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C A N DID A T.E S

q We are authorized to an.
nounce N: L. GRIFFIN Esq. as a Can.
didate for the Senate, at the ensuing elec.
ton.
e We are authorized to an
nouuce Col. JOHN BAUSKETT as a
Candidate for the Senate, at the, ems uinp
election. Feb s5- tesl
We are authorized 10 announce DAN.
.IELHoLLAND, ESQ.,, as candidate for.,he
House of Representatives, at the ensuing
election. Feb. 25 ,e S
We are authorized 10 announce OLIVER
TowLEs, Esq, as a candidate for the
House ofRepresentatives, at the ensuing
election. Feb 25 ,e 4
We are authorized 10 announce Col.
ARTHUR SIMpKINs as a candidate forthe
House OF Representatives, at tie ensuing
election,
Feb 25 1e s
ITWe "re authorized 10 announce Ma.
jorJOHN b. HOLMES as a. candidate
for The House of presentalivcs, al the
nexI election. May 6 te is.
1--WE are authorized 10 announce B.
e. YANCEY, as candidute for the Legisla
tune, at the ensuing election. Jan 2e le ],
We are authorized 10 announce Col, P.
S. Brooks. as candidate fr The House
al the ensuing election. Feb s5 te S
We are authorized to announce Capt.
JOHN R. WEVER as a. candidate for
The House of Representatives, al the next
election. Junes3 te19
We are authorized to announce JOHN
DOBF. Esq, as candidate for the Le-
gislaure atlhe ensuing election.
February If 9. ;.
GF We are authorized TO announce
NJ. GRAHAM, Esq. as candidate for
Ordinary of Edgefeld District, at the
next election.
Feb. g
U The friends of JULIUS BANKS, an.
nounce him as Candidate for the Office of
Ordinary at the ensuing election. =.
August If %
;rFsThe friends of Col. JoHN QuATTLE-
BUM announce him as candidate for The
office Of Tax Collector, at the next elec-
lion. Sep 3 TO 80
W Ho are duiHOTIZeu 10 announce
LEVI R. WILSON, as caudidate for the
Office ofTax Collector al the next election.
Feb. 26 lie
GF The friends of Lieut.. JANE b.
HARRIS, announce him as a candidate for
he Office of tax Collector at the nexl cleo
lion.
GWe are authorized to announce
MARSHAL R. SMITH as a candidate
for Tax Collector a, The next election.
Dec "a # 4S
Wrhe friends Of SAMrsos b. MAYS
announcehim as candidate Tor The Office
of Tax Collector at the next election.
Oct. 30 If a. 40,
0PThc friends Of Maj. s. c., ScoTr,
announce him as a. candidate! for Tax
Collector The ensuing election. ~ :. a.
Nov g.. ;ses., y. 1T '.t,.s.ss Al. s.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
DY..JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordiuary Of
LID Edgeield District
Whereas A. B. Addison. hath ap.
piled 10 me for Letters of Administrator,
ON all and singular The goods and chaltels,
rights and credits Of Samuel B. Marsh,
lale of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite aud admon-
ish all and singniar. the kindred and cred
iiors of the said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me, at our next. Ordinary's Court
for The said District, 10 be holden at Edge
field Court House, on the 31st tday Of Au-
gus, inst, 10 show cause. if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted. -, :...;:.';,
Given undermy hand and seal, this tho
18th day OF August, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty-six,h. aud inF,he 7ls,y year of Amef-
can Independence. =. .',ist 2.z .-;,.,S .
z. ~: -. JOHN HILL, 0: EfD.
Aopus:, 49, q : 80.
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. Carnp la aeetiallf-A .Camp Meeting

Camp laeetiallf-A Camp Meeting
for the Edge6eld CIRCUIT, will be held at Mount
Vernon Camp Groundifocommence on We'd
nesday the 9Th Of September.
Tie Quarterly Conference will be held on
Thursday. $50
The Board of Managers of the Missionary
Society ofthe Edge6eId Circuit, will meet on
Friday, and Missionary Sermon will be
preached on Saturday,
The Preachers and people of this District.
and also oftha adjacent Districts, aie respect.
iully invited to attend.
E.PENN, Rec. stc,o'd.
:. august 10 If 80
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June IL, 1S46 .

