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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-04

Il Periodical, al Greenvile, 5. G., Un-
der The editorial conduct Of Rev. II. W.
Haynes.
PLAN AND OBJECT.
The New TeslamentC Church-ils mem.
bership-its government-ils oilicers-i,s
ordeI-its Ordinunces-its union-iIs gen.
ius-ils la'ws-ils spiril-ils morais-its
doctrine, as understood and maintained by
Bapli,ts, will claim primary attention in
the original articles Of the Carolina Baptist.
Our aim will be 10 develope, first, The
christian, and secondly, the Baptist, and
neither to merge The christian in The Bap
list, nor 10 be less christian because Bap
list, in our editorial bearing. DIgnfied
christian courtesy TO all men and towards
all denominations of christians will b.
studiou.Iy maintained, while manly,
frank and independent avowal Of our cher
isI,ed views of revealed truth will be nU
less marked. The golden mein betwisl
bigotry and laliIudinarianism will be our
aim. The Carolina Bap,is, will, as far as
its size, form aud period ofissues will ad-
init, be Baptist Family Newspaper aud
Library of Useful knowledge 10 parents,
children, farmers, ministers, deacons and
churches, as well as other classes Of our
readers. its plan and Objects to propa
gate truth.
Ierms-Si.e-F Form.
The Carolina Baptist will he issued
monthly, neatly printed on new type. in
quarto form, with three columns on a page,
upon double medium sheet, each num-
Der containing l6 pages, with a neatly ex
eculed coIored cover, with an index 10 each
number aud 10 each volume. This form
is suitable for binding. Single copies for
one year, 81 20 each, payable on the re-
ccpl of the first nuinuer. Twonty five
copies one year. S25. A similar discount
to Churches, Ministers or Agents.
The first number will be issued as soon
as IU0G names shall be reported TO the
Publishers ollice, il done promptly. No
pay lnent expected unlIl subscribers shall
receive the first number. Let those who
procure subscribers, simply make Il IIs of
their names, written plainly and IN lull,
with The name ui the Posi- Office, District
III County. and Stale, and request the Z.
Master to iarward, under his frank, and
thus save the charge of postase
addresses.
All letters referring TO the business dc
parlment must be addressed TO y. II.
Wells, Proprietor; and those designed for
publication, the Rev. L. w. Haynes, Ed.
uor-always free OF postage 10 them.
Agents.
All Baptist Ministers, Clerks Of Church,
es and Deacons, and all Post Masters, are
authorized and requested 10 act as Agents.
TO Baptist Churches.
Ii is respectfully submitted TO Churches
whether they might not, as Churches IN
slruct their Clerks 10 order amy number
of copies desired for circulation within
their respective limits.
o. II. WELLS,
Publisher and Proprietor.
April Is. 1915.
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Remedy for Coughs.
NR. HULL'SCOUGR LOZENGERS ar

UNR. HULL 5 CUUTH LUZENGEhS are
.AD most rapidly superceding al! other prepa-
rations for the relief Of Coughs, Colds. Asthma,
Whooping- cough, Catarrll, Tightness of The
chest, Bronchitis, and similar pulmonary affec-
tions.
Thousands, wemay say thousands who have
suffered for years from the above diseases are
now in the possession Of sound health, which
may be attributed entirely to the fortunate use
Of one 25 cents box Of this Invaluable medi.
cine They are as pleasant to the taste as
candy-convenent to carry in the pocket, and
warranted TO be tbs most effectual Cough med
icne in use.
Price, 25 Gents per box, with direc-
tions.
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TIE WAY TO CURE CIGAR SMoKIS C
HUSBAND.

