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4 *VE 1Y 4E8DAY ,oUW E 6 -IY- W. 40. MIRA Ns. TWO DOLLARS in advance, TWPo thiiear and Fifty Cents at file expimraulon Of(4 tn(imt, Ior The' Dllars at bis end -f' the year. No paper iliaeontinuouest -n iI all arrearages are rPup, tutlesa at lthe opfluin ft the P'nipituior. Fl ' Cents par isquare, (12 Jines or le"s,) ter the first, and half that sum fur each, ulinequent Te nimuber of invertiotns to be mairked n m .Atletivt- etsnna'isr they will [,e publimAled 'until ordered to be diusndmeed,-s utl chargeli accordlingiv.--- - PNE DOILAR per qutare Gra sinjle 'In ion. -tifartuIly -and Monthly Adversisa menta vill be-carged tile mmune am .a-iinigle lin sertioinand esini suimly Ihe ,ane nit new onte * SItt Govrmuuann. 'Te 4fllIowtng is ai abstract of all anct.inking appropriations for the year ecommencing ini October, 8 . FxECUTIE' DE'PARTMENT Salnry' of the Governor, 3,500I Private Secretary, A00 Messe.nger 25V Contingent Fund of Executive Departmenit, 7.000 Rent of Gov.ernior's I ouse, S00 LEiBLATiv DErP 'JtNEMT Pay members of Legislature, Attorney General and Solici toT, .21,000 Clerk of Senat9'and JHU-1sy of , I Representatives, *1,000 each, 2 )(10 Assistant 'Cleeks of do. *250 each... . . 500 Tw(r messengers & two Duor keepers, each *250, 1,000 Keeper of State House and Li brnrian, .. 700 Reading Clerks of Setmte and Hause of Representativet. ,6.ch $250, 500 Engiossing Cklts, 200 Printers.of Senate and House of Rlepresentatives, 9,000 Printers of Journals and Docu meuts, . , Benj.:Zirt, or 'ontgetx. penses, . : .1,200 Stationary, Fuel, Distributing Acts, Elections Returns, 1,400 Purchase of Books for Library, 500 Repairof State House and. Grounds, 500 Extra Session of Legislature, 5.000 JUDICIARY DEPARTMIENT Salaries of ten .1 idges at $3,000 30.000 Attorney.General, 1,100 Five Solicitors, *)00 each, .4,500 Clerk of Appeals, Columbia, . I0 Messenger, 250 Librarian, 200 Books for Library, 500 Firewood and Fuel, .50 Clerk of Appeals, Charleston, 000 Messenger, 250 Librarian, 200 Firewood and Fuel : 50 Books 4er U brary, G00 Salary of State Reporter, 1,500 Pay of Jurors and Constables, 40,000 1 TREAsUlR DEPAnITME~Nr- I Salary of Coniptroller Gene'ral, 2,000 Clerk of do. ~750 Treasurer of L. Division and Gert kire ~ 2,000 Treasurer of U. Division tad Clerk hire, ' 1,6$00 Assessor for St. Phillips and St. Mitehaels - 00I SoUrn CA RotLIA Co.noE Salary of the Presidenst :i,000 Seven Professors *2,500 each 1 7,000 Treasnrer 500 Librarian . 600 Secretary of Board of Trus Qee. -200k Ma~r-slil 400' Expies of onie studenit sent by Oiphans I lou.-e 400 Books for the Library v.0 Buildiug a new Chsapel 15,000 Ogn~tiAanY CIVIL ExPEtsss Cot~ngent Aetsounts of Upper Ldi~,ision -. * . 25.000 C'ontingent& Accounts of Lower* Divisipn 15,000 Coinnissioner of Publie Works 150 Pensions ansd Annuities 3.000 Claims admitted by tihe Legisla ture . 10.000 Support of Free Sc'hools 741,500 Educatiorn of the Deal, Dumb and Blind 5,000 Refimuding Taxes . 