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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
rs TWIS ,WEDgCz.YE!

We excla:me.i the other day, Oil ;asting some
Of; 5ayne's Tonic Vernliuge. Ii certainly
has ue.,e Of the nauSeous flavor which one
associates with the idea OF pI.ysic. Children
CONSIDER il quite Il treat. and in taking il their
palates are sralfied. and heir health restored
;at the same time. Jaynes Tonic Vermfuee
rot only destroys worms, but carries oft the
.mucls !h WHICH they ire imhedJed, aud e.
fectS radical and permanent cure. Every
mother knows the prominent symptoms of
worms such as voracily eunness, ieled breath I,
gringing of the teeth during sleep, paleness 81
the lips, itching Qfthe nose, &c, but there is
other indicia not so generally recognized. A
dry cough. dull eyes, enlargement of the abdo.
men, aud many other symptoms, and many
other symptoms common to other diseases. fire.
qnenlly denote The presence Of worms. If
their existence is even suspected, the Vermi
luge should be administered, because II can do
no harm i'll any Case, and may do incalculable
good.
Jayae'S EIpcctoraEt always cures AStlma,-
two or three large dnScs will cure the Group
or Hives OF children in from Is minutes to one
hours time. 1t iuncdaey subdnes the vio.
lcine of whooping cough. and effects speedy
cure. Hundreds ShO have been given up!
by their iphysicilns us incarabe, with Con
sumption. Splitting of B!, cd; aud other Full
monury Affections, have been restored 10 per.
feet health by it. Itnever fails iii giving relief.
r. S. ROBERTS. sole Ag,nL u; Edgetield
C. H.. South Carolina.
Bc,eare Of Counte1fchs!
November 25 st al
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.;EEOre .Seav Goods (!

N /. u Z. PENN, have just received
W. from New York, a very handsome lo
of FANCY GOODS, aud alsu Il complete as.
sortmemt of Worsted Goods for Ladies Dresses
Plaid French Alerinoes. Ombre Cashmere
Figriered do, Muslin de Lame ShawIs
Pld'd do. Mczeppa do. Cashmere do.
Gala Plaid, black BeIvidere do, very large
and heavy
Black Gro de Rhine Silk.
Double width do. il ve,y superior article,
Together will, MANY other desirable articles,
all of which will b. suld heap.
november - # "a
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afARRIED.

Married OIL The 18th inst., by The Rev. II. n.
Williams. Mr.. JuHS WILSON 10 Miss SARAH
RABoRN.
On the l7,h, by the same, Mr. JOSEPH P
cULLAM, to Miss ELlzApErH p. CLARK, all oil
this district.
Al the residence Of MrLukr Devore, on '!ia
18Th November, b9 the Rev J M Chlld+, mn
He=ekiah u Lanicr to Miss SSrah 6manda
Dcuore, all Of .,his District. .
The above was accompanied with several
slices of fine cake.
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33 Likely Negroes,
20 or rs Bags of Colon

70 or 70 bHSS OI COII0N,
1860 bushels of Corn,
seven head Of Horses and Mules. stock of Hogs
and Cattle Fodder, Oats, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
aud Blacksmilh's Tools, &c. 80
Terms-All sums under five dollars cash,
of and over Il,as amoant-on credit of twelve
months. The purchasers. will be required to
give note and tlyo approved suretes. d,
The title ofthe property NOT changed until
the Terms of salesre complied with. and if re-
sold, al the rist, OF the former purchaser.
viii be rented at the same time aud place,
the Land. 80
F. G. MARTIN, Admir-.
Nov 18 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25

@;0FWe are authorized TO annenncs
MARSHAL, r. SMITH as i candidate
for Tax Collector al 'ihe sesi election. =.
,.U The friends Of JULIUS BANKS; ani:;s
nounco him as a. Candidate for tie Office Of
Ordinary, at tRe ensuing election, - ;.
GFphs frierds Of MAJ. s.. G., C.",SeoSfT:
announce him as a candidate FOR Tax
Collector at The, ensuing election. n
Nove 'st'N -. se,sso,y8
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La d, Stock, &c. For sale.