Firs. Reed Williams had never looked
more beautiful than she did that evening
when her. husband returned. Perhaps
there had been more than usual solic'lude
about the shade of ribbon or the adjust
ment of curl, but IF there was, "lookins
GLASSES rell no tales" and neat and plain
attire would uot proclaim The fact to an
ordinary oberver. She started nervousiy
as he entered, but she controlled herself
auG greeted him kindly and calmly as
usual.
"Well. my DEAR" said he. advancing
eaily, II have not been smoking to-day"
=. "Ob, thank you. thank you dear hus-
baud" exclaimed EmeIlne in The fullness
other heart, "you will never smoke any
more; will you," and her soft, pleading
cres. were raised in his with all express
sion lha, amply repaid him for the sacri-
flee. :.
Days passed, and the young wife felt
happier than she had ever felt before, for
her hearts idol had relinguished even his
favorite cigar. and for her sake.
One evening, as he sat by her side. she
,houoht he seemed unusually depressed,
and her cheerful smiles aud animated con-
yersaliod failed to restore his wonted ga
ieIv. She did mol ask the cause, but she
almost felt as if she had been selfish in
.exac,iug such sacrifice as she knew it 10
be. Al length be arose "Emiline. think
mus. have cigar" No word Of fond
en,reaty stayed his courseraud he soon re-
turned. IL have got one bunch, they will
soon be gone, and then will not smoke
any nlore.n :,
He looked up 80 her face, but he could
not ad he expression 'bere. twas not
grief disappointment, anger or love, bulja
.nosi marvellous calmness. He was about
70 retire to his studio, where he generally
n,aulsed in The luxury Of smoking, bul a
soff.9oice recalled him, "Willyou nc, stop
with me :" :,
II thought" said he besitatinsly, 81
thought smoke was very disagSeeable 10
"Itwill be more disagreeable still, if il
deprives me Of my husbands company"
said Emeline, as she gently drew him
back into the room, and placing: luxuri.
Gus rocking chair for his reception, seated
herself by his side. ,o, T.,
She then selected two cigars from the
lot, lighted one and placed il in her hus-
bands lips, and performing the same ope-
ration with the other, commenced putting
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-04
Yeotb.ache. Teefal.aeire!. ! !.

TAR, .LACOUNT,S ELIXIR is sn:speedy,
III certain, and lasting cure for, the most
painful and distressing disease that. can affect
the human fame. In almost all cases of
Tooth.ache ii arises from decnyed state Of
the parts, which exposes to the acllon of tile
atmospheric ur, the nerve or Internal surface
of the copions or rotten tooth. and a cure must
be effected. either by extraction or by render-l
ne those parts ilnperious to the nction,ol the
air. 5...:s-2-
DR. Lacount's Elixir is particularly adapted
TO destroy The nerve, without tie slightest in;
nrv to the other teeth. and thereby effect o
permanen, cure Its application is not at:
tended BY the slightest paiil, OF inconVenience:
UeThonsands have declared that they would
notbe without this preparation lift cost SO,
per vial. - a.a-,'
Price, 30 Gents. =. - s-s:::s5
For sale in Edge6eld, by 5-.-.s-!-..s:.;.-z -
Oct. 30 6m -. 40. =
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State of Sonth Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. .,
David Nicholson aud Wife Bill
and nthnrc sc {or

David Nicholson aud Wife } Bill
and others. Us for
Mary >ieile aud others. Partition
HT appea ing 10 The satisfaction of the Com.
q missioner that Philip Steiac, William Slei
he. and Udnlphus Truslet or Tushet. and
Mary his wife. (if Iiving,) Defendants in this
snit, reside ont "f the. limits OF this State, on
motion of Mr.. Terry Comp'ts. Snliritor, II is
ordered thai the said Defendants do plead. an
swer or demur to the Conpainants Bill within
three months from the publication of this order,
or lI,c said bill will be taken pro conicsso
aaaiEs, them.,
). S. TOMPKINs. c ED.
Aprl9 3m II
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Notice.
March 5, 1915.

Notice.
O IL Persons indebted TO the Estate of John
IA D. Raford, late of this District, are re-.
uues,ed to make immediate payment, and all
having any demands against the said Estate
will hand them in, according to law, by the 25tl
of December next, at which time the snbscrl.
Der desires 10 close up the Estate.
ELIJAH WATSON. Admir-.
April9 GIN II
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St te of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD. DISTRICT
70 IN EQUITY.