The undersigned having been appointed by
the HONE AlIssaoN BoARp of the Edgeficld
.Bapti As,Ipsifsien e. .labes in Division No.
d. will. by, Divine Permission, attend al the
times and places stated bellows:
Antioch, on Saturday before the 4lLord's Day
in August.
Red Oak Grove. on Saturday before the 9Th
Lords Day in August.
Pleasant Grave, on Saturday before tic 1st
Lords Day in September.
Each meeting will continue for a week, If
circumstances shall render it proper.
JOSEPH MORRIS,
A, p. NORRIS.
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Proclamation.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

. -. y 4. AA.&S - -SSt -.
1. .CnARLEsToN, (S. CO. August l3, i a46aS q;
by Ais E1esllehcy .WM. AIKEN. Es9r.., Gover;
nor and CoMmander, in C!ietf in and ose7i.e:
SLate of South Carolina. ~.
WHEREAS. Information has been receit.
" led a,,this Department Of deliberate
ond airacious, murder! having been committed
on the body of Thomas. Smiley. Of Fairfield
District. on the 9Th August, by one JAMES
NJ. SIMPSON. .of the same neighborhood, and
that the said James M Simpson has ahsconded:
Now kn1w, ye, that justice may be had-I do
hereby offer a reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the apprehension and safe de:
livery ofahea said james NJ. Simpson iu an4
Jail in this State, He is about 6 feet 1 inch
high, light hair stoops in the shoulder, down.
cast look, spare built,. and had long beard on
bis under chin and neck; rather inclined TO be
ride. ., 81; = :,
Given ,,nder my hand tHis 18Th day of August.
in the year of onr Lord one thousand eight
hundred aud forty.siI, and in the seven.
tierh year Of American independence.
49,. WILLIAM AIKEN.
by the Governor. ~
ROBERT Q. PrsxsEY, Secretary at State. -
august l9 2s 80 !,
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BIBLE SOCIETY.

The Executive Committee of The Able.
vile and Edgetield Union Bible Society,
composed of the following members, viz:
Messrs. William Royall for IInreb; A.
Waller and W. p. Hill for Mt. Mnrinh; L.
Lake for Damascus; T. Payne for Fellow
ship; J. w. Coleman for Sister Springs;
JAS Richardson for Sloan; JAS Wright
for Walnut Grove a. III. MCGEE for Tur.
key Creek; w. P. Martin for BroadC1oulh;
A. Williams for Little River; ". Smith
for Beulah: Jos Sharp for Bethlehem !;
". Brooks for Peniel; Jas Wideman for
Buffalo; VI. Cobb for Providence; and
whom the church may appoint for Bc,ha'
ny--will meet at Siluam on Friday before
The second Sabbath in September Next,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Churches mol repre-.
ted in the Annual Meeting of tho Society.
are requested to send up their conlribu'
lions to the meeting oflhe Committee, as
The proceedings OF the Anniversary will
not he published ill after that time.
A full and punctual attendance is much
desired.
August 10 At 30
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Brought to the Jail

ar this District. u. negro man, who
" says his name is JACK, and that be
belongs TO Mr.. John Huffman, who he
says. lives twenty miles below Orange
burg Court House. Said fellow is abou,
FIVE feet six inches high, light complexion,
aud between. % aud. 25. years Of age.
He has scar over each eye, and one oil
his left arm, just below his. elbow; his
under lip looks as if il had been burned; !;
he is box 'ancled and his righ, foot appears
to be The largest. He says he has been
runaway about three weeks. and when
taken had pass to hire himself out.
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay all charges,
and take him away. or he will be dealt
with according lG law.
C. H. GOODMAN, Jailor.
august 10 If 80
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Elders WM. WATKINS and JoHS TRAP,
having been appointed to labor in, Division
No. ., of The Edgciirld Association, will attend
the Churches at the times stated below.
Mountain Creek, on Saturday before the 4lh
Sabbath in August, .,-.
Sister Springs on Saturday before the 5lll
Sabbath in August. -.
Damascus. on Saturday before the 1st Sabbath
in September. :,
Tho Meetings will continue for seven days,
if circumstances render it proper.
Iuly f 23
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New Arrivals at Roberts
CHEAP CASH STORE!