2001 Payment of' other claims 3.125 Comnp'nsation ihr sl'ves execut'd 2,g00 MILITARY ExPENImTLRE Salary of Adjutant and Isuspee tor Genera[ 2,500 Arsenal Keeper~, Charlesten 1,000 Arsenal Keeper, Columbia - 4i00 Phsician of' Jail, antd 1agazine Guard, Charleston 500 Arsenal and Military School, Charloston -10,000 Arsenal and Military School, Columbia 8,000I Military Accounts 100 Military Contingenacies 5,000 Quartermaster General 500 Seeretary of State, issuing Mili. tary Commnissions 800 Additional appr'riations for Mil itry Academies at Charles ton and Culumnbia, 2,000 OamNPARY LOCAL EXPENDzraRs T1ransient Poor of' Charleston 4,500 Port PhysicIan at Charleston 800 Execution of Quarantine Law at Chiarleston 1,000 Superintendento fire proof bull. ding 100 Transient Poor of( Geo~rgetown 500 Pilot of Iharbor oif Gecorgetowa 320 Ferry on Elliott's Ctut 100 PrtDLC BuILbisos For Court I louse and .Jail at Abbeville 3;0 Improving Court Ilotuse at Or. atigeburg 3,500 Portieo to Court IHouse at Pick elus., . 2,000 Jiomodolling Court House at Andelsen 2,500 Additiohal for building Court Houseet Marion - 2,500 l., tand Jatil at Newberry 10,010 Supp f b Ihelab Extra ed4iods ofIiest. Chirk #6I. opresentiativen . 100 Building fo- bgimbic A a.~ ih:30,009 ire ;oef i4l'diig it Cv uIa lia . -0o ExraottNUtiY EsiEs.Es - BIuilding-hr Lxiibititis s S. C. Oliec rent if Cilsi1sionerdiau Eqjuit.y, Shenil, Clerk mal )rdinaitv, of New ber:y -Distriet.. 550 $1502,501, BANK BILL. PASSD 11Y OUIC LAST LolSt:ArtrE CoMONLY CAi.LFD TilS OMNIBus BANK Bn.i.. 1. lie it entacd by Whe Rebate .and JInise of Represetaires. now met and sittiny in Genieral Assembly, and by /he auflority of the same, Thait the charter of the Planters' and Medhan ies Bank of Sout h Carolina be ind th'e sme is hereby renewed fbr the. tr.il of twenit v one years from and aker the first -day of January -im'xt, whieh will be in; the year of 'our.. Lord. oC thoisald -eight .hud.red .tid Jfitiy thre. II. ihat said Bank shall,:during the said termn of twenty-one years, be per ititted to enijoy all tile privilege.t ights,. powcrs, iitiltiuities and belte lit s'which. it no0w enjys uWALr the ex isting charter of said Bailk, and: ihl said Bank shall be sulject 'ti; all--the lrovisinni' 6f itl 'Act, "pas1sed ol the eighteenth dity otf December, in tle year 'fC our Lcrd one thousatnd eight hundred and forty, entitled "An Act to priovidu against the suspensian .-f specie payments iy the Banks oif this State," and ailso tel at4hi, regulations aid restrictions 3% the~Legilature sha111 fr1 i'ni to tine impose. ili, That th capital stridk h6d other prolerty of the said bPlanters' antd Me chanie 11sl 4t mid All the ot he- Banlk bereby. rechartered (or ine'rporated, shall isi liablei t) taxation in the same] mamer. i; the papital sitock and proper ty of .individuials and.of other corpowra. tionis. J'roded, That. io municipal co.rporatioi -liall tax the cariltal -stock .r .i-ofits of mad Banks; without ait. trrty first had and (bitalied frum thle Legislatuire, Iv. Thlt in ease Of the failiure of said Bank, each stockholder,.. copa rt nership or body politic, having a Ahare or shares in such Bank, at the time of such failre, or who shall have been inl tereced therein at' aniy tiie withitn twel ve monts previ ous to suds ailure, shall be I iable and held bound individ (tallv for any.. Sumti1 not exceedintg twice the Amount of his, her or their share or shares. I V. IL shall -ncit be lawful for the said Batnk, except in settkaements with other Banks, to pay. 4ir deliver (wt'iit pay meit or satisfiietioni 4fanty detzian)d upon it, or by way ot ioan or di.unt, anyI~ bill, note, cheek or-other paper oft any other Batnk. And foir each anid everv violdat ion of this sectti