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Security agaius. the Wheat Fy.-When

Security against the Wheat Fy.-When
there is an abundance of clover or hemp
around a wheat field, i: has been ascertain
ell to certainty, that very much less in)n-
ry viii be done TO the wheat by the grain
flies Than in most other situations. The
reason is plain. The weevil deposits lis
eggs on the sweetest plants it can hnd, and
prefers the clover or hemp even 10 wheat
Might it mol be good plan for farmers,
whose wheat fields do mol happen To be
situated in The midst of clover field, 10
SOW a pretty wide row of hemp around the
outside orthe lot furlliwilh.-Main Cult
rQtor.
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vMiSceELty7aeOaES.

Unfortunate Mistake.-A French gentle.
man living in The lower part Of the city re-
Gently received q cork leg from Paris. up
on trying on which sad mistake was dis
covered in ito construction. The leg moves
backward instead of forwards. and every
time the unfortunate gentleman steps for
wards with his rsai.lsg the artificial one
pulls him buck again; SO that the only
way be can make uae Of the leg at all is
by strappiug il on heel foremost and SO he
10 now saen. going through the streets with
one foot pointed before and the other be-
Bind.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-11
State Of SOnth Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Attachment.


James Harrison I Attachment.
VS. Henry Evans Debt OH Judgment.
TMyHE Plaintiff in this case, having TIN, day
-E filed his declaration, and the Defendant
having no wife or Attorney known in this
State, upon whom copy Of the same can be
served; OH motion Of Plaintiffs Attorney, Or
dered That tile said Defendant do appear and
plead TO the said declaration wirhiu n year and
day from the publication of This order, or
judgemen. will befendered neainst him pro con-
jesso. IL GEO. POPE, C. C. P.
Nov. S. 1889 wSw 81 so age 40
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PASS IT ROUND.

Great Harrison. he was the ono
To lead the esons of freedom on.
Richmond Wig.
And when they went the foe to find.
Great Harrison be staid behind.
NeD Era.
.Poor Indians" TOO, without "hound,"
Caught Granny" "sieepin" wery sound?'
N. H. Argus.
And when awoke at break Of day.
AS wont to do. she ran away.
Cuyusa Toe'in.
When she heard the cannon's roar.
They never saw her any more!
Baltimore Republican.
Straight to our river in a boat,
"Tippcd' in . flannel pe!t;coat:
Chalieothe Journal.
Che went home to snug safe quarters,
To muse, Oh Thames bloody waters.
Fulton Democrat,
She went. quito ehilrdin feather bed,
And cried the "blood's on Croshan's head
Ne,o Era,
when Proctor journeyed from afar,
To whar she was-she wasn't thar.
Nashville Union.
And 90 It was-Tfppe was right
CausoiryShe did not dare TO fight.
Republican Herald.
"Let Croshau fight. I'll run" said she.
AThe British ne'er shall shoot at me-"
Portland Argus.
In feather bed, 90 snug and warm,
Away from sword or bullets harm,
Our Granny slept again. till day,
Then in her ,aanncls sneaked away
CassSM Recorder.
And while her troops staid firm. behind.
To North Bend sneaked, and the-restgned.
Corsaekie Standard.
sehe ,.poer mans candidate" is she,
Who'd cell them into slavery!
Bay Stats Democrat.
And take tho money for to buy.
"Poor niger slave" afore he die.
And By tbs abolition trick.
Mako Hoea slaYes freemen-nighsy sl'ek:
Weekly Record.
We, still the wings in triumph shout.
"Hard Cider TIP" will kick Ivan" out!
Columbus Democrat.
But "Uncls SAM" knowing one.
Saws, acau't come that" "Miss Harrison!"
CoEsaetie Standard.
Nor will tho people ever 'chap"
His alien and sedition law.
Salem Adeetiser.
In second childhood now is she.
Under the guardianship of,hree;
They will not let old Granny speak.
Cause the old critters mind is weak.
Ne,o Ere.
The presidential race draws nigh,
Both nags have got their mettle high;
But one has "Granny" for the rider, :,
Quite sheavy wet" with "old hard cider"
Mississippi Free Trader.
nAsk my Committee, ifyou'd know"
Quo,h Tip, "what intend to do;
"But do think there is no sin in
"Seling white men and ,ch,pping women!"
N. C. Standard.
All, ha, "OH TIP" you ne'er can come it,
While Georgia lives TO show yon somewhat /!
Sac. (Georgia) Daily Telegraph.
In vain the Wings with loud hurra,
May shout their valiant chieftnin's name,
He's but little man Of strau.
His deeds have ne'er hcen known to fame.
Edgsfeld Adoertiser.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-11