q SMALL LOT Of Shoulders Of Bacon ut
n 63 cents pound, -, a.. ...s.r :.
Orange, Flower and Rose Water al so cents
pint, .-..--...... -.
Silver Pencil Cases from so cents TO 81 25 ca.
German Silver do do 25 do 371 Z"
Carpet Bags. small size,
Ilenry's Calcined Magnesia,,.
Rowland's, Macassar Oil, genuine,
Mllchel's Geography and Atlas.
Murray's Grammar,
Pixies Arithmetic and Key.
Winter strained Lamp Oil.
Preserving Ke,,let, porcelain lined,..
Salt in bushel sacks at 70 cents bushel,.
Suspenders, Buttons, Needles, Buffalo Horn
=. Combs,
Tooth Paste and: Powder Shaving Cakes,
Sachets. Court Plaster, Pencil Leads, Tooth
and Hair Brushes,
Edes' Verbena Extract, assorted Extracts, -.
Pine Palm Soap, Shell Side Combs, Tobacco
Boxes,
Scgar Cases, common and silver Thimbtes
Emery Cushions,
Ladies' light celorcd Shoes,
Ladies' Walking Shoes and BusIiins,
Fine Water Biscnt Mt GA cents pound,
Spcrmaceli Candles. CASTLE Soap,
For sale by 80:
Edgeheld c. H., August ls. ls46.
august l9 q 80
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MISSIONARY APPOINTMENTS.

The undersigned having been assigned by
the MISSIONARY BOARD to labor in Division
No. !, ofthe Edgelield Association, will attend
at the places and at The times stated below:
Bc,hnny, on Saturday before the 4,h Lords
Day in August.
Horeb, on Saturday before the 5th Lord 5
Day in August.
BeuIa,, on Saturday before the Isl Lords Day
in September.
The Meetings will continue for seven days
if circumstances render it proper.
Il. WATKINS,
d. D. .BRUNSON
June IL, 1916
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READ! READ4 READm--Ha,ing used
ma HEWES,. NERVE and BONE LINZ

BEAD! READg REA Dm--Ha,ine used
ma HEWES!, NERVE and BONE LINZ
MENT. prepared by JOSEPH T. RoalAsD, I
can certify TO its coed effects. troublesome
rheumatic affection in my right shoulder Of
three, years standing, was. by a few applica-
tions thoroughly cured. Fifteen months have
elapsed SINCE rs use, without recurrence Of
the complaint. Severni relatives or fiiendsto
whom recommended i, have also received:
great benefits from its liseI a geaetal know.
ledge of ts'virtles would be the source Of the
alleyiation Of much pain, and incpnvenience.
With this object III view, l have WITHOUT ao:.
LlcITArios authorized ;Ms, Rowland 10 mako
use ofthis testilnonial as be may think proper.
THOs- J. HOUPT;
~. 2O1 North Sixthstrset.
Sold wholesale and retail by .sts9
: JOSEPH T. ROWLAND, x.
No. 376. Market street, philadelphia.
: R, s. ROBERTS, Agent, Edsefeld c. H.,
Sc -. 's...,s. ~ ~,
august l9 81 30 :.
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and with due precaution on the part of
our citizens, aud corporate authorities, in
keeping it froe from all decayed matter,
we may hope Tor continuance. We have
No, heard ofa single obstinate case of fe.
yer, and ofbut one or two slight attacks;
aud this. for a population some eight
hundred, we think, argues well for health
fulness.-HambTg Republican.
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From ihc Rep. 4. r. Hinklsu.
FRANKLIN. H., March 10.

