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state oi south arOlina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac Branch, ATTACHMENT,
Isaac Branch,

Archibald Hamilton. AssumpsIr.
"HE Plaintiff in this case having, this day,
IL filed his declation in the Clerks office,
and :e defendant having no wife or attorney,
known be in this State. upon whom copy
of the said declaration may be served: There
fore ordered, that the said DeGeadan, do appear
and make his defence within, year and u day
from the filing Oft the said declaration, or final
and absolute judgment will be forthwith awar.
ded against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, Ger.
Chrk's Office.
Way H. 1-39 B&T aeq 16
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Uniform Of the Brigade Pay
master of Cavalry.

CoAr-Dark blue cloth, double breasted two
rows of buttons al equal intervals, tenlr each
row. the rows four inches apart at the top.
aud two and half at the b tom; stand up
collar ur blue cloth to meet in fro and hook;
skirt 10 be,nade after the fashion of the cti-
zcns' coat and incd with blue cloth; wit
button nj each hip. one at the end of each fold
and one intermediate in each fold; cuffs uI
blue cloth. Two and half inches deep. witt
three small buttons at the under seam; 4 gulu
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Feeding Horses ,cith Grain. The pro-
per quantity ol'lhe respective kind, is reg
uIared by weight, for in this proportion
are the different kinds considered nuIri-
lious. As for example, we give 10 horse
per day, half "a hushe of naIs, The weight
of which is seventeen pounds, and if we
wish 10 change to other grain, as barir!,
rye, or Indian corn, the same weight will
suffice; and as these grains are much IIcn
vier than oats proporlionale less qua III
ty by measure viii suffice. Another rule
deemed important is this. that whenever
heavier grain is substituted for oats. a
quantity of fine cut straw should be added
as substitute for the husk of The oats
This induces more perfect digestion of the
grain.
Oats are more beneficial to horses if
ground; aud hay, if chopped fine.
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Green Peas.-According to New York
paper. Maine farmer says he preserves
green peas for winter use, simply by shell
ling them and putting them. into bottles
ahd corking Them very tightly. They
should bp used as soon as the bottle is open.
In this way you may have green peas all
winter, if you like.
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asrivaaier General of Cavalry.

