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For the Vernon, Telegraph.

Rtlhi For tl1e Vermont Telegraph.
Liaes saggsstsd BY fhe sudden death Of yosag
friend By drOrHing.
Yes. brother. thou hast len IN thy faire st days.
Waters rolled Ger thee, but confined not thy soul
Thy spirit has gone, has pierced the cold waves,
And passed where eterhity's ages will roll.
| view thy cold frame in the watches Of night,
But that soon win I'll the dark shroud & the tomb;
Ystwhai thou hast leA, we review with delight
Thy actions Of kindness, Of love in thy bloom.
God quickly thy spirit hath summoned away;
May Acknowledgement friends, read awaming from thee
And grid up their hearts-prepare for the day,
When The bridegroom appears, whom soon they viii
s rs zee. t#E .r.st# . Ea.. s.a..... -
Frierds! complainant Of God, he on wounds to heal
'Tis WONG to repine, though he chasten us sore
7 His mercy and justice eever should feel,
And praising his goodness, forever adore. -"s
Companions in youth hear the voice that rososnds
Your life Is as sckle, uncertain as his;
Deaths arrows mos, swiftly are tracing their rounds,
Prepare then to meet him hereafter in bliss.
BrasniOn. June {, 1888. All.
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confscated. Their families were Involved
In the same sentence, excepting that they,
had the privilege of redemption. A con-
spicuous individual among these native
Christians was woman named Rafara-
yavy, well known to the government as
an infiexible Christian from the time she
abandoned idolatry, which was about seven
years before her death. In the summer
of 1886 she was informed against as an
observer Of the Sabbath and reader of
the Bible. She was then condemned to a
fine equivalent to half her value if sold
into slavery, and gave on that occasion a
striking example of meekness combined
with immovable principle. In the sum-
|mer of last year, a box of religious books
were found+ near her house, and she was
again apprehended and imprisoned. Her
property was Immediately confscated, and
she was loaded with irons and kept for
several days, in the hope that threats and
violence would induce her to give I'D the
names of her companions. The attempt
was vain. She continued faithful, firm,
and composed, and was employed till the
moment of her. execution in praying for
all around her., and exhorting them to
embrace the true faith. She was put to
death by the spear. The best evidence O
the sincerity of this woman's confession O
Christianity even to death, is the fact tina
she knew nothing of the fame of martyr
dom, and anticipated no honors from he1
devotion. She acted on the broad princi.
piles of her convictions of duty, and re
ceived no credit for her integrity from
any friends around her. Her age wa
thirty eight
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! BRAxDos....sArURDAr, JusE 0. 1898.
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A MARTYR.-Among the articles of
late intelligence from England, is an &C
count of the death of woman of the
island of Madagascar, under circumstan-
ces which place her name high in the
rank of Christian martyrs. 1t appears
that the London Missionary Society had
been successful in establishing the means
of religious instruction in the island of
Madagascar, and that number of the
natives had embraced Christianity. In
1885 the queen issued an edict forbidding
public worship under the heaviest penal
ties, and in consequence some of the con-
verts were In the habit Of meeting on .
retired mountain for the performance o.
/ the duties of the Sabbath, which they fell
themselves conscientiously bound not t.
Iintermit. The retreat Of this little bant
was not long since discovered. and fifteer
persons were apprehended, condemned i
perpetual slavery. and their properly wa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29
Communications,
FSIIIN PI.ASrERS' IN

