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OBITUARY..

Died. al her residence, ilr this village,
on the 9th inst. after a prorrac'ed illness,
Mira. Theresa, cor,~ort of DR.. II. T.. Minis.
in lhe 25Ih year of her age.
Mrs. NJ. was for the last eight year, Of
her life, an exemplary member of The Dap-
Iis' Church. and displayed throughout her
life aud last illness. a christian forlitude
and patience, during Trial and suffering.
AS well as a meekness of resignation To the
dispensaion of Providence, which caused
her to fall asleep in the arms of JESUS
As wife she was dutilul and alfpctionatr.
as a mother tender and kind. and as IL
friend faithful and true. All paneeyrick
aside, she was esteemed mos, hv those who
knew her best. Hler virtues will ever live
in the memory Of her relations and friends
as incentives, to them TO live the life of
the righteous, that their last end NAV be-
like hers. She has left large circle Of
relatives and friends 10 mourn her ire
parable !oss.-Communicatrd.
Another Revolutionary Soldier gone
Died. in Oelelhnrpe co., Ga. on The 2Srh
uli. Mr.. Michael Buff, in the l02d year OF
his age. Mr.. Buff was soldier under
Gen. Forbes, in 1888, and was at the cap
ture of Fort Duquesne. and in The Rcvo-
luIionary War he took an active part.-
lie was in the battles of Brandywinr and
Germantown. Mr.. B. for the last lO or
II years of his life. has been an orderly
member of the Baptist Church.
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The following extract of letter from
Colonel Bee, theTexian Ministerio Mexi
co, received by The Tcxian Consul at New
Orleans. represents his reception to have
been different from that heretofore stated
by the Mexican papers: and would leao
TO the anticipation; in which lie himsell in
dulges, that his negotiations may y'l even
luate III settlement of The dsselisious be-
tween the two Republics.-Mobile Chron-
icLe
Il landed to-day, as General Victoria
expected an answer from Mexico by EX-
press aud have not been disappointed;
he is desired to allow me to remain nVcra
Cruz, until they can consult upon the pro-
prie'y of receiving me. The very fact OF
my having been permitted to land, and oI
being treated courteousIy by Gen Victoria,
Governor of Vera Cruz, is highly favora-
ble 10 Texas"
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FRANcE.-Very few can comprehend.
precisely, The various shades of political
opinion that control the ruling parties in
France. The droite, the gauche, the
centre -gauche. The centre .droitr. The doc
trinaires, the legitImists. the tiers parti,
&c. are worse than Chinese puzzles To
most readers. We doubt if the leaders
themselves understand profoundly the com
pIexion Of their politics,
1.-The droite (righl) was formerly meant
for the administration party generally.
2. The gauche Qrfi) for The Opposition.
3. The centre-drote fright cenire) and
4. The cenlre-g gauche. (lell centre) are
made respectively of either oflhe for, going
as the central or neutral members, Goa
lescr more TO one side or the other.
5.The doclrinaIres arc the academicans,
philosophers, literary professors, those who
affect at least to have the light of reason
and truth and SCIENCE for their guide, aud
The industrial arts of civilization aud peace
for their object and aim, rather than ars
for couquesls aud military slory-the con-
servatire rather than destructive policy
yet we see Souit ranked us semi couse-
vative: so far true, we believe, as he is OPP
posed to any practical interference in the
war in Spain, of which he himself saw the
the fatal policy in the time Of Napole-
on. The doclrinaires, as men who wor-
ship an academic scholastic life, prefer of
course strong aud monarchical govern
ment, SD long as their Laboratories aud
lecture rooms remain protected from The
intrusion of military baynne,s on the one
side, or loco foco "but. enders," such AS
our city boasts, on the other. Guizot,
'membre de l'Insliut'' and former pre-
ceptor of the Duke Of Orleans, lecturer
and wriIer on the philosophy Of history,
&c. is at their head
9. The leeitimisls are easily understood
as The ulra-Carlisr believers inthe divinity
only of The Bourbon dynasty.
Z. The tiers-pari, and the republicans,
andBonaparis's and the juste milfeu seem
to have disappeared from the ARENA
Euening Star.
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Rich'd Harris. sch'r. Adam Alexander,
John McKniit Alexander, Neil. Murrison,
Hezekiah Alexander, Hczekiah J. Bach,
Zaccheus Wilson, John Phifer, James
Harris: William Kennou, John Ford, Ezra
Alexander, William Graham, John Quea
ry, Chas. Alexander, Wailslll Avery,
Ephraim Brevard, Benjamin Patton. Mat
thew Mcclure, Buhrr Erwin, John Elem
uiken, and David Reese
ABRAM ALEXANDER, sen.,
Chairman.
JOHN MckITT ALEXANDER, sen. Sec'ry.
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RELIGION.