Peach Trees.-Tobacco leaves put a.
round The body of peach trees. Just be-
meath the surface of the ground, are te-
commended by A: Dey, as preventive Of
the worm that destroys the trees by eut
ing the bark.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-11
State Of south Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Leroy Taylor, VS.. Attachment
Ivy Taylor. Assumpsit.
'5<HE Plaintiff in this case. having this day
fled his declaration. and the De.endan
having n" wlfeor Attorney. known in this Stae
upon whom c"py Of the same can be served
On motion. ordered that tile said Defendant
do nppea, and plead TO the said declaration
Within year and a day from The publication
hereof. or final and absolute Judgment will he
awarded against linn.
JNO. r. LIVINGSTON, C. c.r.
Clerks 0ffic...
Wy" 'e'" { H&r $3.50 aqc Is
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The New-York Times says that Coun-
sui Erist has bcen arrested al Washington.
by Capt. Wendell. ona charge of false
imprisonment. and held to bail in the sum
of thirty thousand dollars.
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TO Printers and Publishers.


vHNHE undersigned, agents foi Lothian s. Hu-
1 gar's Type Foundry, New York, will
contract to supply any quantity or variety Of
Printing Type. to the Printers of North and
South Carolina, and Georgia, or as advanta.
geous terms us they can be furnished from the
manufacturers. The Type made at this es.ab.
lisliment IS all cast by hand. the metal equal, if
not superior to any in the country.
We are also agents for r. Hoe & Co.'S Ma.
chine and Hand Presses, and all other articles
manufactured by Them for Printers aud Bind
ers' use.
We also keep on hand, and contract for the
regular supply Of Printing Paper, of any quail
ty or size.
John .on Il Durnn,s's Printing Ink, always
OIL hand. For sale by
burgess g. WALKER.
Sationer's Hall, IS East Bay, Charleston,
South Carolina,
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During the week ending on the 14il'
inst. SO, ,429 barreIs of.Flour, and 81, ICY
bushels of Wheat. were delivered at AL
bany from Erie CanaI.-Char. Mer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-11
state of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON Pleas.
William Keower
vs. Case on attachment.

John BroWhIte'
Tie Plain'iff having this day filed his decla.
ration in the Clerks Office of Abbeville District.
against the defendant, who is absent from and
without the limits Of the State. and has neither
wife, nor attorney, known within the same.
mon whom copy Of said declaration might
be served: 1t is therefore ordered. that the said
Defendant, do appear and plead TO the snid
Declarntlon, within year and day from the
filing Of this Declaration, nr final and absolute
INDICTMENT will bp given and awarded against
him. JOHN F LIVINGSTON. e.c.P.
Clerks Office.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. Vi
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Caleb Mitchell. admir-. va
John Johnson; the same. Attachment,
VS. the same.
e. L. Penn Co. VS. John
Johnson;G. L. .&E.Penn sCo. A,tachmeus.
VS. the same, in two other cases a..
'HSHE Plaintiffs having filed their declarations
4 in my Office. and the defendant having i,a
wife or Attorney known 10 be within the State,
upon whom copy can be served. Itis order
ed that the Defendant. plead thereto within
year and n day from this publication, or the said
action will be- taken pro coniesso against him.
GEORGE POPE. C. C. p.
Clerks Office. Edge
field. Oct 26th. 1889. n4w $40. caq 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-11

The Russian expedition to China is
said to have failed from The intense cold.
The thermometer fell TO ~ deg. below the
freezing point. Whole batlalions were
cut uti.. by The blood spou'ins from the
mouths and nosrils Of the men.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-11
State of South Carolina.

EsdtCl vi Couth Ill OfliId'
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT. =
IN EQUITY.
Matthew Mays, vs..
Needy Mays.
cy his wife.
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction that Benja.
II min Broadway aud Nancy Ills wife. de-
PENDANTS in this case reside without tile Limits
of this State, ON uiotitnl. ordered that the said
defendants do appear. plead answer, or drmur
to the complainan's bill within three lnrhIhs
from the date of this publication, or the said
bill will be taken pro confesso against them.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, c. E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
!. 9TH March. 1910. }psr sss acc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-11
NOTICE.,

A IL persons indebted TO the Estate Of Robt.
"a Watts. deceased. are requested to make
immediate payment; and all persous having de.
,nands against the Estate are requested to pre-.
cent them duly attested, within the time pre-.
scribed by law.
July 1s, 1889 TA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-11

"nistancs lends enchautment. TO The
view," a. tho conviat said when he was
Ysaning from prison,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-11

@foetie @eefss.
From III. Eglan.ine.
SUMMER HOURS.

