TEMPERANCE AT THE SOUTH.
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A State Temperance Convention was held
at AIKEN SOUTH CAROLINA, on the 18th OF
July. ltwas inumerously attended. and the
utmost enthusiasm and good feeling prevailed
The convention was addressed by some of the
first men Of the State, among whom were VIM
c. Ferrill, Rev. r. Nv ynes, DR.. Gilmore
and others. An able al eloquent address was
delivered by the Hon. J. B. O'NEALL, Presi-
dent Of the Convention. He is one of the
ablest judges in the country, and next to John
G. Calhoun, the most popular man in that
State. A resolution requesting the people Of
the Slate to petition the Regislatnre to put the
question OF "'Liosnse or No License" before
the people, was adopted unanimously. g.


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ROBBERY ON THE RAILROAD. A..
Lynch, Of Tuscaloosa, Ala; E. w. Thomp-
son, of Hayneville, Ala /; g. Miller, Of St.
Marks, Fa.; A. B. Montgomery, Of Columbia,
s. @; and James Taylor, Of New York, have
published card in Charleston papers, stating
that on the 18th ult. while travelling over the
Wilmington, N. G. Railroad, their trunks
were opened BY false keys, and number Of
articles Of clothing, &c taken therefrom.