Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25


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dr6@n up for the occasion by the AIehblsho e,tt Il
Of Canterbury. The calhoie Disines have
Ordered special services in alItheir Churches.
Rabbi Adler has, prepared array pecially'
for the Jewish synagogues, andsall other de-
nominations ire, in Iilleir own peculiar way
pouring ferth iheir aspirations tothe Deity, TO
avert the horrors which now threaten the ma
tons ofthe old world. .''R
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Theatre ia colambia.-We perceive that the
Theatre, under the nagement Of Mr.. ForbeS,
has recently been opened ip Columbia. The
| company is doubtless QUITE a respectable one.
/ Theatrical amnssmentS S,a ICharlestdn.-The
Charleston Theatre closed lQr the season, on
ihe. Eth Of November, under the management
t'ofMr Forbes, who for several years past has
entered for the public tssteS and amusement,
highly 10, and indicative of peculiar fitness on
his part, Since the opening night. there have
been brought out in the Theatre. Comedy,
Tragedy, and the Ballet to test the capacity Of
the company, which is said to be sufficient for
any department Of The Drama. Among other
attractions. Miss Mary Anne Lee, an accom-
| plished danscuese, uponth Charlestonboards.
She has been absen. for some years, ON visit
TO Europe, for the purpose Of improving herself
under the best masters land brings home with
her the Ballsls and Dances most popular in
Europe. >&%
Mr.. RsJstcr,-The Ph adelphians have in
vi,ed the Hon. Daniel Webster 10 parldhe of a
dinner, previous to his taking his seat in the
Senate this, session, which Invitation he has
excepted, and appointed the % day of,Decem-
Der as tie time he will be prepaied 10 meet
tlreln. - ~ ,..s..i qi5a ,tA! -,
Wonder If he will not be received by the
Iron grasp ofthe manufacturers of.hat portion
Of tie Union, and receive retaining fec, in the
shape Of Sonr crOu, smoked Goose, &c. CT'he
favorte Sewerage al. this season Of the year,
among the Pennsyivanians,) spiced with a lt.
ale Of the needfut. :. 20, .,ns..-
The Palmetto Regiment.--The = glorioas
News has come al last The brave aud
chiyalrous sons of South Carolina. will
now bare their arms; against the foe 10
Southern rights, and Southern institutions.
We feel confident, that The cali Of the Go.
vernment will be responded 10 in gallant
style. and The proud Palmetto, will unfurl
its banner, ere long, under The command Of
the bravo Taylor. g,r,.am
I The, following requsitiop. have been
sent out from lhe War Department, calling
into seryice Of the United States, nine ad-
dRionaI Regiments Of ofYolunleers, to serve
during the war with Mexico. unless saouer
discharged: ,.a.r'.a.@. ,aoi,t. - 1ai
One regimen, Of. Infantry from A1assachu,
. selts.a i...rsss ti9.il0ba ii ,sEt
One regiment Of infantry from S,alc' of
i New York: - a -: r.
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olina. by @ :.li
One regimen, ofinfantry froni South Car
| olina.' ,,, s..-.fr II
One regiment of infantry from Louisiana.
One regiment of infantry from Mississippi.
One regiment ofmuunted men from Texas.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Nov. l6, 1876.
Sir-In my communication of The l9ih
of May last. your ExcelIency was reqnes
ted TO organize one Regiment Of YoIuu-
teers, under the Act of the 18Th Of lha,
month, 10 10 held in readiness for public
| service.
! The President now directs me 10 notify
TO your Excellency that one Infantry Re
gi,nent OF Volunteers, from your Stale, is
required fo7 immediate service, and to con
,iuuc therein during the war with Mexico.
unless sooner discharged. The Regiment