SUMMER HOURS.
Sweet is the early hour of morn
With ito gilt Of diamond dew,
When the sky-lark's eye from the earth isborne
To gaze on the realms ofblue.
All! dear to Weakening world
-. This time of tho summers day!
The banner of light is again unfurled.
Dispslling nigh's dreams away.
And the richer. glorious hour,
When the suns overpowering beam
Hath added glow to the palest flower
A Acolorins to the stream.
The hum Of the bee is heard,
But the breeze is faint and low,
And uonght but thebuueray swings arc stirred,
A. from lsafto leaf they 90.
The shady evening hour.
Ii a mightier hour than all,
For it's spell DER the heart OF man hath power
Brig sht visions to recall.
Tho features Of the dead
All that the soul enshrined-
The tones Of the loved, that have long since fed
Leaving waste behind.
These then Ger his spirit come.
That haze slept through the busy day,
When tho birds arrest they haunt theirhome'
And never, never stray.
Yet joy, deep JOY for thee
Thou evening hour of fmirth.
When the weary ones welcomed, with laugh
and glee,
To his own beloved hearth.
While thy star doth shine above,
And we dwell amidst the free.
Last hours of the day. may peace and loro
For ever gladden. thee!
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Carriage Making.

49, ENHE Subscriber will
N& II make aud repair Car
HM M@M riages q Wagons Of eve
sseN&~GJ ry description in the best
possible manner and at the shortest notice. All
orders thankfully received. and promptly at
tended to. EDWARD BARKER.
Hamburg Dec ], 1889 u ~
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
NJ. .. Tuimun } AssuMrsIr.
Enhrniin Nsssa1x

Ephraim Vessels. ATTACHMENT.
THN He Plaintiff having file,I his declaration
Il ir the Clerks Office on the sixteenth
day of October last. AMI it appearing that the
defendant is from. and without the limits of the
State, and having neither wife nor attorney with.
in the said District. TN whom arrlc to plead
can b. served. 1t ia therefore ordered; that the
defendant do plead tothe suid declaration with.
in n year and q day, from the filing of the dec
laratlon. or final and absolute judgment will be
entered agains, him, by default
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, c.c.r.
Chrk's Office,
Jan I6. lH40 s w3rS6 aqd 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-11

William Marlborough. Attachment.
HE plaintiff having this day filed his de-
clara ion in my office. and The defendant
having no wife or attorney known to be within
the state, upon whom copy could he ser.
we'd with rule TO plead. It is ordered that
the defendant do plead to the said dccla-
ration within yeur and a day, from this date.
Or final and absolute Judgment will be awarded
against him. GEO. POPE, e. C.. p.
Clerks Ofire.
Edgeield e. II. $3.50 G. sB. oqc 4l.
Nov. 9th ls39.
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State uI south Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMM0NPLEAS.
Wilson g. Hodge
yN;ll;,,, II RoiIev

Where's tl,ePlaintifis have this day fled rl,eh
declaration in the Clerks Office of Abbevie
District. against the Defendant who is absent
fro,n. and without the limits of this STATE. and
.,as neither wife nor aitornny, known within
the same, upon whom copy of The said decla
ration with a rule to plead unto, might be
served: It is therefore ordered. ihat the said
defendant do appear and plead to the said Dec
Iara,ion. within year and day. from This date,
or judgement, fiual and absolute will be awar'
ded against him
Clerks Office,
MAY il. 1910 WEN $3.50 nqe
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-06-11
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Mii;ism AlsTs"dfr r Snm.kis Sr1''' y'; Attachment
THNHE Plaintiff having filed his declaration
d in my office, in this case, and The De.
ffndnn, huving no wife or A'tor ey known to
within the State, upon copy could be served
with rule to plead. On mutton. ordered thai
the Defendant do plead to the said declaration
w,llin a year and day from this date. or 6nu
nd absolute judgment will be awarded asuius1
him.
JNo. F. LIVINGSTON, c.r.
Clerks Office,
"o" 'aan R&r 81 SOY age Is
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

William c. Black and Jane
his wife, vs. Bill to set aside
Bennett Reynolds. purchases. FIR
I.arkin Reynolds and account SC.
Washington Reynolds.
TT appearing to my satisfaction, that Wash.
n ing,on Reynolds. one Of the defendants il"
This case resides beyond The limits Of this State-
on noliul ordered that the said Washington
Reynolds do appear and plead. answer, or de-
mur TO the c"inpainants' bill within three
months from the publication Of this order. or
the said bill will be tnken. rs /" him pro colfesso.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, C. .E.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
9TH March, 1910. }w&p $ssI acc
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State of South Carolina
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.