HAEkLIN, ID, March 10, IS4I.
Dr. D.Jayne-Your medicines have been in
nearly every case successful. especially the
ExpectoIanL have received much benefit
from the use of It myself and one of my near
eat neghbors, who had be,sn afflicted from child.
hood with theAstlIma so severely as nearly TO
suffocnte her during the paroxysm which re-.
turned abunt once week. has been, to all an. .
pearanee, permanently cured.
A. R. HINCKLY.
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10 JlyneS EalpeCtOrant--This is
undoubtedly themost valuable, (as it is decided.
ly the most.popular) medicine Of lis kind, ever
introduced in this State. The demand for il
has been constant and increasing. from the
time it. was first offered for sale here TO the
presenl.Iime numerous testimonials Of its real
worth and usefulness, from very many ofour
citizens, might be produced. but trial will
satisfy all. that it is speedy cure for Coughs,
Colds, Influenza, Asthma Hoarsencss, Spit
ling Of Blood; and kinds of Pulmonary Afec.
sions.--Bangor Ne Daily Whig.
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BIScHAMpros, N. Y, May 81, 1s4I

BISGHAMpros, N. Y, May 81, 1s4I.
Dr.. Jayne,-Dear Sir,-Yonr Espectorant
is in great demand md sells well, aud is very
popular; your Vermifuge is much used. as al
so your Sann,ive Pills.
Yours, &c. BENJAMIN GREENE.
r. s ROBERTS, Sole AGENT. at Edgefeld
C, H.. South Carolina.
Be,care Of Countcyeits
August 19 St 30
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Clerk Wanteu,

VM7ANTED az experienced CLERK, ac-
wv custorned to the business Of general
country store. No other need apply, as no
other /. wanted, but n thoroughly experienced
Clerk. Apply, if by letter, post paid, to-
R. s. ROBERTS,
Edgefield C. II. August IL, 1876.
august 10 Il 80
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The undersigned having been assigned ny
tie MISSIONARY BaARp to labor in Dlvsinn
No. 3, of The Edsefeld Association, will attend
atthc places at the times stated below:
At Dry Creek, on the 4th Saturday in August.
At Lexington, on the 5lh Saturday in: Angst.
At Rocky Creek, on the lst Saturday in
September,
And will continue one week at each of those
places, circumstances warranlins.
II. a. WILLIAMS,
SAMUEL GETZEN.
July tt rs
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Farm for sale.

-. FARM for Sale. ~. !:
CONTAINING six huidred and thir-
~ ty acres, in a high state Of cultiva.
lion. adapted to. 'tie raising of Cotton,
Corn, and small Gtain,, Il lies op ihns
main road leadiag from Augusta, ma Edge
field c. H., 70 .Colhmbia, {3t miles from;
the former, and 46 from the latter place.
on that bek of and.known as the Ridge,
which, for beauty and healtbfulness, is not
exceeded. by any section in The State. Cd
this Farm there is a two story Dwelling
House. forty fee. long,, With frame ki,ch-
ell, Negro: o:Houses, Barn, Corn Cribs and
Stables, all. nearly new; and every pannel
of Fence on The place, has been reset, or
built anew. within, the, las, three years.
The, land lis beautifully andulating, and
is well watered. The placeis convenient
to Meeting Houses of the Baptist, Melho.
dist, and Lu!herian denominations, and is,
in every respect, a very desirable situa-
=. ALEXANDER MacAlNE-
Edgeield District, August IL If 29 ::
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Newspaper in Oregon n.-'rhc first newspaper
commenced in Oregon has been received at
the office ofthe ST. Louis Reveie. tits dated
February 9Th, 1916. It's motto is "Westward
the Star or'Empire wends its way" 1t contains
a,copy Of the Constitution, passed BY the lcgis-
lature oI the Territory. Also an act 10 prevent
the introduction and sale Of ardent spirits in
Ore son. The editor is Democratic, but says,
,ha, his paper will be neutral in politics, and
devoted to the. general interest of the Territory
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August 18Th, 1916.
0 y The Charleston Mercury of the

