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For sis Advertiser.
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

Pursuan, to notice. called meeting OF the
Edgefsld Philosophical and Agricultural So
cieiy. was held at The cour. House, on Saiur'
day the 18th April. Is43.
Col. Pickens, after making a few predatory
remarks, upus the importance of an Agricul,u'
raj Survey Of the State, offered the following
resolutions:
Resol,ed, That this meeting look with great
~in,eres, TO the examinations Of M. Rulin the
distinguished Agriculsuris. who has been ap'
pointed. under a salary from the Legislature
to examine into tie stale Of Agriculture. and 10
sugges, neans of improving il in our State.
Resolved, That u committee OF five. be sp'
pointed, inclnding the President. to invite MIR
Ruf;n to visit this District, aud to extend to
him all the kindness and facilities IN their pow
er, connected with the objects Of his inYes,ign'
ton.
Resoired, That a committee OF five be up
pointed 90 open u communication with The cif'
feren, sections Of our District. in order to as
certain as far rs they can the State Of Agricu!'
,ure. and the physical Developments Of oui
soils, and our, resources for Improvement, aud
all other matters that may tend to give BIZ,
RuGin condensed information when he arrives
amongst, u,. and aisn to extend and'communi
ca,e tEat information amongs: ourselves; and
also, to invite our farmers generally. to aid us
in ob,aining all useful knowledge relating to
our District, and tina. they be requested to at,
tend a senerai meeting. which this Society
will call whenever i; is scertained ut VIA! time
Mr.. Rufin can NEE; us.
These resolutions were unanimously adopt.
ed.
Under tho I'd and Bird rcsului;o ns the follow
ing committee was appointed. viz : VIM. B.
johnson. F. w. Piek-ns, J. Terry, N. L. Grif:
fin. and r. T. Minis.
On motion, il was rcsolrcd. That the admis-
sion fee, instead of Five Dollars, be, hereafter,
One Dollar, 10
The Secretary was requested 70 publish the
proceedings in the Edgefeld Advertiser. and
10 s:r,c fas the ~;nforna,ios .of tie Farmers Of
the Dls,ric, generally, that. akh"ugh Iii. Tile
Of our Society is the Philosophical and Agri-
%eu,,ural Society Of; Eageheld, is objects a: pse-
sen, ore to Foster, more directly. the advance
men, Of Agriculture! science. and improvement
in our District; and to aid US IN these views,
We invite the cooperation Of al who feel in-
.oresied in Agricultural pursuits.
WIN. b. JOHNSON, President.
r. +. MiMs, Secretary.
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commercial.

HAMBURG, Apr! J.
Couon.-We noticed in our report Of Wr!.
ncsiay. that. our Cotton market, exhibited in
dicalions Of xn advance in prices. Since then.
an activity has been cvinced by buyers. and
prices rose full 4 on good aud fair qualities,
owing in u measure however, 10 The small
quantity coming. in. To-day, purchasers are
no, so willing TO give fall prices Of the las,
three days. We hope, notwiihs,andi din the
rsusatins disposition Of dealers. our markell
will NOT recede. and" must get up a. fraction,
should The mex, accounts from Europe .bs'fa.
vorasle. We quote n exirenfes Of the iinHrkci
4 to 81 cts |; principal sales a t'53 els.
Freighs.-ro Charleston. per Rail Road.
a5 cts. per hundred for Cotton by River, 81
per bale; to Savannah. so cts. per bale.
EzehGnse.-On Charleston. Savannah, and
the North, continues a, par.-J0lraat.
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THe Prcsidsaey.-At the time ofour pllciag
She name of the Hon. Jous C. CALHots at
,h. head of our columns Us e candidate for the
Presidency, we deemed it unadVisab'c to sub
INIT, to ,hs action ofany Conventions; since dat
time the appearance Of things have changed;
and Il has been decided by a large number OF
cha Democratic Republican States. as tue best
mode TO ensure q unanini,y in ne.ioa. to have
The claims of all the Republican candidates
n,,esa before a Convention. whose members
come directly from the people. upon Just and
eou;,able grounds, giving to each State . voice
coma, to their Representation. We, ofcou'se'
anhoueh reluctantly. must yield TO what we
be,;ssc 80 be the will Of the Democratic Reoub-
,cans Of the Union, with a hope. that the Con-
vea,ion will, on assembling, try all Tho .eandi-
dates upon their real Notwithstanding ASIDE
ali s~ec,ional prejudiecs. and selecting the man
bes, calculated to heal all party tends. az we.
have no fear OF the result. Let what may DO
,he action Of the Convention. should their be a
fair voice Of the Democratic Republican party
Of the Union expressed, we will be ever rea-
dy to suppos, the nominee of 'he Convention
We have, with these yiews, made an alteration
az The head Of our columns
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AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISE

NEW, CHEAP AND VALUABLE WORK.
The undersigned proposes publishing, 81
soon as a sufficient number OF Suhscriheis are
obtained 10 warrant the expense, a monthly
periodical of eight large octave pages. des6ted
exclusively to Agricultural and Eso.tic ultra
inforrnaiion-and such other matters ns rnny
particularly interes, the Planter aud Farmer,
G: Tie rery t0s price cf}y.y cents pr annan.
Twill be handsomely printed, on Gne paper.
and wi,h d small clear type.
The Cash principle will be adopted ana
strictly adhered In.
Posiinns,nrs. Editors and Booksellers are All.
;horized to act Us Agents. aud the former will
obl;se us by stating the nnmber OF copies re.
quireda at their respective offices. by The middle
or latter end Of May. II il il proposed 10 issue
the first mimher early in June.
No Subscription Cue until the receipt Of the
frs: number. when the Agsn, viii be Consider.
ed responsible 70: the number of copies os.
dcrrd-ihe sinoun, Ia be thsH RENTED.
Any one forwarding Fire Dollars free Of
postage. will be entitled TO efsren copies.
" ALI Letters and COMMUNICATIONS 10 the
Editor. mus, be pos, paid.
u Editors in the South will please notice
the enterprise, aud by publishing this Adver-
tiscment. will be entitled to tho only remuacr
alton can afford copy Of the work:
JOHN STUBS.
CurRAw, 8. c.. April 5. 1888.
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'CorTsetion.-Capl. Post. Of the SCHOONER
Aueus,n, called on us yesterday to correct
a statement, which wc were made the i'll
strument, very i%nnocently on our Part, Of
publishing a few days since, 10 relation TO
the robbery in' the Island Of Cuba, Capl.
Post was made TO say that the murderers
numbered from $50 10 200. and the occur
renee took place on tho Havana Rail
Road. The cars were thrown oHthc track,
SIC. &c. Nearly all of which Capt. Post
disavows having stated. A robbery some
,rhrrc CO The Island Of Cuba was made
tho cara m q railroad were stopped. and
the passengers wero rohbed-aud that is
abou, all: Iha, was known when the Au-
cusra lef. liavaua.--Mobiie HERALD, Sh
inst.
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For lie Advertiser.
FOR COLD WATER DRINKERS.

PARODY or rASsT GRAY.
We'll, well, sir. so you've joined at last. l hope
yonW drauk, no more,
I've watched you with an aching heart. for eight
years now OF more;
You know ! hate to 81, alone, not knowing
where to go.
You'll break my heart. l feel you will. if you
keep drinking so.
Now, pray my love, put by that frown and do
not look SO sad,
took the Pledge" jus, now down turn. /
know. twill make YOU glad;
| only stopped a, G''''''s gate yougJ'''''''s
But when that near could no. resist, I liad to
lft the latch.
It took you then. two hours to iecr. ,mo hours
to lift tie ia,eh'
I wish you'd stay a. home with me. cnd appro-
pos Of thai y,
I heard yon singing to,hcg night, You see I
know !, all,
l Saw You jig with all your might at Granny
! C'''1s ball.!
! did not dance, or IL I did. allowing t was true.
When a body hears a lively tune, wha, can a
poor man do
My life. my soul. my darling ono, I love bu,
you oione-
I've sworn CT from the grQg shop now. Of i, Eve
tired grown.
Pu, down your stick, don, take your hat, now
prithe dear do stay,
You never come Q, home Q, all, Blu, you long
to run away;
There was o time, there was a time, You'd
never wish TO go,
Wha, have I done, what have I done, my dear
to change you sol
Pooh! pooh my love. I am no. changed
but look its almost eight,
My friendsare SO particular, they neyer like 10
wait,
Good bye! good bye! you'll come home sooui
oh yes. don't look so strange,
He's iuraed Tie street, I kaew be would, he's
gone TO The Exchange.
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Fire.--An alarm offrc was given about
2 o'clock p. NJ. oa Sunday last. The
woods all around kirh wood were discov.
cred 10 be on fire. and the wind, which
was blowing a smnIl hurricane was dny-
ing the flames with a fearful rapidly. IN
the direction OF The houses, the summer
residences of our citizeps. Al tirsta ii was
supposed %al,uos, Impossible 10 check the
progress oftbo devouring element, so dense
was the snake occasioned by the burning
pines and underground; and had II not
been for The prompiness IF the citizens. az
extensive destruction OF property must
have ensued.. For TWO ar three hours, The
people conleaded with the angry elcmcnt,
and by incessant and laborinis exertions
saved severa! 6ue houses from the flames.
which seemed nj times almost To en'elnpe
them. One house only, was destroyed, a
dwelling house belonging TO Or. r. 81.
Anderson; this il was impossible to save.
as the flames had made considerable pro-
sress before il was discovered. To be on
Grc. 1t was remarkable that, although
this house was surrounded by Others. 'on.
~ a few yards distant, and The wind blow.
ing so fiercoly all Tho. time, the fire was
KEEP, confined TO Che burning building.
Towards evening, the fire in The vicinity
Of The houses was go far suhduca. that 40
further damage was experimentation
den Journal, l2h inst.
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New Spring and Summer


