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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-02-08
Administrators SADIE

Rf AN Oder from the Ordinary OF
~ EdschclI District, will be sold on
tuesday The '~'cuty.eish'h day Of Febru-
AIRY next: al lie late residence OF AbsoI.m'
Driaughtcr, decd, all The personal pro.
perry Of sali deed. consisting o~r,hirty.unc
or TOO Negroes Horses aud Mules, stock
Of all kinds, Cotton, Plantation Tools,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &C.,
on a credit unGl the tweuty-Ghh day OF
December next. Purchasers 10 Five po,es
with approved securities. -.
NANCY DELAUGHTER,
SlLAS L.ANlER. ;
Administrators.
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THE u. S. DISTRICT COURT,3
DrsrRIcr OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
WuEREAS, Thomas NJ. O'Neal,
w merchant of BsrnweHC. H., in the
State OF South Caioiina. hath fled u re,i-
ton, praying that he may be declared u
Bankrupt, Tursuan, 10 The Ac, of Congress
"f the Uni.ed States. made. and now in
force, concerning Baakrupts, aud that he
may have the beneh, of The said Act; this
is to give notice Of the said Petition, and
that q hearing thereof will. be had before
The Honorable Robeh Il. Gilchris,, Judge
OF the said Court. al a Court TO be holden
at the Federal Court House, in Charles
ton, ON Monday the lhirteeuth day Of Feb
rusry mex, at n O'Clock. A. NJ, nj which
place aud ,imo all persons interested NAV
appear andshew cause. II any they have,
why tho prayer Of The said Petitioner
should not be granted.
Charleston, 18th day Of January, 1913.
Ii. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Jan. IS 3, 90
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Administrators Notice,

A IL Pe'sous indebted tn tie estate OF
"A Marshacl i.o.:. deceased, are request.
ed to make immedia.: payment, and those
demands against The estate, arc
requested TO render them in duly attest,d.
JOHN III. CoGBURN. Ad'mr.
Feb. 3 II o
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General ORDERS
HEAD QUARTERS.
,nIuuuIA. :l0lh JAM, 1913.

Orders. No. ..
A RTHUR HUGER, JOHN BRU-
"A IRD KERSHAW. i'll. CAN'T,
p. NJ. EDMONpSTON, w. d. GILL;.
son, and E. NJ. SEABROOK, Jr., arc
appointed Aids-de-C Camp to the Comman'
der-in-C thief, with the rank OF Lieutenant
Colonel. aud will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
Tho Aids-dc.C amp will respectively
signify their acceptance forthwith. and re-
port themselves al Head Quarters. Char.
lesion, as fully equipped by the i7th Feb,
ruary next.
Bv order fthc Commander in Chief
J. w. CANTEY.
Adjt. aud Inspt. General.
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Ex,rac, of n letter received by a gentle
man Of this village, from a friend 10
Newber-y Dis,.ie'. dated
FEBRUARY l, 1915.
"As regards the election for mcmo
Congress, which comes on the ,hi-deSs-
day ia this month. l have oaly 10 say,
that the friends Of all the candidates. IN this
section are very s~aoguiae; our present
worthy member will, 10 doubt, distance
tho Others, al, and in the immediate vicin-
iiy OF the Court House, but from accounts
resolved from other parts OF ,his district, l
am iuduced to believe tina, Col. Brooks
will, especially, ia tina, portion OF the dis
trio, adjoining Lexington, give oar wor-
thy member q bard race. L%exinstoo's
vote, without a great change, willSnake
the member. Col. Burts friends do not
leave a stone uniurne5, bur from present
appearances. I think hischauce atad one,
10 this and Lexington district. Our pre-
sent member vii! beat Col. Burt in this
district, MT least three TO one, but your
"Old Planter" as Piuey Wocds terms
him, I fear, will not DC far behind. Should
Edgeield stick to her W candidate well,
we shall, l fear. loose our present worthy
member
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FINAL NOTECE.