senbly oI south Carolina, passed the 18th OF
December, ls3>.
Briyadicr General of Cavalry.
CuAT --Dar. blue cloth. double breasted, !wO
rows OI buttons. ten IN each row set III pairs,
'hc distance hefween The rows live inches al
the top and three al bottom; stand up collar
TO meet alil hook in trumt; culS Two aud Il hali
incnes deep, t" q" round tile sleeve liar'l ei
with the lower ed dse, and to button with three
small buttons ut the under seam. klrt 10 be-
What is called three quarters. with buff cloth Or
kerseynere tulnbacks; h. bottom "f Ire SkIrl
nur less than three and Il hail nor more tha!'
five inches broad with gol,: embroidered star
al the connecting point OF lir buff OH each
skirt; pointed cross flaps TO the skirts with
four bllttous equally dislributed; TWO hip but
tons, to range with tie over buttons "n the
breast. The collar, cuffs, rmrnhacks tacIng>
and lining of buff cloth ur krrscymere
i5REECHEs, OR TRUwsERs-Dark blue cloth or
kcrSeymerc.
CRAvAr, OR Srock- Black silk.
Buors-Lona, tn reach is high lis the knee, and
won over The tr0wsers.
,iLuvEs-Buif aanniets. 10 reach halfway from
tie wrist To the eIhnw.
i}rrroSS-Gilt convex. three quarters ofan iucli
i'll diameter, with pa:n,rtO emblem.
EpAULErrEs--Gold with solid dcrrScent; n silver
enbr ,ldercd star one allda laii inch diameter
or the strap; dead and brlgln gold bullion hal
an inch diameter and three inches and Il halt
long
SWORD AyD ScABRARD-Sabrc, gilt or brass
scahbard.
SWORD BgLT-BlacR leather OF morocco, EN-
broidrrcd with gold gill chain or embroidered
leather carriages; gilt plate with palmetto
device in silver
SWORD KSoT-Go d cord, with bullion tasscls.
SPURs-Ycllow metal or gilt.
SAsH-Buif silk net. with silk bullion fringe
ends; SASH to 20 twice around the waist and
tie OH the right hip. Worn under the swol d
belt.
ScARr-Purple satin or ribbon three inches
wde.ro he worn over the rig shouderlndrr
the strap OF the epaulctte, the ends In met on
the left side, under aud concealed bythe sash ;
all embroidered silver star one inch and three
quarters in diameter, upon lhc centre OF the
srari opposite the left breast
CAP-BIack leather. helmet SHAPE the Crest TO
represent solid brass; gilt scales; gold lace
bands one inch and a half wide; gIIt pal
metto in front three inches and half long.
surlnounled by plume Of three yellow rs
trich feathers. RISING from gilt socket.
Horse Furniture.
HousIyG-Dark blue cloth tn cover the saddle.
Il border of gold lare :, half inch wide: n 20 d
embroidered star four inches in diameter in
each flank corner.
with dark blue clOtli; Il
border of gold lace IL half incli wide; sold
embroidered star three inches in diameter up
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Tuck IN Your RUFFLE.-"We'u .
few nails 10 make" said a blacksmith to
his son as he came home from school at
IL O'Clock. Thomas tucked in his rulflle,
aud took off his coat, and was black
smith till he earned his dinner, aud eat II
with good relish. "Put OUT your rutfl.r
Thomas, it is schoo' time nUn," saih ,nr
farther. This is the picture of lhr day;
hut it would answer just as well for "A sond
many others. Thomas expected il; and
was as happy with his ruflir tucked in a,
his mates at their play.
1t would be no bad notion in these hard
times, for many young man to tuck in Iii>
ruffles and swing an axe, or hold plough
or make nail-for many a young man,
whose expectation of riches from the gains
Of trade are sadly disappointed, 10 earn ii
living in some calling which the world
honors less, but pays beIter-somc occu.
patton which while it holds out no delu-
sive hope of immense wealth by a singh
speculation, assures him OF competent
food and raiment.
We would here recommend Agriculture
in special manner. MOI such farming aS
consists in first running in debt for lands
and mortgagins them back for payment;
and then borrowing m"ney to put up fine
buildings. and then hiring men TO carry on
the farm. No This Is not the way. Bui
lay your own shoulder to The wheel-rnck
in your ruffle, and earn your bread by the
sweat Of Your brow II will he the sweet
esr you ever are.-Frankiin Farmer.
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Sta e OF SUut ar.:lina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Thomas L. Jump. VS.. Attachment, Assumno,
Park & Fowler. 'A''n'n'"' fAs'"inpS''
Hatch Kimball a. CO ! (.,.,.
vs. Park & Fowler ''"'eH' T1''"niPs''
'a'HE Plaintiffs in the above cases having this
day filed their declaration, and the Defen-
dants having neither wives nor attorneys
known to be in this State, ordered, that if the
said Defendants do not appear and make tlIeip
defence. within year and day from this
date, final aud absolute judgement shall be
forthwith given and awarded fol the said
Plaintiffs in attachment
JAMES WARDLAW, c. C. P.
Clerks Office,
Nov %, 1898 BIT ADJ As
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For lot so blest, my voice raise,
Almighty God to thee;
Thou needest not an angels praise,
Much less such praise from me.
But l will bless thy bounteous hand,
For all thy gifts bestowed;-
Before my heart could understand,
Ten thousand thanks | owed.
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From Hoods Comic -Annual.
AL,AY OF REAL LIFE.

