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FnJ,n the Cka,iestos Courier.

Ut Al special communication of the d..
w. Grand Lodge Of Ancien: Free Masons OF
the State OF South Carolina, held IT The Ma
sonic Hall, in the City af Charleston, on the
18th April, a.. D. ls43. a. l., 5S43. the fol
lowing preamble aud resolutions were unani-
niously adopted. .. :, =.
Irher,as, by the dispensa,ion Of an all.w'se
and ip,cruiable Providence. our Grnod Mas
ter, General EDWARD II. EDWARDS. has
beet, removed from this state Of labor. trial nnd
suffering, 10 u,ni better lodge where ,ie divine
refreshme nts are eujoyed. Therefore.
Resoired. That in the death of our Most
WorshibIdl Grand Master. this Grand Lodge
aud the Aiasolic fraternity mourn the loss Of
one who hns long been constant in bic attend
nncc, scrubulons in his observance at the rcgn-
la,iolts. and solici,uns to communicate light
and instructions; and who has discharged the
inpor,an, duties OF Grand Master. with great
dignity aud intelligence in the mysteries OF our
art. 60. Is
Resoioed. That in The death Of Brother Ed.
wards the Masonic Fraternity lament the loss
Of a devoted Mason, a generous public spirited
citizen and patriot. and tina. we will cherish
his memory as one IN an eminent degree emf
lied TO the love, csleeIa, and respectful regard
uf all.
Resoiycd Tha, in the excellence wi,ici, con.
s,iintcs the true Masonic Brother which emo
bles min in the varions relations OF life, oar
Ia,e Grand Master has slonc a most eminent
exempiar. aud ,lis, The recollection Of bis ma.
snnc character shall exert d holy influence o n
his survivors. Ea-f
Rexoired, That as token of respect and. es-
lpem for our late Grand Mas,sr. " ho wns 'the
general fayorilc ani the general friend" the
members of this Grand Lodge, and Of The su :
hnrdinatc Lodges nnder its jurisdiction. viii
wear the usual badge Of mourning fDr thirty
days.
Resolred. Tha, for the sasnc cause this hall
be dressed in the tabi'imen.s of sorrnw al each
meeling Of the Grand Lodge during The ma
sonic year.
Resoired. Tin, the Members Of this Grand
l.ndse do sincerely sytnpalhise with The bereas-
I'd ia,nily and relatives Of our DECEASED bro
ther uiler His affective dispensaiion
And tha, the Grand Secn.,nry be instructed
10 Irailsinit To thcn, a copy t,hcsc resoln'ions.
Reseirsa. Tha, the preamble aud resolutions
be published in the papers Of tins city.
= L. a. BECHER, Asst. CIR. Secretary.
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n
.Rsmsrks.-as the readers of this piper
those who have ph;6 attention To the informa.
ton given under. our comniercih head-will
have seen. there has bcen SO far good feeling
manifested in all the American markets. for
coiIon, though ihe Improvement in prices was
not Of much IMPOTENCE, TINS asiiyitysvas
no doub: owing to the demand fcrfreight, and
10 il,e belief that the relative value OF The raw
material had a;iaincd tn minimum THIS has
always been our opinion. even when cstima,.
ing the crop of this year at SOC, 900 bales. II
then the decline has reached its lowest point,
with crop OF tha, figure, the price shon!d im.
prove with crop cotiuiaiefl at less than that
amount. ibis is perhaps the eauso which has
Rep, up the American markets, notwiths,aad-
ing tho uafayorable, ildyiccs received by the
Columbia. We agree with some spccuiaiors.
that prescn, prices should be maintained.
though uifavorable accounts should be recciv-
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Temperance. Baltimore American. in
giving an account, Of the Temperance Cele-
bra,ion which took place in that city on the 9th
inst, in honor Of the Ord Anniversary of the
Washington Temperance Society, ssys:-
."The procession was large, extending in
length probably three quarters Of a mile. Il
was a spectacle highly imposing. and attracted
,honsauas oFspcctniors, ofal c!ssses young aud
old, male and female, who consresa,ed on nc
pavemenis,. q, the w:niowsr ard others clisl.
bic positions 70, Obtaining a view Of the IN.
mense Tenperance artny, rs !, nooved onward
amidst swelling music ana flcwing bannurs.
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AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISE

NEW, CHEAP.kND VALUABLE WORK.
The undersigned proposes publishing, So
soon as a sufficient number of Subscribers ale
obtained 10 wanan, the expense, a monthly
periodical Of eight large octave pages, davote';
exclusively to Agricultural and Horticultural
information--and such other ma:.cr5 as may
particularly interest ti,e Planter and Farmer
attic rery igc Frie: Of .Gfly cent; per- aaaass.
:. l. WILDE handsomely printed, on iinc paper,
and with d small clear tyre.
The Cash princil!e will bc adopted and
strictly adhcredio.
. Pos,Innsirrs Edi,ots and Booksellers nre ~.
,hprized 10 uni rs Agents. and the iur,!r,r wil
oblign US by Stating The number ofcnpics 70.
quircd ii their respective offices, by the middle
or latter end OF Nay. as il is proposed to issue
the first nnmber early IN Juue.
No Subscription due uu,Il TIC receipt Of the
first n,iuibcr, When the Agent *ill be consider.
ed responsible for the nii,i,hey of copies Or
dercd-lhe aluuun, to be ttfn remii,cd.
Any one forwarding Fice Dollars free o!
postage. viii he entitled 10 eteren copies.
u All Letters and Communications 10 the
Editor. must be post paid.
" Editors in the Soutl, will please notice
the enterprise. and by publishing this Adser
,iscmcn,. wl be entitled TO the only rcmnhcr
ntion eau aflord-a copy Of the work.
JOHN STUBS.
CByRAU. g C.. inrii 3. 1875
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ed by The steamer oflhe 4th instant; but we do
mo, agree with Others, who cxpectan advance
OF prices, especially before circumstances and
events which must exercise much influence on
the cotton markets in Europe have happened
and are known. In the first place. however
small may be the crop now in process OF plant
ing in this country, there will be enough ot il
for The consumption Of 1911, with the lasge
stock that will remain on the Is, Of January,
unless the consumption is greater than has
been calculated on. In the second place, an
creased demand for cotton manufactures will
depend on the arrangements made by Great
Bri,ain with China. II hos,ilities are renewed
in That quarter ofilie globe, another depression
Is inevitable in the British manufacturing DIS
,ricts. which expect 10 find in China a consl'
derable demand for their goods. All these
circumstances may have some influence on
the COLON markets. not only during the re-
mainder of this seasoD. bnt during The opera
tons Of the mex, year. Tho only quarter tn
which we may look. With favorable hopes, IS
the continent Of Europe. where gteaier con.
sumption is expected with more certainty. oi
cotton goods, aud ofcourse a gDruter demand
for the raw maternal. lp.the mean time the
price ofthe raw material viii iiuctuate; bnt il
cRnnot go down much lower than the rates
which now govern all the coltnn markets
Cot.oR.-Sincc last Thursday the demand
has continued good and the sales have been
Grse considering lie small quantity OF the AZ
tirle which was offered. The sales were made
q; steady prices IN, much differing iio'n ih',-e
OF last werk. We quote extremes 4i 10 64
but the sales were prlHcipaliy made NJ "a 10 8!
and 81. The purchases were Tor shipment,
almost exclusively. The receipts continue
light and limited, a few wagons coming in now
and i!len. Some later adviccs from Liver.
pool. which will be received ina few days,
are looked lnr with some anxiety. though we
believe that they will have a modern.e iufu.
cnce on our r,arker. whatever they may be-
Coast:tafi0naiist
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AUGUSTA, ma!eH ~.
Found Dead.-!A man calling himself
w. a. Smith. apparently about % or 50
years Of age, sRI wearing a pair Of green
specsacIes. arrived in. this city on Friday
evening lasI. fIrm Cbaflesrdn. aud took
lodgings n, The Eagle e. Pbenix Hotel
Qn,ihe afternoon OF Monday he walked
oui, sahd WAS mol, seen about the hotel
again during The evening or night, apd III
the u1orning Of Tuesday sorne enquiry was
made after him, us he seemed mol 10 be
eniirciy sane, probably la5orins under dc;
l;iiurn tremens, Uben'it was astcHaiucd
that man ilal been found deal. sitting
against fence in the lower end nI' the CITY,
who. upon .examiualien jwns discovered 10
bc Mr.; Smi,ti. Ajpry Of Inquest was I'M
mediately ie'Ilau.e.ea and after an ex-
aminaiinn Of his person, and finding upon
il money, a watch and other yaluabIes,
without any mark Of violence, rendered a
verdict. "ihai he had come TO his death by
The &C, OF Cod, The corpse was subse-
quehtly Inferred with appropriaIc religious
ceremony 10 the city cenentary.-Chron.
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.Itahsssce.-A meeting Field lately III
Knox Caapty. Tennessec declared inla :
.yer of ;he election Of Delegates to The
Democratic Convcn,ion. by tho people
themselves in their primary asscmblases,
aud agains, their appoiusment BY State
Legislatures and State Conventions, and
pledged themselves 10 the SUPPORT ofdhc
Candidates. whom the ..mGtnred scnti-
nisnt'' of the Democratic party. in accor-
dance Isith its .oug established usase,shall
by Conyen,ina seasnnably called indicate
as The most suitable caudida,cs.-Chqr-
icstoa Mercury.
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THE British ".ipprt,itiee" Sa;Ssiema..--I.
Is sta,edid q New Orleans paper,f on the
authority lofa aamaica Journal, that three
ships, the Glen Hunlley, 43uirns bGrder,
,be Arabian of. 800 IONS, and iba Ssn1lor
.af rs, ,lops, are abog, 10 proceed 20 Sierra
Leone aud The coast OF Wes;eraa,Aifica
f,r The purpose Of procuring negroes for
tho Colnpics. The ullim1lc. ideslinaiiua
for the Grst Hamed is Jamaica; the second
will depasite her cargo in Guiana. the
third at Trinidad. TIE negroes thus
transported. from Africa 80 the West Indies
and other colonis are DOT hrougl,, as slaves
because England has sci herseit ieremust
among the na,ions 10 suppress tho slave
trade. They ase called ..apprepiices;"
ihey areiadeaiare2 To ithepiah,ers.' for
term of years;s an,lni tbe cad of,he term
they arc TO be sse,slffee. with certain
sum bytway Of fFemuseraiiog. ~ = p
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z The Legislature of Michigan adjourned
sine die on the 9th inst. The mos, iul-
poian, measure of The session, is the act
Tor the liquidation of The State Debt. u,
pledges The proceeds Of tho public works
for !he payment of interest and provides
for The levy Of direct tax in lsi5, under
the authority Of the Auditor General, 10
make up any deficiency.
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George had been twice warned 10 desist,
the official determined shy Genrge" a
fine should be The consequence !: go oil he
murched George TO the Police. where the
Magistrate fined him ixo dollars and COSTS
for each oiienrc, amounting TO about 'eu
dollars.
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Mysterious.-Thc Frederick. tlld.)
Herald, states ,ha, on ihe night "i the Is,
ins,aar. aman cnlietfa, The house of Mr..
Adam Burial, near Liberty, and informed
him that two nlru outside the house wnn.
ted 10 k7ii' him. Mr.. B. went out and
made search, bu; could 'npt'scc any oac.
rho stranger then requested Iha, hc
fsigh, stay MI night, which was s-7o.ed.
Early in the rnnrains ho arosc, ard laait!
on The tabla $3.50. which liz iisisied
Mr. B.'shod!tl take; an,l on, that scuiFc.
mau refusing an,' Insisting that he shsG!i
keep 1t. he REPLIED THAI he iiaJ no use fo.
il, as he had no, lpus "a live; anu then
went OF leaving the moaey hchind.s f.
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AFosey.-The My. Erpressof,he i7il'inst.
states that The money market vas never more
abundan, than a, present The olie'lsss at
Bank have fallen down 10 a very trifl'ns SUN.
Good paper is takeuin the street at i've per
cent premium.
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IhsYtnreaaaes AID Rtligi0n. was sla-
ted by The papers ndtiong ago. that there
were upwards Of thirteen thousand T eio-
lnilers enliSed under the total abstinence
pledge. in the city Of Bal:imare. The fol-
iowirg paragraph shows striking. cnis,ci-
dence III The number Of new churches rising
in the same city. Docs j, no, look Ike
caase Gnd effect Char. Mer.
= Nits Charehes:--There arc in progress
Of cons,rnction no less than thirteen land
perhaps u,ore) churches in various parts
Of the city of Baltimore. Some OF those
are nearly completed, while others have
been but recently -tuili.
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HAusrnc, .Apri