In proportion as man advances in life, and
withdraws himself from maternal care,
the passions goad him-srief draws tears
from him, and gloomy thoughts possess
his soul. His companions can no Ion
ger console him-his mother has no,
words sufficiently en,icine 10 restore him
to virtue. A stronger support becomes
necessary TO him; he seeks Being who
will defend him from his own passions
If he find him not, he will perish, for
God alone knows the profound mysle-
ries of our hearts.
Religious sentiments only prevent our fall.
say more, they elevate US and make
us men. Very different from other
animals, who have received weapons and
ins,icnt man can neither live, nor be eleva
ted without morality and religion. His in
teiiect and his heart teach him, that
there is God, and in proportion as he
banishes from his mind, this idea. he
loses his strength and his greatness
Was it not at the moment. in which i'm
pie,y reigned among the nations. lha,
Athens, Rome, and Babylon beheld The
term oftheir power! They perished like
bodies destroyed by licen,iousness-like
the fallen Angels of whom Scripture
speaks, who no longer sustained by the
Al.PowerfuI, fell at once into The eter-
nal abyss. God has wiIled himself to
be the sole defence Of his most perfec,
work. He has bound man to himself,
by the necessities Of his heart, and the
grandeur of his thoughts; he has made
him strong by religion. and he has raised
him from that abasement, in which he
finds himself on earth, in giving him the
power Of living in the heavens, by faith
aud hope. Aime Martin.
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From the Richmond Jn1uirer.

AGREEABLE News From LoSDoS.-
The following Letter from Washington
announces the happy termination of the
hegoriaIion for the shipwreckcd Slaves
1t is very agreeable news for the owners
for the South, whose rights are thus res
pected-and fur the whole Union, because
one of the difficult subjects in negotiation
is thus adjusted and removed. The gov
crDment has succeeded in settling a very
delicate, difficult and prolractrd subject.
The Minister, upon whom much unjust
censure has been thrown. as regards this
very question, has finally settled it. 10 the
satisfaction of our Government, and al the
same lime to the people: We consraru-
late our readers on this agreeable result:
WAsHISGToX, June 8.
"The Great Western has brought news
Of AL interesting character also as regards
this country-at least the Southern Sec
ton of il. II is reported that our Minis
ter, Mr.. Stevenson, has succeeded in ma
king al arrangement with The British Gov
ernmenf, by which it stipulated that the
value OF the slaves shpwreckeh, some
eight or ten years ago, upon the Bahama
Islands, shall be paid to the claimants
This if true, and there is no reason to
doubl D is not ON y important, us regards
the individual claimants, but equally so
in nutional point of view, as it establish
es a great and important principle. 1t
will be seen. therefore, that our Minister
has been unjuslly censurrd, by some of The
Southern staIemen, for IL supposed cglec',
or inaltention To This matter. So far from,
thar, he is entitled 10 great credit for The
ability and zeal with which he has con-
Quoted this delicate affair; and when the
correspondence shall he published, have
No doubt he will receive the thanks of the
couutry--particularly The slavrholding
STATES. The arrangement is said to d,
ample justice to the claimants, us it secures
To them the full value of their property,
with interest. This arrangement secures
10 The claimants nearly $500 apiece rol
their slaves, including men, women and
chlldren-m0re than was ever allowed oll
any former occasion by the British Gov
ernmenI. Mr.. GalIutin succeeded. I he.
lievc. in getting only about $500 for tic
slaves that were taken oil by heir ships
of war during the late war with thai
country"
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secs in his Imagination, the grain whcih
he soon will reap. Hope presents to his
view, the moment in which he will en-
JOY the fruit of his labor. With her, he
waits with patience, works with conf
dence, and is truly happy. Oh! you
who cause bis bliss. abandon him not !
Watch over his repose; at his departure
from home, follow him, sweet Hope !.
At his return, Oh Sleep! bestow upon
him thy benefits.
Miss Eleonore dc, y.
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The British Queen. Of 20l6 tons, was
TO sail from England on the first Of July
and arrive here on the 12lh, about ten
minutes past four. or thereabouts. And
again, the Archimedes steamer, with a
screw paddle, of $50 tons, will sail from
England, some time this summer. for
New York-so we were informed by the
agent Of the company last year inLondon
Mr.. Strickland has secured the exclusive
use of This patent right for the new steam,
company of Philadelphia. The Atlantic
will be covered with steamers in two years
~ Y. Herald.
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A'schOr HsOstimg Cloths.

