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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13
From the Nelcnna Transcript.
OUR PROSPECTS.

We give Tie following letter from n
correspondent Of The Columbus Times Of
tho 10Th inst, dated Athens, August 5:
''Snre my arrival here. have been al
some pains To ascertain the extent Of the
defecIinu in the Democratic Party, on ac-
count Of the nomination OF Calhoun and
Cooper. and unless ] um much deceived.
il is very lriAina. | do not believe il
near SO great as tha: amongs, the Wings.
on account Of Clay aud a United States
Bank, aud protective Tariff.
learn that Mr.. Gilrrr openly admits,
that the Wings have abandoned every
principle of,ne State Rights Party; and
in conversation yesterday with the mos!
intelligent Whie in This p ace. he frankly
admitted the snme. aud said The Demo-
Gratis were The Statc Rights Party.
Mr.. Clay has recently said The contest
was between free trade and Protective
Tariff. and be was Glad ofit, or words to
thai elect. The Wings say no IS oppo.
sed To high du,ies--ho himself. says he
has never changed his opinion on any sub
jccI-exccpt United STATES Bank, and
then the change was u bad one.
The Wings have placed themselves in
an awkward situation by taking up Mr..
Clay and his hcrclicnl doctrines. and like
The strong man IN The SHERMAN bog. the
more they struggle the deeper they will
get.
The CassviIle Pioneer OF last week.
says: The prospect Of clcctinS our can
dida,es for Govern n aud Congress. brigh.
tens every day. In all parts oflhe State
the cry is "All's wel!''-and when we say
that Ans Well in Cherokee We mean il
The Democrats OF Cherokee are a, their
posts. with eyes right. and we'll dressed
eager 10 march To the ballot box, and de-
posi-, their votes 10 man. for Cooper aud
Siarke. We have no divisions-no jar
rings among US here. Every Democrat
is prepared 10, and will do his duty. not
mIth,Ianhine the hue and cry OF inconsis.
tcncy, raised by their opponents, for the
purpose Of creating division. The decep-
ton is so easily seen 'ihro' that it is daily
recoilins upon the propogaIors Of it. and
we have no hcsi.nncy in saying that Che
roSeo will give Cooper and Stark larger
majority than j, did Mcdonald in l5ll."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

accident and Loss Of Life The Charleston
Mercury oi the Gu Ias, sia'cs;hai josiah Gil
christ, acting as assistant Conductor on on,
Rail Road, ne. yesterday with an nn,meIy
death In Coming down with Il train Of frei:i it
ears, and whcn within 4 short distance Of the
Upper Depository, in attempting 10 jump from
one car to another. he missed h;s ioo;h"ld and
fell between the cars. Shete he was so shock
insly mangrcd lha, although the best medical
aid was Amos, immediately y a; hand lie surviv
ed the accidrn, bu, abou, rn hour.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

Courrship Is n consequence Of original
sin. Adam and Eve did no, do any thing
Of the sori. There was now no blowing
on, the light and kissing behind the door
with ,liem-uo popping the question, or
sending wedding cake 10 The niin'cr-'he
great mother of the human race wasn't as
delicate a, our modern ladies, she loved
Adam. and said so. aud there WIS m end
tn ii! Nnw If n young man loves girl.
n. must nc mighty cautious how he tells
ber; for If there's any nigh to catch her.
she's sure TO taini-of course it would not
be proper TO fall in his arms: such thing
would be highly Observation-Disclosures.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