w ''iiiN t.tAto ER'N q III
A meeting of the Merchants of Edge
held G, was held on Thursday, the 22d
instant, for the purpose OF adopting some
measures for the improvement Of the cur.
rcncy in our District. Mr.. II. SMITH was
called to the Chair. and T.. B. Presley ap-
pointed Secretary. The following pre-
amble and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, the Banks of South Caruiina
aud Georgia have resumed Specie pay
ment. We, thr subscribers, merchants of
Edsrfield Village, feel it our tlu,y to a,lop,
some measures that will eHecruall, drive
all Shin Plasters from amongst us. and
again introduce SPECIE in their place.
10 accomplish this object, we agree 10
adhere to the toll"win. Resolutions:
j. Resoired, That we will, rs soon as
we can conveniently do so, supply our
selves with specie, I" pay out to our cus,u.
mers for change.
9. Resolved, That we will continue tn
receive Shin Ftus,erS ill the fri day of
Januaryncx' hu, will moi pay them out, il
we can con, eniently avoid it.
3. Resoirvd, That as soon as wc have
received any considerable amount Of Shin
f'fasters. We will bundle them up, and en-
brace The earliest opportunity TO send them
I" the places. to which they righliuIIv he.
long.
a.. Resoired, That we earnestly recon-
mend To The Merchants of country. and
The citizens generally. to cn-oprra,e will,
us. in the f"rcsoin- resolutions.
q. l.. & r.. PENN g. Co.
II. SMITH & Co.
NICHOLSON g. PRESLEY.
THOMAS q. BACON.
GOODWIN. .HARRI\GT eco
&. A. DOW ID,
BLAND. CATLIN & Co.,
Fl. A. GRAY.
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Miscellaneous.
!AMAT EUR.

Rattle Snake Stry.-A 81 ort time stree we
pubiIsh' d an account of Carolina rattle snake.
Some person. to us unknown. has sent us sin
cut fromn paper, containing the following s ory.
Perhaps some oi our readers, NAV be
inclined to doubt the ruth of The annexed
account OF Il rattle snake. We don,
vOucI for it, but there il is.
RATTLE SNAKE.--A fri nd has handed
us for publication, nn account of IL Rattle
Snake killed by Mr.. Larkin Thomas. ON
the waters Of the Chestoah "a few week,
since. Of the following extraordinary di-
nensions, to wil:-Lrn-tII,l | i.er 8 inch
es; circumference in the largest part of the
body. l6 inches, 6 Ia inches around the
head; 8 inches around The first ra,ilr; 2 a.
round the last; length of The wh le series
of Rnulcs, three feet eight inches; number
of rattes. eighty three; lnSih of the two
poisonous fangs. two and three fourth
inches; weight. thirr. seven aud half
pounds; and yielding nearly five quarts oll. /.
Beat lhis.-Westrn Lrorgiun.
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The true course for the Sonth.-The remarks
upon Economy and Retrenchmcnt. which we
extract from the South Caronian, poin, out,
we think, the proper policy to be pursued by
the South. 'owards the Administration We
should not be found in violent oppos;on to it,
so lorg az it supports onr principles. and earn.
csly llbors 10 hiring about re,renrhment and
equality Of burdens. The instant it aban.lons
the ground it has taken. the whole South should
rise, M one man. and wage war against ii, unit!
il is oveitlrown.
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Es.iNEz Of CHARLES S'TssS.

