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CT We acknowledge the receip, ofa com

CT We acknowledge the receipt ofa CON-
rnunication, for publication, accompanied by 4
fee, signed "A Voice from Saiada." which we
canno, publish. AS the candidates now before
the people are all. more or less. Famers Or
Planters, and there being at this time no party
e1ci,emep, in our district we have determined
mol 10 lend our aid to create ono, either poh.
cal or sectional We have done our duty. by
laying before the people the names OF all who
are desi,ous Of representing them. and IT now
remains for the people to sclec, who shall be
,hcir choice. The candidates before them are
all well known in tho district, being gentlemen
OF high standing and talents, and not drawn
tou, by party feelings. bu, with a desire 10 DO
their duty as representatives. For our own
mart, we are satisfied. that their is no, sinse
rcats.nan, whose name il now before the peo.
plc, Cor shcir suffrage, but what is ably qualified
TO perform all the duties incumbent upon re-
uresenlative. We therefore advise every voter
TO select such from the candidates as he may
deem best. (wiihout any sectional prrjud'ce,)
apd we feel assured ,ha, those gentlemen who
snay be SO sata.tauate as to fall into the mt.
nori,y will bear their disappointment, with be-
caniipg fortitade.
The writer by calling on the editor will re-
ceive bis communication and the fec.
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II. l.. JEFFERS.

Hamburg, Augus,5. 1912. 3m %
p. s. Planters committing the sale Of their
Produce, O, the buying their Groceries. tc my
charge, can be saved the expeuce Of coming TO
Market. by sending dircct"ns. which will be
strictly attended to; nil Merchandise consigned
10 me. will be taken cure Of while in my pos.
session. u.id forwarded with despatch.
II. /. j.
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HkMuuRo, Aug. l6.
Coiton.--No Change 10 notice in our Co,tnn
market. Prices range from 4i to 8 cents; prin'
cipcl salcs7 cents 9.
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The Daniel Boon Of the Press.-The
ediro. of the Washingtoniau, Teperance
paper. published at Canton, Ohio, gives
the following description Of Mr. Pike. a
former partner OF his, but now editor Of the
Circleville Wutchmau:
"Alr. Pike and published newspa-
per 10 1887 among thc Miami Indians, In
the State of Iudinna. 1t wns great
partnership, that. We had two advance
paying subscribers, one who liquidated
his subscription with whine beans. the 9th
er with saw logs. Godfrey, the Chief.
took S papers, and could mol read aword.
Our paper was called the I" Peru Forrest
er, = and being printed in The woods that
title ssas appropriate. =
The town Of Peru hnd rn5ny tnaguii.
cent names for SIS streets, such as Pearl,
Broadway, &C., which streets, exhibited
the animating and bustling spectacle Of
s.ulnps, trees and weeds as high as mans
head. The stirring events which irauspi-
red in this interesting CITY imperiously de-
mauded couple Of chroniclcrs, aud Pike
and wcrc q, hand TO discharge that i'm.
por,an, function.
Pike wrote poetry and | dipped consid-
erably into State politics, and discussed
in learned manner, every question ol
interest to the few settlers and Indians.
Pike was queer fish. lie had more irons
in the fire. than any man ever knew.
Besides being an editor aud printer, he
kept the Broadway Hotel, wus poslmas,-
er. justice of the peace. land agent, pelli-
logger. canal contractor, merchant, over
seer OF the poor, painter, had been school
master. aud day laborer, wns twice a
widower, was brought up Quaker. and
the last time saw him he was Baptist
preacher, had married third wife, was an
auctioneer, aud what more ! know not."
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Lansl for Sale.