- . HANBrEe. April ls.
Co,ion.-The demand continues limited, and
prices remain at former aao,atinns.. The ex-
trcine prices to day are . 10 81 cents; principal
sales iS 10 81 cents. ,,r Ia
E1elarge.-0n Charleston. Savannah, and
the NORTH, continues al pur.--Jonynal.
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5-UT An adjoarned Meeting Of the Demoera.
lie Republican party of this District will be
held 4. the Cont itlonse. on Monday The first
t,ay ofiaiay. (beingsala day,) for the purpose
OF appointing Delegates to attend s,e State
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,.,uJ At IN election for Directors fti.s Bank
of Gcorseirwu, 8. c., held on The 1itil ins,.,
the following gentlemen were elected: Nv.
Coachman, John IT. Alison, E. 3. Rothmahlcr'
B. King, J. C. Porter, ]. G. flcnnins, and
WIN. z. SparkEian.
4, A, i. i iGabsequen, meeting Of the Board J. w
,coaehman, was unanimously reelected Pro
isident. ',i's 13.i; ~ p "a -Lf.i7.
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Strret Smoking n Boston is severely
punished. i,uppears iha, whenever they
eaten a poor FELLOW al il, they make him
smoke for it in earnest. On Saturday
week some constable caught George PEN
uiman with cigar 10 his mouth. and as
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Eso,u ,he eherl. stoa Merrura.

