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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-12
Brought DO the Jail

AFlhis District, ncgro boy, by the name Of
W BILL. abou, feet, q inches high, very
dark complexion. aud between % and 40 years
of csc, stout bnilt. and has scar on hiB left
cheek, aud one just over his left nipple. He
.ays that he belongs 10 Mr. J. Beck, Of Ebert
county. Georgia.
prove property pay charges aud take him away.
c. Il. GOODMAN, LED
.,ugust ;, ISL tf27
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-12

Tx EEP constantly on hand, u, the above
IA House. general assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. INSTRUMENTS,
PERFUMERY. PAINTS. OILS, DYE
STUFFS, HATTER'S MATE
RAILS. WINDOW GLASS.&c.
All Of which they offer at the lowest prices.
and on terms 10 suit purchasers.
All orders erGcutcl ,cih nea,ncsS ard despatch.
a supply of warranted fresh Garden Seeds
always OIL hand. suited 20 The season.
Hamburg, Augusi3. If q
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CoIl'uuIA, AuruSt

SuII HDIA' August -.
The lErathsr.-Wc had Il very heavy
rain here on Saturday ayafternoon-thc hcav-
lest for some months and the same ni.hl
the weather became quite cool. and con
tuucd so ill yesterday marniug. whcn ii
became much warmer, and we hud anOrlI-
or heavy shower. On Monday aud Tues
day il was SO cold rs 10 require winter
clnihing, and render fire very comfortable:
aud il again ,arncd cool aiicr The rain of
cs;crday.-SouM Cnroliaian.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-12
August i:
Caution.

A IL PERSONS are forewarned from trad.
N ing for Note given by me to Measrs.
McCann, Jones & Co, in March 1910, aud
payable on the Is, Of January, 1871; given for
one hundred and twenty-five dollars, as an.
determined mol to pay said hole. unl.ss compel-
led by law. w the consideration for which said
no,c was given, have failed.
FRANCIS POSEY.
August d %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-12

Tic Magnolia.-The July number Of this
valuable periodical has been received, having
been delayed, until after its usual time, that the
E.Ii,or mirh, issue some numbers of the South
ern Ladies' Book. We had began - fear our
favori,e flower had shared the fate OF other
Southern periodicals; but are happy to find,
ON perusal, ,ha, it still retains all lis literary
beauties.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-12
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Il NI q 4
Morris and anoihrr. ]

William Morris and another
VS. =,
.Abram Mitchell and 'V,,'n"r ~ ',' VI
JOSIAH Mitchell 'e'S'
NTOTICEis is hereby given. that by virtue Of
Ia an order from the Conr, of Chancrry.
shall oiIer for sale TO the highest bidder al Edge
field Court House on the frs, Monday in Sep
rembcr next, certain lol or parcel Of land sup.
passed 10 be s or 10 acres. (say ten acres more
or ess) lying in the immediate vicinity of the
Town Of Edgefield. adjoining lands Of +. u.
Presley, Mra Christian and tho said William
Morris. Terms of sale will be. cash sufficient
10 pay the costs; aud for one moiety Of the ba-
lance Of tho purchase money. credit of six
months, and for the other moicly credit OF
Twelve months. The purchaser giving bond and
good personal security and mortgage OF the
premises.
J. TERRY, c. ED
Commissioners Office
Edsefeld. Aug. 10, lS4l. d25
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July l5
Ten Dollars Reward.