HIarld for Sale.
WN consequence ofihs ifeleInency ofthe wea.
ther, .he subscriber postponed the sale OF
his land until the frs, Monday in September
next, at which time It will take place at Edge.
field C H., II consists OF valuable
RACT OF LAND,
con,aining three hundred aud forty.two acres,
more or less, si,iaie on the waters Of Mountain
and Horse Pen Creeks, adjoining lands Of Mr..
Aneroye, Mr.. Philips, DIR. Ream, Mr.. Cole.
man, and others. Tie tract Is all in wood
The terms Of sale are one and TWO years
credit, the purchaser giving notes with two
good securities, bearing interest. from date on
The las; payment, t,and warran, or good title will
be given. n,,.
aco,etS 5e 07
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CAMP MEETING

There will be a Camp Meeting for the Edge.
field Circuit. ut Mount Vernon Camp Ground,
commencing on Thursday the 25,h August.
Augusta I'd q
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AUsusto - Ot q
State of south Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUfTR.
Jacob B. Smith, q another,
Ex'tors. &c.

Henry shnltz: Oliver
Simpson, e. al.
MT appearing to my satisfaction, TINT the Hon.
"a Waddy Thompson, a defcndantin this case
IS wi,houtfthe limits ofthis Stale ordered, iha,
he do appear, and plead answer or demnr "a
the Bin within three moriihs from the pubiica.
ton Of this notice, or ,hesaid Bill viii be takei
pro eonfssso against him:
Commr,s. Office, -
Aug ust l6. 1872. W. 3m %
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THE .. S. DISTRICT COURT, ,
DisTRIcr OF SOUTH CARoLIsA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
III N the matter Of William Campbell, Bank.
Il rnpL Pursuant TO an order of the Di,tric.
Court of the United Stntes, for the Dis,ric, of
South Carolina, Notice is hereby given. thai
cause be shcwn before the said Court, NJ N,
Federal Court House in Charleston, on the
eighth day Of October next. ut eleven O'Clock.
4. ~, why The said William Campbell, should
not receive his Discharge aud Certificate, as a
Bankrupt
Charlesto llth day Of July. 1912.
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
July ~ il, 26
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
C,,;thy I ,ss,fey

Amy LnSscNr,
Mary Lassc,er. and others.
MJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. ihn, BY
IN virtue ofnn order from the Court Of Chan-
cery shall sell at public anciic:i, nj Edgeiield
Court House. on the fiist Monday in SepteIn-
Der next, the real estate of Jnue lisseler dec d.
consisting of a tract Of land. containing four
hundred and srvenly.,hree acres. more or less,
situate in the District Of Abbevie. and lying
on Rocky Creek, branch Of Stevens Creek,
waters Of Savannah river. and bounded by
iunts O! - Harrison. - Williams,
-- Cartlcdge, - Albert. T. Traylor,
and lands formerly owned by Carson. on n
crcd,, Of one, two. and three years, except
the costs, which mnst be patdin cash /: the pnr.
chaser to give bond and personal security, and
a mortgage Of the premises.
J. TERRY. C. E. ED.
Comm's. Office. EJGefield, q, %
Angus, 4, 1912. (S3,75]
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IN QUE .aooS'hS >>'"-
sr;ct, we visited the farm Of our friend Major
sVn. Eddins, at Lodi. and found j, in The high
.es, state ofcultiya;on, although portion OF lne
farm has been in uss since before the revo-
luton, il now, under his superior management
presents 10 the visitor the appearance Of well
tiEed garden. Among the various fruits which
.he Maio.. cul,ivaics, we were much pleased,
snd in fact as,onished, to find that the English
Walnut was ono Of the most successful he,has
experimental upon; it is found, by care, 10 come
10 perfection, in that region, the beginning OF
August, which we conceive TO be very early.
Tho Major is q, prcsen. paying great attention
to the rais;ng Of stock. particularly Hogs. and
has on hand number of the finest young
Pigs In the State. which we are satisfied would.
had they the same a,iention paid them. be
esnal to any other Berkshires or Irish Grazicrs.
which have. as yet, arrived in this district, that
we have seen, and we were informed, tina, i,
requires bat q small quantity Of Corn to keep
them in good order. We are mol certain tia,
che Major would conscn, to part with any of
his stock, bet as he Is generous, good citizen.
be might be prevailed upin To spare few. to
such rs are desirons ofimproYing their breed.
There Yves killed upon the Majors farm dur
ing the present season. Rattle Snake, which
tioai appearance had b en- an inhabiian, of,hat
and the ncighbouripg farms for a number eF
iSeass, is length was six feei, aud i. had nine
1atsles and hutton.
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Cotton, Flour, BACON, &c.

and Buying GROCERIES for Planters, and
nl,er myself that can more ihun save l!icln
the small commission charged; therefor soli-
CT; continuance Of that liberal patronage hi.ii-
er,o bestowed, for which now return my SIN
cerc thanks.
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THE o. s. DISTRICT COURT.