CfiARL, .SION. sc. 18th Nov -
"a tIiCi. is hereby & ven. that in con or,u,.
~ to tlie provisions OF the Cha. L., al this
Corp"ri'ion and q r. soiut.n of thc Stocki,o,d-
crS adopted 4: !nci list ini,al Meeting i, i,,S
been dric,iiln q To- extend tie anoun Of the
tapl'ai =; m> oi Tins 'nnf IL further sum of
TWO MILLIONS; OF DOLLAR nr'rw.u.
ly iii ''s>inh ni,arcs a. One Hundred Do,,,rs
each S.ilrr.
For ih's purpose. BonFs will he npcncd AT tie
iiark'n. :'"''Sc in hi. Civ on tiu. frs, Mo-,
day aud Snc".., d'ng TUESDAY H. Jnl,,a,y Hex,
10 fc;'iv" Tie S'IhScripioi O. all su Il Swi,.
holders as ':lIv avail ihrise ,.,- q: TIC ,nht, ,o
which i.ey ar" "Xciris;vcl, e. led, o, subsc,;h
III. to number OF shares "quli 10 those ncld h.
them respectively. IN the present Capital
TWENTY-FIVE per c"nr. or Twe.Iiy-!ive DO lars
ON each S!iar" TO be paid at he time of subs ri
hing. and Ii" !ane Of Seven v-livc per cent
or ScH"ntv-iivc Dol arS each share % be
pa:d as follows. viz:-Twcn'y .iv, DO lars. on
each share. on the first MnrIav and Tues nv
! in Ju'c IrSt. and the remainder l.. ing i'iiiy
Dollars on each share. to he paid within SIX
months I!Irrca ar. ut the dis re.inn 0i th Bonr,I
OF Directors on ole months public notice be-
ing given.
All transfers Of Stock in the present Cari.aI
must he made on or before tic iiitrrnt da, of
December H. ri. after which period the books
will be closed.
a. G.. ROSE. Cashier.
NJ The South Carninian and TcIescorc. n,
Columbia; Courier ut Cam IN: Adyer,isor
ut Ed"eholi: Mes enmcr. at Pend c,ou: Mann
| taInecr, at Gr"rnviiic: Gazette. ai G.. orr",own
ana Gazette. IT Ctirraw. wl .i, "a the above .vn
Insertions, vN-n the frs. Il las! y cr, of tho
time limited. and Send their hills 10 tie Bank Cor
pavr"n'.
Nov !ii. 1873 h 1r
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A Post Office has been established a,
CYPRESS Darlington District, .. e.. and
Middleton Du Bose. appointed Post Mas
Ter
The roSt Office n. Camps Cross Roads.
oparfahourS District, has been discon-
Iinued.
The following Pos, Masters have been
crrnt'y appointed in this State, viz: W.
McNecly, al, Fountain Inn, Grecnviilc-
Mu''f'ew Keith. a, Pumpkin,own. Pickcns
Samuel 5. kcudrick, BarresvilIe, Pick
cns-feter n. Acker, Calhoun, Anderson
-R'chari II. Frvar, Hollands Laurcns.
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Commercial.
From The 1u"Hsia GOn, ,tiuti0naiiI. Nor o2.
AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG MARKt.r

AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG MARKET.
COrTON.-The past week is the dulI..t ,i,o,
has = Ell cxpe tenceh in Oir irkei sine. th,. H.
pe IN. Tue seaSOu. Such mas been the ono
ratio sol IT," United st lea Bank I ID, o,,r mo,
cha Is have b. en- driven from a. inur,>r, and
now that 'nstilntOn lln- Withdrawn they app,or
to hay" los all confidence. an do not seem dis
posed to OPP ral' nj all. The recent ndy,ccs
ir"m i.i,riP o. b the Great Western. h,d nm
to Yesterday. very l'rc or no off, to- pri es i'm
'hs nnarkei--h -ho derS appear II xi us o nlizc
little more. but their views do uoi mcci those
of buyers and up To 2o'clnck Yesterday there
was 4 stand oil between them. Our rcc,.ip,s
by wagons and rail roa'l co time heavy md our
st"rk is accnmnIailnY: wI" he sale. from
warehouses are scarcely worth rotir;n. a.
,,i",in ing i'm all dn in" he week to o,lv five
hundred and sixteen bales. We quote IOa I2l
cents. dull.
uJ Rates of Exchange at the Bank Of Ham.
burg. ) &. Tor Augusta or South Carolina bills.
Savannah. at nnr
Charleston, tnerc cont pro,,;,,
New York, =. :.
For country (Gcorgia) bills.
Savannah 4pcrce,, nrem;un,
Charleston,
New Y6Yle, IL n
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FurnAian EInstitufiOu.

