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EDGEFlELD C. IL.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH =, 1912.

To Delinquent SubseriLers.-lIavins COM
,ncnccd orr enth volume. and feeling dcsir
ous Of making various improvements in our es-
Enlistment. we are in want ofIunds 10 procure
the qccessary materials to carry out our deslr-
cd object: and To whom are wc II apply for
those funds but our patrons. who have been
supplied weekly, will, the various news; and
some OF whom have no, paid one cent. Tor the
last two or three years, for Subscription, I'D.
vcr,ising or job Work To those who aic i'll
arrears for Subscription, aud will iqnida'c their
accounts by the March court, we will receive
50 per year. but after that time we shall in all
cases exact 81. the terms Of the paper. We
have. n no lime. since The paper has been IN
unr hands. been very great duns. but isd that
the accounts are becoming 80 large on onr
books. and money scarce an article. that in
self justification, we shall have TO adopt the
dunRing il not the ecsh system.
We hope our delinquent subscribers will come
forward. osE and Att, aud save IL, the froubic
"iscniing. and themselves ihe expense OF being
waited on by collector.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

Nomination for Cote nor.--In copying
the following notice of,his domination from
the Charleston MerSury, we cannot too
warmly congia uia,e our fricnds on the
uprniuaGion ofGcn. Hammond, the unan-
Unity with which il was effected. the gen.
eral orprubu'ion wilh which it appears to
have been received, and its tendency 10
promote The harmony and uuanimiiy ofihe
Stale and people, and the success of their
great cause md principles. In all that is
said Of Gen. Hammond. we cordially con-
cur. fully assured that he will uobly sus-
tain the honnr and interest, character ard
principles of the Safe. in the elevated sta
lion for which he hu, been 50 unanimous
iy nominated; and Ia which he viii un-
d"ubicdly be as unanimously elected
there being MOI the most remote chance OF
opposition. n.--Souih CGroiiniGa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

Florida War.--By the flowing il ap-
pears that the war in Florida. has again
assumed seriuus aspect:
"Exrau OF etirr received in ST. AG-
susuur. and published in the NeIcs. of,hut
CITY. dated
"FoRr KING. E. F.. Feb. II, 1912.
"This evening, Two companies Of The
9Th Infantry will arrive at hi, post, out
SIX days from Tampa Bay, distan, 100
u Is. An expr 5, arrived from them last
..;;-....-l-s-~->;>. ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lacked by Indians OH their march here, at
The Wahoo Swamp One sergeant and
Que private killed There was no doubt
p.en,y OF red skins to attack two large
Companies. Strung symptoms ui the war
all over FloriIa. when they now hunt up
our troops for = fight. The ,w" companies
prlcced from here 10 81. Augustine;
Iink III. regiment the Sthl IS to rrlicyc
the Sd Arul.cry Coz. Worth is reported
/" bc as Ear as Cedar Key, or Forr Fan
ninS. ou his way to ST. Augustine. there %
make his summer head quarters
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

