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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-08

-so-oo'<~.'''6-.A--r----i -------.--7lnE6cn.-
tlos,-diving deep into The lore of the ancients,
or literature OF the moderns, or.any other deep
and abstruce science. leave the gentleman to
exuIt in this bnas,ed superiority, knowing ,ha,
he, rs most Of you know, fellow citizens, has
had decided advantage over me in this res,
pect.
If bombastic words and opprobrious lam
guage are tests Of courage, the gentleman, in
my opinion, possesses this qualification in
pre-eminent degree. But these arc not so
much tests of courage, in my humble opinion,
as Of temerily.
As To proving myself possessed Of courage,
or disproying that MIR. Holmes has any, the
fact will no, be established either way by spout
ing forth 10 the public our big feelings under
The circumstances Of highly excited state OF
partisan spirit. Never, until the present time,
were apprised Of the astounding fact, that
candidate had the complete mastery over the
actions of those who might espouse his cause.
II had been previously apprised Of this fact,
should ere this have brought "The In
teIligencer, llre wet Tipped baptist, the wise
Major of the range, anu you, too, old Abner,"
10 an acrount for your conduct in encroaching
upon the haIlowed soil Of MIR. Holmes. Being
a little better informed now, l command you
aIl-rhe immortal band too, to be on your
guard for the future, or will, with my magic
wand. strike terror and confusion i'll your
ranks, conlounding your language, and making
n Babel of the whole fabric. have, now,
fellow citizens, given you plain and unvar-
nished statement of the whole affair between
Mr. Holmes and myself. 1t is for you 10 de-
eide upon the whole matter. There are things
Of which should have been glad 10 speak in
this communication, but for want of time am
prevented You see that have been assailed
just on the eve of my election, and for what
purpose2 Let an intelligent and honest com.
munity answer.
leave you. fellow citizens, with no advice
upon whom you should bestow your sutfrages,
soliciting you to consider calmly and dispass.
ionately upon every circumstance connected
with this despicable affair.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-08

The Hon. John Calhoun, with his
family was to leave his residence near this
place yesterday or to-day, for Alabama,
on visit to his son. He will, we under.
stand, be absent about six weeks. His
address the 10Th of next month will be
"Faunsdaie P. o. Mareugo County, AL.
--Pendleton Messenger Oct. Sd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-08

Lightning and Needles.-A young lady
was killed suddenly by shock of light.
ming a few days since-she was knitting
with a pair of steel needles.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-08

Either of our present Subscribers will be taken
as one Of the above Clubs.
We hope cur friends vii! exert themselves
in our behalf. and try TO get US few more sub
scrbers, as we are at this time very much in
want o ( The needful.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-08

Ne,0 Hampshire ELeetion.-Returns
from 200 towns give majority against
Woodbury. Of 1883. About 20 small towns
remain t, be heard from.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-08

The Tobacco Crop.-We learn from
our neighbors in different parts Of Middle
Florida, that the amount of Tobacco which
will be produced 10 1545, in this section,
will greatly exceed that grown in any for
mer year. The low price at which the
Cotton crop for 1914 was sold, induced
many planters to turn their attention 10
other ST.. pie productions of the South, on
which they might reasonably count for a
fair remuneration for their industry. To-
bacco and Sugar have engaged this atten-
ton; and in both OF these departments
Of labor, every appearance encourages
the hope, that their exertions will be
crowned with ample success. Skilful
and experienced Tobacconists. individuals
accustomed to the management of the
Tobacco crop 10 the West Indies, Cuba,
&c.-as well as in preparing it for mar
ket, have been literally patronized by our
planters, and they have every assurance
that their public spirit will be amply re-
warded. The growing Tobacco never
had finer appearance and with The
Increased skill the cultivation and pre-
paraton, there cannot be doubt that
Florida Tobacco will soon regain its for
mer reputation in the market.-Iailakas-
see Star.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-08