Ed ANYWAY from the subscriber on the
lA, third of April last. q NEGRO BOX. By
the name OBSCURE. about twenty years Of age.
dark complexion, FIVE feet three or four inches
high, peri spoken, frowns whenspoken 70. ANY
person taking up said negro. and bring him to
the subscriber, or lodging him in any jail, 20
that he gets him, will receive the above rewasd,
BENJAMIN r. STRUM.
july 90 2S
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Edward Ihomas Endorsec r,.:, ,,,,,I
VI t"'''S" -A''
Edward Collier Endorser msH''
DY an order from A. P. Butler. one Of the
I'D Associate Judges. shall proceed to sell in
the above atedcase. at Edgefeld Court House
on the first Monday in September mex, two nc
aroes, VIZ: Carter and Alexander.
Terms Cash s. CHRISTIE, s.E.p.
Aug. l2, lsiI dga
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-12

The Banks.-The Columbus .ir,guS Of the i,!l
inst. says:-" Judicial proceedings have hccn
instituted against the Banks OF this city, aud re-
ceivers have been appointed for the Chaua-
hoochec Rail Road und Banking company, aud
for the Bank Of Columbus, by Judge King OF
the Flint Circuit, This is rather an cx,raordi.
nary proceeding. Our own opinion Is, that
the Jaw does not contemplate or anthorise the
appointment Of receiver until the proper hi.
bunal has declared the charter forfeited, bu, il
II be necessary 10 appcn, for one, it is for all ;
why no, uppoin, receiver for the Planters and
Mechanics Bank as welas for the others Real
iyit seems as if Judge King will use his judicial
powers just in any way that any body chooses
10 ask; not long since, he granted ccr,iorarics
in favor Of the Planters and Mechanics Bank
upon cases that had never been tried; and now i,
he appoints receivers for the Banks before their
charters had bccn forfeited. This is villa, we
call haaging first and trying afterwards. II is
net just either 10 the Banks or The people.
We have no objections 10 proceedings ofany
kind authorised by law against The Banks. but
we do object to making the judicial powers or
the government, the organ of par,ialiiy or op.
preston.
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Lost.

A NOTE drawn by j.. NJ. Chilcs, in favor
IN Of the subscriber. for one hundred and
fly. dollars, in July or Angus, last, one day af.
ter date. All persons are warned aga;ns, irad-
ing for said note, us the paymen, Of il will be
stopped. HENRY CARR.
Liberty ilill, August 3, lsil. c27
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Notice as hereby Giycr,

:FYIO ALL CONCERNED, tlia,i will no,
II pay over any money, by me collected.
as Sheriff TO any order. nor viii pay ovor
money on sale days, as that day is Sc, a par, to
collect money. and no, for paying.
Allleuers addressed 10 the Sheriff ofEdgeficIJ,
pos, paid, will be strictly attended to, otherwise
they will not. S. CHRISTIE, $. Z. u.
August IL 1911
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-12

An.hers, COllsgc.-a, the annual comme,lce-
rnent, OH the Odd u!tmo, the degree ef y. u.
was conferred on - sradnales-Eaward Girls
wold Tyler, Of Hartford, Pa, delivering the
Salutary ora,ion in Latin, aud Ephrain Ward
Bond, of Springfield, Mass, the Nalcdic:ory
AddYnssca
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-12

The Loan.-I, is said tina, the agents of sevc-
raj English Bankers are now in this country,
with authority TO take part of the new Goyerii.
meat Loan of Sl2,O0O000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-12

pse Prcsidsn, Of the United States has Off
e;a!Iy recognised Francisco Arrangoza, as Con-
sulof the Mexicaniicpublicf for the port OF New
cs,,o,,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-12

A, an annual conimencemcn,a, n, a, Amhcrs, Col
lcge, held on the 2ad uls., the degree of l.. L.
d. was conferred on John Tyler. President Of
the United States.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-12

A called session OF the Court oil Common
plans. vas held, during,hc past week. at Green
vile. c. H.. for the purpose of trying several
cases which were posiponcdlas, spring-Judse
Butler presiding.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-12

: a. II. Everett was duly Installed Prcsi-
. dent of Jefferson College, in the Parrish of 81
James. Louisiana, on the 3Oth ult.
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Positive and Einal Notice