South Carolina Bar -Associaiion.-tl
the annual meeting Of this Association,
held u, the Library Room. on Saturday
last, the following gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing year:
Hon. David Johnson, President. Jas. l..
CAN'T, Esp. Sec'ry. Trea-'r. and Librarian.
Standing Committee Richard ieadon,
Chairman; Hon. B. J. Dunkin, A. G Ma
gra,h, Geo. Is. Eckbard, and Jno. Phillips,
? Esquircs.
The President read the following letter
from Henry a. Desaussure, Esq
CHARLESTON. Feb. z, 1912.
To the President and Members cfhc
Bar Association Of Charleston:
Geafsesaen--l beg leave 10 present, for
your accataaStc, bus, OF my late vcnera
led faiher, chancellor Desaussure.
The courteous attention manifested to.
wards bin in lie by the Bar Of C charleston.
and the particular respsci shewn to his
memory by your association. are deeply
Eey. and appreciated by bis family--and
Ibey asaiI themselves of this opportunity
10 express their Acknowledgements for your
,i.ieaSly regard 10 him.
T5e model Of The bust was executed af-
Ses 81 ,seceusc, asSa disinieresieL nc, Of
ttr;s,s ip, by oar islanted fe!sow-citizen.
Col. John s. Cogdcll, AIDED only by pors
vyni,s and by pcrsu1al reeollections,
Rcspeciraiiy, II. A. DESAuSSGR E.
on molionog AIaraslE Kiagg, Esq.
Z "a "
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Our WhGrrs.-Wc have noticed for
some lime back. thai our wliarves are do
ins much better business, in the way OF
receiving and dischlrsing Of Cotton. than
lor some months previous. This is an in
d:cniior. that Natures way Of Conveyance
Is better than those made by The ART of man.
Rail Roads will answer very well for
passenger, and light freight. which require
n quick transportation. but when heavy
freishis must needs be conveycd,lhc s,cam-
r's prove the surcsI an best Carriers.
The steamers iususiG lett Mr. q. Walk
rr'S wharf Inst Monday morning with 4
ful cargo OF Cotton, for Savannnh and
Charleston. The deck w. crowded sew
rra bales high with he staple. and rho
steamer made q grand appearance. as she
wheeled around aud departed for The ports
bclow.-HQmburg Journal
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To,al, 59i

In the Virginia House of Delegates. OF
Thursday last tic bill providing for n loan
tn,ac Ja,nrs River aud kamau ha Compa-
ny. was taken rp on lis second reading
ani
Mr.. Taylor, Of Norfolk Borongh, inqui-
red whether the friend aud relation Of Gen.
Hamilton. oi :. c., was not expected in
Richmond, this evening; aud whether.
upon his arrival. it might not lie expected
lha, arrangement would be- madc To sup.
ply the means oflhc James River and Ka-
nawha Company. said to have bccu mis-
applied by Geu. Hamilton.
Mr. Dormaa replied. that friend OF
Gru II. was expected in Richmond. this
evening. bui that his expected arrival could
no, alter The necessity which exists for n
speedy action OH The part Of the I.eei,la.
lure in granting the relief asked for on the
part of The James River am! kanawha
Company-Thar a letter had been rccciv.
ed by last nights mail from him enclosing
one lrum Gen. Ilamil,ou, which, ii gave
him much happiness 10 state. placed The
conduct o. that gentleman in much more
favorable poiui of view, Than lie (Mr. d.
had been led TO expect. he was now salts
fled. that though guilty Of an iudlscre,ion.
Gen. II. had no, been guilty OF an act Of
moral lurpitudc. He added, that he was
now inclined TO believe that M loss would,
in The end, be sustained by the Company
in consequence of.hc agency Of Gen. H.;
bu, HAT The letters then in his possession
satisfied him that the Indemnity could noI
be promptly furnished aud. therefore. The
necessity existed in full force for the
in,crposilion Of the General Assembly. in
order TO redeem the credit of the Company
by The prompr redemption of,heir hyPo.hc-
calcd bonds.
After some discussion. the bill was final
ly laid on the table I'LL to-Inorrow.-Ch0r-
lesion Courier.
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NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR.

