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49, ST. ~ ~
HHNHE Subscribers beg leave to return
their thanks to their friends and the
public generally, for the very extensive pa
tronage heretofore extended to them, and
from their close attention to business, hone
10 merit n continuance of tie same. They
have now on hand and will continue 10 keen
q large and well assorted Stock of
Groceries, Dry-Goods,
Hardware, &c.
Selected by themselves expressly for family
use, among which are the following articles
Dagging, best Hemp aud T'ow,
Bale Rope, and Irvine,
Sugars, fine S.. Croix, Portorico, and
Loaf.
Coffee, prime Green, Rio, old Java,
and White,
Molasses, N. Orleans, and Cuba,
Salt. Iron, and Steel,
Flour, Rice and Bacon,
Spirits. Wines, and Cordials,
Windso- Chairs. and Wood Ware,
Smith Tools, &c. &c. &C.
The quality ofe ii will be warranted good,
anil are offered for sale at low prices, such
US they hope will correspond with the pre-
sen, low price Of produce. Orders for any
of the above articles shall DC promptly at
tended 10 by
HI. JEFFERS, IL Co.
iiotIburg, June14, lS37 tC2O
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SDU EIH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS e

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
E.& C. Yarnall, VS..
Bartiel Winding,-Shober ATTACHMENTS.
q Bunting, vs.. the Same.
~HEREAS the Plaintiffs did this dny file
w their declaration in the Office Of this
Court, against the Defendant, who is absent from
and without the limits of the State, (ns it is said,)
ana having neither wife or attorney known with
in the same, on whom a copy of the declarations
with a rule to plead thereto, ought to be served:
1t Is therefore ordered, that the defendant appear
and plead to the said declarations within u year
and u day, otherwise final judgment will be given
and ntarded against him.
GEORGE POPE, C. c.. p.
Clerks Office. Dec. I, 1887 daq "A
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NOTICE.

LII persons nre hereby forewarped from,
"a trading Tor n certain Note of Hand. civen
o hrnl~n Drake, OH The 9th of August, for the
mount OF seven,y-fvc dollars, us I do mt intend
pay 1t, as ] have not got Value Received: nav.
bic twelve niontlIs otter date. f'
august, 81, 1890. en-
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NUTTTE.

ER ANYWAY or stolen, from the Subscriber
A@ OIL the 10Th instant, 4 negro man II, med
BEN. Said negro is of dark complexion, rather
low statue, heavily built, quick spoken, scar OH
his breast, IS TO 30 years of age. A liberal r..
ward will be given OH delivery to Inc, CT securing
him i'll Jail so that l can get him.
JULIUS DAY,
Near the Pawcluse Factoru.
Oct 81, 1897 Il %
The Charleston Mercury, and Augusta Chorni-
Gle ~ Sentinel will give the above three weekly
insertions and forward their accounts to the sub
scribcr-
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DissOlUtiOn.

p59'i" Fopnrtnersillp heretofore existing be.
= tt"n G. d J.. CHURCHILL. was dissolved on
the 11th November, by The death of G. Churchill.
The business will be continued by
l.. nj. CHURCHILL.
YaIaburg, S. G., 1, 1887 d ~
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Notice.

Notice.
n IL persons indebted to the late Daniel
Gallman deceased, are requested to
make immediate payment.-And oil per
sous having demands against said deceased
are requested to present them duly attcsted.
r. BURTON, Adm'r.
With the WiH amazed
Sept. 9Th, 1887. tf3I
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NOTICE.
NO tfce.

"A LII persons having demands against tho Es.
IA tate Of William T. .Abney, deceased, are re-
9uested to render them to the Subscriber proner.
y attested, by the first of February next. And
those who ate indebted to said Estate are re-
4uested to make payment in bills of the Bank Of
the State Of South Carolina.
RICHARD COLEMAN.
Dec ~, 1887 45 administrator
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NOTICE..

"A LII Persons indebted TO the Subscri-
IA Der either by note or account, arc re-
gtuested to. make immediate payment, as
longer indulgence cannot he givon.
II. A. GRAY,
Edsoheld c. II. Nov. 8 b 40
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WI Resolution.

PENfE Firm heretofore existing under the name
& OF ODEa Il THOMAS has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. All those indebted to
ti'' SAID firm nre respectfully requested to call
AMI make settlement with the Snbsc rihcr.
GEO. w. THOMAS.
November IL. 1887 "A
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NOTICE.

T1HE Subscriber having associated Mr..
Il William Crapon with him in business
he informs his. customers that the business
will hereafter be carried on under the firm,
of SIBLEY g. CRAPON, at his old
stand in Hamburg.
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NOTXGE.