THE o, s. DISTRICT COURT. I
Dssyaicr oY SourE CARoLIyA.
IN BANKRUPTcR
I'm the matter Of Samuel TYowbsidge. q
lei Bankrupt. Pursuant 10 an Order OF The
DistYic. CONT Of che United States, for the Dis
trict of South Carolina, Notice is hereby given
that cause be shewn before the said Court. at
the Federal Cour, House in Charleston. on tho
eigh. day Of October nezs, q, eleven o'clock, a.
d.. why the said Samuel Trowbridge, should
not receive his Discharge and Certificate, Us
Bankrupt
Charleston, ll,h day Of jay 1872.
fl. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
July 81 III
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FactOrage a. Commission
BUSINESS.

HAMBURG, S. c.
n beg leave TO inform my friends, and The
II public generally, that sul continue the
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Commission Business,

~ ny old stand. and having decllued deaiihS i.
Cotton or Merchandise on my own sccvunt,
hope 10 be tic more able 10 sire satisfaction,
buying and selling for others, OIL Commission
will faithfully attend in person TO RECElE.
ING & FORWARDING MERCHANDISE
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Cha.tahoochee B. Road & Banking Company
Monroe r. Road a. Banking Company.
Planters and Mechanics Bank, Columbus.
Western Bank or Georgia, ai RoiEe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
Auction \ alas.
BY THOMAS BELL.
tSieresHos.f9- Y,s,s and iis FiBi,Snsfrssts.i

SATURDAY.
Alton o'clock in the Sales Room-Sr lendd Farniture-
locking sofas beds bedsteads bedding china glass,
and plated ware, kitchen utensils. &c.
ao an enrs stock ofspendd new city made cabinet fur
at ~ o'clock precisely superb pianoorte by order
Alsos quantity of silver table and dessert speons forks
- TUESDAY.
oons eom9siog ten ard second uts BY
Also, choice furniture by order of Re- eever-and
line collection Of 'in,tiegs r AID eapgrayings
Splendid FunureAtl0l o'clock the sale loom, large
sale Of second hand aud furniture from families M
housek coping.
HAYWARD SPLENDID ENGLISH ENGRAVtNCs-
IL RlELL ARCULARIUS will sell this evening at
hall past O'clock IN their lsge sales rooms
splepdid collection Of English just from
London The sale will embrace oeses the usual variety
may not heretofore offered at auction in this country to
which the attention OF gent possession
tahe IN The Tine arts particularly invited Now ady for
examination. feb it,
CIRCULAK-HENRY 4. KIELL and JACOB g. Ar
SCULARlUS, bee respectfully inform their friends
sLd the public generally that having
i0r thu r.nssction Of general AUCTION and COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, will continue in the well known aud
are now prepared to receive eonsn Of Fancy and Sta
pie goods Pntinys Engravings Books Works Of Art and
every ether description Of popety in the disposal Of which
an unremitnE attention 10 the interests of their employers
WI ever be kept view Their sale room arse-ioe feet
city Tor such with Other superior advanages and
by the Of prompt settemsn Of sales they solicit
and trust TO receive share of public favor.
NJ b-SsIes OF Household Furniture and Real Estate at
70 IN person Advances made on coSsgnments when
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
MONEY MARKET.