ii; the. said Batnk shall be':-tijest to. the paymtient f oneC iunidred dollars, to bie recovered by actito debt, at tho suit of the State, and-appropriatcd, one half to the use of the State, and the othier half to the iI'tormier. VI. The'bills or ntes of the said Blank shall bec recivable .by the treasurers, tax collectors, - and oether pulic otlicers, ini paymet for taxss and other mtotteys due tol .the .State, tnl loniger than while thle said Batik shall pirolmptly pay, on1 demand, gold antd silver currenit coiti for their noltes- but whenever thle said bank shall refuse or delay to pay any oif their ntides in g l~d or silver eisrrent coin, or w bentev er there shall be a protest on alny of lie bills or niotes of the said Batik thri non~t-payment int specie, it shaill lbe thle ditty of t he Comtpt roller -Gejieral to *.rbid the receipt of'the bills or notes of the said Bauik for taxes and othier puliic dlies, un aless satisfactory reais ens be shownt by the said Banik - for contesting, in a Couttrt oft Juist ie, the pay ment of such protested .bills or VII. That the charters of the Utnion lBank of South Carolina, and the Com mtercial Bank of~cdumbhia, Sou11th Car ilinta, he also retnewedl, fromn the period at which their charters respectively ex.. [ire, for the same time and with the samte rights, privileges and oliga tions, and subject to) the samtie re'gula tions and restrictionse, as htereini he fore provided. itn relation to the said P'latnters' and Mechaniecs' Batik. V Ill. That the following eightt Banks are hereby incorpoirat ed, to be namted and kiiowii as fillowse, to wit: One in oliumbia, to be knowni as thle "Ex. ebiage Bank of CJolinbia, with ai capji. tal of' ftve hundred thousand deollars, and with the priv'ilege oft iicasinig it to otne miillion; onte at Charleston, teo le kneown as the "Fazrmvers' andl Ex. chsangre Hautk of Charlestotn," with a caplitail of one milliotn oft doliars: cune at Chester, to be styled thie "Batik (If Chester, South Carolinia," with a capi tal of th ree htintdred thousatid dollars; one at Newberry, to b~e styled the "Bank of Newhberry, Sotth Caroed." with a capital of three hunqred thous. and dollars; one at Winns ro,' to be styled the "Planters' Bank of Fair hield," with a capital of three hunlldred thousand dollars; one at Anderson, to lbe styled the "Western Bank ofSetuth. Carollinla," with a capital of three hiutn dre-d thoulisand~ dollar's; one at Suttter v'ille, to he stylrid the "Batk' of Sumt tcerville,'l with a capital, of three hin. hunitidred thousancitd ..Mollars;' and: -one at Charleston, to he styled the "Peco. ple's IBwk of South Caro)ilna," with a caipitah of onle mnillin dollars; .which said Bankse shall hiave and possess the same rights and privileges, and be. sul. ject to the same duties, liabilities obi gations, regulaitions,-* atrd restrictionis herein pirovided for the side :L'lanetor'se at .Ihenitie IRuit- a~l Irei Bau gtoi -Of each of th said eight &nks 014z dtvid iuteo, sharea 4Otbt Wit i ,a .%o , . I 1t -IX Fe rpeie (Generdi. 