"OTXCE.
"A LL Persons Indebted to the late Chris
"A tinn h~reithaupt, deceased, are reGr.st.
cd to make Immediate payment. And sll
persons having demands against the estate
OF said deceased are requested to prest II,
them duly attested.
Feb, S5.
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NOTICE,

a 'A Persons indebted TO the late Charles
IVA Thomas, deceased, are requested to make
payment; and all persons having demands against
the estate OF said deceased are requested to pre-
%nt item dn!v attested. JAS. T.. ADAMS.
Nov 81. 1897 If Idmiuisfyai0r
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Notice.

a II. persons indebted to the Estnte Of Joh,
Ia Blackwell. deceased, are requested TO make
Immediate payment, and those having der ,1ds
TO presen; them properly at,ested.
TENANT, administrator.
March 2S I2:7 tcp
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Ja nSa" NJ tG Tama, vs.; ATTACHMENT.
"HEREAS the Plaintiff hath this day filed
w his declaration against the Defendant
who resides beyond the limits of this State, and
having neither wife or attorney within the same
upon whom II copy of said declaration, with a
rule to plead thereto, may be served, 1t is Or
dered, that the said Defendant do plead 10 the
said declaration within n year and n day, from
lhis date, otherwise final aud absolute judgment,
will be awarded against him.
GEORGE POPE, C. C. p.
clerks Oitlce, Oct2O, 1887 dQ 40
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SOUTH CAROLYN
-, , "L|NNI' VI Ia, C.. C.. r
Clerks Office, April IL, 1887 II IF.
u CAROLINA.

CAaSDkRNA.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. /.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Fair, VIZ. iote.Sh :1uach"ent'
Park g. Fowler. isS"hiPsit.
E7HEREAS the Plaintiffs did this day file
w their declaration in the Office of this
Court, against the Defendants, who are absent
from and without the limits of this State, (as ills
sadly and having neither of them n wife or attor
ney, known within the same, OH whom n copy Of
the declaration with n rule 10 plead thereto, ought
to be served: 1t il therefore ordered, that the De.
PENDANTS do appear and plead to the said declura-
ton, withina year and u day. otherwise final and
Judgment will be given and awarded against them.
JAMES WARDLAW, Ger.
Clerk's oif'cc, NOV IL, 1887 dag l3
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"A III persons indebted to the estate of Samuel
IN Caldwell Esq. late ofAbbeville District decd.
are requested to make payment Immediately. and
to m"s having demands to present them duly at.
OF the subscribers. ~
JOHN COTHRAN,
J. l.. PEARSON, I.adm,rs.
A. G.. CALDWELL,
August g. 1887 'tf %
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FRESH Supply

NTeSk -Ssspl3Ey
6AF White Lead No. l and 2 in oil, do
" do dry, Paint Brushes, Sash Tools.
Grllners, Blenders. White Wash Brushes,
Putty, Sand Paper; also Coach Varnish,
Copal tarnish No. one and two, Japan Var
nish, Black Varnish, Lint-seed Oil, toee,h-
er with other Paints, and dye-stufs sc. &c
just received at the Edgefield Medicine
Store For sale by
Edgcfeld. Oct. s., n AZ
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JOSIAH SIBLEY
For Sale.

JOSIAH SIBLEY.
For Sale.
Now on hand and daily receiving an exicn.
i've assortment of Goods from the North
consisting in part of the following articles
selected by one of the concern viz:
6O0O Bushels Salt,
$1,000 lbs. Swedes Iron,
10000 7" Bacon Middlings,
5OOO Hams and Shoulders,
y U Cast and blistered Steel.
5uoo Z" Castings, consisting of Pots,
Ovens, Skillets, &c.
100 Kegs Cut Nails g. Brads.
lou Sets Wagon g. Cart Boxes,
U Pieces Hemp & Tow Baggiug,
100 Coils Bale Rope.
~ Pieces Stacking,
10 do O%snaburgs,
500 Baggiug Irvine
~ Chests old Tyson, Imperial, and
Gun Powder Tea,
Az Canisters, do do
1000 Spanish Cigars,
25 Kegs + + Gun Powder.
10 HID choice Sl.Cruix Sugar (Gnr
family use,)
40 Do POrtorico, do
1000 lbs Double refined Loaf & Lump
Sugar,
100 Bags prime Green Coffee,
SO do White Java,
3 Pipes Holland Gin,
10 Bills American do
2 Pipes CoSnac Brandy,
HID Jamaica Rum.
l HID ST Croix do
80 Bills n. T.. Run.
% do. do hiskcv,
10 do Monongahrla, do
10 Casks swcct Malaga Wine.
2 do Muscat do
2 do old Madeira,
10 do Sherry do
5 do Peppermint Cordial,
25 Bills. New No. 3 Mackercl,
10 half do No.2
25 Boxes Window Glass,
50 Kegs White Lead (Union brandy
20 Boxes Manufactured Tobucco,
10 do Yellow Soap,
20 do Sperm Candles.
10 do Tallow do
l HID Copperas.
S Ticrce Rice
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n OtiCe