Positive and Fillal Notice
rs HEREBY GIVEN To MI indebted 10 the
IL subscriber, that their accounts and notes
due lstJanuary, 1871, and anterior 10 tba, da,e,
must bepdm, or satisfaction given Of the forth.
coming thercoi-or wt.a,i Pay cos, of course.
c. A. DOWD.
N. b. will sell my remaining stool; ofD1y
Goods, or any part Of it, al cost, J0r Cash.
CAD.
August > u q -
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

The State, VS..
Edward Stone.
WEyILL BE SOLD on Monday the led,
w OF Angus, (insi.) u, the Pottery on the
Martinlown Road, one lot Of Jugs, Jars, &c.
Tenns cash.
s. CHRISTIE, $. %.
August 5 b q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-12

Hail S,G-m-On Friday evening our village
was visited by US destructive Hail storm as
ever was experienced by tho Oldest inhabitants
the storm lasted fully half an hour; the window
class in the Court House. and in almost every
store and dwelling, were more or less injured
the Cotton up.d Corn Immediately in The vlc'ai-
~ of,he village suffered severely; the Corn was
as completely striped OF It's fodder as II done oy
IN. mos, csper, hands; the gardens are nearly
all rooted up by the force of the storm, ana 'ho
unr;oe frui, s,rewed in all directions. A large
o,l; ,iee noar the residence of james Terry,
Esqr, in the village, was struck by lightning !;
his children, who were playing in the piazza
near il, providen,ialy cscap ed, although the
bark from the tree was thrown with such io'ce
as to make an impression on the ceiling ot the
n;azza. near them. On the plantation o! Mr..
james Griffin, three miles from the village. the
lightning killed fine pair o.. mules, "a carriage
horse, and colt.
Their has been severe showers OF rain' ac-
companied with heavy thunder aud sharp hsh'-
ming every day ior the last fvc days
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-12

We have received, through the medium Of
the Pos, Office, n printed circular, from the
Secretary Of meeting of jou-neymcn Prin-
tiers, held in Columbia on the I'd inst, al
which meeting i. appears one Of the craft who
is working in the employ of SAMUEL WEiH'
Esqr, on the Southern Chronicle, has been s,ig-
,na,izcd with the hateful name of ItAT!-;he
term used by printers towards any Of their craft
who are mean enough TO work under the stand
ing wages of that body. Believing, as we do,
that the wages Of journeymen printers arc now
lower than those of any other mechanic, we
Justify them, in the course they have taken, TO
expose the delauner. The following is the dcs-
crip,ion given in The circular:
RALPH TAYLOR is about . feet 8 or Q
inches hign; dark hair and eyes; higl, cheek
bones; s,ruigh, nose; about 26 years of age;
sancthed appearance; concelted inionntion OF
voice; sometimes wears whiskcrs; usually
dresses in suit Of black, and carries a sword
cane tipped with silver an ERsiiShmaa by birth
-on the whole, an unmcanus counienancc,
and as we say down East. rather "Sgft.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-12

Atau election held on the 2d inst, al the Coun-
ell baI,, in the ;owu Of Beaufort. for lm,crdant
and Wardens, the following gentlemen were
duly elected:
Ir,sudaa,.-Col, VIM. Fuller.
Wardcus. ID. x. Dcaubicn, James
Fripp, John Webb, Edmund Rhei, Richard
Reynolds, and Capt, John G. Banwe.
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GcuernE Drag Store.
MURRAY & GaELL.

Cenlrc-street, Hamburg, s. c. opposite the
OLD AMERICAN HOTEL.
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Bronglnt DO the .Jall

August IL. 1871. d 2S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-30
RICHMOND, FRIDAY. APRIL 80, ls4l'
CORRESPONDENCE
HALIFAX-2 DIT.
rrI.c n II