FINAL NOTICE.
"a LII persons indebted 10 the Estate Of
IA c. a. Dowd, deceased, are request
ed TO come forward and settle their ac-
counts, as there cannot be longer iudul-
eence given. and those having claims
against said Estate will please present
them legally a,tes,ed.
WIN. BRUNSON, Executor.
Jan D tf So
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SheriT's Sale,
or RaEaaOaynN EEnvp.

w "a tEdtEGVtEEB StNEVGs
"lLL BE SOLD at Edgeield Court
w House, on the frat Monday in March
next, a Negro man named Joseph, who
avs thai he belongs to John Patterson /;
said negro has been confined 10 the Jail Of
this District for twelve months past. as a
runaway; is about IS years Of age. light
complexion, abou, 5 feet 6 irchcs iu height.
Terms cash,
S. CHRISTIE, s. e. D.
Feb. 81
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Pleasant Mill Academy.

AAAAA Al4 y o
TuE Trustees of tho Pleasant Hill
Il Schno' respectfully inform The pub
lie that they have engaged the services OF
Dir. y. WnIrs and alrs s. DgH-oN, for
the present year. Mr.. White takes charge
Of the Male, aud Mrs. Duu,uu Of The F'c.
male Department.
The School House IS situated between
the Edse6cld and Martintowu Roads.
about three quarters Of u mile from Dun
lorsvil,e.
The School is now in operation. anil
will continue until tho 18th O: December
next
The long experience nfhir. Willie, and
the known accomplishments Of Mrs. Dan
ton, warrant us III believing that those
who may favor them with their patronage
will be w6if pleased with the moral aud
mental proficiency Of their children. The
situation is pleasant, and the ncishborhood
healthy. Boarding in good houses NAV
be had on reasonable terms.
TERMS or TUITION
Per guar.
Reading, wiring aud Arithmetic, SO %
English Grammar and Geography, { o.
Plain Trigonomctry and Practical
Surveying, on The late aud high
Iy approved sys,cm or John
Rev. D d. BRUNsoN, ~
WA. BRUNSON. Esq. r
JOEL ROPER, Scn., trustees
JOHN HILL,
January 25 f0t 50
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Notice.

NOsRce.
A Ii Persons Indebted to The Estate Of
IA Is. 4. Wallace, deceased, by note,
account or judgment, are hereby notified
thai the demands aeaius, The estate com
pc,l me 10 refuse further indulgence. We
shall act fairly, but positively the mex,
Term Of the Cou.r.
II. X. SPAN.N, Executor.
Jan @. 1913 If so
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!NUtECc.
LII persons indebted 10 me, by Note
IA and School account. are requested 10
make payment. for longer indulgence will
not be given.
JOHN NJ. COGBURN.
Feb 3 II y
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State OF South Carolina.
.iBBEVjLLE DISTRICT. f
IN TIp rhNin,.r N, ~.