THN HE Subscriber now offers for aaIe, The
Il Plantation on which be now ISes,on ,he
(25th) twenty 9Th day Of ofNovembet nex,, con-
tanning (56O) five hundred and sixty acres,
more or less, lying on The north prong of th
Hallway Swamp, waters Of Saluda river, about
one hundred and fifty acres of fresh cleared
Land, well adapted to The growth of Co,f on.
Corn, and small grain, and all under exec llent
fence; about (3o0 three hundred acres of'wood.
land, well umberci with Dwelling House.
and good out buildings, with spring q nd well
both excellent. Those wishing to purchase,
will do well TO call and examine for the mseIyes'
as I am determined 10 sell without reserve.
Likewise--On the same day and at the ,asa..
place. shall proceed 10 sell Corn, Fodder. md,
Plantation Tools an excellent road WAGON
with small plantation Wagon, nd nine 6eaJ
of good work Horses and Mules, with sor,e
other stock; JOHN CHRISTIE.
october Ii Gt 90
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.Hsieniio,e Ryidge Rwildc crs

W1 Ill be Iet 10 The lowest bidder. on The
w first Monday in December ne4t. at
Edgeield 'Courl House, ile Building of Two
Bridges, to.wit I: a Bridge on Turkey Greek,
where he roud leading from Edge6eId Court
House to Cambridge crosses said Creek. Also.
another Bridge OIL said Creek. where the road
leading from Hamburg to Chappes Ferry,
ell Sa!uda crosses said Creek.
!. The said Bridges aud suitable bntments to
be well built, Of gnod materials, and compile
ted by the SECOND Monday in February next.
aud to. be Rilssgood repair for The term Of
sayen yeal 70 d 6aLs dste length of
they. are
COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS.
Noy. 1899 81 43
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STATE SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
DY JOHN HILL. Esq, Ordinary oil

y u u " L oo " IL Va pOLtlNsA'
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
DY JOHN HILL. Esq, Ordinary Of
I'D Edgefeld District +:
Whereas Levi R. Wilson hath applied
TO me for Letters Of Administration, On all
aud singular The goods and challels, rights
aud credits Of K. P. Humphries late Of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are. therefore, to cite aud admon
ish all aud singular. the Kindred and cred
ilors of said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me, a. our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, TO he holden at Edge
field Court House. on the nh day of De-
cemher mex. to show cause. if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted. IS. al
Given under my hand and seal. this tho
23d day oil November, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty-six,h. aud in The 7lsr year Of Amer
eau Independence. =
JOHN HILL, o. E D.
November, 25 2 "a :
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Notice..

EDY sirtue o an order from John Hill. Esq.
LID Ordinary Of Edgefield District, ! shall
proceed TO sell at the late residence Of Reeves
Marrn, deceased, near. Cambridge OIL Thurs.
Jay The 1Oth of December next, the following
property belonging to the Estute the said K.
Martin deceased Wis: :,
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: Valuable Lands 5L;'iE.
FOR SALE IN THE MOST DESIR
aABLE PORTION OF. -
~. r. FE ID " E,D7A -

TE1HE Subscribers offer for sale tIieir valu:
n able LANDS situated in Jefferson coun-
ty, Florida, lying directly on the OceIa river.
containing about eighteen hundred acres. situ,
aied on public road, within nine miles Of
Monticello, u. fourishing village, also within IS
or 80 miles Of Market one thousand acres of
the above land is hammock Of the first order,
and large portion Of the remainder are oak
and hickory. On the premises area Dwelling
House 49 by 50 feet not quito finished, together
with other necessary ou, buildings. The Land
is well waered and timberet There are 456
acres Of openland on the premises, nearly all of
which are fresh hammock, and in best possible
condition Tor cultivation. =. = "<a. e = y
This tr2ct of land is Offered low and libetaf
indulgences will be given to an approved pur;
chaser. lfdesired, the land will be divided to
suit purchasers. ...,,..,
JOHN Fl. HOLLINGSWoRTH,
. D! F: HOLLINGSWORTH,
= M, E. HOLLINGSWORTH. i
october 81 tr =, 39,;
U Tile Charleston Courier and. Greenville
Moun'aineer will give the above four inseriops,
scmi-nonhly. aud forward accounts 10 This
Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
Ridge Land for Sale.