From the celebrated manufactoty Of DcFom SC0
Of the Prorincc Of Saint Gaui in S,cit:crland
BNlTE Subscriber has jus, received full as
~ sorlment of the abuve bolting CIolhs di.
rect from The manufacturers, COMPRISING all tie
numbers used either in ordinary country Mills.
or for the finest mcrclmntabr Flour, which viii
he sold y per cent. less than ever offered in
this place before.
All cloths bought ofthc subscriber are war
ranted i'll every particular
WM B. STANLEY.
CnIu min ). =. NV 1872 CT
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EdgefieId SheriG,s Sales
June 10. 1897

viruc of >nniry writs uf fcri tacias. to
- me directed, will be sold ut Edgriiel.l
Court House. on III" first Monday and Tnesday
in July next the following property. viz:
Il. + MrDo aid. Assignee vs. Thomas \
Cobb and Jam"s Carer. Que Hons" and I.o,
in the tow: Of Hamburg. known as the prop.
rrly of Thomas A Cubb.
Meetze & Bauknishi. Assigrcrs. vs d. &.
Hayes, one tract Of Laml continuing 6ll acre
NOR" or less bounded by John Croul Cary
Snel rove and PlymaIe j. Fort ami others
Terms Cash.
w. II. MOSS, s. E. D.
10th June, 1899 10
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N T. ~ r. He ili
~ H.I .NRURG. S. c.

VENIIE Subscribers beg leave to inform their
Il friends, and the public generally. that
they have associated themselves together in the
Town of Hamburg, for The purpose Of trans
acting general
Grocery ard Commission Business,
in which capacity they offer themselves to tho
public, anil hope. by strict and close attention
TO business. TO receive Il liberal share of patron
age. Their Stock shall llc,eibe composed of the
most choice and well selerled articles usually
kept i'll Grocery and Sta lie Dry Goods linz.
All Orders, or letters addressed TO thrm To-
any article. or business OIL Commission. shal.
meet with carelnI attention and despatch
HENRY l. JEFFERS.
HUMPHREYS BOULWARF
Hamburg, May 1:}. 1889 ac lG
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From aLondon Correspondent ofthc National
lntcYi0cnccr.
LONDON, MI

LUNDON, NHy IT. IooJ.
On the 10Th, on the motion of Lord John
Russell, the House of Commons adjourned
till Monday, the 9th inst. The noble
Lord said that; on Friday, The 3lst instant,
the Secretary for the Colonies would hiring
forward the motion Oh The affairs Of Ja-
maica, which would he taken into consid-
GRAFTON, and they (he GovernmenD should
moi propose that any farther proceedings
should he taken with regard to the bill for
the Government of Jamaica.
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oHpDOS2l1 12sleHgs.

HPY Divine permission, will preach on
AB Monday 24th inst. ar Siloam.- tuesday,
at .'eilnwsllip.-Wednesday, ut Damascus
Thursday, at Mountain Crcek.--Friday, at
Stephens Creek.-Suturday. at Gilgal.-Snn-
day at Red Hill.-Monday, at Antincll-and
Tuesday. at Pleasant Grove.
Nlinistering and other brethren, who may sec
these appointments, will make them public.
WILLIAM p. HILL.
June 3, 1889 Go
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m beg leave most respectfully to inform NV
Il friends, aud the public generally. that Mr
HUMPHREYS BoULwARE has assocmIed himsf
with me. and that the business will hereafter lie
done under the name uf JET FERS & BOUL.
WARE. and hone that n continuation of tr
liberal patronage Hitherto bestowed, will be
mcrilcd and received.
r. l.. JEFFERS.
Hambnrg Nav l3. 1880 nc 16
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500 Reward.

STOLEN OIL Monday night the slh instant
y from the residence of Capt. F. B. BeIcher,
Patent Silrer Hatch. with Silk Braid Chain,
and Brass Key attached to it.
Whosoever will deliver thu said Watch to
the subscriber. and proof sufficient to convict
the thief, shul! receive the above reward.
RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON.
April II 1882 It'll
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DISSOLUTION.

ENIE Coparlncrship OF II L.JErrsRs& Co.
IL Of Hamburg. South Carolina, was dis
solved on the lst of Angus, 1888. by mutual
consent. All unsettled business ol the concern
will be attended TO by Ii. l.. Jeilers.
il l.. JEFFERS.
r. BARBER.
Hamburg, May 9 1899 ac 1G
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From Me Charleston WcrcurY.