a. OK l"e cii-sicai dcIunn ent oi his institu.
u ton, the Doard Of Trustees have elected
th' hGv. N. w. Hodges Principal, and the
heV. L. L. Hammond Steward and Farmer:
ihe tflnci. al has as" secured Mr.. John
Jaws ~ AsSi>fa..t tCaciicr. for the ens,,inc
year. This sch OIL 'hcrctorc, will go into on
eiati"' on III" - honday in january next;
.i m,i"ei me s'irerInciuancr OF Mr.. Hudges.-.
10 Principal and .sssistuit are botI, t.nerien
ecu each'ts' and each has prepared Students
tii: S''rved for mo. tbs pa.t. M s,c,vn,d o"J
,iinte' and br's lair to ill his station with so,;e
l;tci Oh L. all parties,
ih' RI cs OF Board and Tuition will he fxeA
at ul'' next lncetin@ oi the Board, with n Gulo
viiitio'l iro:' the t"r,us Of IN I year hich wera
Ht"o ior board aud fion $40 to $40 per a,n-
mum or Il, ton, payab haif' yearly in advance
;'i,c. is vi ! hc required to labor two and a
nan ho''rS IN cnch day. for which they will re-
cei'' reasonable c0n,pc sa,i0n: to be de,],,cicd
from Their board in the last session. Parents or
"ari'ah may have their sons prepared either
,"f Use J'ii'"r or lower classes in Culicpc: oc
i'n'c ti'cir ust,u' lions suited TO 1. b;pb ordrr np
t.nsiisII cdu alton.
he Princ,'.ai has resolved to enforce s,r;c,
"'scii e: and cn'ivrt" the norat rs W 81. ny The.
th""rcfnni powers OF The youth committed IN
MS arr. HIS cf'I's in this way will he sec.
"'ded by the xccutive committee who are do.
'ef":'hed t' tahc'v' rv rrac,icai measure tore.
- ~ '''"'iIS US IiT rs possible from thIa
Insult" ION Which aic calculated to lead the st,
denis 'nio mlorn'cS or disorder The com
t'''"" and laws of this inttilItiun vii lie fur
n;S''rd t" a'iy on vii" will apply to either Of
III" members of the Board Of Trustees. II il
earnestly requested that h" pare' Is and guar
",al'S VINO send TO this institution would strictly
observe 'i'a' law nt t!,r Board Of Trustces
'vhnl rcIuneA 'nat all ronies sent for tho usn
%: their SONS si,"nl:! be placed in the hands of
IT, steward. I" he gwen ont as necessary and
n"' 10 a','hof'Sr any student to contract any
"eht WI ho"t The approhation OF the stcward,-
In orhe' To- enforce this law. is hopcd ncren,s
;''t. r'iardians. wil' refuse he rayni.n, of ony
nccnn contracted By minor-( without such nt-
'hnr'lv: especial Itr wine or spirits &c An.
Pi'a'" Tor eit nee mus he made as soon
- y, convenient, IN r>"n % hv letter. to the
Principal At II ooi, iilc l.. o. AblcyiIIc D;s,r;c.
or to w M. Smith. the I: stitu,io,.
'No. DAVIS. President of the Board.
Nov = 1888 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29

John JGcob ASTORIA Northern Editor saws.
tnat MIR. tst"ris wortl, - millions. We have.
heard an anec,lotc about this modern Crncsls,
which is amusing.-Astor met n merchant one
day in Broadway. and thus nccostcd linn "rm
told. sir, that you have retired from business.
You have made half Il mil;iom and are satisfied.
Perhaps you are right. Half million is a
pretty little sum. Probably you viii be as hap
py with your moderate fortune. as a rich man
with his"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29
a v::,siasic Plantation for Sale