WHE ShbscribeIs have just received. and
IL nre nos: Offering TO their customers and
the public seaera,Iy, : full and web selected
assortment Of
Fancy s. Staple Dry Goods,
Comprising every variety of Goods in their
line. suited % tho Spring and Summer trade.
which they win sell at prices TO suit the tines.
AEso.-!A general assortment Of
Groceries, Hardware, Hats,
Shoes, &c. &c.
which will be sold at prices which cannot fail
10 give satisfaction TO those who ayfsyoY them
with their patronage. We were induced by
the present reduced prices Of Goods. to make
heavy pnIciiases. which enables. us to offer
strong inducements TO purchasers. We are
determined To sell, and u, those who doubt
our ability TO please them, call and sec.
We also continue IKE business Of
Millinery g. ManfnnnakfnS,
under the superintendent Of Mn. c. u.
DOWD, and having received Q new supply
Of Goods suited I" that branch Of trade are
prepared 10 execute all kinds of work with
nea,unss and despatch.
On!ers from tic country promptly attended
TO. BLAND & BUTLER.
April IL E II
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Thocrop of 1888 would to, 2:al4.so

BY comparing these two statements j, viii
be seen tina, we estimate the crop OF is43 less
than ten days ago by abou, 10000 bales. The
conclusion TO be drawn ia. thar the receipts
for the remainder of tl:elssasor, viii no, equal
the receipts same Time last year. II this should
be the case, then the whole crop will hardly
amount TO moro than 100000 bales. :
We have nothing 10 notice in regard 10 our
money market, excep, that the value Of Cen.
,raI Bank money has improved aholi, 9 per
ccut. aud is now from 26 to @ per cent. dis.
couu,.-CoRstitutionelis..
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Eise.ioa.-on Monday the 10Th inst, the fol
lowing gentlemen were elected Mayor and
coue:l OF the City Of Augusta, Geo.
Msyor-N. NJ. Dye. e
c~osrcs-y. G. McWhor.cr, Philip CrumP
/. p. Garyip, II. Hora. j. Ph;nizy. 1r., c. a.
Gsciner. John Hill, F. h.. Robertson ]. A:
Il:blcr, a. Philip. T. w. Miller, W. A. Bcall'
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UTHE BAPTIST MINISTER AL
CONFERENCE. will meet at 10 O'clock A.
81. OH the Friday before the Fifth Lords Day
in the presect month. (April.) at The Mount
Moriah Baptis, Chrach in AbbeyiIIe District.
WILLIAM 3. JOHNSON. Ch'mn.
April II. le43.
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JOHN SHAW.

BRICKLAYER & PLAISrERER.
TENDERS his services 10 ihc citizens
4 of this and the adjoining Districts, TO
do any work in his line, in a workmanlike
manuer. aud at prices suitable to The times.
Having served a regular apprenticeship
TO the business, no will warrau, the work
he puts together TO stand.
Letters addressed TO the care or Vim. F.
Durisoc, will meet with immediate ar,cn-
lion.
march % tf 8
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-D Counterfeit, Bills Of tho Central Bank of
Georgia, are in circulation in F9orida and the
interior Of Georgia, which arc stated 10 be
dated 7th June, 1910. payable to &C. Bryan,
A. NJ. Nisbel Cashier, T. For, President. The
paper is dark, and the counterfeit notes uiay
be easily detected. though their execution is
said 10 be pretty good.
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Rs ,siI cling 10 tho Piiarsefthe Temple %
oosr Etserhss. and finn Jan, nc siH Perish
amids. the Ruias."
roa PRESIDENT:
JOHN C. CALHOUN,