II hours, which is at an average speed,
including s'oppages of but III miles an
hour. At this speed, Nashville, should
our Rail Road be extended to that point,
would be but 81 hours distant, ard at
double the speed, which is the ordinary
rate of running at the North, and we have
the time reduced 10 IS hours All the
positions assumed therefore by Dr.. Over
ION may be therefore realized; and il is
truly gratifying to witness the zeal mani
tested by the citizens of Tennessee in this
great enterprise. The Western and At
lan,ic Rail Road, built by the State vi
Georgia, commences at Marthasvile-ail
other roads in the State have The right 10
connect with it. The Georgia Railroad
from Augusta has consumated its con-
uection. The Savannah Road terminates
at Macon, aud expects TO accomplish its
connection with the State Road, through
the agency of the Munroe Rail Road
which runs from Macon to Marthasville,
but which is at present 10 an unfinished
state. 1t has recently, by sale; fallen in
TO the hands Of individuals who promise
a speedy resumption Of the work with
hope of reacning in season the point Of
junction, at Marlhasville or Atlanta"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-08
Gte Arnerttser.
EDGEFIELD C. ii.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, ls45.
HARD TIMES.

As money is ue,y scarce, andtbe drought has
Gu, off the prospect of the PlanIa and Farmer,
we have come to the conclnsionIlo reduce our
terms to suit the times. In futu@. we will put
the Advertiser to Clubs at the}following low
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-08

the most distinguished men in our Stale. Never
before, we believe, was there similar act of
discipline Of such severity. We mention this
in nc. .unkind spirit TO the young gentlemen or
Faculty, but merely 10 show the rigorous dis
cipline Of the College.
1t is not known to many of our readers, that
ior the last 25 or 80 years, there has been no
Chapel service on Sabbath mornings; the young
mon having the liberty at least of sleeping until
II o'clock. The present Faculty unanimously
protested against this desecration, and recon-
mended 10 the Trustees 10 require attendance
on Sabbath mornings, as well as every other,
to which they promptly responded.
We think it not improper to state, in this
place, that the moral character ofthe Profes
sors is of an elevated kind, and that several of
them are Temperance lecturers We hardly
think il necessary for us, to enter into an elab-
crate defence of the College as now admins
tered, particularly as the writer under the sig
nature of"St. Johns" in the Mercury, has
done it so efIeciualy. The College needs not
our aid.
Non tall auxilio nee dcfensorbus istis,
Tempus eget.
In conclusion, we will say that we believe,
the Professors whatever errois they may have
committed in the management of the youths
entrusted 10 their care, have acted with great
zeal and ccnscientiousness. and according to
their best judgment and abilhy.t
"There is in the College, Temperance So
ciety, which numbers among its members about
forty. FIVE students.
tNole.-I'he following gentlemen compose
tie Faculty DIR. Robert Henry, President;
DIR. VIM. Elicit, Professor of Chemistry and
Geology Thos Fl. rwiss, Professor of Math.
ematics, &c.; DR. n. Hooper, Professor Of
Greek and Roman Llteruturei Rev. James Ii.
Thornwe, Professor of Sacred Literature,
&c. DR.. F. Lieber, Professor of History, &c.i
DR.. NJ. LaBordc. Professor Of Bellies Lellrrs,
Logic, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18
ANDREW JACKSON