IEN "S: 'nrlia B"nI,a'r otinrs for sai. ,h,t
4'H '"i''ah'c tract of Land upon which sl,e
"M + SIDES. ly:. OH Riciland Creek in ;l,is
i!rs'r'c' and ad 'i' ing lands Of Jacob Il. Sm;,l,
lienr! liz rl"n". Levi Wi.so. and others. I'I,n
thct contains niie i!u' drcd and thirty seven
(''') acres. Ab"n four hundred acres are O.
pen nearly one bundled Of " Iich are old iielJs
-thesc wci" turicd out many years aeo mud
!'e!h" 'hen bHt Lite wor,r are very valuubIe:-
'e rrr'aI'ld"r - nEdcr fen e. and in Il fin, st,,e
"' cultivation, "i"l 's interior t" 10 land in that
section "i Tic c"un,r, for the production Of
Corn ard Cotton. Cro, TIE plnce is u large
ana con'mod'"'s d"a":c la" Dwelling House.
VIII lie o'l"r necessary "ni buildings.
Possession 'nm be had abou' the first of jan
nary rev. A'so. the purchaser can obtain n
'arr of the Sioc d Prov:sinms.
ror t"rthe' particulars apply to Mrs. Sophia
::unitn, on thu premises. J. B Smith. n, Mr..
" W Igor I" tn" subscriber, n; Edgefeld Court
House.
MILLEDGE L. BONIIAM.
Nov !. 1899 r. an
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29

We commend to the attention of our readers,
the resolutions Of the Merchants OF thus place
They have our hearty approval. We "ope ,I.a,
the mercha s of Hamburg, and the country
generally, will Cooperate with them. We also
hope that the planters who carry cotton to Hum
burg AID Augusta, will refuse to take o.c dollar
of the Georgia shin plaster currency. II they
are compelled to receive u sinai, amount of it
in change, they can easily return the hills TO Au-
gusta. and exchan c them for larger notes. Il
is certany reflection upon us. that we have
so long permitted the circulation of the raga cd
littl" bills Of another State amongst us. They
drive ont speric. AS long as they circulate, ,spe-
Gle will be scarce.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29
Colt Stakes,

Is O run nt the Pin, HOUSE on Christmas
day. 500 entrance heats. Fee
f"ra"y hrce Y. ar old foi. rai>ci IN either of
the 'ist' icIs of ,dgcii"ld. Abhnvillr. N"wbr
ry> ':arrwrl or L''xin.ton. There will be- no
RAJ" IN 80 three colts ar" entered. tnv tr,cd
con '"r'"ltS tn race. and the money to he given
to the next best colt. 30 one ~ crirr NOR" than
on" colt. {. GLOW il. Treasurer.
" Three colts have already been entered.
y" co.. can h' entered after the 10Th of De-
ccmbrr.
Nov IL. 1893 f4l
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A Teacher Wanted.

4 Grntlcm who viii come well re-
commended ~ n Classical Teacher.
will find cnllny ym"ui as Principal of The
Ed"riicld Male Academy. from The l,r of
Jnnnnrv nrx'. 'v making appIira,ion Ia
James Terry. Esq. Secretary OF The Board.
By ORDER Of TUE BoAnn.
Oct 81, 1888 tf 3o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29

On Thursday evening lasr, Mr.. F.. BA-
CoN favored the ci,iz.n> of our ViIIn.c,
with an exhibition Of his Glass of young
Ladies, III thai most in.portan, and u>, lul
accomplishment, Mu,,c
THE performance of his pupils did murl,
credit 10 THEMSELVES. and to th.r Ins,ruc-
tor. The young Ladies generally display
ed much ease, grace and dignity in their
skil!ul touch of the Piano Forte. Thi,
when accompanied ;lh tn. natural nclu-
dy and skilful management of their voices.
gave TO this favnritc instrum"nt. Il charm
"hosc effect was very perez tihly III rkrd
on the conniennnc', of the spectators pre-
sent IN that occasion. We hope Nr b.
will still continue his Concerts. whrh thus
Tar, have been yer! en,c' aiming ;,,d graft
flying to us. AMATEUR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29