IN EQUITY.
John Wilson. admir-, VS. Janet ! pv. Dr..
Wilson, WIN. Wilson. Hugh Dm3% ""J t,;"ns '
Wilson, James Ewing, and unu .: '9""'
Jane his wife. and others. ''0"'
1T appearing to my satisfaction. that James
Il Ewing and Jane his wife, reside without
The limits Of this State OH MOTION ordered, that
the said defendants do appear. plead, answer,
or demur to the c0mplainant's bill within three
months from the date Of this publication. or the
said bill will be taken pro eonfrsso agail,st ,hem.
BENZ Y. MARTIN. c. Z. A.. D.
Commissioner Office,
9th March, 1870. pGr 1881 acc
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

William Daniel, VS. Attachment
William Salter. Assumpsl.
THE Plaintiff having this day filed his dc.
u claration in the above stated case, and
having no wife or attorney known 10 be with.
IN this State, upon whom n copy Of the said
declaration with n rule to plead can be served.
1t is ordered that the said Defeadsn, do appear
md plead to the said decays.ion. within a wear
md day, from the publication hereof, or final
md absolute Judgment will be awarded aguihs.
him. GEO. POPE, c. {. p:
Clerks 0fee.
March rs, ls4o, sss 81 80 og. 9
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EJom the N. " Courier and Enquirer,

Celebration of Fort Meigs.-The following
letter from John Tyler, of Va, next Vice
President of the United States, did not reach
the Committee of Arrangements for the cele.
bration of the Victory of Fort Meigs, in
time for publication on Saturday
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. May 4, 1S4O
Dear SSr-An absence from home which
has just now terminated, has prevented an
earlier acknowledgment of your letter of the
Odd April, inviting me to join the citizens OF
New York in celebrating the anniversary OF
the Victory of Fort Meigs. Nothing could
afford me more pleasure than to do so if il
was in my power, but my engagements at
this moment are of a character to forbid it,
Permit me, however, to congratulate ysu and
the lovers OF freedom throughout the country. up
on the recent manifestation of public sentiment
in reference to the distinguished citizen through
whose wisdom and valor the victory you are
about TO celebrate was achieved-and do SO with
the greater pleasure, since my own native State
has in her recent election, signally manifested
her determination to vindicate his character from
the unfounded aspersions sought to be cast upon
it and to rally to the of the country and its
institutions
u SIS % have the honor to be,
aas3 Dear Sir, your most ob't serv't
IS saa JOHN TYLER
John S. Bowron, Esq, Chm. of Com.
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THE LAST DAYS OF THE EMPIRE.
WAsHINaroN, Nav 18th. ism

WASHINGTON, May 18th, 1910.
The political horizon bespeaks thunder, and
when it falls, we may look for a breaking up of
the Cabinet, equal to that which occurred du-
ring the time ofthe sssecond Washington" The
tone of Mr.. Forsyth's letter, owing to his not
having been compromised into the Vice Presi-
dency by the Albany Regency, was the first open
indication of difficulties existing in the Kitchen;
but as soon as that appeared, the whole affair ex-
ploded, and rumor follows upon rumor so rapidly
that it is not unlikely, we shall soon hear of a
general sweep of the scullions. This is consul
nation devoutly to be wished by both parties, for
since the formation ofour government, we have
never been plagued with such set Of imbecilc
blockheads, to conduct our affairs as the present
cabinet. Pap will be administered to Kendall and
Woodbury-one goes to Spain, the other to Rus
STA AS for Paulding, (whose removal has beer
requested by seoe1ty Administration members, J
he must continue his old trade of writing stories
Of sDeacon Marvel" and other balderdash for
the Democratic Review, and the Magazines
greater humbug never appeared in the whole
corps Of literary men, than this upstart Secreta-
ry ofthe Navy. As Willis has shown, his whole
lie is plagiarism, and he has creeped into no.
teriety, merely by licking the mud which fell
IRON the heels of Washington Irving with
not solitary claim upon the people, he has been
thrust into his present position by one of those
extraordinary circumstances which we look for
W = 'hanse OF the moon among madmen. 1t was
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THEATRE, Holiday !street.-Mr. vANDr.