HKTlLL he sold on The first Monday IN
w December next. at Edgefelj Court
House. valuable tract Of land. containing
one hundred and sixteen acres, more or
lees. where Joshua Warren, deceased, for
merly lived, ou tho Columbia Road, ad-
ioining lands of r. Ward. Jas: McCarty,
and air. Raimes. On the premises are a
good, comfortable Dwelling House, ant'a all
necessary outbuidings, also Two wells oi
exeellen. water. The plantation is in good
repair.
Terms made known ON The day Of sale.
/: ELIZABETH WARREN, EAlrix:
i Nov. IL 4t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25

TTie friends of Col. JonN QJArrLE
BUM announce him. as candidate for the
office oflTax Collector, at the next e!eee,
ton. - Sep 8 fsFf 70
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
Executors Sale.

xEtt4tGUtC oVOsq UCoy
soine Horses aud Cattle, aud nne large Wagon
ALsn-1wo valuable tracts of LAND ;-nne
known rs the Marvin TracI, containing 375
acres, adjoining lands of. f. Burns, w F
Wells, John Grtia and oilers. lying on Crook.
ed rim creek. 5 miles frnrn Edgeheld C.. H +,
the other known rs the Tillman Tract. lying
on the Abbeville road. 8 miles from EdsefeId
C. H., adjoining lands OF f Williams, u d
Brunsou. .Asbcrry Rearden, and 'thers.
Terns-All Sums under five dollars cash, Of
and over that amount on credit of twelve
months. The purchasers will be required TO
give note and two approved snre!ies. :
The tile OF the properly not changed until
the terms Of sale ire complied silh, aud il re.
sold, at the risk nI the Tonne, purchaser,
DANIEL BRUNSON, Executor.
november 25 4t a.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
Umbrellas;

WUST RECEIVED. trom The Philadelphia
sD Manulactory, Il large assortment Of
silk and Cotton UMBRELLAS,
from 50 cents to $40. A few of the Walking
Cane Umbrellas. Il new and curious article.
answering the double purpose Of handsome
Walking C.ne and splendid Umbrella.
c. l.. 81 E. PENN.
rurember 23 II "A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
For Sale.

THE House and Loi where John and
u Clark Sinkins lived, adjoining The
residence of Thomas z Harvey,yne the
Village. The lot has dbout seveHSiacres
On it, and is comfortably. fixed. Also, the
houses aud tract of land where Mr.. Broad
ford resides on The Augusta road. near 10
The Poor House, and adjoining Richard
]. Burion's. I,
r. w. PICKENS.
Nov. RI - 81 42
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
Glass Pad Tr1lsses

A New article, together with large assort.
"A ment of Double and Single TRUSsEs
for Rupture new Drugs and Chem Gals. Sui
phate Of Quinine AT $3. IS per unce; Blue
Stone al l24 cents pound; Black Pepper 12i
cents pound; Ginger i2t cents pound;
svr rtf r. 8. ROBERTS.
Nov 3, 1916 - a,
Daily expected, Shoulders ard Sides Of ea-
con, Figs, Almonds, Ctron. Curmn,s. Irish
Potatoes, with many new ard seasonabie goods
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
Notice.
NOTICE..

TNyHE Estate Of MARTIN B. LovELEss, dec q.
h being Derslct, those indebted to said
deceased, are hereby notified IL, make iinme-
aiate payment. and those having demands to
presen, them duly attested.s,. i. ..g:. -
JOHN HILL O.gE D IS
sususl5 f #E, ,.r.S e h Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
Notice.,
NOtlee.

~, Notice.
HNHE Estate of Enr,ch Walker. deceased. K.
u being Derellct and the papers having
been placed'in my bands for settlement afthe
estate, those indei iJted areiherehy notified to
make payment tc, me Immediately, and those
having demands, to present them properly al
tested, OIL or before the lst day ofJanunry next.
-. g;..f JOHN HILL, Q. =. D.
august 26 - -; \, III 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25