Friday, Feb. 4-6P. NJ.
The nock market presented is usual features to-day
and prices did not materially alter Delaware and Mud
son fell per cent; Iaaiana ssl Illinois c's rose T.
Long Island Ii Harlem /; Mohawk IA; New York State
So declined per cent
Since the resignation of Mr. vermilyea cashier Of
the Manhattan Bank strong conflict has been going on
between the and the board Of directors on
the hand and clique Of brokers the otter who
are holders oftheproxies Of 5000 shares Of foreign stock
The efforts Of the directors have been used to appoint
some trustworthy and popular men, who shall best sub
serve the interests Of the stockholders. They have
been thwarted, however, by the opposition OF the
clique ofbrsksrs referred to, who have no direct in
teres in the bank but determined to have their
eva man. Forths purpose the proxies put in the
name Of awell known talking politician Of tho pipe
laying school The result has been the sppontm emit Of
Mr. Morrison formerly frt teller the United States
Bank in New York, and Of course well skilled in the
Bddle school The stock Of bank Is rapid
~ sinking under these movements and is now at Ss
The new issue Of government treasury notes have
made their appearance in the market They isssd
to contrastorsin whose drawn twelve
months to rum dated LIST Of February 1872 bearing six
per cent interest. They selling freely at per
cent discount in the market. They in demand alto
gether for the Custom House, the receipts Of which
sist entirely Of this paper The Is therefore
enurey without means. When the notes were Ut
premium, they did not come into circulation, but
kept on hand by the banks. The Bank of America will
be remembered exchanged specie was termed for
notes to the amount Of 100000. These held by
the bank and cash continued to be received for
government Dues consequently the issue a real
sistance to the government Now they discount
and all duties paid in that medium. This distress
ses the and relieves the market Of the drain
for duties. The government s really in most disgrace
full position Its creditors obliged to wait several
months for their pay after Is due receive only
treasury notes at twelve months, which costs them
cent to realize and would them Eve per cent
1t not for the demand for the How long
this system Of dshsnor to be tolerated the people
Congress has been In session sixty nothing
has yet been done.
In domestic exchanges there has been but little
change during the week. The rates are now fol.
lows
CvRasNr ~ BANK Norss DoMEsric BILLS
Pal Elr<huu
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Cleared

Cleared
1sss H.s: sss:s
gin. CHURCHILL, q! John. NIB. Eiwe-schr A b Cooley
- s Ss. :sS S so
.s - es's h' ss e oId1 Peg b., DO
SYorL jus! day.: Sfes ciis:n Thing % d. 5s
and S eth ::
or. 90 q P0a1s Sg hc: . B'r,OD Of and and
spSte srg 0isoa Of Boston Morgan days FIN Aexan
General Record.
BRIo EMILY AsHoRE.-The Emily, Capt. Sherwood, from
Charleston srepored to Be ashore Rockaway No fur
Their particulars
Spoken.
Sheridan De ster New York Liverpool Jan a. lon
.es sns ss G BE-
a. as . &%:
S for ;s. APsd
sSs sss oil o Ass
ago. aiss' SS '' so
Arc, Hsci. baitimors, DO; Cora fhlsdephs DO. ~
% Dec ss.Hs s o e
sG m S:,ss e.
Odssa Gallagher from Bahia, unc; Exit Peabody NYori
United states Ports.
.s, =, r, Feb lar sr.s.sh,npah LvsrpOOcn
csssan sither BY day ni.ht blew heavy gale with
tremendous high sea hid the winds from the WNW to
TO W6W arIy all the remainder Of the Arr Carac-
Porto Cabello Chipoa st Thorn Painter New York;
Myen, do CID Navarro, rernambuco; Queen Vfctoiix
Tr,uidsd
BALIInsRE, Feb a-Arr Geo Gardener, Rio. Sid Isabella
Liverpool -
N1vE..S; NC iac aaIAn PeTssysr.nes, wisL:. NYorL-
CHARLEsr Jan s-In the ong. Huron. lBr) Befasf,
and Br brig Ar soth Retrieve Means NYok Cid Cath
Virginia D.fisn r: SD Edwsr. BY,LI,y, NYSrk
Portsmouh Eng CID Colombo, Lverpool; Chareston, do
Spencer Brl Gasgow Pand Prov idence. Sd Rowland,
Hsyre; A Psrke Liverpool; Sarah do.
Mo.,LE Jss as-sd ssrteIe HAVE; rstriet Rch NYork
NYors AR Bentley Liverpool; Ellen Prysop (British)
Kingston ia
NEw ORLEANS, Jan as-Ar Frances Ashby Savannah Cid
2sih, Rockal Liverpool; Sidney do; George, dol Edwin,
VIVA HanSsrs Sam Hoasto" sveston: Fsvorte Bostos:
ranci: BECK stsckgoie, NYc,k Lersts isnde Do;
Lucy Ann s.ow, do; Clarcmon Tn masion; towhattao,
Charleston; Baltimore, Kingston ia; Standard ST Thomas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