HoFF, gentleman who stands high in the esti-
nation of the community at large, as being a
tragedian of the first class, makes appeal to the
admirers of the drama, as will be seen by an adj
vertisement in another column. As proof has been
shown that Mr.. YANDENHoFF and his daughter,
have become favorites in this, as also in several
eastern cities, where their stay was much longer
than here. Since their appearance here this
they have been re-engaged three different times,
and we arc happy to say their re-engagements
proved to be qnite successful to our enterprising
manager. This is as it should be; it shows that
the Baltimoreans are ever willing to appreciate
good acting Mr. and Miss yANDESHoFF appears
in two pieces.
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CORRESPONDENCE OF THE PILOT.
NEW YoRK IIth NAV. 1910 :.

The news in the political world is cheering
from every section Of our country. The
fire which was kindled by the immense con-
vention in your city, has been kept alive in
the city Of New York. Let this excitement
be kept up. Tell our friends not to flag, nor 10
be weary in well doing, and the political
fire will rage from all quarters of our coun-
try until it consumes every yestigc of the
corrupt matter which now infests us. Our
friends are warm in eulogium upon the hos
pitality of your male citizens, and the sur
passing beauty Of your ladies. The monu-
mental city still holds her first rank in these
respects, and We hope she may continue to
increase in beauty as she does in patriotism.
The fine weather for the last few days,
has produced a stir among the moving por-
ton of our population, that portion who's may
prefer the sea breeze Of Brighton, and other
places ofresort TO the pent-up atmosphere of
a city house. The pavilion at Brighton, one
of the most lovely spots and pleasant retreats
in this country, is beginning to fill. And the
fashionable gentry anticipate delightful sea-
son at that charming spot.
In theatrcais, Fanny E>sler is the great
object. She appears tomorrow night, and
expectation is on tip-.oe, as she will be when
"her light fantastic sep" shall make her the
g Cynosure of every eye, the observed of all
observers" Celeste, the great, the inimitable
Celeste, is charming the visitors of the Chat
ham with her splendid displays of pantomi
mic art. Fanny Ellsler may excel Celeste'as
a damseuse, but in her peculiar line and style
of performance, We doubt if the graceful
" Bayadere," the ingenious French Spy
+" Madeline" the beautiful and interesting
heroine of "St.Mary's Eve" can ke excelled.
Another prominent subject of attraction,
in the department of the fine art is the eel
LIBERATED singer, Mr.. Wilson He is delight
ing crowded auditorics at Clinton Hall, with
his lectures upon Scotch and Irish melody.
To every lover of genuine poesy, created by
national inspiration, and explained, enforced,
and illustrated by national enthusiasm, these
lectures of Mr.. Wilson, with the accompany
ing songs, present inducements for an even
ings entertainment, Of no ordinary interest
But must descend from the giddy height
of Scottish song, to The dull monotony of
real life, and the pressing tale of stocks and
exchanges.
The transactions to-day have been light,
but prices have somewhat advanced United
States Bank advanced per cent North
American Trust / Bank of Commerce Isl
and Corporation Bonds J. ~
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE,
iily afef ~ 81 $3.50 ~ Mrt, I'm
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wAsHINoroN, NAV l2th, 1910.

The House Of Representatives met at II o.
clock this morning. Some forty members emily
were present, and the first half hour was taken
up in call Of the House.
Mr.. Ramsay of Penn, introduced Resolu-
ton to take recess from half past to a o'clock
each day,-beginning with the session of to-day
Objections were made, and resolution was sub
mitted to suspend the rules of the House. The
yeas and nays were called, and the vote was as
follows Ayes ~, Noes 62-not two thirds.
The House then adopted Resolution for the
hearing of the testimony of the New Jersey case.
MIR. Adams Revenue Bill or new Tariff Bill,
as Mr.. Holmes of S. c., called it, was then pas
sed by vote Of 122 to 80. The House adjourn
ed at half past two.
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The New York Morning Chronicle, speak
ing of the recent celebration, in New York
Of the Sortie of Fort Meigs, says, there could
not have been less than thirty thousand Har-
risom Republicans, assembled at Niblo's, to
raise their voices in one universal acclaim
in honor of the HERO OF FoRT MEIcs.