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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30
GENERAL JAcksuN's LAST WILL AND
TESTAMENT.


EMract of a letter from Nashville, da.
ted June z, to gentleman in Washing
ton.
1.-The last will and testament of the
old hero was Ills day approved in our
county court, and is Of public record
He commences by giving his body 10 The
dust, Whence il came, his soul to God that
gave ii, &c., devoIing his estate, first 10
The payment of Two debts, viz: one of
S6,OUU with interest, borrowed of General
Plauche, Of New Orleans; another Of
SlONU0, witl: interest, borrowed Of Blair
g. Rives; and the balance to his son,
Andrew Jackson, jr., with The exception
OF a few slaves to his grand children.
1.-The sword presented him by the Slate
Of Tennessee, he gives to Al. Donelson,
This nephew,) now charge d'aliairs al
Texas. The sword presented him at
New Orleans, he leaves tn Andrew Jack
sun ,Cnllee the son of his old friend Gen-
eral Coffee. The sword presented
! Il: Philadelphia, he leaves to
his grandson and namesake. The sword
and pistols which he carried through the
British and Indian wars, he leaves 10
General Armstrong. The pistols Of
" ashinglon. by him given I" Lafayette,
and by Lafayette given TO Jackson. he
leaves 10 Ge"rge Washington Lafayette
The so, of General Lafayette. Sundry
other presents made him during his lon-
and eventiu career, arc LETT with his
adopted son, with instructions 10 him.
that, in the eyeul of war, they shall, upon
the restoration of peace be distributed
among those who shall have conducted
themselves most worthy of their country
in the conflict, in the opinion of their
counlrymen aud the ladies'
"lt is dated, Think in September.
1914, and rsv0krs will made by MIN
several years before. Ii is in his own y,
seady and firm handwriting, and. like all
things lhal ever fell from his pen, breathes
lh puresl patriotism throughout.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

Wur upon the Southern" States. 1.-The
talk of war with the United States has leo
10 some considerable speculation among
certain of The John Bulls. as to The ease
with which The Southern States might be
oyerrun By an Invader. This no'l"n OF
our weakness, originated with the aboiI-
rionists. who have been for a long time
irving, mol only to alarm our fears on this
subject, but 10 verify, by their own pecu-
liar labors, ne predictions in which they
so confidently indulge. The wish' win
Them. is very much the father 't Tue
thought Butthe truth is, let Government
but place our seaporls in equal condition OF
defence, as we'll on the Gulph as on Tue
Atlantic, with the seaports ol New VOTE
and New England, aud there will be no
difficulty or danger, which the Southern
States will have to apprehend, in the evens
of a war, to which the States Norlh OF 'ne
Potomac will not equally be exposed: 90
far from the slave institutions of the SCUM
making her weaker, they furnish one o.
The greatest sources Of our strength aLe
securitv. The whole white population
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

F J: Trap AND A. DozlER. Mis-.
sionaries in 2nd Division, expect 10 fulfil
the following:
Saturday before the 9TH Lords day. at
Sister Springs.
Saturday before the Isl Lords day in
August, ar Damascus.
Saturday before The 2n'l Dord's day. al
Little Stephens Creek.
Saturday before the 3rd Lords day, al
Sloan.
Saturday before the 4lh Lords day, al
SfoanIuinsCreek.r -,Ss----'-ss.---- -,- - z
Saturday before The 5th Lords day, at
Good Hope.
Saturday before tho list Lords day in
September, at Providence.
Should the prospects be sufficiently en-
couragins. the meetings will continue one
week at each Church.
June 4 Il Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30

Privilegss Of Postmasters. We have
just seen letter from The office Of the
Postmaster General, .nnder date of July,
IL, says the New York Tribune. from
which we make the following extract:
"When subscribers refuse to lake Pam
phleis or Newspapers from the Office,
Postmasfers are now as heretofore re-
quired 10 notify Editors. &c. and may
frank letters containing such uotice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-30
MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS.