y LaI OE pb'fL LII IL
Some are born with wooden spoon in thel
mouth, and some with a golden ladle.-Gold
smith.
Some are born with tin rings in their noses
md some with silver ones-Silversmith.
Who ruined me e'er was born,
Sold every acre, grass or corn,
And left the next heir all forlorn!
My Grandfather.
Who said my mother was no nurse.
And physicked me, and made me worse
Till infancy became curse?
My Grandmother.
Who left me in my seventh year,
a comfort to my mother dear,
And Mr.. Pope, the overseerl
My Father.
Who let me starve to buy her gin,
Till all my bones came throug h my skin;
Then called me "ugly little sln?"
My Mother.
Who said my mother was Turk,
And took me home and made me work,
And managed half my meals TO shirk'
My Aunt.
Who "of all earthly things" would boast,
He ,thated others bratS the mos"
And therefore made me feel my post?
My Uncle.
Who got in scrapcs, an endless score,
And always laid them at my door,
Till many bitter pang | borcl
My Cousin.
Who took me home when mother diedl
Again with father to reside,
Black shoes clean knives, run far and wide?
Ny S:epmorher.
Who maned my stcalthy urchin Joys,
And when played. cried "what noise,
Girls always hector over boys3
My Sister.
Who used to share in what was mine,
Or took il all did he incline,
Cause was eight and he was nine7
My Brother.
Who slroked my head and said good lad,'
And gave me sixpence, ''all he had,
And at the stall the coin was bad!
My Godfather.
Who gratis shared my social glass,
But when misfortune came to pass,
Referred me to the pumpl Alas!
My Friend.
Through all this weary world. in brief,
Whoever sympathised with grief,
Or shared my joy, my sole relief7
MYSELF.
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PROSPECTUS.

HIH be published IN augusta. Ga. on the .frsl
Saturday Of October, lo.',. the first au"Ger
OF Veekiy Journal. TO be caiicd
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@oetie aeeess.
FOR THE ADVERTISER.
TO E


TO p,
The voice of the robin that sings
In the grove so sweetly, has fowni
No longer around thee it filings.
lis music by zephyrs once blown.
Yet come. gentle robin again,
And rouse the old oak by thy strains,
Nor tune the sweet matin in vain,
For Heav'n shall feed thee with grains.
Ny eyes shall gently scan each limb,
Ofthat old oaken tree to find;
Pcrchance, to get glimpse Of him,
The sweetest songster ofhis kind.
Sc, strike! those tuneful chords once more
And break this silly silence now,
NV ear and heart will both adore,
And pay, with thee, kind Hcar'n, VOW
So sweetly stealing on my ear,
Thy magic music soothes my heart,
And bids my passions all to hear,
And wish to act 4 nobler part.
Hark. soul and ear and all my powers!
= Ny robin, robin sings once more;
In early dew and morning showers
May he continue ever more.
HERO.
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From the. Ladies Companion.
FARMERS HYMN,

FARMERS HYMN,
God of the hills and verdant plains,
bless thy ruling hand
For drifting SHOWS and driving rains
Are sent by thy command.
The opening spring is decked by thee,
With each delightful flower,
And every leaf and bud see,
Bear impress of thy power.
The ripening Summers burning sun
The Winters piercing cold
The changing seasons as they run,
Thy wisdom, Lord, unfold.
The joy that centres in my cot,
No less thy wisdom owns,
With rural happiness my lot,
cannot envy thrones.
Love dwells within my peaceful breast.
Al every mornings dawn
And when the sun sinks in the West.
My cares are all Withdrawn:
Although secluded from the mart
Where crowd the thoughtless gay
Where in the scenes that vex the heart,
Men waste their lives away.
Beside the hill the purling brook
Glad natures fond retreat
With gratitude to Thee look,
.snd songs Of joy repeat:
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tate of >Outh Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