SINGULAR REcsyERY OF DEAD BoDI.-This
morning. about O'clock, q body was found floating
in the dock at the Pine street wharf, The Coroner
was sent for, and although it was in condition Of
extreme decay, it was ascertained to be the body
Of Monsieur Goulaud, . clerk in the Office Of the
Of December, a man was supposed to have been
drowned in that dock, from the testimony Of some
watchmen in that neighborhoed. The sudden dis.
lievs that violence had been used, and there were
suspicious against individuals ut the time. Every
effort was then made to recover the body, which
proved fruitless, and his fate was unknown until
this morning. The French Consul identified him
by his dress, aud sundry letters which were found
ia mis- pockets, one of which was addressed to the
Prince de Jointilie. He assures rs that there was
evidence Of violence but in the darkness Of the
night, when the tide out he doubtless fell into
the dock, where he remained fixed until this msrn-
ing His aged mother was entirely dependent upon
him for support, and the sudden loss sfan only
has well nigh stricken to the earth this bereaved
and disconsolate parent Phil. GAG. Feb 4,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
Provision m urket.

Beef IL little desrer Wholesale this week At
tail 1t is about the last week. Veal is the most
expensive present Poultry is quite plenty the
river being open above Sing Sing enables the farmers
to send in their chickens and turkes in abundance
There appears to be no lack Of them.
Eggs sold six for la centsreh sell for three
shiIlngs the dozen Good housekeepers say that one
fresh egg 10 worth two stale ones for cookery
The vegetable market well supplied with potatoes
celery, cranberries, &c.
Vensou never more plenty.
Butter ofvery good vusliy, may be had for 81 cents
cheaper by cents the pound than one year ago.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

The Washington Globe says, Intelligence has
been received in this city from Florida, that the
night of the 2lst Of January, Tiger Tail, who was
left in temporary charge at Tampa Bay Of the Tai
ahassee Indian camp, Gin the absence Of his bro.
ther, the Chief Neathlock-la. mathla) made an at
tempt to escape with the whole band. The guard
discovered the movement in time TO partially de.
feat it, and thus only Tiger Tail, with three warriors
and four woren, succeeded in effecting their es-
cape The wife and only child, a lad Of fifteen, Of
Tiger Tail, who broke from the camp, were soon
captured, and are now in possession of the army
His escape is not regarded as of much importance;
tor his family being in captivity, and, as 1t were,
held hostages, he will doubtless either surrender
himself or take good care 10 avoid committing any
act Of hostility while his wife aud sen remain in
possession of the whites.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
Died.

On the %th instant, MARY, daughter of Owen and Ann
Colgan, aged one year and twenty-five days.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her fu.
neral from her fathers residence % James street. Brook
Ign, this afternoon at halfpsst O'Clock.
On the 4h instant after lingering illness, in the 42d
year Of her age ELIZA G. relic Of the late George W.
Parsons Of Selma, Ala.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are re.
specially invited to attend her funeral Sunday after
noon, at hafpast O'clock from the residence Of her
sister, Mrs Rice, No. Murray street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
Honesty and Liberty versus bankruptcy.