In 4 recent number OF our paper, we copied
from the Charleston Mercury. an article by the
editor, upon the nomination Of General liaui-
mond Tor Governor In consequence Of The
press Of other mnttcr. wc made no comment n
the time. but our feelings cons,raih us to say.
that we ha'icd this announcement with the SIN.
crrcst ricnsurc. We believe that il will mce,
the appreciation Of our brethren OF the press.
generally. in South Carolina, and very proba-
bly,, Of the whole corps editorial. In the lat
canvass for the guberna,orial office. we were
advoc uics. aud warm advocates for the election
ofour prcscuI highly popular and efficient Chief
Magistrate; bu, even during tha, contest, We
entertained the highest regard for General
Hammond, aud never spoke him in any other
terms than those Of kindness and respect. But.
we think no apology necessary. for tho course
wc in common. witt large majority Of ihr
Democratic party in our Stale. took at that Pc
giasang OUT ieSraial assent to he nomination Of
General Hammond. We have been for some.
time, satisfied that hc was The choice of the peo
pie. That h. will sustain the character and the
principles of The State. there can be no qucs.
ton. Youmg rs he is. he has acquired an e n.
viabc reputation. WhiIs,in Congress. brief
Us was his career. lie gave indication of talents
Of II hich order; and in our contest with The
General Government. hi+ able viud:rarion of
the peculiar principles Of the State Rights par.
iy. evinccd a character Of the mos, una!cnt Linz
iirmness. But General Hammond needs no
testimonials from us, oflris qualifications for tho
high aud responsible station for which he has
been nominated We trust, thai lie will receive
the unanimous supper, OF both parties in our
State
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go, ,bs C,oyi,sfon Verrury.

From the Charleston Mercury.
EeruI g1scision The following opinion
ofJudse O'NeaIi, as an exposition Of the
late Act, may be useful il kno~n through
ou, the State. The case was argued at
Chambers.
john ce.sford Kerr C ChamhGrs,
ads. Charleston,
The Bank Of Charleston. Feb. lsi2.
The Defendant. who is in custody of,hc
Sheriff OF Charleston District, under writ
of Capias al Salisraricndum, before the
passage af the Ac, of 1871 to extend the
Rounds of thr Gnnis of The several Di.iEihis
ne now moves TO have the benefit o! the late
Act extended TO him.
have no doubt that he is entitled TO it..
The Act provides ihat The "Limits and
Bound. OF The Gaols OF the Judicial Dis
tric,s Of :his Stale. he the same are
hereby extended TO The limits aud hounda-
ries Of the Judicial Districts in which they
ure situated" This makes the Bound for
which The Defendant gave bond co. exicn-
sive with ihc District; for when The Bounds
were enlarged. i, is III the letter oihis Bond
thai he should have The slime enlargement.
Tie is boun,! TO remain within the limits
and Bounds of the Gaol"f Charleston Dis.
,ricr. What arc they! The limits aud
boundaries Of Charleston Judicial District.
is the legal answer /, NAV be necessary
tina, The Defendant, & Iii, securities should
in wiring. under their seals on me back of
their Bond. acknowledge The Boud to be
under rhe .icl of 1911 as well as the Acts
of IT'S aud 1910. AMI covenant that the
debtor shall, according to the law, render
a schedule Of uis estate, and nj The expira-
top OF tie notice under The insoivcni Debt
ors Act. assign and surrender. as far rs in
his power, the property mentioned in said
schedule"
On this acknowledgment aud addiinnal
covenant heing made and entered into by
the Defendant and his securities, lit is
ordered, that John Ccssinrd Kerr do have
the henefi, OF the Act Of 1871, aud be nl-
lowed the enlargement thereby provided
for in the extension Of the limits nnti lrunds
OF the Gaols Of The several Districts 10 this
State" (Siened)
JOHN BELTON O'NEiLL.
Benjamin +. Hunt. for the motion.
Pe,ricru & Lesesne, for the Bank.
Feb. 18th. 1872,
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Our ntr! Gcrrnor.-Wc are r.joiced TO
find Ihe Press. as well as the People 0f
this Stale. are 50 una nirnous in The choice
of Gru james II. liimmoud Tor our next
Governor. We believe that there will be
no opposition TO him; and in fact. we sec
40 reason why an opposite candidate should
be started. He is fully qualified in every
respect. To fill III. Chair OF State; and as he
i, the Peoples choice, as well as that of
our Legislature, we congratulate him on
The iar prospects OF his tlec,ion.-Hdm-
burg Journal,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