,Sub;te. TO the decision Of the Democratic
R~epubiicGn Coareniioa, to assemble M
Mas,is;l, as recommended by The States
o~fAfcrg.ana. Michigan. Kentucky. Lou-
i,;ona, Nsw Hampshire, Massachusetts
AiaScne and Mississippi.
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: CoLunnla. April I:

y - CoLuMBla, April -.
Coaon.-ThcFe he's been bu, little coming
in during the week, tiougf somewhat more
than during The previous one, and prices con-
,inue without ehange-say q 70 Ct cents, ex.
tremes-most sales at al 10 ST.
Erthsagc Ion Charleston !, and on New
York !. prem.
Freigats.-Of Cotton, to Charleston. by Rail
Road or River, 7oesn,s per bale.-CaToliriGa.
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"a Tie silica tie that binds ttno isiiling hearts"
MARRIED

On Tuesday the eth inst, by the Rey.john
Trapp. Mr. NATHANIEL HEsnsRsos, TO Misp
SARAH SEABaoox, fourth daughter Of .lie !a.s
james Blocker. =,
On Thursday evening. the 9Th inst. by J. P.
Dagnet, ESQ., Mr.. BaarLErKtso to Miss SA.
Fan GARRETT, all Of this district.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFtELD DISTRICT.
MnX nI INER FOWL Is Esnnirs

RY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire
A3 Ordinary of Edseticid District.
Whereas Felix Luke, hath applied TO
me for Letters Of administration on all
aud singular ihe goods and chauels. RICH 5
and credits Of James Timme. la,s OF the
Districts aloreaiG, deceased.
These are. therefore, 10 cite and allrnpn-
ish all aud siugnlar, the kindred and crc-
diors Of the sfid deceased, &c be and a,,-
PEAR before me-, al oar next O%rdinnry's
Court for the said District tn I've holden at
Edse6eld Cour House on the Is, May,
1913. 10 show calse il any. why the said
ADMINISTRATIVE should no, he granted.
Given under my hand and seal this Eth
dny Of April, one thousand eight hundred
aud forty two. md in the six,y.sevcnth
year Of American independence.
q. TOWLES, o. E. D.
April 10 [S2 l21l 9, ~
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Charleston CaRsgs.-A. a quarterly meeting
Of the Board OF Trustees Of the College OF
Charleston, held a, the College. cs tho ION
mat. Ar. William Pofcher Miles, & graduate
Ct The Institution. was elected to gil the Office
Of Ts.or, vice Francis W. CaPers. A. 81. re-
signed.
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Masoaie.-No,ics is given by the Macon
Lodge, No. G, 10 The Masonic fraternity gen
orally that JoapAs T. CouKcsL. . Muster Ma
son, and member Of that Lodge. has been e1-
PEELED by ,ha, Lodge. from oil .hc-benef's and
privileges of Masonry. for gross rnEasonic
condnrt.
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CHARLESTON, April re.

Cottou.-The receipts of Uplands continue
light. For the six dnys ending or "Wednesday
Evening, they have amounted 10 $500 bales,
of which $685. bales by water and 973 bales by
Rail Road. Exported liz same time 1897 bales.
eaving on baud q shipping stock Of 24s5i
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p Robcr. adser. ESQ.,. tsays the Courier,
mas been recognized US Vice Consul OF the
Mexican Republic for the port OF Charleston
8, c., vice r. w. Ccsdell. Esq, resigned.
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literally erammed. Theiaudience seemed
10 be highly pleased with the lectures. and
NO have no doubt much good has been eff
fsc,ed.-GreauiMe MonntGinctr.
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" General John Armstrong died on the LIST
mat, q, his residence Redhook. Duchess Co.
N. ", aged 81 years. Gen. A. was Secretary
Of War. during a par. Ct the late difficulties
with Great Britain. ~,
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Augusta. April -,

Augusta. April u,
Coron.-Since las, Thursday there has hecn
continued activity IN our market. though less
was purchased for shipment the principal
sales were made to spectators. who we be.
lieve. will keep their purchase on hand until
| further advices are received from tho other
side of the Atlantic. TIL. other home mar
ke,s having shown more activity. and n small
advance ia the price Of the raw material. ow.
Ing principally TO The reduction in Freight, is
no douh, the principle caIise of the Improve.
ment in this market. The receipts c%oa,inne
very lish: by the iaiL.roud. and only q few
bales come in now and then by wagon or
boat. The range az prices. for ;l:e' a;,.cs eE.
fec,ed is 4 ,u 81 cents. the later figure fSr good
cotton ia square bales. The stock begins 10
diminish, aud there is no: much COTTON offer.
ing Cor sale.
In a s,atrmen, which we published in o,ir
paper nf 'ruesiay last, we o,niiled to call IT.
ieniion to n fact, which s',nws that the crop Of
lSs3. may no; anioint 20 the estimate general.
ly made.
BY II statement we publiahed on the 3Grh
March. We stated tha; there were received Ia
the la,rs, da,Gs. Of The crop Of 1919. f.s5a, 0Go
Eaiuasied iiIr receip, same az last -.
year; for the remainder Of the sea-
son, 10000
-uH 80 #.
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uT Gen. schuie,lc, of Charleston, has been
elected Major General Of the Second DIVISION
South Carolina Militia.
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mfha SOUTHERN CuLrIFATOE