1fidHfaL L. H., 1pTH 90.
"Below send you correct statement OF the vote OF
this county, You will see that Coles majority IS 1oi,
being rain since his last contest with Wcher OF i4l
in this county In 1889, Coles majority was 32o ms
exhibits the great gain that the Federasts IN this
county have Dragged of; and hope very much that
ike pan will be seen in the balance oil this district
We have some changes to be sure, IN this dstrc Tor
instance the Great Lion of Ptsylvana, who has been
nstructing the Republicans of this Congressional DIS.
trict for some years past under the name OF States
Right Wing, has, | suppose, got peep through hir.
Websters specs recently and has made the great dis
coyery that u. S. Bank is constitutional notwlih-
standing he has for many years opposed such Bank
because he had examined and believed u ). Bank
clearly unconstitutional and that too in the best OF his
days; for, he must be between fifty and sixty years
of age, and probably his vision wants some aid. The
change this subject is very recent one and at what
point he will stop is very doubtful. Doubtless he would
have been nsulted, if any had short time ago ac
cused him of going over to the U. s. Bank party; and
would he not now be insulled if he accused Of en-
teraining the views advanced by Mr. Webster on the
subject Of the slave trade between the different States
and slavery in the District of Columbia; and yet there
Is no security that lie will not get peep through MIR
Websters specs, and that subject as Mr. Webster
docs 1t is evident that he approves Of The appoint
ment Of Mr. Webster to be Secretary Of State, and no
doubt will aid him in all of his schemes. hope our
worthy candidate, Walter Coles, will give this Lion
such beating in this election that he will not leave
his den again for combat until he is called by the Pco-
ple of Halifax Though have some fears as to the re-
sult) Let us hear fast possible from all OF the
elections hope the result i'll Virginia may be favor
able II we lose Virginia now, fear Southern potcs
ILL no ha M ri loss. but do hone for the best.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-30
Jos. F.. Jenkins, Esq, Chairman, &c, DC.
From The sarannah RepnIiiean. J

from the Savannah Republican,
The dispatches which passed through town yester-
day, to the Adju,ant and Commissary General, were
perforated by bullet, shot from the rifle of the Indian
who murdered the express rider, mentioned IN one OF
the subjoned letters. mr.
Correspondence Of the Savannah Republican, ~,
FLORIDA, April II, le4l.
Conference.-The Express rider from Tamba bay to
Pia,ka has not been heard of since he left Annutga,
on the 18th inst lie doubtless killed by the indi-
ans as his horse has been fonnd with his saddle bags
two bullet holes through them. So the war IS ending
P,latki, -7prd 10.
Gen,lemen-I am sorry to inform you that the war
has broken out anew! have just learned that all The
Indians, save about twenty have left Tampa-am,nong
them Wild Cat and in fact all of any note Ihsy
have killed cou pie of express riders The bag con-
tanning the mail has been found perforated with two bull
let's one of which was found i'll package OF letters
fear We shall hear bad shortly from these Indians
The orders on account of the death of General nar.
rison were carried into effect to-day At day light
thirteen guns were fired and half hour guns were con-
tinued through the day. procession was formed un-
der the direction Of Col Twggs the cofors At Inc post
and on board the vessels were displayed at all mast
and all active business suspended Inc stores were
all closed. Yours truly, NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-30