COaSrcss.-Thc Correspondent of the Char
lcston Mercury. under date Of Tie 18th nj, :.
says: In the House Of Representatives. Nr.
Pickcn. presented. by unanimous consent the
petition of certain citizens Of ibbcyilIc disriict
praying change Of the mil 70 "a from Edge
field Court House 10 Grceu,llc Court House,
so IS 10 run by Cambridge. Lodi. and Siouey
Point, which was referred 10 The committee on
tie Post Offices and Post Roads.
1T is generally understood that Nr. Clay
has forwarded To his Legislature his rcsigma.
lion rs Senator. Mr. Cri,enden is here. rca.
dy to take his place, and will. unless there hap
pens To be- "a screw loose -
The Correspondent, Of the Charleston Cou.
ricr, under date of the BIS, ult., says:
The Senate, to-day, It's runorcd. had
an exciled debate Oh The nomination of Mr..
Bradford. rs Judge of the U. :. District
Courl. in Pcnnsy l.ania. vice Judge Hop
kiuson. The nomination was rejected 30
II. All the democratic members who
were present. except Mr.. Benton, voted
fnr The nomination. II was '"sratcd hy
the Wings; bur nany Of the democrats
went out and stunned the vote. Mr.. b.
is politically. a Tyler man.
The resignation of Mr.. Clay. 10 take
effect 3lst uf March, is fully confirmed,
Mr.. Pierce Of n. II. has also rcsiened.-
Mr. Mouton is also ubou. TO retire from the
Senata.
MIR. Wchster's instructions to Mr. Ev.
eretl in the Creole case. were 'ad, to-day,
in the Senate. and gave great satisfaction
10 The Southern Senators. lie goes into
the " hole argument aud gives The grounds
on which the U. 5. Government relies fur
lis demoud for redress lroin Ihc British go-
The argument OF tts high.
est ability.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

From the Charleston Courier Feb. 2l. 1912.
Firr.--A fire broke oul yesterday morn.
ing abou, half pas, / o'clock, in the Sc
cond story OF kitchen attached TO a hoasc
situate in Green street, in the immediate
vicinity of The Charleston College, and
ownedby Capt. john J. Alexander. BY
the timely arrival. however, olihe Charles
Ion Neck Fire Engine Company, The flames
were soon arrested. II has been coniectu-
rcd. il.ai the iirc must have been the work
0fan inseniiary, as the premises have been
ai,ccs,picd for several months.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

improper 70 atseipptsa gisa ilzFS = esatEt-l
pluie sci 0f iusfOss
jFosas 81 d pst;;t;oa pts lying
Rissrr s5Ig sal siiss u
ia sfIs ianorahlo Il Ess, Judge as
size Dsslriel CoGtl United Si;.ie lv
ard sslr the assifief ni --r--'.
seiissssz e---4-s5 serltplly sf,e;s-
gssi tsias your petitioner IS d reslasgll @ ine
ss..... IN Inc comfy 81 s-~----, state
al. and that ysur petitioner iarihef
f,s,cet., ali he IL r,t:cbiet 10 the persons
ma ;Ts tils rass set forth ia the schedule
I;;sntfira !usags Il issEeF pefislonei's Creditors
iI,nir Ycssdenes and the amount Que 10
each, aud sigucd by your petitioner. which
schedule according 10 the best oi your Pc
,itioner's knowleag and belief, contains
Z true and correc, list Of all your peii'ion-
cr's creditors, their residence, ahd 'ne
AMOUNTS due TO each ofthem; which schea'
s uge. sicued as aforesaid, your Pe'i'loner
! prays NAV be taken Us part OF this has Pc
ttiiion; which debts Sonr petitioner snow
eth have not in whole or in part been crea-
ted in consequence Of any dcialca'ioh oy
your petitioner, as O public officer or us
executor, administrator, guardian. or 'fus'
Tee, or while acting in any other hdnc'ary
capacity. ,And your petitioner luther
shows, that The schednlc hcrcunto annex
ed, and marked sinveniory Of property
and signed by your petitioner. contains
a :orrec, inventory Of your petitioner
properly, rights, and credits. ol every
name, Kind, aud description, and the !oca-
ton and situation nf each aud every, par
Gel and portion thereof, TO The best OF your
petitioners knowledge and belief, which
petitioner prays may be taken as part o'
This his petition. :,
Your petitioner therefore respectfully
prays thu, he may. By decree OF ihis hon
orabIc court. be declared a bankrupt ac'
cording 10 The provisions Of the nc' oi G"n
grcss, in such case made and provided;
and ,ha, such further order aud proceed
inss as ore, provided for. directed. or reqalr,
ediu and BY The said &C, Of Congress be
had.
Dated. &c. Signed by the Petitioner
Form fthe jurat 10 The (orfgOi"S'
United States of America,
s.r p,s!''e' Of 0' Ads personally ss1 ally i. ap,
peared the petitioner above named,
and being duly (sworn,) made solemn
oath that the foregoing petition by him
signed is true.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