Important Decision. 25ih inst. the
chancellor, The Hon. Geo. NJ. Bbb decided
The great case OF liu,h vs. The Bank Of the
U. States.
BY statute Of this state. whenever a
debtor makes fraudulent disposition Of
his properly. his creditor may file a bin
in chancery and atlacii, whether his deb,
be due or not due. uuder that statute,
Louis Huh filed his bill and attached for
about SS0.0O0 upon hanGs maturing ia
1917. This attachment was based upon
the ullcgalun that The bank had made
fraudulent assignments Of its property. aud
The bill attached especially the deed Or
,ru> made at Philadelphia. on the 7Ih of
jun, lSil, TO Bacon, Symiugton & Ro.
b rs.
Without waiting TO prepare tie whole
case a' against The Sarui'hees. the counsel,
Mr.. Browne and Mr.. Duncan for The
plaintiff. nnh Mr.. Prilc and Mr.. Speed
for inc defendants. agreed TO The facts
aud broushi TO trial the m;iiu case between
The rlaintfI and the assiRnecs and the
bank. The chancellor decides The decd
10 be void aud that the plaintiffs Ut
rachmen, was we'll aud properly sued
oUi.
The COUNSEL foi The dclendnuts imrle.
,jia,.Iy ordered wriI of error. aud the
counsel for The plaintiff ordered his appear.
ance TO be entered that the case may
finally hc heard in the cour, Of appeals a.
The fall term. which commence on the first
Monday Of tic nc>t monih.-Loais. Janr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

Narro,c E,eapr.-The Macon Telegraph OF
the 9th inst. says: On Sunday last. as thr
morning train on the Monroe Rail Road. was
approachn. The camp .rourc in Monroe
country. (lhc meeting being IN SESSION. Il loose
rail on the tack, few up, and ncr"!rsi"d "Er
oi the cars, which was crowded with pas~cu.
gers. The Rev Mr. Tally was slightly injur.
cl ~ the side The Train at the limo. wao
moving q, a slow ra;e or the consequences
wou Id, probably. have been serious"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

More CourteLfsits. Savannah Herald
Of the 3lst ul,. says: Counterfeit, ten cent
pieces are in circulation in the city TO great
extent We have seen several within the past
weck.-Their appearance are quite genuine.
bu, can be easily detected by droping them on
some hard substance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

D On the Alb inst, The City Council Of
Augusta, passed resolution rendering the
passage Of the Bridge across The Savannah,
free for Produce, Proeisions and Wood, coming
TO market. and reducing the toll for foot pas.
scngers 20 t,co cents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

Earthquake "A portion Of country south OF
Cincinnati was visited with severe shock Of
an earthquake on the nigh, ofthc Ie,l' ul!. Al
Memphis. Tenn. i, lasted about minute. and
was attended with considerable noise.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

u Eierschell V. Johnson, Esq, ofjeiierson
county, (Gco) has been nominated by the
Democratic Convention, candidate for Con.
gress. d, the election on the 6rs, Monday in
October next, To fIl the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of Col JDo. d. Lamar.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER l3, 1913.
Ipe uil cling 10 The Pillars o)thc Temple 81
our Liberties. and il Il must fall. ue riH Perish
amidst The Ruirs."
FOR PRESIDENT:

JUfIN z. CALHUUN,
Subject TO the decision Of the Democratic
Republican Conrtntion. to assemble in
May, lS44, as recommended by the States
ofMaryldnd, Michigan, Kentucky. Lou
isiana. .New Hampshire. Massachusetts.
alabama and Mississippi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

The ST. Louis Republican of the 22d
ulr. says-The rumor uf the death Of John
Ross. principal chief Of Inc Cherokee ma
riou ni Indians, is set al rest by la,cr ac-
counts iram hat quarter. He is. not only
mol dead. hut has been reelected princi-
pal Chief by a majority of SG0 votes.
Mr. Duval, Acting U. S. Agent among
Tie Cherokecs, IN letter TO The Colnmis-
,ioncrs uI Indian Affairs at Washington,
dated For, Gibson. August Q, says
II hec";ne my "uiy to inform you thar on
ycstcrday-so rcpart sayi-lsaac Bush
yhead aao Elijah Hicks, (5o,h ROSS
men, i wer, both murdered. and David
Eann, Treasurer Of the Nation. danger
ous!y wounded The difficulty occurred
a, The Cour, House in Saline diSiic:. The
place designated for the Judges Of election
Of rbe different precincts Of ,aid District 10
meet, The day after the election, TO make
0ui "r"lurns.
have no, berp able TO learn TO what
extent j, is likely 10 en. bu shall star, In
IN Heur t W.. Ross whore will be able
o lra.n more accurately the state Of af-
iai:s, ana repor, to the Department. ac-
ccTGiusly.
Tie commanding officer Of this post
i.as hcen arptIsed hy NE OF the trouble,
tnai he may lie il readiness TO act il ne.
ccssary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