Tie NHdTIesIUH 4HFTCHTy OF ITC
lllh inst, sayS:-
ut will be seen from our correspondence,
tina, Major Laval has been appointed As.
sistani Treasurer for Charleston nndcr the
new Spb-Treasury Law. The appoint
ment is good one and will be received
with general satisfaction here. both fom
respect Tor the personal character IF Ma
jor Laval and from entire confidence in
his ability to discharge the duties Of the
Office"
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OwEeo. N. Y. July 27. 1911.

OWEGo, N. I Ju'y "a, IElI.
Dear ,Sir--Weiwant some more of yonr
medicines particularly The Especloramt, which,
gives universal satisfaction.
Respectfully yours.
SLOSSON s. WILLIAMS.
DR.. D. Jayne.
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Let us never despair of The Republic.

The Sares efhc7Hon John Randoiph.-Tho
people of,hat portion Of Ohio, where the man
united slaves ofJohn Randolph had intended
to settle. rose up against them, and had not
at the last date. permitted them TO reside a
mongst them. Ii is said, tina, the poor negroes
had been shamefu!ly swinded ont Of nearly
MI they possessed'in in Ohio. and in ail probabil-
lily would be exposed to severe sutferinss.
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August 10
IMPORTANT FOR THE FBIENDS OF
TEMPERANCE.

TEMPERANCE.
The PERMASANT TEMP GRANGE DOCUMENTS,
Published by direction Of the State Temper
ance Society, and under the Supervision of a
Committee appointed by that body.
This is u valuable and interesting pnblica'
lion, and should be in tho hands Of every Tenn.
pera nee man.
For sale by E. PENN,
" -. Agent for the Publishers.
angus, 10 If 80
The friends Of Capt. RICHARD WARD,
announce him as a candidate for tho House
of Representatives q. the ensuing election.
August IL to 6 4.29.
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adjournment Of Congress.-Bolh Hou-
,cs of Congress adjourned on Monday
asr. al l2 O'Clock. The day designated by
he joint resolution Of The 10Th ult being
he longest and most cvenlful session in
tne history of The Government. The two
most important acts ofthe session have
been to close, by treaty, boundary dis
pnte, which was reaGy TO ripen inlo war,
and by enlarslng, through reduction Of
the tarilr, the limits of commercial inter
course with foreign countries, 10 strength
ep the securities of fpeacc. A largo amount
of necessary business has been left usdone.
Some Of the party and personal squabbles
which have occurred certainly do not
adorn our parliamentary annals. But on
the whole. The public good which has been
accomplished far outweighs the evils of a
prolracted and expensive session. has.
Eren. NewS. l2lh inst.
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July l
Notice.

A S receive payment for my labors in the
"a Clerks Office in small sums. and have
now on ny hands great many Deeds unpaid
for, must earnestly request all persons who
bring Deeds to my office for record, 10 leave
the money with the Deeds.
'.' ~ THO. G. BACON.
uugust19 5m 81
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Extract Of a letter to the Editor Of The
Charleston Mercury, dated
BEAUFORT, August 10.

BEAUFORT, August lO. lo4h
There is no doubt that The Caterpillar
is upon us in great force. they have made
'heir appearance simultaneously upon
Paris Island, St. Helena, Ladies Island
aud Port Royal. We anticipate clean
weep. being three weeks earlier than
usual in their appearance.
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To apprentices. s.-'rhe only way for
young man TO prepare for usefulness is To
devote himself to study during his leisure
hours. First, be industrious in your busi-
ness. Never complain that you are ohli-
ged to work go 10 it with alacrily and
cheerfulness and it will become habit thai
will make you respected by your employer
and the community. Make il your business
to see IN and promote his interest : by
taking care Of your nwn. Second. he in.
duslrpu'in your studies Few persons can
complain ola harder master than Frank
iu's, YET he had laid me foundations nf his
greatness while an apprentice. Success
depends not OIL The amount Of leisure you
may have, hut upon the manner in which
il is employed.
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North Carolina Electioa.-The vii.
,ninslon DEM says:-"ln our last nun
ber we published an editorial article on
this subject; and we then said The result
was all in doubt Such is no longer The
case. Although The returns are no, all
received, we feel fully satisfied that we
are beaten yes. most shamefuliy bcatsn"!
ouTRAGEoUsLY BEATEN -
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State of. South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EGUITY -