MELTON CHlLES who has been arrest.
IYH ed aud is nov confined within the bounds
of the JaIi Of .Abbcvi!Ie District, by WINE Of d
capias ad ,a;isIacicnduln al the SUI, Of Samuel
Gi!mrr. having flied his petition with a schedule
on oath. ofhis whole estate aud effects with tho
purpose Of obtaining the benefit Of the Acis OF
the General Assembly, commonly called tho
lpsoivenl Debtors :acls.
Public notice is hereby given, that the pe,i-
lion Of the slii Million Chilcs. will be heard
in The Cou.. Of Common Pleas Cor AbbeyifIe
District, 4, .tbbsvi.lc Coust House, on We'd
nes!ay tic cd day Of March next, or On such
other d., as the Conrs may ,o,der during tho
term commencing on The third Monday III
March mex; Ut said place. Aud all the cIedi.
tors Of the said Milton Chiles. are hereby sum.
moncd, personally or by attorney, then and
there in the said Court. 10 sf,rw cause, irauy
they can. why the benefit OF the Acts aforesaid
should not be granted TO the said Milton Cities
upon his executing the assignment, required
BY the Acts aforesaid.
JOHN F. LIVINGSTON. c. c. r.
Clerks 0Ece. Deer. IL, Ics2 (Sli SOY ~
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Jan 25 81 So
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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 28-3 p NJ.
Our State Legislature COnveneS on tuesday next,
and all eyes will then be fixed toward Harrisburg.
There are number of names already mentioned in
connection with the selection OF presiding officers,
but it will be difficult TO tell who will be appointed
1t generally predicted, that Immediately after the
organization OF the Legislature, the Governor will
return the memorable bill authorizing Messrs G.. NJ
Dallas and VIM. VI. Meredith, Esqs., to institute
prosecutions against the Bank Consprators' of
1910, with Veto, on the ground that it contains
reflection upon the integrity of the Governors legal
adviser" Ovid f. Johnston. Esq.
regret to record the sudden death Of Dr. Joseph
Knapp. one OF our most distinguished medical practi
TONERS and esteemed fellow citizens. While the de-
ceased was III attendance to-day witness IL the
Court of Common Pleas and while in the act OF cx-
tending his hand to gentleman present he fell back
and almost instantly expired.
EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.-A daring robbery occur
red last night III the upper part of the County. The
jewelry store Of Mr. App, No. 10 Frankfort Road
was entered, and plundcred Of almost every article
IN II. Among the goods taken. are about 10 silver
watches, or 10 sets OF silver teaspoons quantity
OF gold and silver th!mbles, breast-pins, watch-kers
ear and finger rings, &c. sc. AZ vet, no clue TO
the robbers has been discovered.
INFAMoUS-A Ward Constable of Southwark
last evening arrested two coorcd men, charged with
being slaves, the property of a man in SMYRNA,
Delaware and immediately started oil with the poor
wretches.
FlRE.-Between and 9 o'clock last evening the
Venetian blind mandatory OF c. Taylor North
Fourth street, was considerably injured by fire.
a RIoT.-There was quite Il riot IN the District Of
Alovamensing, last night, among portion Of the
black population. The watch intertered and
quelled it,
The STocK ExcHNScE-Thers was : better feeling il
Stock to-day, with decided impf rates,
State IS opened and closed 81 with small sale az o.:
while Stat anced t. selling TG Readgn. Bonds
improved X; Bank ST. sellers demanding 2;G
with 235 bid. Louisville Bank also up 81 with al.s az
8S: and Commercial Bank of y tchez There were no
tAncs sold. Reading Rail closed 2r bid % .sd
The sales SecoGd Board SJ0l STATE Is s 3i
shares Commercial Bank of Natchez at 90
MARyLASD-The Legislature of MARYLAND was
organized on Monday, 18th, by the election of Hon
w. H. WATSON (Whig) Delegate from the city of
Baltimore, Speaker Of the House and the re-elec-
ton OF all the old officers in the Senate Governor
Thomas Message was delivered on the 81 III bn, i,
reaches US at so late an hour that we have not fine
TO review 1t this morning At the close of the fiscal
year 1912, the debt of the State amounted TO s16.
07l,l9, which has increased during the last wear
more than 100000 the ordinary revenue being onlv
sufficient to meet the ordinary expenditure,
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usual.
STATE NfaffRrS.


The Legislature of this State will assemble at
Albany on Tuesday, Jan. 3D. when Hon MI
cuAEL HOFFMAN,, Radical, will probably be chosen
Speaker OF The Assembly. His branch of the
party is minority but he has decided talents, IS
esteemed man Of integrity, and Is enthusiast
calIy admired By his section. The Semi-Conser
vatives, (barbaroasly styled odd Hunkers, } have
no man Of similar calibre on whom to unite, none
Of marked fitness for the station, do not care to
have Mr. Hoffman on the floor or at the head Of
the Committee OF Ways and Means, and are dis
posed Just now to conc;liate, Gov. Bouck's nomi
nation for a second term being not far of.
The Governor, we understand, rides his old
white horse into the Barn burners" stable for
one day. if not for the winter, and will give us
Message of very different character from his
former one-as Radical rs that was in the worse
sense Conservative. We are glad to hear it.
He will, we rejoice to hear, take ground IN favor
of Convention to revise the State Constitution.
If so, we shall strongly hope that the ball will be
put in motion this winter. The present Const
tuition embodies gross and radical de'ects-errors
of principle as well as errors of detail-and it is
high time they were corrected. AS to removing
them by flea-bites through the tedious action of
the Legislature &c. that is but scheme to
amuse the public mind, until the subject shall be
buried under some novel excitement Let the
earnest friends of Reform resolve not to be so
iuppled.
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n We must publish The Tribune as Double

