ll bte Ilatedl in thie haonds of arit Ollicer for- cllect in, iait all diel duot by the firit will bei prlCehnted ho John P. Mngheiitws, .Jr ,0 or . W. Ketchmn, who arc nuthrizedl to so tle tihe samue. .JOHIN P. MATTIHEWS, Jr. THE tJNDERISIGNED . Will conatinue the business at the ci .1 stand. whercae lie will be pleuased to inecll, cng. bondv wji o.) l tradie Withi /.wa for thec Utts/ JIOIIN P. MATTUEWS, Jr. IN RE1TJIING ' Frnm the firm of CATHICARlT & MAT. Tl.lEWS, It nake the opporbuniiy of solitilt.. ig in bohlalf of Mr'. JIonni, P. Mahltthew4.s, Jr., (ho patronhage of my frjonila mar 10-t2x2 -lA~l ATI4fT NO CR EDIT. 5 1004) -IusheiYellowr Cor'n 10 ls link Eyve Pohtte, AND AN[' -PLANTAXION IA R1WARC O tuid aud will be aold for (Jeh-ontlj' nOl ~ Arrf~r~! 'I~~rqr~ I ~~Tn et~py p- - Trij