Hiest Poiat.-A great deal has been said
in Congress. and out OF it. IN newspapers
aud public speeches, abou, tho dristocracy
Of Yves; Point; aud tina, The appointments
are all from the higher classes of citizens,
or salaried officers OF Government. But
The following table, extracted from The
New York Evening Post. shews conclu-
sivelS. the Democratic iwr use the word
not IN the party sense. naiusc of The Ias:i
,iiiun. IL is essentially tho peoples
-ic5dcn,y, and ;hc people. in The scien,ilir
a';ainmcniS, and extensive learning. and
s"ullr:nan'v character, uni eificicn, quni-
.ica'ions, .f;t> grahuutcs. are rraping the
coward Of rhrir annual appropriations
Sm. Republican.
The iuluwing statement Of The occupa-
lions and coud;ious. as regards foruue, of
these lwu'hundred nuL twenty. one cadets
now at the Military Academy AZ Wes,
Poiri, derived from an authentic source
will probably prove interesting To The pub
lie:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

TIC Candidates. Scarcely day passes with
oui the question being asked Of III. who are The
candidates FOR election for seats in the next Lc
sislatnrel We are. of course. unable 10 answer
the question, and wouid suggest 10 those gentle
men who feel desirous Of appearing before their
fellow citizens as candidates, the proprety Of
having their names announced.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

The Small Por.--The MiIledg"vil.e Journal
Of the Old n.. says This disease has Graz
cd 10 alarm our citizens. patients ut tie
Hospital. we learn. are all getting well, aud wc
feel warranted in saving. tlIa but linl" or no
danger need be arPre!iendcd by any ore desir
in: 20 visit our city F."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

Snop.-Our c.tzcns, for The first lime
this winter, found The house.rops on We'd
ncsday mornius last. covered with slight
snow that had fallen during the previous
night. Our boys and girl, were Of cogise
delighted with the general appearance Of
things. aud Louhticss anticipated day Of
fun and snow halIins-hut alns. by - o.
clock il had all melted. and disappointment
succeeded TO the aniciPations Of the morn
ing.
The Weather generally has been ex-
ceediugly wet mud iisaSrccnble with US
since the commencement Of the present
year. aud We are sorry TO add, has becn
attended by severe colds, pleunsy and
infiuenzia to an unprecedented extent.
The prospects are not improving and We
caution our friends against unnecessary
exposure, and to guard particularly asalns,
wei feet. if they woudavoid toe incidents
of THO season.-Spartanbmg Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

The above statement, tina, no member os
Congress and The high !unciionary OF eth
er lhe genera! or sta,e governments, has
son nj West Point. aud that independently
Of those whose fathers must be supposed IN
be meu o! little influence. there are fifty
one who are falhcrless.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

Total 22i
Ofrhese TWO hundred and twcniy-one
cadets, the parents of twenty nre in indi.
gent or reduced circumstances; of ono
hundred and seventy five. the parents are
i'll moderate circumstances; Of five The pa
reuts arc in aflluent circumstances: and
the condition OF the parents Of twenty one
is uukuown,-I. will be perceived, from
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