York, Unioa, and CAesier.-We copy
from the Yorkyille Compiler, the follow.
ing notices OF proceedings relative 10 the
approaching Democratic State Conveu-
| lion: ~
In accordance with the recommended
ton Of the Democratic Republican Party
OF Charleston, at late meeting, the ci'i-
zens Of York District are requested TO
meet at The Courl HCnse, on the FIRST Mon
day in May, 10 appoint Delegates to the
State Convention 10 be held 10 Columbia
Oh the fourth Monday IN tho same month,
who shall determine the mode Of selecting
Delegates to the National Convention in
May 1914. for Ihe nomination Of President
and Vice President df the United States.
CHESTER, April 10.
The citizens Of Chester. District, held d
meeting for the purpose Of appointing
Delegates 10 The Stale Convention, 10 be
held at Columbia on the ilh Monday in
May uext. On motion of alr. Mchlily,
Major Eaves was called 10 The Chair, and
VIM. A. Walker requested TO act as Sec.
retsry.
Mr. McAIilcy moved that committee
Of FIVE be appointed 10 report 10 a meeting
on the frs, Monday in May, what course
they think proper TO pursue.
The chair proceeded 10 appoint the fol.
lowing gentlemen rs Il coma,it,ee, viz I!
/ Samuel McAiiley, S. d. Barron. DR.. J,
Douglass j. b. McCully aud w. a. Wal
ker.
On motion Of Mr.. Baron, II was
Resoirsd. That these proceedings be
published in the Yorkvillc Compiler aud
Sohth- CaroliniaD.
The meeting then adjourned tosthe
first Monday in May.
N. II. EAVES. Chairman.
w. A. WALAER, Secretary. i
zUSIosvILLE. April s.
At public meeting. held at his place
ou last Sale day, the following resolutions
uere passed
RrSnired, That we approve OF the call
Of a State Convention in Columbia OF The
fourth Monday in May next. TO consider
the subject Of Tho coming election for Pre-
silent aud Vice President Of the United
States. ..-
R.solrea. Tha, Committee or nine.
teen be appointed 10 draft repor, and
resolutions expressing ths views OF The
Democratic party Of Union District. and
recommending delegates TO attend the
Convention in Columbia TO he submitted
to AZ adjourned meeting at this place, on
The first Monday IN MAY next.
Resoircd, That. The Chairman be re-
qucsi.td TO give notice ,ofhc people of this
District, Of the proceedings of this meet
ing.
Resolred, That Ibis meeting, stand ad-
journcd to the first Monday in May next.
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EEYNl ENEAL
. Tie sill:sn lie u.di binds iiso niiting hearts
MARRIED