ifarth, Esq, he sales Of which amounted
To S5I ,553-l50 Negroes brought 46.l74,
an average of about 30S round. The
Plantation, being an old one. with all the
timber trees cleared. broushl S3,5OO.i The
Provisions. &c. sold Al very reduced prices.
Commutaiion of Seaience.-l1is Excel
lencv The Governor has conmuled the
punishment of Abraham, slave OF Alex
Robertson, Esq, who was To have been
executed on Friday next. for slabblns a
white man. The governor has directed
that in place of death. he shall suffer SOL
irary confinement for 3 months, receive
100 lashes and he sen; eat OF ihe State.
The Legislature of North Carolina con-
vened al Raleigh on Monday last. Col.
Andrew Jovner, Of Halifax. was elected
Speaker ul the Senate, and Hon. Edward
Stanley, ofBeauforl. Speaker OF the ilsuse
ufRepres resepta,iyes-b0lh wings.
Iadustry.-lf industry is no more
than habit, 'tis al least an excellent one.
s'If you ask me whicls is the zeal hered-
itary sin Of human nature, do you mag
inc shall answer pride, Or luxury, or
ambition. or cgolism NO! shall say
indolence. WHO conqnrs incidence
will conquer all ,he resi-" Indeed all
good principles must s'"gnate without
mental activity. -,.Zimmerman.
Ground Peas.-.A gentleman residing
near this place. informs US that be has
dug aud measured a sufficient quantity to
his ground Peas 10 ascertain lha, they
will average one hundred and five bushels
to the acre. The land planted is ordinary
pine land, on which was put little
manure. The labor bestowed was no'
more than would be necessary 10 plant
and tend The same ground in coIlnn.
The nutritious qualities Of the Ground
Pea are generally known. They are said
by those who have made the experiment.
to be superior to corn for fa'euins hogs.
and for that purpose they are raised and
fed with less trouble than any other crop.
They need not be gathered, ba' will remain
good in the ground until March or April.
During six months from the first of October
to the first IF April, hogs u.ay he turned
into field of ground peas aud kept as Ia
as though they had free access 10 crib OF
corp. Wha, farmer in Georgia will
hereafter buy Western purk-dtbanny
Patriot.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
Notice.
YHaHERE will be sold, by the undersigned,
Y on ithe, l4th OF December next. OH a
credit of twelve months. at the late residence
Of Thomas Hibbcr deceased. :
4S, Likely Negroes,

Eighty or One hundrs! 55ailss; |; Of Cotton.
Sixteen Horses and Mules; large number of
Hogs, Cattle and Sleep. three thousand bushels
of Corn, large quantity of Fodder, one lot Of
Cotton Seed, and Seed Oats, &c. Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools and
one sst of Blacksmith Tools. Also nne Buggy
and Carriage; two Road Wagon and Harness,
two Carts and two pair of Oxen.
The Sale will commence at the Hard Labor
place., and afterwards be continued at the Sand
Hill place, until all the articles enumerated are
disposed Of. -
All persoils having demands against the Es.
'ate, are requested to present them daily attest:
ed; and all persons indebted to the 'Eslate are
urged to make payment, us "a final settlement
of Inc estate will be made as soon as the law
directs. i j. P. PERRIN, NJ
Nov 2, 1916 81 al Admmiareto1,
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ErecpssO,.'s Sale.

ELGCTEEVF.S tS6ZEE.
NNILL BE OLD, AT the lale residence Of
wv Benjamin; Harrison. decd, on Mon.
day the 2l. day of December next
the personul property Of said Deceased, con-
sting of
PC LIHlely Negroes.
OH Il credit ortweve months, purchasers giving
notes with two securities.
JOHN HARRISON. Eresutor.
nov. p at 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
FASMEONABLE GOODS;
: Merchant Tailor Shnn.l

VIE Tailor Shop lately keptover or Store.
- Isren,osed TO The building formerly occu!
piedby q. .D.PLUNKEfT, nearly oi,posile
our Store where we are NOW prepared 10 e1:
hiblt Tor the inspection Of ou, friends, icusto.
M pers and '4e Publp, q much, larger, finer and
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES;;; ES;; :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
Notice

IS hereby given to Captains OF Companies in
Tie Seventh Regime that all notices Of, Com.
pany Musters.>if published in the papers. Of
this District. must be paid for by the respsc.
i've Companies. j, 3,
By order Of the Colonel ., ,.s':5.
j, Ii. MINIS, Pay Master. +
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
Royi WanteeI.,'

A.. SMART active negro pr mulatto Boy,
IA. 10 wait and do some oftlle heavy work OF
n Store. 4 good disposition aud temper re-
quired, will, some character OF hoaesty,
,dFh r, s, ROBERTS.
november Is ,; st "A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
Notice.

FHE Subscribers anxious 10 hring their I'M.
IL, settled business 10 Il fual close. once
more and for,thee last tune would earnestly i'm
necessity of forthwith closing ali demands due
them. :;
They now most respectfully request and sin.
their arrange ments to settle such dues during
the Fall and Winter. AT the same time. can.
dour requires that we shonld say, all such claims
as remain unsettled al return day ior March
Court next, must be settled with other persons
than ourselves, - 80. - ~.
z,,z...,= ..;s. A. BLANDs ,ass
w. P. BUTLER. q.
october % ..d tie:tf II AZ.
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y T. S"'S, 4 Nc u