NJ, Duer followed on the other slde-taking lhe
,onnd that high offence, capital offence, hau pee.
Committed in this State, by party OF a1heu ''' ~
Canada of which Mcleod was supposed 10 VI y, oi'
that though morally innocent, II, as was at.' ,,a,
j., na,ed under orders from his supcrInrs, yet 'na'
-. an,bor;tv whatever could far authorize s'o
i,on of law as 10 exempt the instrument from, PUNISH
ment. &c, &c. lie insianced the case o, 49, ~
40 n,r,ll.l to this of Nc Ieod-and insisting ihut " =.
Ia.pa hin, would involve the necessity oil gong -
"se aL,;r redress. which would result IN the loss
r. l;fe IN thousands who were entirely sun''es H.
III; or,rone As regards the national aspec. % wy
amasI;on he maintained that the release Oh hioh.o
yopld e,nbarrass the negotiations now III p
n,.ce the national government m me "lons,
:, hd advised that we should hold on 10 lie
10 IL concluded by saying that the prisoner snouu
be tried. and if found guilty it would .hen o ,,hat fnr
.ion,I and state governments 10 determine VIZ I'D
he, should be done II did not foio" l"'I ~, IA M,
he executed-certainly not imheu'ay II tho ,nes
-, L ,,ould be- until redress was out OF Tue q.eo
oehe'e ne Iovod he would be held hostage, &C.
&c. -o,,d that whateyer tho Of
n.e of Mcleod might be, II was merged III 'ie
II outroqe-thut il had already become SUI ha,
a. ;,;aa between the two governments-that "'a =,
80 s,;nplatons might be eventually agreed on, Va.
eve, aar If Mcleod would probably be one OF tn.in
su,leaur stimulation would be thus binding on ths
c. and that il was not for us, but for the uehei
,an, 70 saw whether the prisoner should or shouia
Veini -.,srdsred He denied however, that Mcleod
r,. Mound TO obey the order for cutting out the faro
a and of course that furnished any Just'fca,'oh io
lux ,iucc AT the same time, he commended that ac'
eo f to the Of nations down By vaif
Ind rioht as a sovereign, TO waive the na a '"
and outrage, and to proceed against the aaivdua or
to insist on both individual and national redress. MI
w u,os understood in conclusion to oppose both pro-
nos,ions as matters with which we had notilihs 10 90
Mr. L. Iubbell opposed also both Propositions ut
On motion of Mr. J. Johnson, the House adjourned to
fen o clock tomorrow mornng.-.H6any 7rg4s.
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cred. of the General Government, and leave no al
Tentative cxcept greatly increased taxation oil some
Kind. or a permanent national debt.
But il is matter Of congratuatlnn That these hhai
cial evils have hitherto been avoided though severe
commercial yulsous, protracted Indian hostlies,
and periodical reduc ton of the from CUSTOMS
have al times pressed heavily operations WIN
out doubt they can he longer avoided by continued
reduction in the public engagements through peIsevef
ance in economical retrenchment and the careful shun
ming of causes for new increased expense lnueeo'
il must be source OF sincere satisfaction to the fres-
dent personally as we'll the community at large 10
see his administration close without foreign war, 40
nestle instruction, any other calamity, requiring
heavy burdens of any kind 10 be imposed on the people
by the General Govcrnment-wthout the creation OIL
any permanent public debt whatever, or even Of lem
porary one that might not be discharged within Inc
year. if proving prosperous many have anticipated
without any increase of taxes; but, on the contrary
MANY old ones rcduced-wiihout amy claims due anu
authorized by Congress and the accounting oiicefs'
which have not, as general rule, been paid win sPe-
Gle or its equivalent, and with prompttude, howes1'
much the Department has been incommoded oy reSul'
sons in commerce and bank suspensions, ana, w he
without Treasury either empty or bankrupt nu. 10
obligations in high credit and the means in It's conloi,
probably enough TO discharge in the usual manner anu
extent throughout the year, every expenditure TO-
has vet been sanctioned by Congress, OF requeseu y
Yourself or this Department
's'pI LEVI WOODBURY.,
c..-.taru Df The TrsdsUru.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-30