: IN Tho SOUFHthN CCLIITAIOA,
Devoted exclusively to the, imp.oseuiers'os
Southern Agriculture. is published BY J. W.
& w. JosEs. in Augusta. Ga. every other
Wednesday on new type and fine paper, in a
form suisable for bipding-each number con.
tanning eigh, pages.
TeEms-0ns Dollar per year, invariably in
advance. April IL 19
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STRAYED.
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Susan Rhoden, Applicant.

Pa,sey Rhoden s. others, Dch,s.S
TT appearing to my satisfaction tba,
i Charles Rhoden, and iliiala Rhodeu,
,wo Of the defendantsin die above stated
case, reside beyond the limits OF this State.
7, is therefore ordered. that they appear
and objee TO the division or sale OF Tbs
real estate Of John Rhoden; decd, ION or
before the first day of May next, or their
consent to The same wai be- teutcred Of re-
cord.
OLIVER TowEEs. o /. y.
Feb. s = IL g
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p The subscribers, prnprie.ors OF ,he
VAUCLUSE FACTORY. are prepared 10
suuply Merchants and Planters with YARNS
and DOMESTlCS Of the best quality aud a.
the lowest prices. All orders addressed 10
Gregs g. Jones, Aiken, s. c., will meet
prompt attention.
~ WILLIAM GREGG,
JAMES JONES.
April Ie, 1873 81 IL
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Tempsraaee.-During several evenings
the prcsen, week, MIR. Carey,of Baltimore
delivered addresses 10 the Methodist
Church al this place, and The building was
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a CARD.

A CARD.
RER. WILLIAM GREGG having pur.
IyE chased the interest Of Col. John Baus.
ket in the Vaucluse Factory, the copart,'er-
ship Of BAUsKEvT g. JosEs was dissolved on
tho Goth March. Col. Bauskett having the
entire management Of the Affairs Of tho con-
Germ, any communication in relation thereto,
will receive his attention, If addressed to him
at Edgefeld Court housc::
JOHN BAUSKETT,
4- JAMES JONES.
Apr! l2. 1913 81 II
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Fsssaet in the SarannaI.-We have
seenf'a letter from one Of ,he piaa,atioss
above, isays the Savannah Republican Of
the Ilih snsi.) which ate tha, q larger
Eeshei is now canning down, than ,he
yviIer has seen tdr . long ,imc. Already
thewsters bays bsoSen through the dams
ofsose Of The upper rice fields. We ap.
pfeashi that the damage vii. be s%cEiousto
some osaus planters.
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Fire in tie WOoas.-On Sunday last. a
very destructive irs broke GU, 10 tn, i'm
mediate vicinity o: this City, which did
considerable damage to the plantations
near nj hand. We nnders,and that the
fencing on the farms ofsome three nr four
persons were partly consumed. The IRE
ragged with great fury 10 the woods ; and
as there was n large quantity Of leaves
aud combuslihie matter on the ground, The
young growth is more or less damaged, so
much 90, thai il will BIO some years before
another growth of trees will be ft for fire.
wood.
A large number of persons were on the
ground e~ndeavGr;ng 10 stop the progress
Of the flames, hut were unable to make
much Roadway. and they were forced, as
a las, resort. TO keep il from injuriug the
dwellings a, Sunmerville, which were
safely accomplished. The FIRE ceased
without much farther damage than rs be-
fore stated, owing TO numerous roads run
ming through the burnt district. md other
obsiructiuus lying in tho way.-HLmburg
Journal.
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I'd No less than four revolutionary soldiers.
{ssysshs Phisdelphia Ledger died 90 the l2sh
uit, 10 Aileghapy township. Wesanoreland
county, Pa. John Dciap. aged 90; John Gal-
laglsr. aged l04; Rosert Doods, aged 70 and
John johnson, aged 100.
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April IL. ls43

C. The friends Of .7ENjOy
CUTHkEDGE CHEATHAM. arn"l:ce
him IN n Cau.lida:s for the ot.ic- OF Colonial Of
the 9th Regiment s. C.. ". TO I'll TIE vacacy
occasioned by the rcsis na.ion Of Col. H.li.
,Aptil s. II 10