We have experienced a longer continuance al drought
In parts OF South Carolina this than have
known before The prospects Of the planter not
only gloomy, but perfectly desperate. Bottom lands plant
ed IN Corn, will scarcely make third at crop, and
Of tile high lands in middle country will yield but
little than the seed which was planted We have
many during short journeys, which we
good OF the The vegetation has dried
upthe very in the woods dying, aud such the
ardiy OF the leaves and bark O that where hrc
broke last week above this town, the leaves the
tops OF the iaes pines have been burned Some persons
cutting down their first planting of corn and are re
planting entire fields Ii Is that Ia some locations
there have been partial rans-but these instances
and miles between.
In addition all the horrors of deuu;ion by drought,
the Chinch Bug has attacked many plantations with such
violence, that in fields blade Of has bee n
eft alive One gentleman has told that from loO acres
will not make five bushels OF These desuoyers,
by far than the locusts OF Egypt, will continue until
sarth is mosiened By rain.
'Crn has risen in this S11 per bushel, and
supplies derived from Charleston, there Is
coming in from the county. Where will we
our Egypt Is question pondered ON by many
have many in the provision line, and
avail ourselves Of them. The potatoe cIop, II
seasons should happily visit Va soon, may yet be
asod by slips, &c. We rye and barley
winter pastures for stock, and IT turnips
from this time until September have almost
certainty Of realizing good productive crop from
sEam. Let every begin their preparation Tor these
crops immediately, and tie difficulties and sufcrings which
must result from these trials which beset the agrcul
fural community. and which will be seriously felt b. all
persons IN be alevistcd. God grant
that rains descend and the dried up world which
cres aloud from the suffering tongues Of animal and yege
table creation.-Soutk Caroinian.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18
LETTER FROM Grs. JACKSoNt


friend has placed In hands copy OF the Albany
Gs1ce Of April 30. $780, containing the following letter
fromsG then President Jackson. As every line writ;
by the departed chief sppears TO be treasured
by his psrtsans rich legacy his county, this letter
will doubtless be read with great interest," and Its senti
honored. The occasion which it was written is
sufficiently explained in Inc body OF the letter:
WASHINGTON, ArEiL ), 1880.
GENTLEMEN have the honor To acknowledge the re-
eept OF your Of hi. morning, presenting with an
and Ratchet from the mandatory o Messrs. Dunlop
Madeira, in the borough al Chambcrsburg. which nc.
cept with great pleasure. These samples OF the skill en-
poyed in that establishment fully illustrate the capacity OF
citizens contend successfully with the ingenuinand
enterprise Of other They in fact. relate The idea
prevalent in several portions II the Union that the pol
icy u protection IT. in every Of It's effects unequa TO
the anucipaiions Of Its friends.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18

vpwAY MOANING. JuLS 10. is.s.

W.. b.,s bees qss.sd publish the following from the
Phii.dsphis ChronieIs;-
LIaVrtsaST MoLAuenLiS AsAS.-Lieut Tansll, Of the
U. 4. marine eops has published long letter. In psmphe
fosu conserving the conduct OF Lieut. Mclaughlin. OF the
nssywhe command Of the celebrated Florida Erpcd
tos Il contains expose oi facts. and places the
ssbeeu NJ before world in very unenvsblc position
hs changes prevou. made sgsins, tina, officer by Doctor
Barton while the hesd Of the Medical Bureau. fully
endorsed by Lieut. Tsn. and others equally added
them The whole letter is written in the moei pOsit
end sVngy backed by documents file in the Navy
Dspsrtment--snd . eespulson cf the points proven al
shs Court Martial holden in this city.
why 10 ,ha, these matters formally Investigated,
and forever scued-one way the oherf II the charges
true, 10 10 Of perncous example, and disgrace TO the
American Navy, that such dongs should unPunished
II they false grossly exaggerated, shameful that
they not siienced. But the matter now stands Tue
whole navy reflected upon; and would really appeal TO
many persons that IL studiousy covering up
series OF abuse, and dsrng violations o naval discipline
-fos what reason no knows. Some eighteen months
axo, this referred To committee OF Congress
fss on and the result thing but favorable
90 Lieut. Mclaughlin. Immediately afterwards Court o,
Inquiry spoken OF and then that Court Mar
dial he'd actually been ordered. But gradually the whole
subject sak into momeny orgeuness, under the press
Of politics and has thus remained since l, Due TO
the county, however less than to the character OF the
Navy that kind Of terminus be made OF this case
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18
SANDS sARSAPARILLA,
voA the REMOVAL AND PERMANENT cuke
OF ALL DisEAsEs ARISING FROM AN IN.
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18