VIM. Brunson, vs. FOreigH Allachtcent.
William Drum. Debt
TWNHL Plaintiff in this case having on the ltls
u Of September, filed his declaration in the
Clerks Office. and the Delendan, having no
wife OF aiormey known to lie in this State, upon
whom !. snpy of the said declaration may be-
served: I. is therefore ordered that the said De-
fcndani do appear and make his defence within
n year aud day. from the filing ofthe said dec
laraton, or final and absolute judgment will be
awarded to the said Plaintiff.
GEO. POPE, C. C. p.
Clerks Office, Sept II, 1888 eq 33
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Wade Speed, surviving parner)
OF Watkins d Speed, for the Attachment
use of John Watkins, in
vs. nehf
Ado phus J. Sale.
job" Watkins, Admr. of II. NJ. Attachment
VS.. Same. Assumnsit
"HE Plaintiffs, in the above stated rnses.
II having filed their declaration IN NV OF:
fee. on the twenty-second day of November.
1888, and The detenda' having no wife or at.
torlley known 10 he in this State, upon whom
acopy OF the said declarations can be- served:
therefore Ordered. that the said defendant do
appear and make his defence within year and
day from the fling of The said declarations, or
final and absolute judgments will he awarded
against him.
JNo. F. LIVINGSTON, c.c P.
Clerks Office
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State OF South (aIuilna,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Mark S. Anthony
VS. Attachment: Debt.
Adolpl,usJ J Sale.
Drury Callaway,
VS. Attachment: Assumpsi,.
Adolphus J. Sale.
Speed d He>ler.
surviving partners. Attachment
VS. Debt.
Adolphus J. Sale.
VNhe Plaintiffs in The above cases having,
on the twenty-second of November Io35
flied their declarations in my Office, and the
defendant having no wife or attorney known to
be in this State, upo' whom q copy of the dec
laration, with n spec al order of the Court en-
dorsed thereon, can be served: therefore Or
dered that the said Adolphus ]. Sale do appear
and make his defence. within year and day
from the filing of the declarations rs aforesaid,
or final and absolute judgment will be forth
with given and awarded against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, C. c.p.
Clerks Office
Feb IA. 1899 {B&T $40 age 3
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Adiutant Generals Office,

COLUMBIA, I'D February, 1889.
HTNIFORM of the General and Staff 9th.
q GERS of Cava'ry OF SonlII Carolira, pre-
scribed by the AdI Intanl II Inspector General.
i'll obedience to a resolution Of the General AS
sernbly oI south Carolina, passed the 18th Of
l)arp,nhar 1S.}~
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New Spring 6, Summer
DRY GOODS,
BUST Received.

A LARGE supply of superior LEMON
IA SYRUP, delightful Beverage for the
Summer season. For sale by thu bottle and
gallon. by Fl. R. COOK & CO.
Hamburg, !pril 10, 1899 If II
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Uniform of the Brigade Hnior, Assist
AMI Deputy lnspeGor or brigade In

AM Deputy Auspe&4Of or 1brISuuc HI
specIor, and Bril- tic Judge Advocfc
Of Cavalry.
CoAr-Dark blue cloth. single breasted, one
row of nine buttons placed at equal distances;
stand up collar 10 mret in front and hook;
the collar to he part buff. the butl 10 extend
four inches on each side from The front. th''
rest of the collar blue; cuffs two and a halt
inches deep. blue. with three small buttons
AT the underseam; the skirt to he what is
called hrec-quaricrs in length. with buff turn
backs, the bottom Of the skirts moi less than
three and Il half nor more tran five inches
broad, with a gold embroidered star at the
connecting point of the buff on each skirt
pointed cross flaps of blue with four buttons;
equally distributed; two hip buttons to range
with the lower button on the breast. Facings
a:d Innings hull'cIoth or kerseymcrc.
EPAULErrEs-Gold bullion with solid silver
crescent and silver strap, the bullion half aIi
inch diameter and three inches and 4 half
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State of :0uth Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THECOMMON PLEAS.

William Ysrboropgh. z;; Attachment
THE plaintiffs having this day fled
Il lheir declaration in my Office. and
the Defendant having no Wife or Attorney,
known TO be within the State. upon whom
COPY could he served; it is Ordered, that To
said Defendant who is absent from, and beyond
the limits Of this State. do plead or muke-his de-
cation of this Order, or, in default thereof final
and absolute judgment shall he awarded against
him. GEO POPE, C. c.P.
TsS F,i,i.i i, 1ssS. n;j!s'' {sno $3.50 oqe ?
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$50 Reward.