Henry H. Hill and :;
John Bates Ell al. rs. Cross Biz.
Jonathan VI /. Hill ei al.
IT Il appearing to my satisfaction that Jouathan
Il NJ. Hill and Matilda Daniel, defendants in
this case, are and reside without the limits OF:
this State; OH motion by Mr.. Wardlaw, Solici-.
tor for Plaintiffs. Ordered tlini said absent, de-.
PENDANTS do appear IN this Honorable Court,
and answer. plead or demur to the Bill ST. Plain
tiffs, withinlhree months ircln ihe. publication
of this Order. or the said Bill be taken pro con-
fesso against them. -, .
SIS TOPKKiNS, C. e. e: d..
Comm'ers Office, '5;5l :. ,-ea
Feb. 6, las. 9 3m - -.
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State of south Cal olina.
sEDGEFIE.ID DISTRICT.

'EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
TAPT. T. J. DYSON, livins near the
" Fork of Wilson Creek and Saluda
River. Tolled befnrc me bright sorreI
horse, eleven years old, Is hands'hlgll ,
sume while about each mind loot, one fore
foot white half way upIhe leg, large blaze
in his face, and hip shni IN the right hip,
and appraised AT S2O.
THOS. NICHOLS, Mag.
April 30. Is Atm
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NOfice.
sgsgggg gl1gA9 3

aggR,BISI1gA8 3
RE RS. AlcCURQUODALE begs leave to
lYH lniorm her friends and the pnblic, that
she will altrud-to all uiders IN the above line,
in style equal.i moi superior 10 any ever
done in this place. Prices TO suit The times.
.Geullemens' Straw and Leghorn Hats cleansed
and pressed.
Edgefeld e. H., April9 2m IL
70 The friends Of SAMPSON B. MAYS,
aunnunce him as candidate Tor Tie Office
OF Tax Collector al The next election. ~
Oct. 80 If 40
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State of South aarollna,

EIIGET fELD DIS KICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Nancy NJ billiard, Execu,ix. VS.. Dec'n in
Enoch Byne, Harmon Husl For. At.
and VIM. II. Byne. Slachment
RI a1llE Plaintiff in the above stated cases hav-
q ing this day filed her declaration in my
Office, and the defendants having neither wives
or attorneys known to be within the limits Of this
Stale, on whum copy OF said declarations
with rule Ia plead can be served: II is there.
fore ordered, that the said defendants do plead
to the said declarations. within a year and Il
day from the publication of this order. or final
and absolute judgment will be awarded against
them.
THOMAS G. BACON, C. c.P,
Clerk Office, l7li March IS45 1y 6
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

VEHOLLED before me by a.. T. Hodges
IL living near .Runncl's Ford, on Turkey
Creek, brown. bny Mare MULE, supposed
to be twenty years old, blind of the left eye
the skin on the right. side, just behind the
shoulder, has the appearance Of having been
burnt recently; short switch TAIL having the
appearance OF having been lied in knots with
atwine quite grey in the face. Appraised at
five dollars.
WM. BRUNsoN, Magistrate.
March S lm4t 6
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Yours, &c.