SsUGAkS-Sl Croix and p Rico
- CofTres-Laguyra and Java
H.rrngs-N Carolina
PapeS-Cap Letter, Wrapping. he
Ols-Wi: ter aud Summer nd Tanners
Canics-Sp,maceti and Mould
Soap--NcAd FLy's, &c
Sole Leailer-good and damaged
wnIow Gass-exi0 and IOIi2
PiAsier-GTound anil Calcintd
Alum, Copperis, Ma!der
Indigo, saHpeirr, salerags and
Boston Rum-or sale by
lug DAVENPORT ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18
&GDIe14E2zl3E3
Observation-Disclosures

are TIE only Pills IN
~.t" the MS, introduced BY that name, - ~
p- BEWARE of SPURIOUS PILLS p,-p.,,J nv .,,.. .u,
hlooi Pi- Purifying Pills" ar.apariua Pin. a s,,sh
to he pamed on to the public reputation OF p,
Others than Dr i'dy ihry pos.ss all the virtue, h,, 80 49,
combined In Pills. whether purraive general r OF ,,
bo and hIis OF IN. body requiring from
usual of living may b., ,,p,,
ed Win equal safety at al times by young old ami G
male. - ~ ~ ' ~
In addition to than 1--WE hundred certificate. hayr
heretofore published their and demand NJ
proof IN their favor. ssLd by
J. u. EUsrACE q sON
M A,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18

GEORG Il. BOOKER
OFFERS FOR sALk:
DORTO RICO CUBA AND y. ORLEANS SUGAR
II Dnubie and Single Loaf Sugar
New Orleans and West India Molasses
Java I.asuyta add RIO Coffee
Nals and BTais Soap aud Candles
Powder and shot GunpowdcT Tea
Erooms, Cogpcas, Re,, Pepper Spice
Window Glass, assorted. Bed Cords and Lines
Letter. Writing and Wrapping Paper
Cotton Yarn, assorted
Thread BAR Lead, Indigo, &c. apr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18

GLa>>WAWE. CA>tO.is, SOLAR LAMPS, Ac.
NhTE have for sale, nj low prices
w Cut, pressed and plain Glass, OF every description
Solar, Lard and oil lAmTs-v, riuas patterns
Chronological plated German Silver &c
Looking Glasses Tot-t and other knds-an which are
Disposed 20 al a small profit Wa. Z. BUTLER l. CO,
NJ ain air.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18
PAPER.

HiILDiNG HARDWARE.
NHyE have baud ai as-om'.a of the following articles
w the Of building invited.
Bel Axle Pulirs. Sash Cord Sah Springs
CaTiJ- Patent and Imitation Knob Locks
American Ngriee Locks C1o,et and Stock do
Knob aud Thumb Laiehcs, Flat and Round Bolts
ClaIk's Patent Narrow and Broad Butts
PART strap aud ~ l. Hinges
Bass Blind FasniHgs. Pat.nt sash do
Wood Screws, PA, Mt Brads and Spriggs
Cut and WTot Nais, all sizes Ge- &c
s&JDoNNAN,
II-?t West Nam Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18
HAiL-ROAD AND STAGE ROUTE.
VNHlS route Co the Virginia Springs and West