Death If Judge Bay.-Te Charleston Comr
ier, of the 2ls, inst. says: "Thc venerable Eli.
hn Hall Bay is no more! He departed this life
on Monday night last, without a struggle, in the
e5il' year of his age. For near half century,
he filled the Office Of Associate Justice of the
Court Of General Sessions and Common Pleas
of this State, having been appointed on th
18th of February, 1871, aud having held tic
Office until the day OF his DEATH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29

North Caroli"u Legish"turr.-This body
,ssenhlcd al Raleigh Oh Monday last
In the Senate. after two Intellectual at
'rmpl' to make Speaker, an ADJOURN
ment took place. Mcssrs. Jovnrr (Whip)
and Wilson ". b. were voted for, and
there was tie each time.
In The House of Commons. VIM. A. Ora
ham, (Whig) was elected Speaker on The
first ballot, bSl2 votes over Michael Hoke,
". BY
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29

Raleigh and Columbia Rail Road.-At meet
ing of the Stockholders at Raleigh. on the 18th
inst the following gentlemen were elected off
GERS of The Company: George w: Mordecai,
President; Duncan Cameron, \ iliiam BoyIan,
]. w. Hawkins Charles Manly, and Thomas
p. Devereux, Directors.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29

Ne'c Jersey. Til" National I,telgenccr ex-
ira, OF the 18th inst says, that Samuel L. Soul H.
ard Is elected U. s. Sem OF rom New Jersey,
for six years. from the sd OF March next when
his present term expires. The vote in the Le-
eislature was as follows: for Mr. Southland, 36,
for MIR. Dickerson, "a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29

Resolutions Of the Merchants of Chester, con-
eeraing the Banks Of Chera,o Georgcto,rn and
Lamburg.-It is 10 be regretted that the ,er-
chants OF Chester should have thuus lit it ne
cessary 10 pass resolutions, calculated to affect
in the slightest degree, the credit of these banks
We believe them all to be perfectly solvent
With regard to the Hamburg bank, the people
i'll this section know that it has been faithfully
managed. and that il pays sperie promptly, for
oil its bills when presented. We hope that it
will soon enter INTO arrangements. if i, has not
already done 80 t" make its notes bankabc in
Charleston. There will thea, no longer, be any
room for complaint
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-29

day evening, on which occasion Gen. Tall
'iadee. Ptesnien' Of the Institute, made
an interesting address which is thus sketch
Z" ih t''r J"nrnhl oi Commerce.
ne shid that more than half the State,
VI tue o"ion were represented b> articles
"i competition at The + air. He held M.
'''e '''""e' "i II ilowIn" machine hrh had
o'eh srn, from Maryland. and which was
.t'f 'ihc'cht III cutting grass and 9rain.-
nc re"rcu to INC cattle which had been
e""''"e" ai'u SOFA a' Tie fhir, aud spike
e"'''eS.'E o' 'ne o'ckwHrdn"ss of the far
''',S "' NE" YORK nnd The adJaceni States
,n Tic improvement oi The breeds Ofcattle.
TIC sal" 'i'i't Nrntucky had started first
.''''s' carhcS'IN III TINS uHitrr, and ,nat now
,'cr c't'i' were better ttian those of New
or" NY nearly one hundred per cent.-
o"'" was III tiIs respect ncN' I" Kentucky,
""t II traveller iron, Ne" York VIII" should
P'>S 'hr""S" i,''ii''S' i'i.''"na, "r indeed
"'''"s' any oi me new states, would he
"I"','Sn'' III 'he superiority OF the ca'll"
""'c" "c S"" ".'rS where. rms Is atl,l-
""'," "'ne "'ihc".tE O, chhh@'ni; tie hab-
n'"' '' 81" agricultural population, while
NV pol'"'',"'' OF Il ne" country were ca-
81. 81. '"''e' VI, ~ u" P'a" "l improvement
S''' '"' 'H,''''"'' '' ''h'S mi"ht clInl-
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1cnncssce-The Knoxville Register. Of the
l4tl, inst says that the Hon. Hugh l.. White,
has sent or his resignation to the Governor. OF
his sen, in the United States Senate.