As STQLEN from the subscriber
M-Tf ~ on the ns hit OF the l4th inst.
> dar: bro'cn ("early back horse,
~.St,- rather of the pony size Saiu
horse has The following marks, viz: blaze in
his face. the letters e. p. branded on his hind
and fore leg and in his gait he lifts his hi feet so
that they are much worn Any person returning
sai,I horse TO me, living on the Five Notch Road,
seven miles above Whit Hail. Abbeve Dis
trict will he paid $40, or for the hnrs and thief
$40. w. HENRY CALHOUN.
May q, 1899 C II
The Augusta Cons,itu,ionalist will publish
the above hrcr tmr- an,I forward tic account
20 me at Smithye AbbcviIle District, s. e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-06-27

Uniform Of the Brigade Quarter Master,
mud Aids-tIc- amp of tho BrigIdicr
General Of Cavalry.
CoAT-Same as prescribed for The Brigade
Major &C.; except the collar which will be
all huff.
EpAuLErrEs-Goldw with solid crescent bullion
one fourth of an inch in diameter and two and
halfinchcs long. One on each shoulder.
Burrows,
BREEcHEs, or TRowsERs,
CRAvAT. or STOCK,
! BouTs, Same nc nrescril,-
SPURS SPURS ed for The Brig
4Lo' S hs' c,,,, ade Major, &c.
SWORD BELT,
SwoRn KNOT,
| SASH,
CAp.-Samc as prescribed for Brigade Major,
&c. Pompon for the Brigade Quarter Mas
ter, blue, and for the Aids-de. Camp, yellow
dropping horse hair:
| Horse Furniture.
Same as prescribed for the Brigade Major, &c,
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!}REEcHEs. or TRowsERs,
'RAvAr, or STOCK, Same as prcscrib-
Doors, ! ed tor Brlgadler
SPURS, General.
iLUvES,
SWORD AND SC,EBARD.
sword kxor-Gold lace strap, with gold bui-
lion tassel.
SAsu.-Rel silk net with silk bullion fringe
ends
SWORD RELT.-Black leather, without embroi-
derry, gilt chain carriages.
CAp.-Same as prescribed for the Brigadier
General, except the gold lace band which wl:l
be three quarters Of an inch wide; and in
stead of The plume dropping orse-har pom.
pom: for the Brigade MAJOR and Brigade In.
pccior red, and for the Brigade Judge .Advn-
cate black. The Brigade MAJOR will wear
an aigrettr nftwsted gold cord with ail
tags: the aiguillettc To br worn under the
epanlette Of the ri ghi shoulder.
Horse Furniture.
SADpLE-cLoTH ASn IoLsrER covERs.-Dark
blue cln,h without lace or star; saddle.coth to
he worn under the saddle.
Birdie,
NARTISGAL, s,ro &c ,roscr;b.
CoL'.An, I'd for Brigadier
MoUNTfNGs,
GIRTHs Ann SGRcINGLE,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22
Waeilloner Gompf> GiebcreD.
Nfuo= Mnb Maldinen 8us.
Octctcr Is.