IL The Charleston Charter election. which
took place on Monday tie 4th inst. resulted in
the election OF the following gentlemen:
arayor-John Schnierle.
Aidermen.-E. II. Deas, c. Vi. Fuiman. J.
a. Hopkins, A. II. Brown. w. II. Ingesby,
e. II. Ingraham. c. Patrick, Dr.. NJ. T. Men.
dc uhall. G. C. Gcdtes, R. w. Seymour, Jno.
Hunter. 0:ia Mills
Commissioners Of Poor for Charleston Neek.-
+. Stall, James Elder. james Mclnncs, DR.. a.
Y. Toomer, J. e. Bcckman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

Mr. RuGH.-Thc Columbia Planter states,
lha, this gentleman has returned from his visit
10 Virginia. and is now on tour through the
upper districts of this State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

u The Rhode Island election for two mem.
bers Of Congress has resulted in the c,oce Of
Mr. Crars.on, and Mr. Potter the Whis can
dIdr,cs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

Charter Eietiea.-At an election, held on
the lth inst. for the Hon. intcnden, and War.
dens of this Town, the following gentlemen
were duly elected:
Intendort.-N l.. Griffin.
Wardens.-S. F. Goode. R. 7. Minis, c. ii.
Goodman, J. d. Tibbitts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

Correspondence of,hc Mao York Herald
ALEXANDRIA. La, Aug. 18Th. 1913.
The Soil and Products-Deciine Of Cot.
ON In,eresf-Pvliits-f'rce Trade PIT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

u Lieut.. Col. c. b. Griffin has been elect.
ed Brigadicr General Of the 5tI, Brigade OF
Cavalry. $. e. Ni'ia.
LcUr. Col. Ovens, has been elected Colonel
OF The 9th Regiment of Cavalry, s. c. Militia
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

Savannah Charter Eisetion.-On Monday
the 4,h inst, an election took place. a; Savan.
nah, for fourteen members OF the City Coun.
c,. which resulted in the choice Of eleven
Wings and three Democrats.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

General ,ir.r,, Of III. N. !. Mirror. re-
lrIeS he fcl;"win, anecdole in relu.ioD To
Mr.. Preserved Fish:
'Ih;, gentleman in carly life. was n
sca.coplan unc day his vessel was hail
ID Ivy brig. when ,hc following dialogue
took place . Ship,a hoy - Halo y"
Who's your captain :" Preserved
Fish" "Who 7" Preserved FISH" ] he
master of he brig thinking he was misuu
der-toud. and wondering at the stupidity
df 'he opposite party. rgain applied the
IrHnpc' Ia his rnour!l and nawied uut-
- say. mister, don't wam td know what
your cargo is, 5ul what's your captains
u . .r,.e -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13
From the KEorulte Post.
OBJECTIONS TO A BANK.