n z. WATKINS and A. P. NORRIS,
Missionaries for Division, No. l, in the
Ed,efeld Baptist Association, will, by di
vine permission fill the following appoint
ments:
Saturday before the lst Lords dayiu
August, at Calliham's Mill.
Saturday before the 2ud Lords day, at
Beulah.
Saturday before the Bird Lords day, at
Gilsal.
Saturday, before the 4lh Lords day, at
Bethany.
Saturday before the 5th Lords day, al
Mount Moriab.
Saturday before the Isl Lords day IN
September, at Horeb.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

- RICE. ha. j,I received from New York
- fuiadcl liza and B,lumotc. IN u.u,, n !,
n'g" AID i'nuilul stuck oi FeshIouo5's EaI uuD.
NlN"r G."ds o. ~ styles aud n,w prc,s
Having spCni several weeks luthc i.t>jrru ciiie,
'nd icidcd nli ll.o nuciurs. and ihrta s.ls ciot
49, sip'k Of goods ,t Ihe luNca rules Tor CO n. D
let We'll nsufcd ihll can vict uy "a cusntnrt-
.nd The p"hiio la esn,f-l much ,hraper Busain.
hah "itef house West oi the Notnil a.,
NV l. Tie tine ios Gcuteuicu tn r. llcui.h ilcIt
Wand-r"hcs. Cold weather - last opwoachiu..
when al will CO., It essen 90, uee,,sar, I, hay,
go"d SUPPLY o. Winter clolhu,s.
TIkne INTO consideration The hardness Of Ike
'm's have taken unusual pam, Ia purchase IN,
Clouds much cheaper than have ever me b,f re-
the Tact That my customer. iuvaulhly pay nc IA,
CASH enables me 10 make my purchases tor ca n n,
ny own price; therefore am nhlc iu sell Tar chcap.
~ Than ever. Aud how l. sill iuterd To eel
'OODS on The pi, down punciple have nn he
ALTON 90 saying 'hai con give better bargains thar
ICY es.aol'shmeui in 'his or ary ohcr cry.
CLOTHS. CASSIMEREs. &c-Mv stock con
sis's IA rnrui Black. Blue Black. Blown P,mo. g.
visible Green aud other Fmcv cp'nIcd B.ua,
rl"ihs hcon,iul styles from 81 ic $40 pryd French
English mud Amer, an double mil.d atd twiIi,,
amy a"d PLAIN cAsslMtrfs. of Va So q very lntr,
nssuriwcn' new sly lee and r, markedly chcal price.
from 90 crn's 10 a. $50 Is oi Cassiucris an col
orr, qualities and prices. from ihifi, GEMS tn Oh,
dollar Pilot aud B,uvcl Cloths Of oil GO ors an.
qualities
VI STINCS-My stock OF Vcsiinrs is largo an.
tc'uu'ul; "ii outirc new STYLES and very durah,
patterns s"oh az igd Velvet Wooden Velvet. vi,
fin". WHilo. Nln'srll.cs md various other kini.
Aa'h'"crn and YoaIadoJ Blankets OF ,ulert.
qaa.iio'i s. lcndd atire OF IilAyY EErS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16
NV NOOK DINUl ny.
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYEiNG Establishment IN

! G LOULrIN, Frcncn oyer. on the other
side az The bridge, ~outh Wheelug, second
dn1, from 3 L KIlcy's store, returns his prate.
i' thanks To hIs ltlUrts and customers, frr ,htir
former ta-urs, aud rtspe,I;nI v informs thrm
mat he has added io his tst hii-hmt nj import
n"t and, ln France, newly discovered Improve
rabiuty 10 the eo.ur,d SUITS, without irjurng
them.
H. cels peri, city coridcptjo give every sntis
iaru9n,nud b 1pt s ,thgrCioTe, Tor the cUntEuanc,
OF hhcraipatroHape. oct2I
CSOUTH WHEELING DOMESTIC CALICO
- FACIORY.-J LO,iLElN, would respect,
i"iiy inform sHr kCcpers ~ this CITY. and cilz,ns
generally. hsl be- Is nrW ready fur printing D.
m'si" B'ue Caicp,s IL connection with his
Wrench Dying c>'nb i-hmcrr. aud he truss 10 give
ihe sam" - siHcI IN HIS branch, that he has
rendered in li- old business Jun j
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
III ~ n Ia q y q u ID 4,

