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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-06

vile, CS OtuerS.
Ml Office is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that by virtue of an order from
Chancellor johnson, shall sell al Edge
field Court House, on Saturday The 10Th
day oil October next, (beiug the last day oil
the Court of Common Pleas commencing
on the frs, Monday in Octnber next, the
the real estate of Capt. Wm. b. Mays,
decd, iu the following parcels, VIZ
Tract No j, known as the Olipbant
Tract, containing according to survey
made By D. White, D. S., line 18th July
lS47, six hundred and twenty-five acres,
1922 aud adjoining lands of John Harri-
SON, N. L. Griffin, S. F. Goode, Rev.
Joseph Moore, and other lands of said
VIM. B. Mays, decd.
Tract No2, containing by survey Of
D. White, d. S., made 18th July f647,
three hundred and twenty. seven acres,
(327,) aud adjoining the tract known as
she Oliphant tract, James Rainsford, c. J.
Glover, and other lands Of said Wm. B.
Mays. decd.
Tract No 3, containing by survey of d.
White, u. S., made I4ih July l647, three
hundred and twenty -one acres, (32l,) and
adjoining the tract known as the Ollphant
tract, John Harison, A. B. Addison, and
elher lands of said Wm. IL. Mays, decd.
Tract No 4. known as the Home tract,
containing by survey Of u. White, d. s.,
made 18th July 1877, eight hundred aud
eighty seven acres, 1877 and adjoining
lands of John Harrison, John Fl. Fair,
Joel Roper, George Tilman, and Others.
Said Lands. will be sold on a credit OF
one, Two and three years, in equal annual
lslalmenls. with interest from and aller
one year from the day Of sale, exceP, ioH
80 much as will pay the Gust Of this suit to
be paid in cash, purchasers giving bond
and good sureties TO secure the purchase
money. Possession Of the Lands moi to
delivered 10 the purchasers, I'LL The hTs'
day Of January next
S. S. TO'MPKFNS, G. Z. E. D,
Comr'r. Office, Edge6eld, Sep. 23d lS47.
sept. 23 n 80
U The PIais,of the above landcan be seen
atthe residence Of Sampson B. Mays, Esqr.
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Notice

Notice.
rs HEREBY GIVEN, That an application
u will be- made at the next session Of the LIE.
gislature Of S. c., to amend tile Charter Of the
Edgefeld Rail Road Company, soas 10 author.
ize the said Company 10 increase their capital
stock, and also to construct n Rail Road from
Edgefeld Court House, through the Districts
of Edgefeld and Abbeville, ION terminus at
some point in Pendeton District, on or near the
Savannah river or its tributary streams.
august IL 3n 80
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Notice,

a PPLICATION will be made TO the Le.
IA gislature of this State, at its next session.
for an alteration in the Charter OF the Town of
Edseield, so as to give 10 said town the use OF
the money arising from Licenses.
aug l8 3m 80
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NOTICE..

ALL Persons indebted to the Estate ts3of
IN George Pope, deceased, are hereby notI,i -,
fed that It's absolutely necessary TO collect al
the money due the Estate, and that those wnoI
Go not pay will be sued before return day
The Notes are in the hands of N. l.. Grlthn or
J.W. Gibbs, Esqrs.
THOS. II. POPE, Executor.
Jan 3 II 80
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sept II
II Office.

"A IL Persons indebted to us in our late Mer.
IN. camille business, are hereby notified that
longer iulgence can, nor will not be given.
We must close our business. A word 10 the
wise is sufficient. A. BLAND,
w. P. BUTLER.
Edgeield c. H., s. C,
Sept. 10, I547 It "a
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RID.

FEVHE undersigned having made the neces-
Il sary arrangements,E lis now prepared TO
furnish COfiins of every description, at the
hortest notice, and will give this branch of his
business his personal attention. He has also
now finished. new and elegant Hearse
Funerals. His charseswill beTeasonable and
accommodating.
A.sBUsHNELL.
Edgefeld C.. H. July % r 81
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The u. 8. District Court.