than have over before been offered ih similar
Establishment in Hanburg-also an exceIle Mt
assortment Of Col,on. Silk and Merino SHIRTS
and DnA*zKs, Satin, e. Selcadius,inS STocKs. .
DosoNs, ,CoLLARs, CRAvArs. PocKEr HAND:
SEncHiErs, Gloves, SUsp gNDERs, SC. &c.
The Manufacturing Department is nnder the
Supcriniendanco of Mr.H B GoopRicH whose (:
experience and taste cannot fail 10 give sa,is.s
iacllen TO all who: may favor, onr shop with
their custnci - = -
Ar work made a, our shop W1RRANTED
10 please both in FIT and WORRMANSHiP
or nn salc. So.
,,.f "a" Wa. KETCRUM CO..
Hamburg, October p, 1876.
october o. %s & Il. 5.fssaf An
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTR ,fCT.
~ THE COURT or OPnINaBy
OCTOBER 10, 1886.
Lucy sara @ ers, applicant rs. Summons il:
RsaEsr olsr, rEssls Dssnaas, and wife, and Rs,0i0n
q L apPearhg ~ my satisfaction, that Rod.
Il ger Ihomw and wife Caroline, and Mary
ann :" el."'a mir 4or, lives without the limits
OF 'hls etate' it S therefore ordered, that they
40 appear End object to the sale or division OF
lne reu' e' tate. Of Nathaniel Sanders. deed, on
', or oelo". the. FRS. Monday in January next, or
i s.'e.i oJnsr Ito the same will be entered ofrs
dos do,o'. Given under my hand at my Office, the
u'. am 1 date ahuye written r ..
IS JOHN HILL, o. E, D.
october IA 3r1 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25

T The friends Of Lieut.. JANE B..
HARRIS, announce him as a candidate for
The Office flax Colector,at the next elec"
lion. .t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25

ITanh, Esq, he sale, j which announced
to S5I ,553.-l50 Negroes brought 46.l7l,
an average of about 3OS round. The
Plantation, being an old one. with all the
timber trees cleared. brought $500 The
Provisions. &c. sold al very reduced prices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25
Wanted,

Wanted,
A FEMALE TEACHER. ito take charge
IA ofa small School, fnrt ensuing year.
The location Of The School is uear the road
leading from Edgeiield Court House to Aiken,
One that can come we'll recommended viii
meetswith employment at reasonable salary.
Application may be made through the Post
Office, Edgefeld, or to either Of the subscribers
COLLIN RHODES.
MARTIN PUSEY.
Nov2, 1876 tf4l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-25

The Legislature of Norlt, Carolina con
vened al Raleigh on slenday last: Col:
Andrew Joyner, of Halifax. was elected
Speaker I the Senate, and Hon. Edward
Stanley, ofBeauforl. Speaker OF the lleuse
epreseplaiyes-bolh wings.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

We learn through the St. Louis Reporter, that the
State Convention engaged in the work of ma
king new Constitution for the State of Missouri
have decided that there shall be corporate banking
in fu,ure-no emission of paper for circulation, by
corporations individuals and that the Legislature
may sell out its stock in the Bank of Missouri, at
such time and in such manner as may be designated
bv law 1t has also been decided that. hereafter, the
State shall neither invest deposite money In the
stock or vaults of any corporation. The Convention
has moreover decided that stockholders shall be IN
divldually liable to the full amount of their for
tunes in all corporations, except municipal politi-
CAL charitable and educational And, in addition tc
this all charters to be repealabe by majority Of
the Legislature last not least the State is to be pro-
hbited from borrowing money for internal improve
ments All these are highly desirable reforms, and We
shall greatly rejoice to them sanctioned and adop
ted by the people.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-17

The bill to provide for the payment Of the public
debt, and for the completion of the Wabash and Erie
canal, was passed to be engrossed i'll the Senate
yesterday. The whole day occupied in discuss
ing various proposed amendments and one of much
Importance, providing that the law shall not take eff
feet until one half Of our outstanding bonds shall be
cancelled, by being exchanged for the bonds pro-
posed to be issued by the bill. The effect of this
amendment is to make the canal pay for one half of
the principal of the present debt, excepting Bank
bonds.) 1t is a much more favorable arrangement
than could have been secured by the bill it passed
the House. Without this amendment, could not
fully approve of the bill. We have no doubt the
House will concur in the Senate's amendment, and
thus will be effected arrangement of this immense
ly important subject which, hope, will be salts
factory TO our bondholders, and within the ability Of
the people to meet.