70 On Uniou -ir. ct near tie S,u' nd m
49, 80 no. Mlr&e' House. : A
DARE & HCGE arc noV manufacturing and
VIII teep constantly ou holl iDrec assortment %!
hats q GAPS o( ihe d..rst Styles, and m,au
'Rrtprci iinn. !ho hest malrrU. Dth ol us leinr
nHA'r oi al the Has we scl. oar Caps ore pu
ct"sod e. IN fhe most excessive Cap Manufactures.
~ bc Eastern Clues, at 'hc loves, prices.
can those ~ waaiot gorui.e nrice and hlc..
-f@sSc,9H n-hian oi Hats uud Clis. WE alWa,,
ii'r lh-mtni our csobI',hm,ni, bch Nc m'cnd I,
m'"e-bu"fn aud n!had OF o., I'D men, "umc
goad. sc "a u..d !, " pr.,rs.
scr nARE q MOGH. Uninn 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

80 CASKS MADDER-
80 90 hUF~ prprrr
20 40 mruios
10 Bbls Alum
- b .Ncs Bmch Rgisins
bales : : Almonds
9 cates bumsione
rask Blue YljYOl
barrels low
va M0ts Cas-. in
~ boxes Chocolate
ltnsk Chalk
barred Camphor
30 barrels CangwCod
80 d. Clipped lockwood
barrel Cream Tauar
bru,,s Ground Ginger
ccroons lniigp
cask Lamp Black
cases I.fquO. Ire Ball
20 kc-s llns,ard
- farrcl Nutme-s
10 arIe!s LOAF : rcars.
ny lHst ooivcd ana 10. salebv
~ ~ ''If y u fc \ - sTr = Y
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~ II I'd Y O. i " ~ q

~ - NJ q ~ III -
CAUTION 10 all
LEI ALI % WORLD AXE NOTICE
AND BET AkEFUL NOT 10 BUY 'THF
lsrGtRCO TEplNPROVEpI DrAN
NtGE ABLE p LIS, uulc'S EVERY X
Ina, IN nlbc wR Tran Signature oi he o.r.
SInEl inv Nor aue ratrn e.
G BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
J h'>o IFasaul ti Is possess plwesstn orrn
At t.'' uat"rd q aims 81 tie ,v.r'm-. Wv. fhc
LIMOS hiDNEYS, SKIN q. EOWELS-
hIIhcio UNNN wN 10 he yJaclc- Ui nVdIrins,
aoi 81 com.Ic'c ha, been rhri' iripm;h owe,
al "hrr n"licu,S ihat N nv haze nean led
lu suppose 'hcy con Hin some powerful mirrta':
hul MON exam inauon los DIS Cuilian, Kan>
duIph DuEiu ION ond others, This supposuIon
D. "a nnce urnVcc o he gfouoditSs
Sn.d 10 Net York az The pIIucipal Oflict,
BIO Gway curreT o. iii1 suc,i.
PampHi,i- lu be- hai al % ems gtaliS.
B.-Fer,rn~ VIII alsonuilce IN ihc rnp g.
bel 40 engraved iudigu rgu.e, cr,ss cd VI h in,
"i .rt.
TIE Genuine may aI.n ro h.u-ht viii soel,,
az d. Gumb'. corner 90 wefy and Chm,
street. aud rs iiay~, I5) |uHou .eet Brook
'rr. gad stfr'p .clatle store, throughout HE
Urtf.. Sfucs
SUGAR COiTED PILLS V DEsEAsE.
NJ RI E'IDENCE.
IE n III l.. ol 'hs irm oi Gircy & lIi''
~ y 100 Br.adw'v, says he Sugar Coaieo
lntIan Nfgr'a. IL Pills are superior 90 any D..
has ev.r tkn lis vie las :nund them de
10 h'ol and 'ilirttiUus.
Mis- - CCtis-, corner VA ker and Iud,ov
size, q, has nrsn cured ~ pam ~ The head
dimes. Of STINT. aHi tizz ness II long stand
iGc hy fhrm piIis.
Mas sn ~, of o. Henry Stree: coret o,
nsIu, stt sf mTs q oigh' yCafssfanting
AH ArNHt, 81 2Gl Greenwich sri,ct. carct
90 - n. U,ff. ul ~fFrr years staining
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Ell rs .g.RE3 C.g8i&g
rll.L Fashions rJR 1913.
81 ANERY.
No. 10 Niozror Srprrr,