DISTRICT OF SOUTH .CAROLlNA. =
IN Bd NKRUPTCY.
TN the Matter of Henry II. hfayson, late a
IL Merchant Of Edgefeld District, a Bank
rupt.
Pursuant 10 an Order Of the District Conr
orthe United States, lor the District of Sonlh
Carolina, notice is hereby given, that cause be
shewn before the said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on the Sixth day
of November next, at olevon o'clock, A. NJ,
why the said Henry H. Mason shonld not
receive his Discharge and Certificate, as u
Bankrupt.
Charleston 26th day Of June le47.
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
July7 3m ~
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Notice.

Notice,
HPY Order of Brig. Genl. Guyton. an Elec-
R b ton for Colonel oftlie Second Regiment
of Cavalry, will take place on the 22nd Of Dc
tober next, to FL the vacancy accustomed by the
resignation Of james S. SmyIey
The Managers are required TO meet on the
day following at Lonsmire's, tn declare the
Election.
Captains of Companies are charged with the
execution Of this order according to the requlsi'
tions of the Militia Law.
THOS. w. LANHAM,
Lieut.. Colonel.
septS OF So
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
G.. l.. s. f. Penn, g. Co.

James B. ii Harris. ~
EAMES 3. HARRIS being now in the
eB custody Of the Sheriff oS Edgefield Dis
lric,, by virtue of writ Of Capias ad Saiisla-
ciendum, at The suit of G l.. s, L. Psnn d. CO.,
and having filed in my office schedule OIL
oalh of his whole esiute aud effects, real and
personal, with view to obtain the benefit Of
ihe Acts of the General Assembly, commonly
called the insolvent debtors Act. On motion
of Mr.. Tompkins, defendants attorney, Publ
Notice is hereby given, 10 tile said G. l.. o. E
Perm & Co., and all others, The creditors of the
said james B. Harris that the said petition will
be heard and considered. ut Edgefeld Court
House, on the sixth day Of October next, or on
such other day as the Conrt may order during
the term, commencing on the first Monday Of
October next, at said place and the said G. L.
IL L. Penn & Co., and all the others, the Gre
ditors of the said James B. Harris, are hereby
commanded then and there, either personally
or by attorney, TO show cause, if any they can.
why the petition OF the said James B. Harris
should not be heard and granted, and he be
discharged from confinement by complying
with the acts aforesaid, according 10 the terms
of said acts.
THO. G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 2nd, Js47.
July 3 3m "a
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Dr. Nr0ssegreszs's Pills

"A SAFE MED1CINE-The weak the fec
IA. Bile, tue in6rn, the nervous, the delicate,
are in few days strengthened by Brandre tbs
Pills, and the worst complaints are removed by
perseverance without the expense of physi-
cian. Adapted 10 all circumstances and situa.
,ionsthey are the best medicines ever invented
for families, or to take to sea, preventing scurvy
and cosliveness, requiring no change Of diet,
particular regimen, or care against taking cold.
Remember, Druggists are not permitted to
sell my Pls-if youpurchase Of them you will
obtain Il counterfeit d. BRASDRErH, nj. D..
DR.. Brandrcth's Principal Office 24l Broad.
way. N. Y; other Offices in New York.
6Thc genuine only for sale in Edgefeld
District by r. S. ROBERTS, Edgefeld Cour,
House, KEvRIcy THaYER, Hamburg, and
SmYLEY's- Store, Meeting street.
Every Agent,having the gennEne has Ger.
tficate Of A gencY, signed by the Doctor him.
SELF
septl I'm 81
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Notice.

A LII Persons indebted 10 the estate of Char
IA les G. Garrett, decd, are requested to
make immediate payment and, those haYing
demands against said estate are requested 10
present them for payment properly uttesled.
p. Fl. ELAN, Admir-.
sapt.8 3m 33
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,NOf3C1,

Notice.
"A LII those indebted to The old firm Of Pres
IA ley g. Bryan, either by Note or Account,
are requested to come forward and settle up.
We are compelled 10 bling the business TO a
close. E. b. PRESLEY,
B. e. BRYAN.
September Z, 1917. If 33
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Notice.

a LII persons indebted to- the estate OF VIM.
IA p. Mays, decd, are requested to make
payment, and thuse having Claims agnlnSt the
estate, are requested TO present them for pay
ment, properly altested. ,,s
J.J. MAYS,
Executors.
aug25' colt 81
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Notice.