From TExAs.-By the steam ship Gu
ba, at New Orleans, Houston dates have
been received TO the 31st ut.
James Webb has resigned the Office of
Secretary Of Stale, and has been appoint
ed Attorney General
The Telegraph ofthe Goth ult. contains
an account Of an attack made on parrv
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The pious. eloquent. and distinguished
John Robinson. d. d.; who himself well re-
members the particulars of The declaration of
the 10Th May; and was personally acquainted
with nearly all its sgnefs and who testified
(tIlis day. to their high individual as well
as the truth Of the event i'll which they were
arIors.
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The following is list of The sisners of the
Mccklenburg Declaration Of Indepen-
dence. 2O'h May. 1775.
Abram Alexander, sen'r, Thos. Polk,
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On Tuesday the 2Sth May. 1889, by
the Rev. Mr.. Gildc->Ieevc, Mr.. Wilson
b. Bradley, Of AbbevilIc DisIrict, 10 Miss
Martha, second daughter of Mr.. John Nc
Master, of Charleston, S. e.
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Public Notice

TS hereby given, thata Petition signed by
u the citizens at Edgefeld Court House, viii
be presented to the Honorable the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Stae Of South
Carolina, at its next session, for the incorpora.
ton of the Village of Edgefeld.
NAVEL, lS39 I6
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SHaDIe & Fsx3eCy Goods.

suitable for The season. Embracing almost
every variety of Fancy Goods that are usually
kent in this market Their Goods have hecn
selected with great care. and they feel conf
dent that they are able to give their customers
satisfaction with regard to prices aud quality.
They invite their friends, and customers. 10
call and examine their Stock, and buy Goods
at low prices.
They feel thankful for past favors, and hope
to merit continuance of public patronage.
NICHOLSON q PRESLEY.
March % 1870 If
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He who after a loss. Immediately with
out staving 10 lament it, sets about repair (
ing it, has that within himself which can
control fortune.
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Notice.

pf order of the Ordinary. will be sold at
u - Edgetield G.. II. OH the first Monday IN
July next. OH credit till tue 18th of Decem-
Der next. Seven Negroes Of the Istate of Ed
war'l Garrett, deceased Notes and security
required of purchasers.
JAMES MILLER,
hgcnt ofttc Executor.
June 10. 1882 10
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Foreign.
NEW ORLEANS June 9,

Latest from Merico.-The schooner
Creole arrived last evening, bringing dates
from Mexico Of the 25h Nav, Vera Cruz
3Oth, and Tampico to The lst inst.
Gen. Arista, at the head of 600 infan-
try, arrived at the bar of Tampico on the
evening ofthe 9Th ul,, surprised and cap
surcd the fort at that place in the posses
sion oil a small number of FederaIists, and
schooner ofwar, formerly the Texiau
schr. independence. The action with
the CT dsuant Independence lasted about
Is minutes the majority of her crew hav-
ing basely deserted her. The wounded
left on board, with two principal officers
who behaved gallantly, fell into The hands
of the Cenlralsts, who sustained no loss.
Gen Arisra despatched brig to Vera Cruz
to obtain S large pieces of ordnance, and
two mo.tars, with munitions of war, &c.
with which, as soon as they arrived, he in
tended to attack Tampico, in full conf
tlence that he would he able to take il.
without losing man. Gen. Urea was
at Tampico, which he had fortified to the
utmost of his power. We expect interest
ing intelligence by the next arrival.
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STRAYED