NOtice.
f'HE Partnership heretofore existing
between the Subscribers was dissolved
on e-e 4uh inst. by. mutual consent.
a. Y. BURTON.
l. BURTON.
September 90, 1887 Il 90
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SOUTH

SOUTH
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Ar A''1 T' r %Ss'i vs. Assvnrs,r.
INHE Plaintiff having this day filed his dccla-
- ration i'll my Office, aud the Defendant
having no Wife or Attorney known to he in the
State, upon whom n copy of the declaration may
be served, Ordered, tina, the said dcfc do
appear and make his defence within n year and n
day from this date, or final and absolute uldg-
mcnt will be awarded against him.
GEORGE POPE, C. CT.
Clerks Office, Edgelield, April 81, 1887 eb ~
SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
VIM IoL b, H M n VS.. ATTACHMENT.
~ lie Plaintiff having this day filed l,isdcclarn
d uon III the above case, and the Defendant
oclng without wife or attorney, known to be within
the State, upon whom Il copy of said declaration.
with Il rule to plead. could he served: Ii il Or
dercd, that the said Defendant do plead to the
s;tld declaration within II year and IL day, from
this date, or Judgment final and absolute will be
given against him.
GEO. POPE, C. c. T..
november q, 1917 aqd ~
SOUTH CAROLYN
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
VIM: NJ. Butler, vs. ATTACHMENT,
William Cook. AssuMpsIr.
TENIiE Plaintiff in this case having on the 9Th
III day of April, 1887, filed his declaration in
the Clerks Office, and the Defendant having no
Wife or Attorney, known to he in this State, upon
whom n copy of the said declaration may he scrv-
ed: Therefore ordered, thnt the said defendant do
appear and make his defence within II yea, and n
and absolute judgemon, lwiirfbae ffoHilihliF&RifihRra G Sa :
to the said Plaintiff.
GEORGE POPE, C.. c. p. \
Clerks Office, April ls, 1897 II If
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Notice,

i,
"A Ii persons are hereby forewarned
~ from trading for a certain Note of
rand given to me by William Dolby, for
Seventy Dollars, payable to me or bearer.
on the first of January, 1880. Said Note
has been taken from my possession without
my CONSENT therefore caution said w.
Dolby from paying said note without nv
consent.
her
ZELPHA * NOBLE.
Jan /, 1888 4s mark.
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NOTICE.

w HOhIO
a LII persons indebted to the late JefTer-
IA son Richardson. deceased, are requests
cd to make immediate payment, and ali
persons having demands against the estate
OF said deceased are requested to present
them dnly attcsted.
BENZ. RICHARDSON, admin
TIfEOPHILUS HILL, istrators.
Mnrch &. 1896 tcs
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SOUTH CAROLINA

:, \; ! %''s:" b "a 60. vs. I
7 Vie Plaintiffs in this case havig:hIed
their declaration in my Office, atftbbes
vile Court House, on the 2llh day III March
1887 Ordered, that the defendant d. plead
thereto within a year and a day, frdn that
date or Judgment by default will be rttblered
against him. =
JAS. WARDLAW, c. r.
Clerks Office, May 8, 1897 Hn =
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5 Cases Mems thick Boots,
5 do do Calf
1000 lbs Sole Leather,
n sFfihv Ma,sesme%'s 4 Boy, Saddles, Brides
HARDWARE CUTLERY &c
CONSISTING OF
Blacksmilh's Bellows, Anvils, Vices.
Hand aud Sledge Hammers, Screw Plo,e.
Files. &c. Knives & Forks, Pocket Knives.
Guns aud Pistols, Trace and Halter Chains
And-lrons, Smoothing Irons, Waffle Irons,
wafer Irons, Fad, Stock and Knob Locks,
Hand, Mill and Gross Cut Saws.
WOODEN WARE.
n good assortment such rs Buckets
Churns, Tubs. Pals. Boxes and Measures
FURNITURE.
Fancy Cain Scar g. Rush Bottom Chairs
Large do do Rocking do
Cl,ildren's high Chairs, Bcd>tcads, Stools
Willow Cradles Carriages. &c.
SHELLEY n CRAPON.
Hamburg Sept. 18th 1887 81
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-04
PUBLIC SALE.