9hall be .athtrie tu.appeistl fiad rle pesonins'(,.ntassio'nrs ut. Ceiltini biiand.Charhatonu, .or elsetwh'ere, '.As h 1may -decie, to -open& subsetiptions, bet-ween the first day (of April aid the--Grst daty -of July next, to the. capi. tal stock of the eight Uaniks resplective ly aiied in the tiregling secticln, and to requtire fivb diollars on each share from, subscribers in specie or tceitt.s. of pecie payingR Bunks of this'Sfate,'aid shal deposit the sate in Auteleautk as a imajority of the sub-b hers siall, de siginute, for tite use of the respective Banks' ons the first meCetin of the sub scribeis. That 11 80011 as t1t se b-serip-j tiuun) shall respectively 4,1 Virke 4. 41wbo anmusat of tie capital stuck of each (If the ,Btnha respecv here. inibefore named, it sh 11 be the'duty of the CLomptroller General to notify said subseribers to meet, who siaill there. :npon=: belcoiei ae body ct' rj orprte, with tle saine ptivileges. and. rights 4i thle 5tiddlers'-of k Us'inks iihose char. ters -are .hereby renewed, acnd make all by-laws not inconsisteat. with the laws.of the Iind, to -l6jd1 t *he ail : t-aiteicers; thediian of the (edliitli ifek' -s' dlibreselc,, the paymen1ilit of the suebscriptions, an'd all ari-angemetts to put. into opera tioin the charters hereby grant ed. Pro eided,.That no one of tite Banks here y. ineorporated fir the first time, shall issue any bill or note or trtiset bilrit, iess tuntil satisfietorv .prof .shall - be given t- the Coimptroller..General that 1e-htalf <of the capital stock of eitel 'llnk has -bnci paid, iII one -moiet y in it:ites of specie ltay ing Baiks. Andi, Propide, furMer, utat in case ot ov c4r-subseriltio, to tie stock of a1ny of the fhregahing inks, the said. sutbse ij-i lion shall be reduced pro ratu, b,.t Ill subseription of five shares or tin. der shall be redueI; antd it shull n. .t be lawtlbl for may persoin to sibscibie diir shares in the name of other persons. X. No lni shall be ttde on pledge of stock of any of the said llanks until ne year afiter the w hole capital shill have beeni plid inl. XI. The officers (f the Banks a bove named shahl not he e. er. frmii militia duty or from serving on pu~ies. AN AFFECTIOKATE GoosE.-A.a An Greenck, fivors.- us with the follow ing etritous communicati. 'A sotirt time sitice I haitd .accaskq Lit visit ( aiibfieltown, distant about sevetV niiles iOM this' phie.;'-411a it ityretirn by the ste-atuer:, .Jtd M.w 3n.41 opposite Carridale, (on -te coast of Argylesiire, and about h- mile frot the shore, a beat cameiuff.to. us with jassengers. At t.is mument. my:at tent-i na drawnt to a goose whiich was ariing the swcl, tad fllowittg .the boat; aitd 1 was told thathia bird was'picked .up on theeashoere by the oiwner of thte bo~aet, svripeyears 'since, ailmoest titeless; that hLatookj it Jhe~me, andul havinig platced it; in-tw.~arml sitlua the ,%iid sujiplied It withajLv~et- fiod, it recovered, antd (st ranige to say!) that ever sincee it f'ollowis -himt wherever he goes. . As soon as he et.ters his boat it takes to tlhe water, tand ntever queits its el~eent unctil lie returnis to the shore. The boat is freqluently mcannted withbout its pirejerver, b)ut the saegaious bird ntevdr follitws it unleais"he 'formis e eof the crew I wacs fbrther told that whtetn he left homett, at anyv timet foIr a greuat distimece, lie was obliged to have' ittfasthened uip; and that int one istaunce, lhe wvent to tUdhibiCtown oniusnes a distanee of twventty miles, ad whbite in a house t here he hteard the accus ttmed cackling outside, anid on open itng the door, fectnd thatt his old friend bad traveled all that distance in secarebi (It him.