THIS route TO the Virginia Springs and West
en States advantage for
met time in point Of style comfort and economy
Leave Richmond daily ~ by Rah Road To the Junction.
IA m'cs and then proceed with the N" the
ssasr- tss miles. charIor.vr bIo,c
ing % TO aud breakfast at dine at s'aan"n and ar
rive Al Clover bale les mcs before
next breakfast the Warm srngs Hot no.
At sans.t-hneen hour. and
ahead Of the Canal Route spending right.
large comfortable Hotels instead OF ,hy By n. canal and ,~o
them in boats. arriving In Lynehburs aneI midnight
Continuing west leave the White Sulphur sunrise bTriAsi
Iswi.burr pass Sulphur at H. and auivr
Lane 80 mics. Jay by d, high,
(6a mes thence by Plus line the ,sar 80
mikes Ohio . cattle and
nom s Of ravi-aion very DAT
neuh not entirely suspended above that dur'ns
States
stage Gorion.vire IN Charleston 600
daily owned by rarshA CO. which enables them AVOID night
travelling select the best houses and eucr other
line heretofore would Justify
ured that their coaches and throughout
undergone great Improvement peparj all who
oder and have selection of .kul and accommodating
drivers who's united aim to ren"'e al FORMER prejudice to their
pleasure the occupants
Passengers their seats through Richmond
any of Information can be obtained by Application the Rail
Road othcc.
Fash 10. daily
line The Natural BRIDGE ue leaves stanton Tuesdays Thurs
ays and Saturdays H. reaches Lexington at NJ leaves
neat morning at hass at the Bridge allowing time to
and proceed fncasie npe Springs
White sulphur evening Passengers
south w,ss proSe'd fneas Though Salem and CHRISTIANS
mcnd thence by Hopkins. huc bountsve, Tenue.
This bns thu mai passengers preference
al Others At any pint
The ne In o'anse aud Cupcp-r u- and the Fauqu.r
Springs Gotdonsvr rucay> Thursdays
alter the arrival Of the Cup-Per Cont House
hcSec by Bzckhanis line the Springs to breakfast
Tn. LyneLbug thaIlJicsvk Mondays welne-
days and Fridays ., ~ and reaches LnehsurE BY night
FARE.
Richmond to Charlntssv,ie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
10 To Luxembourg w
no 70 s,auH'on- '.'' 90
Jun-Ivn Charlottesville. ........-...........i
stvh1ioni u Nhic SuphGT w
no U" 6uyaninte.- .Si %
The charges at the White Sulphur and Sprng have
been much reduced AMI accommodations every
THE ROAD
Fcu GortnnsVe CkNTnt,sv lie has been
the whole distance om the anoiIc,
iu'nPiscpaes Monticello AMI Tie uEiversy Virginia
vciny Meyers Cave by principal Springs the HAWKS
Nest the New River Cihs, kanlwhs Sah workbe
sides the whole and interesting
every glance. THOMAS SHARP,
j. Agent for TTan.poTton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18
TO THE LADIES.

IN lHE Ia UIEN,
GENERAL ARRIVAL
From oil the Manufacturers IN The Country.
81 Ladies' first quality Half Caters
s~S>s French morocco aud kid Slippers and Ties;
Walking Shoes; Bronze and fancy colored Bus
kns Also the largest OF Misses and Children
Boots Buskn and Ankle Tres to be found in the
country.
Ladies particularly and purchasers generally informed that
stock embraces variety OF style aud weekly repenshed
every celebrity the UnIon
AZ confidently rely purchasing susl quail
they and Determination all
please the reward Of
which attend them.
J. ID. HOOVER, Main Street
Merchants supplied by package
spnAbi terms mp nc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18

LIENS sIN DARRELL PIsToIs-Just received from the
~ Manufacturer assortment OF Aliens self cooking
Barren Pistols which, against
other Pistols durability and shoot
eXeeIled Also hand,
Rifles and PS;o-G Of which offered
low prices, by THOMAS TfEER,
Importer and Manufacturer OF Guns, Rifles. &e-
nv II No GO. Main eet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18

TuMohPsoNs Compound Syrup Of Tar aHd Wool Napina
u The only remedy the OF Pulmonary Conunp
Chrome Bronchitis Asthma.
tarrh Spins OF Blood, Pain Se and Breast Difficulty
Breathing WhsoOng Cough Coup Weak Nerves and Nervous
Temor Papaon of the Heart Complaint Adsc
lions OF the Kidneys fresh supply OF the genuine article
hand and for sale JOiiNSTONs
Medical Empor,um.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18
CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.