We IRE opposed 10 any National Bank
Because VIC do no, know who will be
the stockholders, who they will elect rs
Directors Of The the paren, Bank, wh.'
they will elect for The branches. nor what
they will do when they put their machine
in operation.
Because foreigners will buy up The
srock aud control more or less business
and prices in The United States.
Because these directors can raise the
prices ofpropfr rty III any par, oflhe United
Stalcs when il is their interest TO do So,
and reduce them when they please.
Because Il few individuals will have
the power to break such good banks as
they may conceive hostility To, aud pro-
,cci in fraud others that may be suhser-
vent 10 lhe wishes oi riic sans al the head
oi the monster.
Because il will enable The club To break
up the trade Of one city or Stale for the
advancement Of another.
Because /, might close iIs Guors On The
the Government IN tine OF war, ani thus
aid our enemies
because though it might have power 10
break up any particular bank. it would
have nn power 10 regulate The whole Of
them: and lin had. il is power uo irrcs-
ron,ihIc club should possess.
Because it always has intcr:crcd and
always sill interfere in The politics # the
country To Obtain increased privileges.
because The srpckh"lIcrs are NOT To he
responsible lcr The redemption Of The nolrs
issued by them, as Other men are for their
pro"issory notes 10 pay money.
Because il bauishcs the prccious metals
and as soou thu h:;sncss of the country re-
quirc, it. the place "f their promi,.ory
no:rs xiii h" Supplied with cold aud sil.
vc-. as Is already the case in several
parts of The UnIrn.
Because il eau never regulate the ex
changes, hu may. in time Of scarcity Of
exchange, b;:y 1t ali aud raise the price.
Aud lastly
Brrnusr we live N Il government, 's'h"rc
NIL over should We held responsible TO
the pcnp" nri because il-,c vast powers
are 10 ii- entrusted "a club OF men wr
eau r.i.hrr % removed nor puniahed for
IN -conduci. freud, or crime.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

uTThe amour, oi Treasury Notes ou'.,and
ing on The lst inst, |, is officially announced,
was 1861 ,I0G 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-09-13

Thc New Orleans Tepie Of the Is, insiai.i.
stu,es tina, ore hund,cd aud si1ty-onc bales Of
new coi,1n arrived in '!.a, city on The 3ls; u!:.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-19
IN SENATE.

... .r..- Saturday. Jan. J.
Mr. Bargn ofrrres bill, for The rel.
Of ahe people Of The eoaatS of fsiics
-Prnvidrs that ,heir portion Of the Com.
mon School fsad, shsli be ra,d oser IL
them. Winch MAS read. and referred
10 the committee on..educasius aud ths
lite,atv fund. ~
The S naie then proceeded ta.,aks "
The unfinished business oI yrs etday
wlnrh was the consideration vi the re
m aiming five sections Of the bill, amend
ing the act for the establishment oil Com
m0n SchooIs. Me-. Shepard MAYED ,ht
ladeinlts pistponemen, OF the bill, which
moiian by yeas IL. nays 81. was r. ect'
ell. The bill as amended, then passed
lis second reading. If 4 @4* r. -.t-*@s 81
Mr.. Miller called up the b II extending
ihr time for tie Tn asrrer "f the state 4
Ike stock in the Hickory Not Turnpike
Compsny 10 The first day Of II 'rch next
Mr.. Jeyner explained the objre, OF thu
bill. The stockh Ilirrs bad Lb-cribet
heir prnpartion. and there Being ii,
Treasurer at The present time, and tts
charter expiring On The | lii insi: reu'
Ie.ed dis bill necessary. He sioaes
tie in pouance OF The work, and did no
,l,ub, mat i, would be as profitable 10 The
Sale as the Buncombe Turnpike Com,
pany nov il.
Mr.. Spruill moved The indefinite post
ponemeut nf The bill, bul wilndrsw IT.
when il was Immediately renewed by
Mr.: Slailings. ..- .~
Mr.. Shepard said. The reason why lie
should ro,e fpr the Indefinite postpone.
ment was. that there c.ull be NJ posi-
bic reason for passing the present bill.
Sappns,ng The siurkiioiie's had cnmpli
ed on their part, on The 10Th Of January
i. would be impossible for them TO ~
form the Treasurer 10 time FOR him to
comply on The part OF The Stale. Ii the
Stockholders were aggrieyed By all IN
iureseen occurrence. l,he state being
without a treasurer, let them apply 10
tue courts Of justice, lhs doors pi which
are ever open. .r .a......sz.-
Mr.. joyner said, il really was anex
traordinary Argument, just adjuced BY The
Senstor from Wake. II he could pm
out one single case Of the suing Of STATE,
he wauli give him {Mr. ]. inflammation
Of ~hich lie hal nesef beloie been in
posse ssioD. zse..-- a ,-..... ........-.. ....-M
The question Of in1efaiie postpone
aent BY Ayes IL, noes IS, was rrj+c,ed
l. ME- Nv ,rds InoTed 10 amend. by TO-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-19
IN SENATE.
Monday, January Q.