-Gtesheadl Obsecrver. Krrn~onmsI av wiiTur -Aeooerd ing to somte Italin Journuls,. a tnew organiied beingi has beent discovered in tihe interior oft Africa which seems to ftrrm anl immttediate licnk betweent vegetab3le1 aimatl life!. This4 Sinl. gntlar producetien oifI natuere has thce zshaple ot a spo(t ted serpetnt. It drags itself alontg ont the groeund,'inistead of .g head has a thowwer, shaipe~d like a hell, we.hich ceontaits a vicious ituid Flies andI othe1r inisects, attractud by the smellh of the juice, center into the flower, where they are c'aughit bly the adhesive amtter.. lTe flower thent chlsesi and remtaints shunt unild the pris otners are bruised actd transfer nmed ito ehlel. The inidigestible pocrt ioni, such as the hetad antd in ugs'are Ithroe.wn out bty asp'iral enuingse. Theii vegetable serpenta has a skinc reseratbitng Ieaies a white and soft flesh, atnd inistead oft a cae.rtilIazginouts fram~te, fdled with vellow mtarrouw. lTe ntiv es conesider it deli cious foeod. lFussy.--A 'gent lean of' color' whot left New York ont a WVestern tour, ancd, fmndin" himtself itn llulo without ancythcing to (ilemly bia timte, thought he would send a telegraphie despatch back home, inquiritngof his partner as to their business. Hie sent, theis mes sage: 'How is things? ' TI) this in terrogatory his partner immediately re. plied:-'1Tinigs is ficne.'- Ilesting on this, hie was in no very good temper when he~ returned homew and found his partner had sold out. all the goods, peockete'4tKe mtoney, shut lip thte store, and run o(R witih his wife! FaKE. TIAins 15 ru1 Posr OFF:CF. I;srNsrs.-The new letter envelops; with the sinigle acid double Stamps; will sott b)e'ready. Then every stearn. .er, every railroad train, every stagQ, every express lIne, and every man, is miade a mail earrier b~y aect of Con gress. Letters, in the governlment emt ieloupe, can-he sent icn any wvay, by J. R[CUIRSON LOA1, bIr. TUESDAY. I*FWAR. ..A85 COTTOX MAKnET. - OnLES'fo'i, Dan. 90uth, 1863.' 'Tiereha's. been again a 'sht ad viniCe since our Iaist uiort ariflj -wp nfow.quote-ettreines .at frm 7 3.4 to loc. - Igr We call the .taeoion -fsthose of our - readers, wishing Ito pol)t"Ss themselves of Ayrmliire and Durham Catue .to the s16 ,y . & L . Luis, -tf tae 0todk4beriging to the Estate of Joinn C. Sid 0:.ur ,'Oto take plaee at. Gadsden to-morrow. Thuaak". Te 14)n.. J, L. aa and J. A. WVOOD-WAit ,91 ilease ;.accpt our thanks for valuable publicdoilaiements. Periodi-'b. DcK-s- IROLSEROLD WowDB "WND r- irs, b-a-s W'#.ATM .Ur i.eis'a.-T-L Ihlis useul and entertaiing pu'tliea tiol conjes 1regularly 'to land onece week- und is over received avih.,plen. ,ure. It is publi Ied --y Nessrs M Elrath and Lord New York *t the kw rate of $2,50 per year. The words appear to be devoted to - he moral improvements . '1 the nge, .mud should have aplice in every the. BLACKWOOnS * EmsInot- MAGA. zN. 11. Deemerlw. amhber of this valuable magazine contain a Conitili ation of. Bulwirs. last aid 6.est tal "my11/ Norel, on rarieties in Eng/inh life." ami much . other instructive and entertainiiigimatter. Tbe work is Ioo well known to gain anything from our poor praise. DemmeeratiC Free P1res. This is the title of a new ,paper pnb. Wlhecl at Wilniington N. C. by L. Badger'Esq., it-will be devoted to the inte cst, of the Democratic party, aid iSouthern Rights. We wish those connected With this new enterprise every sucesialnd ar'rdially welcome thke Eior tsihe pennd scissors fra. Our citizeps.will .bouar in uind, that the election f iia nember-for this.Con gressional' Dilgi t til tDke phace on t he fomrthL.