Indiana The Legislature OF '!,i, Stale has
passed law limiting the legal inrcr' 81 in The
Stale 10 SIX per cent. The law heretofore al
lowed ten per cen. interest e. be charged when
there was an agreement to lha, effect.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

Better tken taxing thc benefit Of The
Bankrupt Aef.--An acquaintance ca,rc
into our Office yesterday and related tho
following. which we ibink Is worthy Of
publication: A gentleman from ueigh-
boring town called on freud a. few days
since, and. asked The loan efa hundred
doilars TO enable him 10 take tho benefit Of
the bankrupt aci. Aisfriend inquired the
amoan, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF !. Fwoih
aud dollars, . vas iiic reply. Here, said
his friend, is The hundred t!oiiars, but ins-
iead oi usiagi. Ia the way you propose,
call Oh your creditors, pay Them Eve per
cent. of1sheir ciains. and get discharged
by ilieat from youf ufoslisa,ions. The mar,
I'D ms advised, and tho following day nc
lad made s6ttIemsen, ef all the elaine
against t,ini.-- Hartford Camas
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

4 Communication signed Water" was an
Intentionally overlooked. until too late Tor this
paper; twill appear in our next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

AppoiHtTent Of The Gorernor Henry A.
Meelze. ESQ.,. has been appointed C"mmissi"n.
er in Equity. for Lexington District. in place Of
Benjumn T. Saxon, Esq. resigned on uccOun,
of III health.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

The arrangement which now exists in
the War Department respecting r!ieappor-
ionmcnt OF cadets. 50 As TO apporrion them
among the several States, is stated 10 be
this:
In The month Of February or March,
anpnally, the appointments are nade from
amung the applicants whose names are on
the register; care being taken to distribute
Ihem as nearly as circumstances will per-
mi:, 50 as to give ono cadet TO each rou.
sres.ional district. excepting in The States
Of delaware, Arkansas, aud Michigan,
which in consideration Of The largennrep-
resented fraction IN The FIRST, and The grow
in. popualion of The others, are allowed
two cadets each.
It's further stated that The lows fegula-
ting The number of cadets in the academy
ha,e been so construct! as 10 ix iiiegreat-
c,i namber Of cadets admissible iuta IL ut
26U: and that the axeraos -np,sks eks
ceeded 250.-Baitimcrc Americhn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-03-02

81. w. EIa,llec ESQ.,, of Marion Dis,ris,.
was, on tho 2ls uIi., admitted to practice in the
U. 8. Dis,ric, and Circuit Courts in this State
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fyou copy. we'll exchange!
Ifnnt yve'Ii s,op T JILJ 90,

IL you copy. we'll exchange.
lfnot. we'll stop.-[ Phil. Sa, Courier.
Stop aud be hanged to yon Your paper i,
but very little use 10 us: and 20 be forced 10 m
scrl l"ng pro- -prc,us to keep up the exchange.
we aie very clear Of H.
''Cm' - wei stop doing OIL any more favor.
b,' forwarding >ub scriprioa money and obtain.
in- subscriber, for n"lhin: DO you hear thai
Mc>srs. VI Maxim * tl-,ie;i i've have hal
your prospectus make sometime AGO; but
blow u-. II wc come ii now!
'Gcnrraliy speaking, the Northern publish.
cr- think that The Southern parris are drpcr.
den, on them. and must ilsei, prospectu~cs in
order Ia secure an exchange. We are 10, one
oitl,csr d'pcndan,, we are willing nj all times
10 br accommodating OF 4 liberal and mutual!
scale. but nu' Otherwise. The South has bee u
rrr"r'"nsiy dependant; too long; aud Southern
cdiorS have concluded that there is noIhin z
good. save rha, s'licil r":ucs from the North
|; j, al a mistake. We have the matcria,s ii,
Tome aiii .n"mll w." them
"Wen,k. i!o: many pru.pcctnses Of Snu:h
c,n rap.rs are inserted IN thu Northern Jour
nal, Bu' few. any Yet we mas, I'LL our
papers 10 obtain exchanges. This child don't
do il.