columns.
Yours, &c.
"One delightful winters morning. small
pleasure party in - District, went down
TO an Island in the Savannah River, in Cot
ton Boat. during the absence Of the crew. All.
ter some time they (the crew. came along the
bank in search Of us, and we gladly availed
ourselves of their assistance TO row us back.
Among them there was shrewd merry Indian
of the Seminole tribe, WHO applied himself
with playful alacrity to his task, utterng III good
English the most cxravagant expressions Of
delight as the boat heaved up from under his
oar. He replied to every remark which was
made. whether to himself or others, and seemed
in everywa to have lost all the digni6ed gray
ity Of his nation.
Child of tho free and forest land said,
How has thy eagle spirit stopped its wing
Once tenant Of the wild-thy foemans dread {;
And now thou ar, base degenerate thing,
Content to win with toll thy mite Of daily bread.
A slave!-aye, more slave than he who treads
With fetered limbs upon n galley's PROV;
For his proud spirit s:orns the life he weds.
And struggles in It's chains-but thou
Can'st laugh and or:-'thougli thy face is
red
Son of the warrior heart, and eagle eye,
Where SUMMERS now the pride Of former
days?
Where is the soul of fire, which chose 10 die
Rather than meet the proud insulting gaze.
OF thy pale.faced victorious enemyl
l, is not bearing on thy pad front
There is no daring in thy downcast eye -
But strange playfuIness, which is not wont,
Sits on Thy mien.like subdued irony.
Who crushed that nerve Of steel, and wo4e the
spell,
Which bound thy nation in mysteriousthraI!
Who laugh, ye to obey your fate so well,
And sneskly suffering the wrongs of all,
Look up to that proud height from wlichye
fell!
The white mainland does yet no thought
awake
Rcmembrances of what thou vast Of yore-
That thou wonld'st now thy hardy sinews
break,
Striving to outvie at 'rhitc mgn's oar
And on that stream, which must be thine no
no more,
Althong gh along its banks thy willows shake,
And whole nation sleeps upon It's shore
Poor fallen red man Natures unbought claim
Which has been monitor and all to thee.
In botting OIL, from thee thy countryrs shame
Has laugh, thee more than all philosopy,
OF that proud lesson, which our sases name
Smoothing the road unto necessity
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the Last Notice.

a LII Persons having demands against the
IA Estate of John Chealham. Sen deceas.
a,r requested To present them properly at
tested within The time prescribed by law, and
those who dn not avail themselves with this on.
poriunity will nor be paid.
GUTHERlDGE CHEATHAM,
March ~ 5 Executor.
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State of South Carolina:

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. T. = =
J.W, Stokes Declaration in : ,,,...,. !: ~.
HHYtlE Plaintiffs ih the above stated cases.
-M having this day filed their declarations
in m, office, and the defendants having no wifi.
or attorney kmownto reside within the limits of
the State on whom copy Of the slme w1tha
iule 10 plead can5 be served. Ii is therefore, /,
ordered that the defendant appear and plead
to the same wi,hina year and a day from the
day hereof. OF final and absolute judgment sill
bs awarded against him. - = .
TH0S G. BACON, c! C. /. -
Clerks Office, 22d Nu&. l844. 49,. q.
Nov. 81 44 -. ;.:.1ys: Il.
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State Of South Carolina:
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT. -.

IN THE COMMON,PLEAS. -.
Benz. F. Landrum, bearer, Deelaii0n
CS tn
Richard Allen. .AHachmcnt
EgNHE plaintiffs in The above stated case
i having this day filed his Declaration i,t my
Office and The DeiendanriIavihg no wife or
attorney known to reside within The limits Of
the State on whom copy of the, same with q
rule 10 plead can be served. 1t is sIhersIoie Or
dsred. that he appears and plead IL the same,
within one year aud day from The date hereof,
or final and absolute judgment will be uw arded
against him.
= THOMAS G. BACON, c. c.p.
Clerks Office e2lst Nov 1874
Nov. 81 -: ID .1y ,E,iE
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5iGcsy & 5eapote,
Wholesale g. Retail GrOcers