Sheet to. morrow, for we have hardly been able to
rct in edgewise a word beyond matters OF course
for the last week or so, owing to the press OF Ho-
;dav Advertisements We have a convincing
Defence of the Protective Policy, by Hon Ga
snIEL FuRMAN of Brooklyn, which we have Tor
some DAYS been trying to make room for, and
MANY other articles of permanent interest which
must have place so we will close the week and
the Old Year with an Extra Edition. Those
wishing Extra Copies will please notify us assoon
as possible and our Advertising friends will greatly
oblge US BY sending in their favors early to
dav. as we must go to press two hours sooner than
usual
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SANDS SARsAPARILI A.--Tis invaluable medicine has
1t public favor until il has become th- oaly
ackHowleed pr Iaton thai can b. relied upon for the
movai all cure q all diseases originating impure and
ia medicinal value BE- the addition Of sugar and prepared by
peculiar process sne new The principle which
raril !tenslvey commeRd aud proved TO be highly
ben hca Tor purifying tn blood and removing unhealthy
humo!s eicitinS the effects mercury from the system
clearing th skin &: It IS also used with the appest effect
III rhe ur1atiSr and neural
Prepared aud sold WHOLESALE and retail and Tor exqoratlon
BY B. SANDS % Druggists. (Grante Baildnssi
cor'r OF hroal"av AMI Chambers Sold also bv 4
D. ANDS, 70 Fulton corner Of Cioldstrset and AZ y
East B2edwl corner Of SIakesre- Price ST per bottle;
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Orphan AsYLuM.-Fiftv dollars saall b. rad 10 ,bA A..
institution provided CoGn-ls Magical Pam ex,Iac,or
ANY burn scad, II the StslS rnirro.j 81 20
Immediately applied Tins taken 10 st r.o Zen
Thar viii U>s for ang inflammation, frosted nr' te
otl1ns, trysipeizS >rroa, salt rtsum, fever 0r-s
ard Is perfectly delighted with fleets h, 80 &c
money returned To be htJ only genuine his civ ne
ifnat 81. \oEF nth tlest. Philadelphia. 50 Corph
ton. A Dos
u HatSMAS HER" Zach psaSu- hsrh y,
too, aud -Ngg snta. Az tbis festive s-, 'S2c
year. when MATCHMAKING AID good cheer Is IN. o,3 Gs
DAY st ~ not forget wtr partikiu2 Of Zach others ne
ny tn1' headache. dnsss. sick stomach loss Of t!-
and miGy othsi unpleasant symptoms uf gor4 tl.ts,
folio" Indulgence rhe ,9b. sStouaeh
cirCumSfect may also o. nsvarduitiy led into most
should bs remembered ha' WI.A ndaD u
completely cleanse the stomach and FOWLS from Ills
hunOTS ,hey Will be found ~ caffy OF all coup, oas
from 1rrgulnty 81 dE', -asy ld nTri winch
that ir body restored 70 health - II by fp,e Ei.
ton, and puriiy the blood and therefore gIya % ses
vieor 10 he whole frame, we'll drive dlssas - and
from the body. Fox sale the principal fir every
Greenwich 81 y. \. N'f''o rs
Caurioa-As couu,erieits arr abroad, AVOID an -
doubtful character and be particular Tor Nyss Of
dian Vegetable tliis. 'AH'S Ia
Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale Of Ina -,
No los fremont street Boston and No.lts R4te sheet PIX
aielphia ''' 'al!
Office of the RoVery Fire Ynsur.
CENTER 20 l8a3NOIicEThis COMPANY ,SSnrs - 49, pe
toners and the public that they VIII continue 10 ns
lowest rates .! premum on as favorable terms % 9gr s
in tins city including those Compsn,-s -S,
tiss 10 return 10 per cent JAMES LOVE'Tr iS''
PETER PiScKSEY, Secretary. ,S -
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GoCRAuo's SUPERB VEGETABLE RouGr-It is unneces-
say 10 enlarge upon the Of this article IL
ek or IN he lisn- bloom itfuse5 soft uni
tom anc almost as permanent thatof twill bear
the sn warranted 20 DE- perfectly harmless. Price 50
the of Broadway Also the beautiful Blanc 'tspagne
Spanish White. lmp4rs pure lie-like, aabaste white
ness In eleg boxes, . cent. each
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~ vopN,NG. DECEMBER 20.
-rae xEee,SlT Tribune Tor me pIssea. We.