I'm pursuance of an order Of the Pro-
bate Court of 'Amite County, at the
Term, 1888, we will sell to the
highest bidder at auction, at the late resi-
dence Of Robert Montgomery, deceased, on
Thursday the first day Of November, 1888,
all the perishable property of said Mont
gomery, consisting Of Horses, Hogs, Cat.
tie. Sheep, Blacksmith's Tools, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Corn, Fodder, &C.
Sale to be on a credit ofsix months.--NoteS
and approved security required.
EDW'D. CARROLL,
V. T. CRAWFORD,
Executors.
Sept. go, 1888. SO
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-04

whom accorded in opinion upon all great
questions Be it therefore remembered,
that If | sustain Mr.. Clay, neither he nor
his friends are 10 believe for moment
that surrender any one of my political
principles Far otherwise; ! will retain
them all, and should ! still be in the SEN
ate, if he were elected, and attempted TO
carry out any principle in which have
disagreed with him, he would find in me
the same opposition | have ever manlIes-
ted.
In voting in elections, as in the dis
charge Of every other duty to society, 1t
is my business to do all the good can,
and i'll cannot get candidate to vote for,
who comes up to my political standard,
TO select that one which comes nearest to
il.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-04

is the fact. They sell them as they sell
stocks. If thut part Of the sub-Treasury
bill had passed which proposed to make
the selling of stocks Government con-
Germ, the Globe would not think my news
from the stock market unmportaht.
The Collector Of this port has gone to
Washington 10 consult with the Treasury
Department about the new duty which has
been ordered upon some kinds of silks and
ribands. This raising ofthe tariff by the
fiat of the Treasury continues to create a
good deal of feeling here. The duties, it
is stated, are suspended till the Collector
has new instructions.
The weather is very hot. The mad
dogs begin again to alarm our citizens.
The Portland Advertiser says that Gov
ernor Kent will make survey, as has
been announced; but no military pre-
parations are making, and il is not intend
ed to use military force, The Governor
but obeys an act Of the Legislature.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-04
FEMALE INGENUITY.
lSecret CORRESPONDENCE. J


A young lady newly married, being
obliged to show to her husband all the let
tiers she wrote, sent the following to an in
innate friend:
~ cannot be satisfied my Dearest Friend
best as am in the matrimonial state,
unless | pour into your friendly bosom,
which has ever been in unison with mine,
the various sensations which swell
with the liveliest emotion Of pleasure,
my almost bursting heart. | tell you my dear
husband is the most amiable Of men.
! have now been married seven weeks, and
have never found the least reason to
repent the day that joined us. My husband is
both in person and manners far from resembling
ugly, cross, old, dsagreeable and Jealous,
monsters, who think by combining to secure
a wife, it is his maxim to treat as a
bosom friend and confident, and not as a
pIay-thing, or mental slave, the woman
chosen 10 be his companion. Neither party
he says, should always obey implicitly;
but each yield to the other by turns.
An ancient maiden aunt, near seventy,
a cheerful, venerable d pleasant old lady,
lives in the house with us--she is the de.
light of both young and old; she is CT
vii to all the neighborhood round
generous and charitable to the poor.
| am convinced my husband loves nothing more
than he does me; he fatters me more
than q glass, and his intoxication,
(lor so must call the excess Of his love-
often makes me blush for the unworthiness
of its object, and wish could be more deserving
of the man whose name | bear. To
say all in one word, my dear,--and to
crown the whole, my former gallant lover
is now my indulgent husband my londness
is returned and | might have had
a Prince, without the felicity find in
him. Adieu! may you be blest as ! am I'M
able to wish that ! could be more
happy"
N. B,-The key to the above letter, i:
to be read the first and every alternate
line only.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-04
MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK,(
Jackson, Sept. Sept. 1888.
To the Editor Of the Southern Sun;


To the Editor Of the Southern Sun:
DEAR SIR:-Please publish the follow
ing resolutions which passed at a meeting
of the board of this date:
LIST. ReSolred. That whenever this
bank commences her discounts, a due re-
gard shall be had to the respective districts
in dispensing her loans, prior tothe estab-
lishment of her branches, in order that
each section of the State shall have an
equal participation in the benefits of the
institution, provided the same be applied
for on satisfactory paper, having at all
times due regard to punctuality.
Cd. ReSolued, That no paper shall be
permitted to pass at the board, having on
it, either as principal or security, the name
or names of any person, who shall at the
time of such offering be under protest in
this bank or either of its branches.
4th. Resolved, That all notes presen-
ted for discount, must be placed in the dis
count box at least one day previous to the
day of discount, otherwise the same shall
not be considered by the board.
4th. ReSoIued, That this board will
commence her discounts on short time and
on small amounts, Thursday, the 9th Sep
TENDER inst; and that the regular days OF
discount of this institution, will be on each
succeeding Thursday thereafter.
Extract from the minutes.
w. P. GRAYSON, cash'r,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-04