81 ~orh WILDE done the terms. and
ANS n e. Il. WELLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18
READY.MADE CLOTHING,

NO. To, WaTn NtrceI,
lCoRNER 18TH AND MAIN STREETSI
SPENCE, Agcn now in store received h, l,, ,,,
Nas general assorin'n and weekly m
rerio' CoihinE suitable pr-sen, of the ,, ~
q: pattern and cut: consisting Of
French Black Dress and Ftock Coats
do do Doe SKIN Casslsr Q. Pants
Do. Fancy do da
Biack SIN and Satin Vest.
Fancy do do
White Mar.eines do
business Coats single miIed mere
Also, handsome variety Fancy Arc.. .,eh
baek and Fancy sata and Silk Scars M Cnyats
Gloves Md, silk and thread
Shirts Collars nd Bosom.
sgspendcr- Socks Se.
N lie H. y fells confidence 4, ,sS,,,- h,. .., ,
mi, ana Others disposed TO favor him cali that IA. ue,,
ioahs as reasonable equality and eonssI
As those OF establishment IN the city M A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-18
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS
Received by
nriu 4

Drinlxer g. Morris.
TuNHE INDICATOR-by Leigh Hunt. Price so
Il Letters rum ltlly-by J. :. Heady. 50
Tses-by Edgar A. Poe No ,. 80
Literature Of Political Economy-a classified
Publications the different departments OF Ills
toriea Critical and Biographical Notices By J. Il. MeCuoh
E<Q- member Of the Institute OF France. For sale by
III l6 DRlSKEG A. MORRIS.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-12

GrComstock ct Rumsey, au No. SO rue
Poydras, ont en- mains lie c6labre eradicateur de
chevelure, compose parle celebre chimistc franz
Gals, lie DIR. Fontaine, ainsi que la %teinture ori-
entale des hides, p~r6par6e par fautetir de IA
chimie de Ia geologic de Comstock. L'e1;rait
auidc de Salsepareille a moitie prix de &C qIil
SO pale actuellement. lie remede du DR.. Spoons
contre la migraine avec lie manuel pour sen SER
vir, sans qu'on ait besoin de r~ecourir 4 Paide
nous avons exelu de notre assortment tout re-
mede qui ne serait pas dc qualite sup6rieure.
A vendre aux Opelousas par le Or. HAwKINs.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-12

Perte da Naeire Riicnzi. lie navire Rien-
ii, capitaine Clark parti de New-York pour la
Nouvelle Orleans, 4 touch6 sur les recifs de
Carrysfordle Is mai, 4 heures du matin. II
flat sx neuds lorsqa'iif a 0frappe, Une fo't vote
d'eau s'etant declaree, le c~apitaine a appele des
batimens de sauvetage d son secours. ToIite
sa cargaison d ete retiree ct transporter d Key
West, une partie ayant etc endommagee par
Peau. Des estimateurs ont etc NOMINEES pour
&yaluer la careaison, ct le part du sausetage Sc
ra payae sans que les marchandises soient ven
dues ceiles avari6es ont etc en- partie mise en-
vente. LIE navire Is'est olvert lie lendemaiu, q
Ia carcasse a etc vendue $400, lie 81.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-12

Nous publions aujourd,hui I'm appel a notre
part, qui lui demande de 50 reunir dams cha
que Ward, dc s'organisere ct d'elir des deputies d
la convention de la Paroisso. II esttemsde songer
serieusement a Ia prochaine lutte ct de ne point
roster desarme en- face dun adversaire t%oujours
vigilant, ct pref a profter de tortes nos fautes.
L. but dc Get avis est d~'assdrer runion ct Thar
monte, dams nos actes a la convention de PEtat.
Nos adversaires sont sur le qai rile, s'armente ct
trayaillent de tout dc bon la malorite des pa
piers democrats que nous apons lus, semblent
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