the week ~ zone ;, a Crawling Se".Yo.s'-
sas: : z: Wa 5s s Re-:
nsy smith Letter Rendition ~ o . hnF.a''
,I Proceedings throughout the week with u.
.|.,s SPEECH ;-RsviewS and Literary Notices :
SOiTo tIALs on Bsowasons Review, City and COUNT
C,,se If Ireland What Will Congress Do &c &C.
The New tnsaad from the Lonion cores
pondeat of The Tribune; Letter from lnd'amapo
1,e,,reose Markets Merchandise. Produce, sc. &c
u Pce for sinsie copies Ct Cents in wrappers ready o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-29

The programme OF the Lecture 10 be deliv
cred this evening al the VI. f. Church in Madison
street by Rev. J. n. Nlatii,t, proposes a new and
highly interesting OF comnentar, on the sub
jcct Of Temperance. Mr.. VI. takes fine range of
Scriptural history, introducing the First Washing
oniars, 1000 years ago, in the Land OF Canaan, and
describing the origin OF Washngtonianism aud It's
principles. The friends OF remperance will OF
Course attend numerously ON this occasion.
SHtP-BUlLDIyG.-Let those who take an interest
in commerce 90 to the Institute Rooms this evening
See notice o; Lecture on Naval Architecture.
Prof. BARBER will give a Lecture on English
and American Poetry with numerous citations. at
the Apollo Saloon on Saturday evening. and SIR. T..
W. WHIrLEY will give a briefLecure on Industrial
Association. Abundance % cents The Lecture
and Address viii be well worth hearing
CorRT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRS--
afternoon Session, Dec 26.-R Hutton vs.. The
American Insurance Company Of \. Y. Judgement
affirmed. For a.iirmance II, for reversal 9.
Il. >uydam and ais. V. The Patriotic Bank OF
Washington Judgement reversed. For reversal
2i for atrmance none.
\. q. Burgess V. j D. Abbott and al Judge
ment affirmed. For atflrmance u, torreyersal none.
VI. c. 7. Nacomh vs. B. Wadron and wife
The same John l.. Wilson, survivor, &c
judgements reversed. For reversal Is, affrmance l.
Albany Argus.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec O..
:. Hall vs.. O. Newcomb. For aftirnance 9, and
for reversal 9: No decision being made, a re-argu-
ment was ordered.
A. Van Sanwoord and others IS. NJ. ST john
judgement reversed-reversal l8 affirlnance ).
John Ward vs.. The People. judgement affirmed
-aftirmance IA, reversible. lab. Eve. Journal.
FIRE IN SAvANSAH.-We learn by the Savannah
Republican OF the 3d. that early on the morning OF
that day, the Iron Foundry of Mr.. A. n. MILLER,
an industrious and enterprisng mechanic, together
with nearly all It's contents was consumed bv fire.
Loss about $1,000. No insurance,
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HOLIDAY PnrSyNTs Persons wishing make presents IL
the line OF Watches and Jewery would DO well to call on
our old !!!eal A. c. BURR 81 Bowsry They VIII there find
assortment Of articles tlatlne Ifyou purchase
depend upon getting article good recou
rnali.d BIZ hin
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sssslxe,s CoAp1.l .. SOLD a 30 5 NluErar.: o,