SO. 10 M0NEoE STREET,
UuEELLNG IA
z , ENi'E T.ILLN aunrnuccs fs his oI iricnt
4 a ,ul SIC ru'd,c a. general ih,i %, ha. nov
co. heni ~ .c ani superior stock n iiai. ru Cor
ol he luir F,' PASTURES: comprising ail qnt,.t.r.
sha.,cs an! x.s. w. liat, &C. mn. Llrtufti en-
der las r>u imm,d,.c srprun'cnjauce. OF The 81
ucsl tuaicrt1i. moi hy the t.st ct wuf.men. an
~ a. be- -nbl Wholesale aij Dra1. no pi,crs sriLi
LOWER ,!an thty hcyc hcW d'rvl ice thi. ri't
',,e ,,,.h,p- 'n pnrch.,e iias nod Cor " iil ijrt
II Ia hcir advantage 90 give huu "a cali tr'nre pu'
chasing e'at Ahrfc. $50 10 : AVERY.
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II 80 . \ I IL 81 R.
md toe 'ubhc, that hc now occnrics rs q
h.lf'shm ~ Il"uso .ud hrs pat in good rcpo,r The
i""sr "n MONROE STREET. hcrwcc,, MAN AN
"ArFn lie has on hand and VIII conslan,,y he
-npnucd w. h
Fkli S-'asins, Figs or,oges. Lemons. Apple..
Nlrl.ts Sc 30
NuT5-Amonds Fbcrs. walnuls, Gfound Not.
80.
CANDIES pfnn krds
TOBACCO AND GIG RS-The brsr Tim, co.., H.,
lrrud 900 'l.c O. r
ALE, PORTER, BEER, CIDER. &c.
lie hrs ada tN" ~ ,hr,r Grc O,,ret R,,os
Nlnr h' "iiI, 'n & thcr The Is u ln.t. sc,yo ,a
imLrsui n cu~i.mJfs
f'nc- "r 'anIhce ,nUpl'sd with O,sIcr.. Lob
si'f- Cfhs nod all Tie oihcr dchcac,,s IN the
scnslp q i,n.
u" assures b" pl'iir 'ta' hey shall he we'll
s'r'd AUD -sbs share OF pnhIie pnitonasc.
sep Il
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LOrS ~ WIlEEtING AND LAGRANGL-rIIE
BOGGS FARM--t.ANp IN MARSHALL
COUNTY. &C. &C.
EN URSUAN1' To the i,iuI DEGREES made by tho
~ Cirrau Sppor,or CauU oi Law aud Chsncey
10 OH, County. Virginia. 0n tie ljih d,y al Jane.
lsll and 25n day ., May ISIS, ia The suits IN
ClauCey.
Getuccn The General Insurance Company &c
Mary lsud. piaiNan
opf
Mary NJ S Zone. Admnsitn'rix of Ebenczsr Zano
tcccnscl AleNundcru Caaphue executor of Mos.
ca w Chap'iue, tie said Alexander, Josiah w
PimcroJ aud Mary Annhis vile. aud Others, Scien-
dgAf:
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MnEELING, Wy.