On the s,h inst. by the Rev. ID. d. Bnnson.
jaHs RocHxLL. Esq. TO Miss CHsRL"rrE
CocHR,s, all ol this district.
On the 2Sih alt. in ST. Matthews Parish. by
the Rev. Dir. johnson, Col. F Z. HANrTos.
TO 1liss MARY ELIZABETH. daughter Of the late
John bic Cord, E.u.
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Netal.-welearn from. ,be Phiiadel.

Ncral.-Welearn from, tho Phiindel.
ptin q. S.Gazeltc, ,ha, the Secretary Of
The. Navy conre.npla,cs despaichiug the
frige,c Bramlywinc. three sioops Of war,
and two gun bfiss, ,d the China seas, as
soon as they. begot ready; The same
paper states that comm6tlore Warrington
wit relieve ConnA6sidfe Stewart in ,he
cominand nj mo Coast Squadron; ,ha,
capsam SiciQeevsf is to relieve Captain
S,tfngham on the dftival or ,hn Indepeh
denec; andi,E,at,i,e Eteamer Missouri will
,.aye Washington. .TGt 75aiIG y s ''.'i ~
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uTHE BAPTIST MiSlsTERAli.
CONFERENCE. will meet NJ 10 s'clock A.
NJ. on the Friday br.nrc The Fifth Lorj's Day
in the present month. tAp:i.) at the ,sionn,
Alor;eli Baptist Chrnch in ibhfYiile District.
-. WILLIAM Is. JOHNSON, .Ch'mn.
Anril y lSih
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:. ep Col III, Myers has been appointed BY
,he Prcsiden, CoIlectoios;iie Customs sor nc
]. Port os osssayanash. e-'ts tE
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yotIk pAEslpEsr:
roHN, q. CALHOUN,

Subjeestto Tie decision Of the Democratic
Republicans Coarsniion, to assemble in
Maplsia, as recommended bgths S.ate'
fMarglaad, Michigan, KeatacE;y, leu
isiaa,,c,,sNe,o ,,o Hampsaire, Massachusetts.
ID aiasama and mississippi. l-1.L
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COLUMBIA, April 10.
Co,!dn,-The receipts of orr. s,aple have
fallen of 4 sno'i 'lenl. The prices range now
principally ir"rn : 10 cents. One extra fue
oi sUid last week al Z * ccnis.-caronicle.
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Iron the la,h inst. George o. Reid, was
,e,ec,es Cashier ofthe Bank of fSou,b Carolina,
in Charleston, id tho place Of Thomas Chap.
man, ESQ, deceased, and Aaron Noise. Sen
D;scoupf G lcrk, and r. 8. Yates, Bookeepcr.
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-ET The Governor of Georgia has apPoin.-
ed tho iirs, rriday n, Stay next. to be observed
by the people Of ,ha, s,ate,as day Of Hunii'
ia.ion and Prayer. - fs,6.g,s. gal
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NJ yuagc Saunders. was. on the 9th inst,
q, meeting Of a portion of the Democratic
pary in Raleigh. NC. nominated as their cam
a;da,e for thai Dis,ic,, aiihe.nrzt Consress'ou-
nf aleclion. rssi
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.Marims Of Bishop Miadleton.--Persc.
vermee against discoaragemen.--keep
your tempcr-cup!oy leisure in s,usly;all
always nave some work on hand-be
Euuctual and never procras,ipate-uever
be in a. aiiurry--rreserre self.possession.
and don't he talked into conviction-rise
early and boar economist Of ofiine--main-
tain dignity witt, tho appearance of pride,
manner in something with every body,
aud everything with some-be guarded ii
discourse, attentive and slow to speak
neyer acquiesee in immoral or pernicious
npinions--bc no, forwards 10 assign reasons
tn those who have no right to ask-s,hink
nothing ir conduct nnimpprianl aud ,indif-
fercn,-ra:i'cr, se,,ihan follnw an exam
p!c-Prcciicc strict temperance. and in all
your transactions remember the final nc-
copnt. it Lw ats
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ORETUARY.