Nie ltntcrfbrictensn, tprletr rc 9ampf, 8icSes
~ rep in OabilIrn, mctde an tas Matbincnz
1Haarcnla9cr in rcr @riettrabe tffBt, tejrscn ba.
ten, linp tcreits Tctfcllunscn auf ellc Nrten eiz
ferner Ola{6inens sNrteit an5uncDmen, mic SioS,
srprrn, fbra9s unb 8alanee 8arer, Iiiibt,
minren, @ursecns. 2HinrmdDt. Gfen, z etItten,
laUfe, 2easentrrcs, ubrs unD Scniterz 8eritttc,
0ammtretter, <ane(eitcn, pfusf4oarc, &c. &C.
AudD rperrrn iie tctt4npiS auf !5anp talten cine
srrbe Ausmabl pflsr, sprlde prn crfabrenen Gr.
tcitrrn auf rir tctfe Qrt tebrtjt np, re le cnjln
crer tepm Sutenp 70 rrcblfSiG ankictcn, ais tic
irscnnwr trntt Setauft mrrren tcnncr
3eitellunSen ric III Der GieBcrcp 9claBen cher
rureb bic 9rtt an bic ltntcrfhrctenen apprtbirt
mcrren, tren rInttlib tct:rSt merren.
81. 9. 2ltts mctal unp allc Nrtcn Saurtsrro>
butte mtreen i'm Nustauf4 anSencmmen, nne ca.
fir bic btbltsn Nrelle tssablt.
2Eilliam y. I5art,
Sfaac s.. Sr. mn.
oNaBiQpn, Sanuar 1e. 1859. Nv.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22
THE OHIO STATESMAN.
SESSION PAPER.

Acrordnr to custonR we again present to
the neouIe Of Ohio our prospectus for paper
during the session Of the Legislature. Many
neysonS who do not find It convenient 10 SUD-
scribe for n paper printed at tins place Tor
whole year, do so during the sitting OF tne Ae-
gislature, being DESTROYS OF seeing "lla. 10 uons
Ry those in whose keeping they have entrusted
the affairs of the State. 10 accommodate TINS
lust desire In the people to be thoroughly ac-
auainted with every thing pertaining to their
happiness and welfare, we nave IN TINS pro
Snrctus extended facilities and favorS beyond
What has been customary. We shall issue
during the session weekly paper Gree OF ad-
vertisements,) at fifty cents-S se"Ii-"eeEly
paper at one dollar--a Ui-weckly az TWO doi-
lars, and daily at three dollars ny sh's ar
raneemeut. We will be able 10 acconimodate
every portion Of theState by ali the mails, e1we
hone our friends will not be remlss IN awaiting
themselves of these means OF information. Ii
is all important that every freeman should be
fully acquainted with every question touching
the welfare Of the State and nation.
The approaching session Of the OHIO LeslS-
lature will be most important one. NO pre-
vious one has ever had the same number u
delicate and exciting questions 10 meet ana ac'
uDon-ouestlons which cannot be avoided, no:
DISPOSED of in a moment. Among these are
our Internal Improvements, and the exper-
ditureS under them. - The condition OF oui
Banks, and the banking system under the Sec
ond susnension.-Ihe revision OF the laws, a.
colla,ed under All act Of the last Legislature.
The aDlo,tionment of the State into Senate
rial and Representative districts, and more
lust and equitable taxation by re-V"luatlon
of D,o,>ertV will be discussed. All these queS-
tions have been contided, by an overwhelming
voice Cf intelligent freemen to the care a1'c
keepinw Of the democratic party, and 1t is M
r,ortaut that that patty should meet them H.
sober earnesness, and in that spirit If candoi
and patriotism which they will bring together,
for the public good.
We shall also give such sketches OF the do
ings Of Congress sS we conceive OF 'nmcuiatc
interest to the State, by the earliest alC OF cor
respondents.
BY the aid of daily and tri-weckly paper,
we Shall be able to throw out the earliest cas-
tern news, foreign and domestic. which we
hope will not be overlooked by those desiring
such information, and with the aid d power
press, Oh new aud improved model, we ex-
pect to add greatly to the facility OF preparing
our papers fur the mails, without the loss even
of an hour. We ask only such support as cor
responds will. our exErtions to make our pa
per useful to the public.
TERMS OF THE SESSION PAPER.
Weekly Ohio Stat .;Han, 50 so
Semi-weekty q w
Tri-weekly W
Daily " w
All payments must be in advance or refer
suce to member of the Legislature.
S.&gH. E. NEDARY.
Columbus, Nov. 8, 1853.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-22
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