riah'c or Winter Wcar; large stock oC Oflcan.
LOriI fLANNtL, It al .ors; AtPNcA, fsur,,
ud PLAIN; ca ,PE and MtEIN D'EC,.SE. CAT cor
NUsiINsn f Nnf"us u'het usiiycs iur ltti,s' We.
TAiLoKS trimmings. large e,s,r,me.
An of the nh " Guuds ~hl s,h vhucs lie o.
ciail ar n''kc up y" oi tho pi~s' Frcuh .iIl,
READY IEADG TMSIzC!
1" ttetd q" 'hts nrluca "i Le tu,,us.s l iius
At. ma inil"r toy pr fr.>iou, ,U,e wuth,u
Il The radc spr G,ie'u ,e4f-, The cipfe am ubl,
'ud 4" cut my own rlp'htg. and make ihcm a.
u nc1cr and chcopc, -, than an, nthrr c,ia,,.
'shmcni m lhe 'b. / is % e'e,s lpr these va
nry on The bIsiuos. AMI nJc not iuinH IN, ms ovci
o attempt c"mPclIiun or Ready M.de Cloilnue
have Il large assortment. IA, buw,
Black Blue. Il town. Olive nid lNi,iiic Greu
lFr"ck and ID c,s cn'f-; Beaver coih FOX aud Over
coats; Pilot cloh OVor.coa's MuchIruw md Tmr
adour Bi1ukci do cas- do. cds,in,u Il
rwccd- dc: J, ans DO. ui al sizes.
have On haud nu ,S,c.icu osspt,meni uf llair
and hncy Cashmere Piul-. hl,rk and blue cluil
Pants lurd. very desirable nr clio; and ma, qunu
uy OF 'atsinri Pan u' all 81, aid prices. Jouu.
and Tweed PANS "f all sz-, aud prizes.
!. Eve huudrcd Nos's, cmJucit every style az,
lmlts.
/ SHIRTS. Wrappers Drawer, collar, G1, M Sucks
iGhvc.. Fine and Fame, Srlh Drd S,lu. Scnris Si'l
n idk's @ all c"inT. NJ qualities together with IN ti,
Ih'r arIc.e- usually found To- clohirg sr res
II in core us,"u. NV old customers and he pnbli,
.cncfn'ly nre invited q, s0R aud examine my ,,urk
.r con.il erat'on ior hc LbIai patronage boicof,r
4 S'cud'd 20 me- have pur, based o L9rs.r ST..
nd der them az CUIAPER RATES ihou have CIV,
n ioue ho lore
RccoI eci he cheap cash clothing store Il
RICE.
\ oci7 conner OF AIaiI & Mono Sis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-16

VIRGINIA cn,>crry Al m,cs bc,d>
nlt 'icG'- 'iiicc 81 The C,rcun Snper,or
C""r' II Ia" ard chaurcr, for The county of Ohio
IN he month Of ScPtm6er 1855.
''"''''" J'c'O' Complainant
tg1ipsi
"C"t' i"rp ana JOHN Non, Defendants
rue u ichddnis u havlug entered their mr. pear
"ncc aud given sct utiy according "a The act II AS
"ml'y md ihr rules Of tls con aud II nppe,r,nr-.
nv satisfactory rropi dat hr, arc MOI ml,,hianis Of
lhc commonwealth of Vrg ma--Ou m,r.nr, of COM
lH'''"" iY r"uu,r..u Is uf'tf,d hat Inc said de-
Ir'dlrS do oipcnr here OF rnlcs t hc lcld in tho
:, q" ''"'' OF his court "u HE GfsI Mosdny in
p''nier n' "A. "uH answer the sand complo,nout's
hi' and 'nd t cuYf ul his uricr he iorl,,,th IN.
s''''" ~ ZONE nr, plltr run,d iu lie civ ufs
wheeling Coz SIS" mon hs surccssivcly. ant rp.ted.
iir 'front.' dopf ul ihr Cpuri house nC Ob,,, ,'no,
COW io.ic ALEH Il LAIDLEY. cl,tk.
sep l65
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1GiH street, treg, sids, ftCdo0rS bcl0ic Mar.
Lfl ANCu.