The following account OF land slide IN
Vicksburg is given in the Free Trader OF
the 25th Instant
LAND SLIDE IN VIcRsBURG.-Durlng last
week there we're alarming indications OF a
landslide or sinking Of the earth in the vi
entity of the landing at Vicksburg. Deep
rents in the earth parallel to the river, were
found to have been made as high up as
Washington street, nearly opposite the
site of the late Pinckard House, commenc-
ing near the bottom Of Main street and
running southwardly as far as the rail
way. The large Ware and Commission
House, owned by Messrs. Corfrew and
Watts, at the upper part of the levee, near
the bottom of Main street, began to give
way, and in the course of a day or two be-
came a ruin, allowing time for the cccu-
pant to remove goods, &c. This house
was once owned by Judge Lane and rented
for $4,000 per annum; at the present
time it rented for about $4,000 to several
occupants whose business and goods must
of necessity be much injured by such a
speedy removal. Several other houses are
swerving from their perpendlcular.-The
beautiful new house, commenced by Nc
Dowell, nearly opposite the late Plnckard
House, has been badly cracked by the
sinking of the foundation.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-04
ELECTIONS.
w, P. GRAYSON, cash'r

Vermont.-Thc fourth congressional is
the doubtful one Of Vermont. The Bur-
lington Sentinel, the Loco Foco candidate,
is prabably elected. On the other hand,
the Free Press published in the same place,
and ofthe same date, thinks that there is
no election, as Mr.. Smith falls about one
hundred and fifty short Of majority in
the towns heard from.
In the fifth district, Mr.. Fletcher, the
Van Buren, candidate for Congress is ell
ected.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-04
FROM THE NEW YORK AMERICAN,
August 90, 1888.

august 10, 1000
The CHERoKHEs. wehave seen sew.
eral statements implying that these In
dams were still dissatisfied, and subject,
in consequence TO harsh treatment by the
forces ordered to superintend their emf
grafton, we take pleasure in impartng, on
UNREASONABLE authority, the following
facts
The whole of the Cherokees were, on
the 3lst ultimo, collected in four camps,
ofwhom 5000 were around the head-quar-
ters of Gen. Scott, and the remainder, a.
bout 4,000 in three other camps, in add-
ton to 5000 sent off TO the West in June.
They are perfectly content to emigrate as
soon as the cool season shall return. The
General takes care to see them well fed
and clothed, furnished with tents, physi-
clans, medicines, and hospital stores. The
campis about twelve miles by four, cover
ed with wood and shade, and supplied with
forty or fifty good springs and running
streams with the beautiful Hiwassee river
touching it on one side. The Indians are
cheerful, and conide unreservedly in the
General, who has succeeded in making an
arrangement withthem, by which they are
to conduct the emigration themselves, the
Government furnishing from time to time,
upon the Generals acquisitions, out Of the
purchase money stipulated TO be paid TO
the Indians, (amounting to more than six
millions Of dollars funds for carrying on
the removal, The chiefs and headmen
are already engaging wagons and organ
izing parties for the land route. Two re-
giments only, the infantry and 3rd Artil-
lery, are returned by the General, rather
for protection to the Indians than as the
guard over them. The militia are all
discharged. No sentinels are posted over
any of the Indian camps, and none are
wanted. The Indians not only do not at
tempt escape, but they could not be driven
away.
We rejoice in being able to commuui-
cate these facts, which soften so much the
rigor ofthe decision that dooms the Indians
10 deportation, and which rebound to the
honor Of Gen. Scott.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-04
From The NJ Y. Comnaerc;oI 1d..-..- -

From ths N. X. Commercial Adv,r,,.s
The papers affirm that foreign iDtsrv..
ton in the affairs Of Switzerland beco ,el'
daily more probablc--the immedi., s'a y
jects beng the suppression Of the corS 0 20
and to procure the expulsion Of Louis pu''
aparte. A fatal ARRAY had taken ula n Don
the Schweitz district, between the asI.
Gratis and liberals, in which the landam ,S'o'
and another person were killed. an