GSs&sAaaaasswM@ Ss&sA y sI9i3 VA Sa
ii H AVE just received, and will continue to
ILL receive fresh supplies OF the following
Articles, which they offer to their friends and
the trade, at the lowest market prices:
SUGARS.
20 hhds. choice st. Cioix Sugars
80 DO. Porto Rico do.
III do Muscovado do.
9 do. Clarified do.
10 bbls Crushed do.
5 DO. Pulverized do.
5boxes double refined Lcal Sugar.
: COFFEE.
GO bags Old Government Java Coffee
10 do. Aueustura do.
300 chuicc Rio do.
Bales Mocho do
CHEESE.
20 casks prime Cheese.
BdGGING.
200 pieces Heavy Dundee. ID 10 45 incl'.
lou do. Tow, 40 iGch
$50 do Gersla u CorOlina, a. to 40 III.
81 do Kentucky, {heavy) A tn 45 III.
~ bales Gunny,24 pei yaid, 45 10 AZ III
SHOES,
5000 pair thick Brogalis, choice
1000 do. Zip do do
lUOO do Women and Boys Shoes.
3UOO lbs Sole Lea her.
ROPE
$50 coils Manila Rope
so do. Kentucky Rope
5U do. Jute do.
MOLASSnS
10 hhLs. Trinidad
25 bbls. New Orleans.
IRON
1000. 90 lbs. Iron Of various u sizes. viz:
I aud 1 by !, 22t aud "a by to3
24 to 4 by 1 10 !, AZ too Oy toS
50O0 lbs. Band from
Ilfl4lS 2243G5
1000 lbs Hoop iron, from I TO II inch
III bundles NaIl Rods
do German Stell, assorted sizes,
CHdlRS.
dozen Rocking Chairs. and wood
seats
BLANKETS.
9 bales 9-4 Blankets
=, do. IU do. weighing lbs the
PAIR
2 Io.. Grey do 1884,"
A good assortment OF Bed Blankets
from
l0 l2-4.
NEGRO CLOTHS.
20OD yds. Washington Jeans heavy,
2UUO do. Coventry Plains.
SALT.
ZOO Sacks Salt, Charleston Sacks)
5 do Table Salt
Boxes Table Sal,.
NAILS.
l25 Keys Nails, assorted Sizes
70 do Finishing Nails
~ do Brads.
SHOT.
20U Bags, assorted sizes
BACON.
10000 Prime Country Sides.
POWDER.
81 Kegs Dupont's FFf' G
~ do Blasting
u do Eagle.
SEGARS.
In Nj. Large Spanish wv. a. Ii.
vi. Spanish (L Valedos)
ION, do (R. T. n.y.
6 A. Light Spanish j.. Valedos)
5 M.lnpellai Hr.alias (Eeuus.)
TEAS.
so Boxes Teas. CunsIsILg oi eup pow
der, nysun and lmperaI
[ ases CatlreSs, GuhpoWuc., 'upciiai y
llysun,
, chests Black lea
"A 4 3 O.
Ginger, Pepper. opice, Cll'
namom, .,ullnegs, odilpcWc, G:ue
Stone, indigo, Copperas, onoe ii'rcad'
Cotton ana w oOI LuiuS, Diasa D"uhu
Buckets, P.iuled Duckels, Tubs. ChurIs,
Keelcrs. Willow Wagons and raules.
Wusn3oaids, Cocoon Dippers, Clothes Pms,
Bruvms. Wooden Bows, WASH Stands, Bel
Flows. RaEes, doz. ocytne, llaIdles, Col.
Ice Mills, Soap, Wagon Boxes, Saddie Irons,
Wnglow Glass, Starch. Pistols, Canal
Flour, Country Flour, robacco, " ooI
Caps, GIindstUnes, OSiiaburss, W hite
Lead, bladder, Sperm Candles,
1'aIluw Candles, Twne, Cast
ngs. Fifth Chains, &C., &c.
WANTED-lO.OUO lbs. BEES WAX, Tor
which the highest Cash price will be paid.
Edselield Advertiser wall coPy.-fiamOarg
,JDurnaf.
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$tate of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT. -.
In TILE COMMON pLEIS

EDGE lELU DlS klCJ.
IN THE COMMON PLE.iS.
Berry Rodgers, rs Enoch Byne Decn in
and ( For, At
Elijah Dyne. laclInnrnt
Cress & Turpin, Declaration in
the same. ,uchnient..
FFIIE Plaintiffs having this day filed
q their declarations in The above Stated
cases in my office, ard the defendants
having neitapr wives or attorneys known
to be within l& Limits Of This State, on
whom a copy OF said declarations with a
rllIe to plead can be served: Its ordered,
thai .he said defendants do plead to the
said declarations. within vearand day
from the publication of this order, or final
and absolute Judgment will be awarded
against them. -,
THOS. G BACON,c c.p.
Clerks Office, 18th March, lS45 = 1y
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Daniel Eoon, Applicant q Sanlsa0ns
rs. Gc"lge Horn and 9th in
ct appearing 10 my satisfaction thel John
b. Horn. George Eenburg. I.arkin Elenburg,
Ralph Elenhurg, Adam and Nicholas Elenburg
defendants in the above stated case, resides
without The limits Of this State /, is therefore
ordered, lha, they do appear and object TO The
division or sale Of The Real Estate "f George
Horn, Sr., deceased, on or before the first Mon.
day in Jny next, or their consent 10 the same
will be entered Of record.
JOHN HILL, o. E. %.
MGrck &c 3m
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GPWe are authorized 10 announce NJ
GRAHAM. Esq, as u candidate for Ordi
nary Of Edsefeld District, at the next
election.
FebT II
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~ We are authorized TO announce
LEvI r. WILSON, as u candidaie Tor r. 'pe
OIfic- Of Tax Collector, al the next election
Fen. &c ..o.t
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@Edstiee gMsfess:
- 80 M@2S
sH$ SgSSSgVsG @
FOR ThE ADVERTISER.