1iGiR street, irog, Sii5. ft,c doors bclOc Mar.
kci Ailcu.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER.
VI CONNELLI ~ SONS, wuuid respectfully
81 inform their friends aud The public rcnsial,
thn' 'hcy o'e ""w rcrei,,ug large unl we'll selec
Ted stuck oi B"'rs md Shoos ol every descriptions
nd qn'lr' whI'h ihcy prepared 10 Sc n~ uw NJ
hcv can b" bad ia 'he cay Thou stock consists
% part = Glluws.
}hU pairs Meussinui Ga Boots
'u0 do dn klp to
80 do h.hi Cnf do
200 do Gr Nmrorcn 8,ujs
90 do Tni'k KIP Brorans
luD do Can du
200 do Seal and AlnruttO BtOcans
IS d. L4sirrg Caters
300 d" Scni and AIororcn Nnlid,r
200 p'iIs Women Morocco L1ce u,s
100 do Chit d. do
100 Il" Kun Ii, do
300 pair. Ladies' Ki1 Srpcrs
200 pairs Misses d" Slr,rr Siwrcrs
30 do Seal "rj X d uhnkns
100 do Nd Nnklc-lIcs
80 de- ilalf Carers
- pains Lrdc,' coiorct Siprors
1000 H. ChhdCcu's shoe. different qualities
100 do Youths grained shucs
l. 50 do de- Gall d.
lOn dn LadIrs' Cater Il .ols
100 40 do Wnlk.ur Shoes nod Buskus
200 IL do P,prrd Mrrucco Busktus
! I"ecther wuh great many dGrr,n, qlalics
! 40 n1m' mus Ia mention. Also rr,d Hssnfimcu
'i best Bilumarc Spanish. Red and Country Sol,
! Lea'hcr. A TOW q. 2ru- TO-. SCOT Mutccn. NJ. en-
tore XII ard Frsnch Marscco ,hus; striped bl.d,
nss; TrnvtlhrC Nnlres oud Carpet Bag. supcrio
luaiIty. Give a call may 81
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q y TIE . STATES HOTEL
WATER STR TT.
WWLLL[Nn