10 Hnrrsh for Honesty, Liberty, the Devil. and the
hane rupt Law certain person a. 900, certain
inst we know owe honest neighbour Jones (not
sbankrupt) ninety times that sum cos W." why
their appearance heads bald ut tho
THE sides had hair, such hair, OH red rusty
mica WIN dsndrn turned grey, and falling fast will
have now beautiful dark hair, soft and tky to the
toech glorious to the and sdsm'i 6ae, orn
To the poss,ssor Now, reader, troubled with
your hair try this Jones' Oil Of Coral Crsassia lis
sold e2-mind the ria ut number "a Chatham street The
price b3 ore shillingsa bottle sizes; mind get TIE
geLuine. lat~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
Married.

At Lyme, Conn., ON the 3lst uh. by the Rev. Mr. Bar
Aard A. URE Jr Of Paterson, formerly oil West Farms
to AsioAL G. ROWLAND, only daughter OF the late Cspt
l. Rowland.
On the sls ult by the Rev. DR.. Hawkes., THOMAS MAN
riNo Of Devonshire, England to lsABELLA eldest daugh
ter OF Matthew Armstrong, OF this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

nands $3.50, bat tends rather 20 decline wsss,
llOal2O; clover seed, So 75a6. The markets gene
n " have been inactive.
The Holiday pretty well filed last night,
though not as II should have been. The company,
with q very few exceptions, is select, and nusi
Mr. Burton) with success.
The Concert given last night by the Baltimore
Musical Association, was well attended. The mu'
sic mas nasn fcsat beyond description. Every
thing went OF in first rate style.
Yours, Twist
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
~ sraTsd sns s.isss;t:d P' o% Portugal are
dseme.a % N. last eoIsnnof fourth oass das lm.n
DEM9.CRATIc REPyeLlcANYOyNo MEN,s GEN.
e. held At Tam%sny Hal. Evening, F.s
ESs %.r .n an ssa T.
bate, unanimously adopted :.
into .a: & S: sos:, Of @
s vi Si.eS S:s
the S S
% sss. az, I'D that s THEM e a Ct
money apopsiatsd to ihs city for The support Of public
% n s 90 Them sfs 3 d
rbssoa TO the system in operation every other
Received That this f s%SuEI .og %TipsS Chairman.
E Mm WL; White Secretaries. mu
G.aE AZ en- Z. Mi: ssies$:: - broad;
s: D S.s Il Tss s;
s = W ssf;
ss
most Sa
superb assortment rich fancy dress
e. can e BEL Tired Of Mr. r At . er%.
Ticket. One Dollar, to admit Geniiem.a and Lady.
rh svssy accommodations they can desirs during
N. B-1he best Of rsireshmeRs Of all kinds be OBJ.
tanned also at the establishment rs q. 5&s
TO CAPITALIsTsAp plan to be PAD ntcd, suterss
ding the ddle wheels in steam navgatoD without loss
of speed Plyng the greatly increasing power
the aud and placing the machinery
the reach IT hot bad her and other esamtes
would invaluable rivers and canals and be affixed
vemes TO work asd ef norris channels, ard
during Gains, at nfng expsuse aud little occupsti of
NEW YORK, sist January, lsta Meeting for the Relief
~ IF the Destitute in the Manufacturing Districts ef Scot
land
Al meeting held within the City Hotel Broadway in
terms Of notice PREVIOUSLY published preparatory 70 o,g
nHing asubscrptiou Ia behalf of the destitute IN the maS
featuring dsstrics Of Scotland. M, ., A..
II Resolved That. from statements subrnd 70 'ms
meeting appears that the amount Of suffering prey s
among he operatives ia the manufacturing dsre"ei
land W and calls for the npa'h sn
voiect interference OF his country wherever
IL was further Resolved That PUBLIC Mesns srnrs
and others ntsrreted 10 be held wn'T .r,dsv The
rcom Il he sot ,sty Library " With The view
Of dsvi.irs mean. ss r-ii.fcf rs. .aE.-.r. :.
II, ,E BANKkUrT LAw,rcrsons spyu. ~ ~, ~ %
selves or The BEN IL n This ami who arc n"t prev ~
aged, respectfully Invited 70 apry ~ v ,, ~
br Who having h-d CONSIDERABLY r.l nv
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