Mr.. Editor Unlocking over some papers.
I found the following little piece of poetry,
which was written and presented to me several
years since, by friend, who indulgtd occasion.
ally the poetic vein, but with too mnch modesty
often to publish. Ifyou think the lines worthy,
you may give them an insertion in your useful
columns
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PROSPECTSU OF
The Carolina Baptist.

1T is proposed 10 publish with this tile
IL Periodical, al Greenville, s. g., un-
der The editorial conduct Of Rev. II. w.
HAYNES.
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State Of South CaroiinA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

John d. kountree' Decla,arionin Foreign
George Ksppear,. attachment.
gHSHE Plaintiff having this day fiIed his De.
Il clara,ionin my ottice and1he Defendsa.
having no wife or Attorney known to be with
in the ,Stale. onwlium copy of thesaineSwith
n rule 10 plead can: be served: tits Ordered,
tha, tho Defendant, plead te the said Declara-
lion within year and day.or final and abso
lite Judgment will be given agansthim
THt1M AS C. BACON, c. c.P.
Clerks Office. Nov. llth, 1884, =
8 Nov. l3 - ly =. 42
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R Y ANS II 0 Ell,

fHNHE Subscriber 'drIug enlarged his
d House, and removed his Bar Room
to one cad of the same, is now preparedtu ac-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-06-04

GFThe friends of Maj. Sc. ScopT,
announce him as q candidate efor Tax
Collector, at.,he ensuing: election...a,,.g
Nov 6. If Al
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-10-03
THE MEXICAN GENERALS.

Bustamente, who has ust been appointed
by Herrera the head of the Mexican army to
operate against Texas, was formerly the lea
der of the Centralisls in Mexico. He was
put down by Paroles, who will. in the chan
ges of revolution, hold secondary place to
Bustamente. When Paredes was expelled
from Mexico, he resided some time in Phla-
deIphia. He is about so years ofage, and
has the reputation Of being brave and mode
rate.
Recent intelligence would seem 10 show
also that he IS very ambitions. He was the
first to pronounce against Santa Anna 10 the
revolution of last year, and we shall be sur.
prised if the sequel does not show that he
aimed to pull down one commander only
with the design of eeva,ing another, and that
other himself.
Genera! Arista is also an old resident of
the United States, having been banished
from Mexico, when expelled he was colo.
mel Of lancers and he is now regarded as the
best cavalry officer in Mexico. While in
Cincinnati. finding himself without resources.
he applied himself to the Tin and copper
making business, and became (In five years
he spent in that city, "A first rate workman.
fle too is an able man, and none the worse
for being taught in the school of adversely.
All of these officers are popular with the ar
my, and we expect to hear, before the year
of our Lord is ended, that they have resisted
! first, against the government under which
they hold their commssions-and secondly,
against each other. With such ambitious
officers, it is next to impossible that Herrera
or any other man, should remain long in au-
thoritv. II Santa Anna could not retain his
asccndency, his interiors in ability cannot dc
so. Energy, courage and the support of the
civil power can alone keep Herrera where
he is. We should be sorry to see him dePos.
ed, believing, as We do, that less able and
pacific man Will be his SUCCESSFULLY Y
Express.