Sampson B. Mays and John Blu
B. Mays, vs.. F,rapces NJ. for. 81.
Mays and others. -. Partition
1T appearing to my satisfaction that William
IL, B. Mays, one Of the defendants in this casei
resides without the limits of.tbis State, ordered
that .he said William B. Mays, do appearin this
Court, plead, answer or demur TO this Bill,
within three months from The date of the pubs
lication Of this order, or the said Bill be taken
pro eonfesso against him.,
S. s. TOMPKINS. C. z. f. D.
Aug. II, 1916. sm 90
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which Is again that will not pay for the risk Of
detection and forfeiture. And, rs in deiermi
ming. the truth of an invoice, the collector coud
compare it with all The other invoices ofsiml-
lar goods imported from The same place at the
same time it would be almost impossible for
The fraud 70 succeed,u less all the parties IN
that business were rascals But the great OBJ
lection to specific duties were. that il fell The
most heavily on the poor. The present tariff
duties on flannel. for instance, We're specific
say I2 cents ON square yard. 4 poor person
Uses flannel that cost abroad say 80 cents rer
yard-the duty is the same as on the flannel
that cost 60 cents, which the rich consume
The poor man'stax is 40 per cent. on the value
of his flannel; the rich man'sis only 20 per
cent"
The enactment of the present Tariff teaches
us the important lesson of patience and for
bearance Long did, clafe under our wrons
and the impeiuous spirit ofihe South seemeda
one time as if it would no longer brook op
preston. Some were for resistance at once, bni
wiser counsels prevailed. J. c. Calhoun, III
great Apostle ofliberty and fec trade preaci'@
patience to South Carolina. With his f'r
ing sagaci,y, lie said. that better day wour
come, aud his brightest anticipations have been
realized He relied confidently upon the ncs
Administration which was coming into power
and he was not disappointed.
Hereafter whenever disposed to despond
let us think Of the triumph which we have
gained, aud let our motto be ".Nl Dcsprran'
dum"
H.. pon,,lI:o
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The Foreign Inteliigeace,-The inteIli.
gence brought by the Great Western, tho
only FIVE days later, furnishes pregnant in
dications Of another change in The Brit
ish ministry. The general sIaenation of
the markets evinces the sense Of miufstc-
ria! instability Which pervades the COM
mercaI community in England. II is ev-
iden, that The continuance of Lord John
Russell's rule hinges on single question,
the Sugar duties. and it is also evident
that he has 10 encounter formidable op-
position from tho fragments of parties
" which have now united, and which rarely
coalesce. The an,i.savefy party, of holh
the free trade and protecrionisl divisions,
have avowed their intention 10 resist the
equalization of the Sugar dulles, and, al
though there is an obvious absurdity in the
discrimination, ie is cung 10 for some pur-
pose which is inscrulable TO distant OBJ
server. Parliamentary action on The bill
was postponed to the 9Th ulr, and we
should moi be surprised by The next steamer
to ind Lord John Russell left in a minority
when the question comes to division. re-.
sul,iug in his relinquishing the seals OF
ofhce.-Chas. EUen. Ne1cs.
The Health Of our 1'oirn-Our Town
has fully maintiined its reputation for
Fheal,h, far, during the presen. summer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-19

The Rev. Francis P. Lee. of Camden,
IS. C.) lately elected, by the congregation,
TO the pastoral charge of Christ Church. in
Mobile, has, we understand from The .1d.
uertiser, accepted, aud may be expected
in November next.