AMERICAN MCsEUM.-Tso splendid performances every
day and evening and O'Clock By Mons. and Maam>
Ghecker; q Boo'h Great Western, IF Locomotive No
torl-ty; Sherman; VI Adair, &C. addition to Tom
Thumb, who closes his gasemsnt this week.
q Peale's Museum has novelties and gives better
for shilling than any ether establishment
Can give for double the price.
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e The dwelling Of Mr.. VIM. Cornell, North
ampton, Pa. was burglariously entered on Friday
night last and robbed Of $500 in bank bills.
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From BERMUDA.-By the arrival al Savannah
OF the schooner Adeona Hill, from Hamilton, Ber
muda, the Georgian has dates 10 the 9th inst.
The following items are from the Bermuda Royal
Gazette.
An extensive robbery OF the Colonial Branch Bank
at Barbados had been committed, almost equal in
extent TO that sustained by the Jamaica Bank
Amount of notes extracted about Sal 800. \ Mr.
Thomas an officer of the Bank has been arrested
and committed.
The ROYAL Mail steamer, the Thames, 6 days from
Nassau, arrived at Bermuda on the 18th with $780,
600 on board; and the Forth, from Grenada and ST.
Thomas, for England, arrived on the same day.
Fatal EPIDEMIC IL THE WEST INDIEs.-By pri-
yate letters received a, Woolwch from the West In
dies il appears that the Islands were visited by an
epidemic more direful in It's effects. wider spread
and more severe IN every way than II has been
membered TO be on any former occason and the
fever al the latest dates, continued rage with
abaled violence, and fresh victims Were daily being
sacrificed TO this Unsuitable malady. The epidemic,
50 far as The accounts have vet beenreceived seems
10 condne lis ray ages 10 ST Georges onlv which Is
the most important and most populous island in the
group, Almost every family III it have been aid
PROSTATE, and there are but few in the island who
have had to mourn the loss of friends and rela-
tiveS.
No statistical accounts. are gwen of the deaths
among the civil population OF the Island. Among
the military are Capt. Sir Henry Chamberlain.
Bart, of the ROYAL Artillery, Lieut.. and Adutant
jenkins, Of the Royal Engineers, and loo others o.
he reserve battalion OF the Goth regiment OF the line
u present serving on the Bermuda station
ARScN AND MURDER CASE on STATEN ISLAND
We arc informed, thar, on examining the BODY OF
Mrs Housman, whom we mentioned days since as
having been found with her child half consumed BY
FIRE, black silk handkerchief was discovered tied
around her wrist so tightly, that the under side was
untouched by the ere. Her mouth also indicated
ihat gag had been forced into il. This seems 10
settle The fact that she murdered. There
many circumstances connected with the transaction
which render il very mysterious. quantity OF
wearing apparel that usually lay in drawer
sisting OF some Of Mrs. Housmans clothing, some
of her husbands and babes was found tied up in
bundle on the hall floor as if Mrs Honseman had
designed 10 leave home.
a REQUIsITIoN.-AIr. Henry Hill arrived in shi>
City on Saturday last, with requisition from the
Governor of the State OF New York. for Christopher
Lilly, who killed Mccoy in n prize fight al Whit
Plains, in that State, some time last Spring.
NO. Bee, 18Th.
GREAT PROCEEDINGS X SHE'LL FIsH.-From
three 10 fire tons ofopened oysters pass over on,
railroad, daily. bridgeport Standard.
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T Laciou is informed that severe illness has been the
the Of the delay Of Prof Gouauds Lectures on his
S,.,ter nj rrml,rl
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p. $. Dee. 27M-We printed an Extra Edition
OF 5000 copies Dec. 9th, to supply the expected
orders; but this is all swept away, with a farther
addition of 1000 copies, rhat we have now not
copy left to supply our new subscribers since Mon
day. But each one ,cW receire The (vH number o.
copies for mhich he has pnid or s pay, SO that no
loss will accrue to him. We shall make another
large addition TO our impression from the lst OF jan
uarv, and will gladly supply all that are ordered
Our friends, and those of the Cause, are respect
fully solicited to collect and transmit subscriptions.