Died. n, his residence in Richland District
BgsJAMis TRApzwrLL. Sr. Esp. for many
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go Dollars Reward,

AS Iwi'l give The above reward of20
<SRs Dollars, TO any one who will lodge
kIS my Negro man DICK IN Edgefcld
.e 6S$JaiI. Dirk Is 4 copper color. Srppos.
6e.)ed to be 6 feet 2 or 3inrhes 'high.
NA abnn,3J year Of age. he was raised
asssssS By Joseph Rutherford, in this Dis.
lrlct, Hear Richard Coielnan's =. RnRis. and
is supposed 10 be III tl.a, section or u. Perry's,
where his relations lives.
RUDOLPH CARTER.
Apr! 2G 9, l3
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& The 8;ll 10 rcpsai the law granting nbscond.
;sg S.aresn triai by jnsy, before tho New York
Legislature, was ordered TO ,l,rd reading b,
yeas 90. .aays si..;id fllFAd- -,
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SGrayPgs

StrayeGi . .a,g
N7RDM ,hesubscribers plantation on Beach
IL lslanh. on the 2Ist inst, .,,so .nnbroke
Mare Mules. name roachcd, ono is yellow
hay with rnan face, The other a dun. viii, n
blari. streak down her back, with white nose.
aud black rings on her legs. Any iniornaiiul,
will be thankfully received. and n liberal. re-
ward vii be given lor tie delivery of The ami
mails Dircc, 10 .iugus.a. Geo.
JAMES r. GARDNER.
April 26 q I3
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aada5ofi, shc grcai Naturalist, (saYs tls ST.
Lo,iis III vaBican.S has arri ,cd in t,ai city,
accompanied by sr Willra,n stewart, also a
grea, ,raycllcr and Naturalist; they have. ere
THE. proseeded on sheis. rcaie for the mouih OF
tho Yellow ssonc riyas. q, s.,;-.is
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u ailgA Ekas'1Vf''t-
SlaRaerers ARE like flies they leap
over all a, tnaa's good paris to light upon
his sores. $40
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WOTHCE.

INV u HVUIe
n INTENT shortly, 10 move to Mississippi,
u and to leave my brother aud .Ms. J. d.
Nance. TO nc, as Agents in winding np, all my
unsettled business az potienyiiIe.
Aficr reasonable indulgence TO those who
are indebted 10 me. costs will be added.
-'s' . = JASPER GIBBS.
April 10. 1919. II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-26

= TEe Wilmington Chronicle Of the J3tb inst.
&iYs, .tat bs die hIss Abigail Richmond, from
sti Thomas, which arrived on :aa l5,h inst.
iko caiior had received intelligence il,a. Cap.
tain Cozzess. osuiehsig Piigim. .af Baltimore,
had d5cei., tried al Gandaioups, aaslse charge
ss hasaag robbed d sinnse q, Point PcFs ci
so 0G0 as ,hc. tires Of the EARTHQUAKES shsse,
cotsicicd. and 5seateneed 10 fen years labor ia
the slleys in Frahses whiiher he was to bc
~. - - 20 ..r..- * "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-04-26

The Rssuti.-Aborc We haze given the
hnnncrin which The Democracy of New
York went into ihe.con,cst. The Whiss
hci:,ed that Of ..Iienrs Clay ald Ma.
iionE! Bank" The result is most sralily-
ins. The Dcmocracy have elected ,hclr
Mayor hy The almost unparalleled Inaj,ri-
" OF G,GGD vnics. und have carried their
council ,ieseis in l3 oEl7 wards iu,o which
the ciyis divided '-.A'-4,-'- :