-%&nddyi jit: Feuary. next. A represea -in ityhbe Natial )211 As em'bly Ib uaisptant matter; so let them be ip parei1 th t.ir .vote Chvilera In Clearlesutwa. It is with. t .phlasure thait we learni from the Charle~ton~ paipers, anid other reliable source, thiat the repoirts oft the existete iit a*jikechole/a in that pluace are very~ muc eagraed and of the t wenity-twot dleaths reported the week beforie the last, nsearliy all may be attributed to somet impiiidence in siet, and ecesse consequent upon thea Chsr.tmnas F~enstis, and the citizens are particularly 'warned aigainst eating iiysters, wicha ire said to. habe~t beeni injure~d by the large quaniltities ofI fresh wtater flowing intVthe hairbor fromt tihe haeavy frs-hiets in the up count ry. There is something inI thiose Oy'ters, for mnny~ uf our own townsnieti, who have ind ulg ed in tile luxury ojf a p/ate this senton, have b'een attneked w ith a disease, whlich tile fears of a large commnnity. exposed to epidemies'muight have easi ly magnitied into the dreaded asiatie ebiotera. MeItmodaI conferece~l. Tfhis bodiiy alsseml buled here on Wed necsday last, and will comntinn~e in *scs sin) until to-mnorrow, whent it is ex peeted(, that they will adjourn ueu die, and tihe appoint mencts for the ensuing year~ will be made public, The South Carolina Conference Mis sionary Society held a meeting on Saturday uight, ut which a collection iln support of the cause was taken up. which we are info~rmed ecceeded $1 100) s ~howingi a us apprecialtionl, byour citizens5, of tile efforts oft that body ii propagating the Gospel. Eigatta of .Jammuary. Thbis daiy wals *celebrate'd by the Smiter Hillemnen, whoi in their neat and well assorted uniforml paraded through our streets uder comm iand of their Captain, J. 1B. N. MAMxar, Esq., After performing sundry mTanou.clvres, which paroved their well taughat skill in tactics military, anid some close target shooting, at which the plumte was borne off by CuARLE.a - W::zn, Esq., they adljourned to a slfatuous Barbecue pro. videtd bty the Qficers, where they were joined byv the Claremnt Trdolp "un'ddr Caipt.-J. Tf. Giavas, antd Beat Conipany No.. 2. under *Clyptaint PaINett, alsot thle Colonel anid Staff of the.44th Regi mlenlt,.to all .0f wihorp an invitatjilihad beenl Exten'dc. Much' fimn, jollity, and good humor prevailed, and some tsts apprommia to the day and ce. asion wreet have gbi a dio f T id eaVtin. the OfficerA siad Stden " 1th. hisott t ajion for the Year852, a The Universiity seens to belu a M ishing, coWidition qnuuuborin'4st6 lusive-of books, .e n &c., 4.4fir the term of fom, 40 to 42 wela, *I52 'to hbjipaid -edii . I" advaned-this inaudes tA#t.m, btinrd, waishaing, .~~ 'lihc gradutates fA tlae~ Theological. departine't at .theeogin. hmleuacemne nt in August last, were Juis J. ALEXANDEJ9 qf Charleston, L. MAG; NVs Conxxr of Beattfurt, andl J-xias Iluru:avs of this Diget. iThe al nual commnieneenet will take plaeu on the Wudnieslay befure ih foh. th-St -urday ill June. - Tor the Sumter Banner. Soss of Tesmpernaee. Thie illowitng ge:-it 1etan~a were r;o Wednescay .list in-ittalled as officers cf 8.e imter Dii.- an, N19 . 4 12. of the tern : - - ---. W'ILLIAM S. :IUDsON, P. W. P. S E W.Q..uxssW. P. ..W. .A"cat, W. A. .J1 A.arnswont.S. I W. GrAiuirrrr, A. 