Of MI the Introductory letters is in the ,osa
,ha c,erl of the same bank, who usuaiy wr's NJ
ia,,sra and the signatures so exactly fese.ioe va
Halls that good Judges cannot tell 'he a'he,s
10 n,ner Of the letters is of the same t'nt anu qnaH
I'D parer mark as that used in the an1Ve panA a"u
,ha ara two kinds Of ink used IN eacn ie,'el, ons
Lie for Tho body and black Tor the signature pom
~ Which correspond with the two KINDS OF INK uSra
u ~ seen in various genuine letters lately re-
oavod in This city by our banks.
,e honpen all these condolences, unless there IL
aooomn;cc or connivance in that bank. Again, now
All this swinder become completely acquainted WIN
tho business of the bank their manner Of transaclhS
it. their bank agencies in the North and West The manu-
writing Of the officers, &c, without assistance rom
the bank And we were present yesterday, wren
several merchants, cashiers, &c, compared me
turc on the certificate with signatures OF Mr.. ila
known TO be genuine, and one could tell the de,
ence, and some pronounced the signature on 'ne ,aa
certificate left with the Merchants Bank 10 De senu
inc Mr. Little believes the certificate that ne eaIIeu
to have had a genuine signature, If So MT, nan
must have been in the habit Of signing his
in blank and leaving them to be filled up oy ,e
So satisfied was the cashier of the Union bank o. wa
ryland tina, the writing puportng TO be Mr. al swaS
genuine that even after the attempted faua was
Sered he writes on here and says he signature 70 my
letter and the postscript saying, recommend nun 70
yonr favor were in Mr.. Halls own writing IL is Ill
ioqether most astonishing affair
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-30
4 Ioss. but | do hone for the best
pyrTsyl.yASIA-a prlrc,Ir..

"By earliest opportunity, forward you stalemen
of the votes polled in this county on yesterday The
result of the Congressional Election is thought, by
many, to be doubtful, though others think that our
late worthy Representative has been reelected by
some s1v or seventy votes in the District estimating
that old Republican Halifax has but done as we'll as
she did last Full Capt Witcher, after hearing the par
tial result to-day from Campbell, thinks that lie is
beaten and has so expressed himself. Tunsta, it is
believed, has received majority of the votes in this
Senatorial District. And il is due TO Messrs Terry
and White 10 say, That they nominated few
davs 400. without their consent for the House Of De-
legates, and voted for without any previous canvassng
whatever, OH their part
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-30
u W 20 = = Y
Scerstary of The Treasury.

W. n;vo note of Colonel Crogan, correcting
msa pprehenson To the expressions ihaue W -
raj Harrison in his hearing. Inc "ofuS u,'eieu
r;vep in the Globe were communicated ny otneIs WV
s,t nm with General Harrison, 10 ooiohei o''s
The expressions of distress thus USED had olec'
ence 10 the struggle by which lhe iiTs'ueht
,nrsd inc, before he vas taken SICK Inc exciahialo
hh s,ruck Colonel Croghans ear, did not necessal''
H. 60 m ,llnsion To the upon the persons su.ei
H. annls;on but coupled with what ne heafu nsn,
,SSrs The Colonel was impressed win the iuea ''A
thew had that application -. ,1,.r the
Co,nnel Croghan's explanation does not uiei ~.
FACT as stated by us. 1t only mulpi'es 'hs
We now learn that what we have haIfae a.u ,ha
100 tronspired going prove concuslveiy that Tue
o. 'rsmarkable feature in the Presidents maady was
constant recurrence to the dsagreeable scenes IN
,rb;cb he had lust been engaged The malay oil lhe
heor, was that which gave him most paih.--oaooe
To the Editor Of The Globe
WAsnIsGTos, April %, ISL.
e.. Tho accidental conversation between us, some
d,vs 400 having become, through your PAGER OF "a
urdov evening topic of publication and discussion,
/ desire that The exact character oil my remarks De
stated made .JrLo-aco,
Harrison use the expressions, at IS wrong can
consent" They were merely quoted by me, as de-
rred from persons who were present when they were
uttered by him. and in proof that, in the wandeilngs
# his mind lie was evidently dwelling on public al
fairs and made illusions TO the annoyance ana distress
that he suffered from them.
The words which heard myself during the night
attended by his DESIRE at his bedside were: "hy God
cant stand it'"Don trouble me, &c; and denoted
extreme suffering either bodily or mental put IN no
instance did he refer in my hearing, to individuals, or
mention the subject of removals from office.
G. CROGHAN.