Monday, January Q.
The bill amending The act for the es-
t,bli.Gnsent anil better regulation Of Com
ma Sciluols. was taken up. Mr.. Jscocks
moved ii amend The bill. by al lug
!" / I'd be- il further enacted. That il shall
be the duv OF the several County Courts
to tequ,re tie Clilrnen ol lie Board
III SUPERINTENDENT oi common schools. TO
enter ialo bpnl and satisfactory security
in saci, sum as the said Court shsil deea
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-19

m-9s - O. nfa1s - # il Ras In
.eas ss.ss9. :. rtFassa - - pllsr fias
s,ea'sa = pssss = ; gs,ssAlsn : Asfs lies
aas.Ra - xaa.s. lss.I i ss..ke esreef 81
.s.sr u - eaarassssar 4 alas iasi.sdssi
.ssrA hosdrrs Il - u ~ u ahs S'al.s &c
81 IL .sssg.a.s e as1li eGsE - lAslo@-
aar sta~Asnrnas
Mhraeas. = al.e Arsasl eesefs nefa.
- Il - : sekh..ldsrs i slss i,snk = -
s. So A.,sla Garslia-. hrld ii - viis
- - - lass. iax lsssoaaDg stsolIisSa
- sast.ird. ~:
!. ESsu.sts unsasns pasly, u IL is'ssiss.
aaai stsskhsiavts. III IL Bark 81 ~
stare of North Garo.ins. thai i i tse the
sleasure II &c csaersl assembly of he
S.a.e eT Nofsh Carolina, 10 inslnart The
Representative 81 lie Sale. il tie e.
neral mSeiing al he Stockholders q said
Bank. u propose the adoption Al such
measures i msy be- necessary for closing
tic basiaess az sid Bank, and dividing
lie capital stock among dc pFopfieloss
thereof. i j. early d4y . is consistent
with tie security % lie debts, and rea
sanable Indulgence 10 tie debtors Of lhs
Link, they viii concur therein"
aal ~hrr~as the individual Siockhnl.
drrs haze illus placed il ii the po~sr 4
Ibis I.eg..l"usr - ensure tie surrender
IL lis chatter u sid Bank 81 - earl.
day. Therefore.
/ Rr.nIsed, That ii i the PLEASURE q
lie General Assembly Of .bs Sac q
Noth Carolina. d arceAe % sa'd p,ero'
slt.on II The lnalrid.sl Stockholders o
said Issak. ard - Instruct The RerTesea'
ialite IT tie Stale III The general meri'n.
!. ii lie Il ,ckL.ller. of sad BANK. and 4,
- hereby instructed. 10 pInpase lie >
6npiioa &c such measures. a, may be ns'
cessary Tor closing The busiIcss Of SAL
Bank. aid di.ii,.g The Capitol S''cl
snons il,r p,ogr e.ms thereof. ). a. ear
Il Jsy Is j. CONSISTENT with lie secuEl'
is II ,llr i BIZ, aud reasonable indulgence
10 lie debi.rs IL The Bark" AID thai b,
propose tie terms II The liquidation Q
me III ~. III aid Bank. according 10 III
pf.poslusa roasalLed Ia The said resvlu
ll.u.
i Al,sr he reading or ihe amendment !
the Clerks table. NJ. Bauinger said
lhsl IL order 10 prevent his reasons AM
iaouses for presenting lhis amendmrn
IL The house. from being mistaken Q
mlsseIrssen,ea. lie would read 10 Oh
house HE Contents II s.paper WHICH b
had wrisicn. Nj. Bsnlng.r then Ies'
IRON Inc psper a. i.ltua.: = OiIsr hi
sneuasIsnl. because the resolutions Of III
gentleman irnm Orange present notnsa,
but s.ullrd evasion Of direct snsws
10 lie ad.ice ssoghi 81 this Genersl A.
sr,nbly BY the resolution If .hv indisidM
al stockholders II lie Baak 0f The Stall
of North Carolina. a. adopted on the 2n,
inst; and my purpose ios Introducing mi
amendment il. 10 allow candid aud dl
] feel response 10 The i,iop.ssl Ion oi sal
4 Bank. a. contained In sid resolution
aid 20 obtain the un.qnisacal .ense 3
every member IL ibis huuse IN regard {
said pr ii 0sllion II The indisijuai sock
hulaers u ,he Bank nf The State Of Mott
!. Casoilna. isLail voie il ainsI Tie amend
men, m, self. aud ] iiSpe. iot Tho co.
u HE people Of this stale, ,h.t 10 Ia
vor of l.s rejection We sl.al have. orc
II least daliag The session, 4 uaanlinou
t0ss."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-01-19
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr.. Russell presented lie follow ing
resolutions: v~-@ ~
Resolved. tbs, 10 the opinion oI tie
Legislature, the expenses III the General
Government have been Increased beyond
The wants and actual inletcs, and require
Isats nl The county.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-20
ICONlIU NC ATED.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH

TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH
Mr.. Editor: | have thought it might be doing
the citizens of this village some service by warning
them to beware of their health. | apprehend the
generality of the inhabitants of this village are not
aware of the dangers to which they are exposed in
consequence of the infectious vapor arising from
the creek between the North and South Wards
What renders it more particularly fruitful source
of disease, is the fact that it has been drained off
several times the present season. | am Informed
that when ever the water accumuates to its ordina-
~ height within the bar that individuals are In the
habit of opening a channel through the sand bar,
and draining the water down. Although the lndl-
viduals referred to may design evil, yet | speak
the opinion of some of our worthy physicians, by
saving that the practice of letting off the water,
hazards the health and lives Of our fellow citizens.
To tamper thus with the lives Of our fellow beings
cannot be justGable under any existing clrcum-
stances. If any one doubts that there is vluated
and noxous atmosphere, let him stand on the bank
of the creek particularly at night-tall, and inhale
the enuvia, and he will feel convinced that there
exists abundant cause of disease. Although oul
village has hitherto maintained enviable repu-
tation for health, yet it is the opinion of some oul
medical men, that should the practice of draining
the creek be persisted in, we cannot expect TO es
cane malignant fevers through the season, espe
ciallv should the weather become warm. My OBJ
iect therefore in this communication Isl to reques
all persons to desist from draining off the water il
the creek, and feel confident that every friend o
humanity in this village will join in my request
would also respectfully suggest to those who arr
disposed to be cautious of their health, to be care
ful not to expose themselves too freely to the nigh
mir, especially on the damp evenings which seen
to prevail more than usual this season. The IN
fected atmosphere growing out of the causes afore
mentioned, should put people on their guard
little care and prudence, may save much suffer
ing andpain.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-20

SNOW IN JUNE - 1t may be announced as a
act of not every day occurrence, that snow fell on
Thursday morning about O'Clock, in sufficient
quantity to be quite papablc the ground for
some minutes after it fell We announce this fact
Its bearing upon the well known prophecy Of Lo-
RENO Dow, who, number of years since, said
that in 1913, there would be no king in England,
no President in the United States-and snow in
June. The coincidence between these gucsses
of the eccentric old man, and the facts as they ex-
list, is certainly curious.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-20

An iSsidNoUg Prcacbcr-It is said Of
elder Isaac n. Walker. of our city. that
during the course Of his ministry he has
travelled extensively in twenty Of the differ
ent States. and, while on preaching tours,
has travelled far enough to reach 9 times
round the GLOBE. He crossed the AlIegha-
ny thirty-siX timcs-received upwards Of
five thousand members into the Christian
Church-has visited and prayed with 1874
sick persons; preached upwards of 400 flu
neral sermons, and married 9l3 couples.
It would be a difficult matter, we imagine,
to find his equal SIN.