'I. S. A. Amminsox. F. S. T. E. FLouwX E a 1, WILLIAM I. MALUtIS. C. W. A.-It. DAVis, A. C. -W.. 1. S. JA s I.., ..S WILIxAM LvwIS, NoAn Ga(AAM, J M b URG - ap J-ause AL.EX J lios. -J. A. Woodwa-d. We .have rceivd a copy of this govatlemans spee<. d(ITiverea .'in hbe llIi.4e otf Represenitativtes Dec. 10th 1852. the propotsition t)(Mr.-rokst% to raise a select comnittee on he tartil beinag under consideratio,. It is era able docinent, and tone ihat throws much -ight''on the subjyet A. he pr -sent tarit, and e siuld. lie lap to lay it in full belre our rendniE, did the limits of .thi paper oflW. Si r. W,'. is upp)'me)d .to "tydC prcidaili' ty of a f.sed sysitelb -f 1 i4as. , and of a pernuont - rate "f dntios, 'wiAjli hw argues Odil~g become proilii bhitoiry whieb the tariff of -1840 is ak l "The 'a ch.f Anerican skill is -ot war4, Au me.rletichi*i'u* inery' is mi Iyinig and-appro'ximnat i thiepeftio of that of lrope;. in'somic instances su rp assing it. Amraericana pivlaisar lowein tg, anal Amaerican econofmy is imaproinlg. TIhere are very fe~w thinugs we~ coiuld- iiit ranske as cliep a.S thaey are Iinade~ abroand. Buat just in pro. p4~.ortin as our. eacit,y tomgepusiggtL tr eply IrdvunaKes. 50 muis't duanes fatll k;prre"[ley.Te prim-tiple .'of lowX dutties must beaspogeCsv a. Aaimericnq skill ai A maericana iachlinae ry..o -etse yratr tadd'f wiJJ b~ecome~a p Irohibiltory." '[his is uindeniabhle, ami as .to agri cultuiirat articdes he goes oiaat say, "We are the . producers of almaost- every thinag, 'r edpijnble of bieing so. Wa t hat in produced ii anly oither .COim', try is naot prodtluced, or enpable of beinig produceed, ina the U~nitedl Sintes? Tell aane whant articles 'of tiinthet. urec ablroiad, or what of the aagrieultur. -al pr.tadajctst ohreigp elunes, nare nta t also produced in the V'uited States, or likely soonl tom be? CtofTee, tea, and1 some fw t~Iropmical fruits, aure not y t I believe, fountd in the United Stiates, bmut almoust every other prodution i.s T[here it,- -in the. U:ited States, .h. side of the stto'ny inasubtia range,- an aii.'unt oft territory -eqaatd to. thes thirbe IStates of MIissisippi, "Alaamia, 'ad i *uiiaaof pnsligiouis fertility and remarkabale ibalubrity, Mhich liet smuth ofca the sutherna extremiit ' ofurumpe. It erenids evena further souith thana the' liarbary States of Africa; and tho uigh nlot ofC the samte teiiiperatuare, yet it i' knowni that the inequality is uot so great as to vary in say consbideralem degree itsi agricultural capabilities. Th .ntd S ates are a grent Zoll.Ve rein, extaedinag frtomi the -highest iunrth. ern to thae lowest southern latitud. Shoutld Cuba baecomae a portionv of thema, there will bie paanst nlithaing produced throughotuat the world .that wvill naot have its representative or at.. ahogute ina thie Unuited States. I ama told that ini thec deserts of Califurnia they actually find the gumn acasia, a commoda~a~ity tho~ught' indigenous onlyv in the ndl sens ol' Africa. lIn our duay, almoacst every thinag is miaunufacturedl by imeanas of mnachinuery. .A railroad Jocomota(ive, of five-hiorse. power, inaferioar in quality and tucer. taini inl its operation, and requi rinig to lie tinakered every trip of ilfly or . ane hundred miles, fifteeni years ago, to imy knowledge, cost . $10),000. Youl now 'get un