"a ESROM the subscriber, on the
I II l4lh Of April, S miles from
Hamburg, on the stage road to
<.Nkass.f Edgefeld C. If. "A dark greg Mare.
about a years old, and between 13md ii hands
high. She had the scratches on one of her hind
feet; the fetock is or was cut off that foot Her
tail mostly white. and dim star OH her fore.
head. Any information will be thankfully re-
ceivcd $50 reward will be given for the dc.
livery Of the mare.
o RUTHA ANDERSON.
May 81, 1880 ~
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The Peru-Bolivian Confederation dis
solred and General Andres Santa Cruz
supreme protector, Abdicated.-From Pc
ruvian papers lately received, we copy the
proclamation Of Santa Cruz, made at
Arequipa in South Peru, after his defeat
by the Chilian expedition in January;
"Recent events in Bolivia and at Puno
demand Of me every sacrifice, 10 avoid
the evils of civil war; |, therefore, decree
Il abdica,e from this moment the
Protectoral aulhority, which legally ex :
ercise, over the States of the Coufedera-
ton.
I'll. The State Government Of South
Peru. and the local authorities, will continue
to preserve order and enforce the existing
laws, until National Convention shall de-
eide upon he future state Of The country" )"
By another decree, Gen. Santa Cruz re-
signs The Presidency of Bolivia, and in an
address to the people of the Republic, he
says:
''Do not scandalize the world, Boivi-
ans; by excuses, which must bring odium
upon our country. Anarchy will DESTROY
you if you be divided among yourselves,
and yield to the counsel of evil passions.
Wherever Divine Providence may con-
duct myself, and as long as my absence
from my native country may be rendered
necessary for the general good, shall not
cease to hope arden,ly for your prosperity
which has been my only object for The last
ten years."
Willis, Gen. Santa Cruz still remained
at Arcquipa. his troops mutinied. and he
retired TO Islay, port on the Pacific. He
was there lodged with the English Consul.
MIR. Crompton. An attack was appre-
hended from the populace. and seventy
men were landed from her Britannic Ma
jcsty's ship Samarans, to protect Santa
Cruz. On the 18th of March, he embark
ed, taking with him Generals Miller, Ger
dena, Riva, Aguero, Senor Garcia del
Rio. Senor Irisarri, LATE Chilian Plenipo-
Tertiary, land other persons Of Distinction
Globe.
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.gstrononeicaI Lectw,.e.

A LECTURE. will be delivered in the
IA Court House, this EVENING,
Tickets so cents, at the Drug Store.
Thmrsday. June 20 1S3D.
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kHY w r. ~ a. Al.
MARRIED

" The saken tic Eat binds heO ,ciHing hearts.
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7O-MEETING-STREET-70
Only p'ac" in Charleston for BraniIrctli's
l"g"tabl Universal Pills. which is my own of.
flce and opened for the exclusive supply. Do
not forget
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DR.BRASDRErH's OFFICES in New York;
III BRDADWAY,ls7 Hudson street. and 27G
'nwrry. betrecn Prince and Houston-sts.
'eware of connlercis. Druggists NEVER
mn % uuputs
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intelligence, ourdelegares were surround
ed, but not Overwhelmed, with new difficult
ties and still reaIerresponsibilile They
still proceeded in their noble work, with
unhinching frmness. The 18th passed
over. The night was consumed in sleep
less and grave. hut uuwearied deliheraIion.
The sun of the 20lh Of Nav rose upon
their labors. They fell the awful resp0n-
sibiliIy Of their situation. They knew the
dangers by which they were surrounded
the extent of the power they defied, and
the weakness Of Mei- o,cn arm to contend
against it. Still they waverpd not. The
proposition for independence was fnally
Observation-Disclosures and
unanimously agreed to. in The chaste-sim-
pie, firm and sublime language, which has
this day heen 50 well read in your hearing
by our venerable Friends 1.-THE sense
of America at that moment has never heen
so we'll expressed before nor since"
After devising measures for The safety
oflheir new government, and for the secri-
rity Of the persons and property of the
citizens, and the future progress and sue
cess of the Wing cause IN our section of
Stale. our Convention dissolved; and its
delegates again returned to the ranks
Of the people, hut NOT 10 he idle spec
ta'ors of The hearl-sIirring events that
were occurring in our country.
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Miscellaneous.
EXTRACT

From the ADDRESS Of Col. ID. NJ. Barrin-
ger, delivered ut The celebration of the
anniversary Of the Declaration Of hide
p.ndence, in Concord, n. c. Muu 2OM,
The native American., 1839-06-22
COMMUNICATED.
&C." NATIVES, AWAKE"aH
tradesnen

Mr.. Editor: / noticed call in your last pa
per for meeting of the Association, to take
place on Wednesday evening last; which call,
am sorry to say, was but poorly responded to
there being not sufficient number present to do
business. presume the object Of the meeting
was to consider the propriety of celebrating the
Fourth Of July ensuing, as we have formerly
been wont to do-which, by the bye, ought, in
my humble opinion, to be celebrated by all Ma
tive Americans in becoming manner. | think
it unnecessary to say more at present, but do
hope that we may have general turn out at the
adjourned meeting, on Monday evening next.
If it be thought unnecessary by the Associa-
ton to have dinner served up for the day,
presume it will not be unworthy Of our cause,
and the day, to appoint some one or more Of the
able advocates of our good cause to favor us, and
the community generally, with an address or two
appropriate to the occasion.
| have not the least doubt, Mr.. Editor, but that
we shall have full meeting on Monday even
ing at which time, we shall be able to make all
necessary arrangements for the celebration Of the
4th Of July. A NATIVE.