[ 49,. ,- bHELLiNf. VA
/ 81 ~" undersigned rcsrculuIy inform TIC pnh,.
! - hr. Hlai hri myc loa-ed thc ai,.yc L,,s.,.
"f ofm oi year. have bad % trti-clv r. ,niotI
aud very much impruycd in the arf,n,,,ro,,,,,, :,
rooms "id pOfche-i have had 81 newly and bo,,I- ,
s'mey pnWcd cafpticd and laporcd ihroupbont
nlI n'Ny iufns' cd. i'i style unsurpas.rd Inv INV
'"'rl ~ the West. J., ety nuclc D. cniifely now
"hh ne Wh'ic h"nfe if IIuily lgAifd wnh gas
ih'y 'Ha5 lhc accommodations If inc bouse to
lNe r"'d'r. fully de.cunturd ihli Nh guests shall
Un' ~ 'I"'f hrusr. cBcfajumcuf ihaI will moi fai
q" nH zoo slfsi,ttun.
Ff'm lhc sugtuHf nrrarre'rfn M Of the IIopso opJ
'"'e nnd ihc location NJ ll- house IN fr,nr of tho
''"'s ~ .1rdHr, hry udh.c Tho hope. iha
ii'r " =. tC'c,t HIcul slalc 90 rnghc patronage
mays MITCHELL q CALDWELL.
TO SADDJERS & CARRIAGE MAKERS
ltNlE JIH r,crycd llfae a.spnmcni Of
: Sheep sIt -utiihic iDi P,d Sln.. IS hlch will
DO sold low fr cash. Bach uanc.s Leather. as,
rnu.fnpily nn Ldud
Also l5OJa". pl,r arI G.f Idi, Rubber
carnage Go" Ncfy sIIsf.r Huc.e iof cafflage
'N'f.i 600 OTIS ufin. H..Hr. IpIp Ruhber eo,,,go
"Ff'"si luS received al5 fr safe nv
'f StHL WCLALLRN.
uai tactND md urs0s.a rrod a.son.
,'tN' "i i'H'ri IItfrs. Licrs oni ln.ering-,
'''' i.'.' s"I., hla Jaoarl
"r4O \ o FATRcuLp.
ChFSl CAp5M CAPSn
N.N'iAS EnNoNls urr,f cod Of Water 81.
~ \ I.tr ..ft'- turI1r" 8 orc hHs just .rtsI o.
N.'.a' ns.. m.ai. Oh CAls ,f thc .-.csts,sics
u'n lhe u IT, which hr wiitcU Zoo ttty to,, prices.
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From the Louisville Journal
METHODIST n. CONFERENCE.
MONDAv MopN,Nrc Nav Q

/ The Convention met pursuant to adioarn-
ment, Bishop Soule in the chair.
/ Devotional exercises were conducted by DR..
Winans.
The roll being called, the Rev. r. Aexan-
der, from the Texas conference, appeared and
took his seat.
The journal Of Saturday was read and ap-
proved.
The president called tor reports, memorials,
Sc
DIR. Smith presented a sealed document
which the president opened, examined, and re-
ported it to be a memorial Gom the presiding
elder of the Kanawha district Ohio confer
ence, on the subject of division, which was re-
terred to the committee on organization.
Messrs, Springfield, Harrell, Crouch, and Ste
venson presented similar documents, which
were referred to the same committee
DR.. Winans rose and submitted the following
resolution, which he moved to refer TO the com.
mlttee on organization:
Resolved, That the committee on organiza-
ton be instructed TO inquire whether or not
anything has transpired during the past year to
render it possible to maintain the unity of the
Methodist Episcopal Church under the same
general conference jurisdiction, without the
rum Of Southern Methodism.
AS TINS resolution lnvoly es some very lmpor
tant considerations, DR.. W. said he wished to
accompany the motion for its reference with
some remarks. Necessity, he said, can only
Justify the meeting Of this conventions; erpedi-
enCy could not. He assumed that at the close
of the late general conference this necessity did
exist, moi did he deem it necessary for him to
adduce any testimony to establish the fact. He
said that slavery was so interviewer with the
texture of Southern society that 1t was impos-
sible for any one to disentangle it, nor can any
religious society avoid, if it would, connection
with this institution 1t is also true, that pub
lie opinion rallies around this institution with
greattjealousy, and that he who comes to the
South or lives in the slave-holding States, and
arrays himself against slavery, disqualfies him
self from exercising any influence whatever
He who would oppose slavery can have no in
fluence in the South civilly, politically, or &C.
Realistically.
He adverted to the fact, that, to this day,
the ill-judged course Of Bishop Coke OH the
subject is felt most disadvantageously to the
interests of Southern Methodism. The inter
ests put in peril were not merely those connect
ed with the preachers. They could have borne
the outrages upon their rights which the action
of the majority had perpetrated. 1t was not
personal feeling-not the wounded esprit du
corps on the part of the Southern delegates,
which demanded satisfaction. 1t was a con-
viction that those outrages would disqualify
them for their great and sole work--the preach
ing Of Gods word throug bout the Southern