engine of six tines that power, three tumnes the speed, ad as reliable for its operation as the' rising ,of the. sun anid mUormf, for so,000, or *7,000. Who.wil pret4rud.that. permanent du ties are apprpriate for that 'nfticil' If a strict estimate be maide, it will be found thtat railroad- kicomnotives hare been cheapened ninety- pe'r cent.,, and that is the reasort why 2,ailroad stoekt, which was~ sold a few' years back fo thirty cents the dollar, is now-n haundred anad thittv. I state this to ii. 1untrna the fatt 11zet Atoaaien 4mk11 te AV 5Ti~S~t~I4 2;~d$M* 4h -iibwt s ghe it lwgth b!ps t~i" #TLuem twi .4t _414 We*, i Veajgs aeydsry4l. Jasbe i NHDAy.RDbit lnr4rl*i."e ~;w~ *)wI gretly ati *Clveiad 'Ajo tlif$ IYtiII-e f raty yiar euieelu ,0,Tcca p n e k e 4~ ~~ l t a c e s ,: .> ~PThd 1.) Dvtox C~uxnoxr, 4N(.Cii., died at Italoigha-on Wkvnda the 3rd, iiwt. Ile was ic of thoe most tb'nart-d ad respected Vt a oril tlit g~"There has been usiprious afiray. ,LtWen two ut 111i (ae't.~ ]lKIAl~if 41f Tti',icsec, stilt PIN-awm., -fir t.a~ Seippi,:" IlWlii1h 'hrith -wore' Seer'1,., :if huot 61iortiliuV *oil)IOAde Tiwlew JYr t hoecmpr or k raimu4 f ns %c(r , m *ci ot 15.000W 00 rfrancs; id his i~tn~l:.It nlle'ii ed aidin tie'n fir -1.500,000 - fraf.-.I Boston Itaiwardi the-. bt~ ? lt. It!f 11111e1. DIVNzUL. AVALLAW'm I~i' 041ire'i beargngsin a tsldidate. foar Ctaigrcss. CuIERAW AN4D I)AIIlIl ON RAIL ROAD.-By the -Chicrniv (Ahzetto ,. Ictrp"lAt the kiarvi -f tbaii1ilroad hais heet i narly. empploted, nrm.l tile Bearird. t'f Dirf.-torii ae '4teriaanierd. 'tea fn .''ti t~e gmAira n4fI ti utire rmilte (ill tle- i12th, lVkh. aai .141th. in % tcmt, at DaringrtjIca ('taunt Iiisej,a Vie'tyV 1- li 1, an 'laranw. '-Vtnrsitirn Wae pTopfiTrt-ioi.a-rc Airtiedy wdb Oe rsons desi reous vf getfinlg eon tracts; tar at nee atlicmmneiling the UN",j SMALLI IJA% Bis-rheat i ir,) lit) Ba2 jk ill ti 9;aj~t67us il all, jo pM* out Ifrinn its of imtter the 14118' .4at ati. eat her ha ink. 'I Iigs will lie *a i rine'sincofl iderzeetotm fi) bi)mnait-V k,~e' as give 's'affe 'tiiou lik **Ifa t. ink f I he State nd its br ApCiehae-.e. 1 hey-11le Vlac l. 814pjd Iafsut 5%i eDollarr., w.hitb %rt%amsmi9ae 111C fnm .1ea o'sr Mil I ' iI\. I 1dt~*.*4 F4Ai -J. R. eAMm. c MqCS~tJALb ' Ily failwred 4b K~ M'S'eui it rel pI4 V~ snthe thvrln omfO'i a .ur5 3L~~~ i-lA .j~ '.ti~ ui* t"t - IS sid tio so pruyuht hArqhgiL* t., ,we I) is - IS :vlA~u wiasqiaond brigliykg :.iti ri tdla'IitLIe. II C-0 h'e' ''t 1 r i *it a~ 14t~ 1 I~ u C lAit a,,d.4etivv, U11, e 417 gfIveliItrit t if Iie.' ti all. f C SSW(~gi.~ll WsI1 t& e hqer VLe'i,~ ~' to rii adbr Ii t pa 8 41611i 'lit' iatg:uqcu~de% tr )wa.le, reporL thwse .~i ,r tigs, whd' t r ee. idlIlil Mr.c~r* "v~a Situtl tIJM rS~itu l that'1 m b' I t4' iz WiS) Mr vijarkv ug~jdu 44t- tiL.eL,- -rejilu-ur 1l~itf mh#~U A1Y41't I , I' x~lSitt.. 11lis. t iIi'5 Aeilat' Ub L' - s tAJt hi aer eintts r 1)111 ~~L~tt hat ml *i :ro C1181.Qltd-i ut ieii~embe that lA3~kit 1I*s a ht I t tiit , 11 iuimol I~kt# the0 64. 0t11(49 e dimihto llcte 4B1@tlftixtu n W'i~. tires u 'aae u *hity. ,hied jmq it, r~~~"'','~ ~ ~~ye tpvo: -n e*:ae.. 10.111, iet~ I-u 44 ill isber* t' l ne the cafeor te. .-guhl; st4c. He.ulkit -s ts14ol trisin lV186 sdahio o Sis nuau t iskls~d4svIJ Cud it. to .duthe!. 4kiu'rtti w-a 6n~uuu,. .tat,4 id-.rg ', Uiaw ener.airces nautit Ip~eiw~. uled I aka.~~'