"A LII Persons having any demands against
IA the estates of Thos. Reynolds, Senr., and
Thos. Reynolds. Jr, are hereby required TO at
tend in The Ordinary's Office, ON Wednesday
the Oath day of November next, nnd present
their demands properly attssteaSas Idesire 10
close up The estate.
NANCY REYNOLDS,
Adntinistratriz.
august 25 3m 81
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u office

Notice
MS hereby given, that an application will be
q made 10 the Legislature oflhis: Stale, at its
next sitting, for Charter to construct Rail
Road, or Turnpike Road, from Hamburg, up
the Valley of the Savannah River. or within
twenty-five miles of the same, TO, the lines of
Georgia and North Carolina, also alC harier for
building a toll Bridge over he. said river and
its tributaries at a suitable place, also, for The
renewal of the original Charter, with amend
meut for Bank in The Town ofs Hamburg
South Carolina, granted the 22d day of De.
Gender, 1922. Also, for amending. the charter
of the American and German Trading and In
surance Company, granted the l9thday Of De.
cember 1885.
HENRY SHULTZ, Founder
Of Hamburg, South Carolina.
Hamburg. S. c., August IL.
.H - o. 4 %
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The u. S. District Court,
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA \

IN BANKRUPTCY.
HN the Matter of Thomas M. Oneal, Mer'
q chant of Baruwel District Bankrupt.
Pursuant 10 all Order of the District Court OF
the United States, for the District Of South
Carolina Notice is hereby given, that cause be
shewn before the said Count, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on the thirteenth
day Of November next, at eleveno'clock, A. NJ,
why the said Thomas NJ. Onenl, should not
receive his Discharge and Certificate as bak'
rupt. -
Charleston 18th day Of August. 1s47.
II. GRAY, Clerk.
aug 25. lO 81
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Walker & Bradford,
Warehouse S. Commission
MerchantS-GfaM 9. G..

TENHE undersigned respectfully inform their
u friends aud the public, that they still con-
llnue The WAREHOUSE & COMMISSION
BUSINESS at their old stand, known rs the
Water. Proof Warehouse; ereihey will de-.
vote their personal attention, to all business en-
trusted to their care.
Their rates for selling and storing Of Cotton
or other produce, receiving and forwarding
Merchandise are the same rs heretofore.
Orders for Supplies will he promptly execnt-
ed ut the lowest market price
Thankful for past patronage so literally be-
slowed on us we respectfully solicit conllnu-
ance OF the same.
WALKER d. BRADFORD.
Hamburg, August 81. 1877. BIN 81
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FNOTHC CE,

A NY persons wishing PIANNO'S TUNED
~ can be attended TO, hy applying TO Mr..
AARON A. Clark, Edgefield c. H.; by letter
or otherwise.
Jnly7 If "a
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E N offering this valuable Medicine 10 The PeO.
u pie of s. Carolina lol the relief and cure of
many diseases incident 10 Southern climate,
do not claim for it nlallibilityi neither do |
say it will cure all diseases. But in
CHRONIG LIVER AFEECTIONS
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july %
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

O-We regret to learn that the democracy IN
several counties have exhibited an indifference in
regard 10 the Slatc Conscnlon 10 be holden in
January next. IL is mortifying to witness such a
lack of public spirit; such an unconcern for the
m. iinainaace of our principles-principies that
I'VE 81. conc de. ensure the safety and perpetuty
Of A 1t is upon the basis of
!. -, .ntv and
primary action, that we are to reiy,o. -. S
har'uony in our ranks, and tho consequent suc-
cess OF our purity. Without this spirit canno,
expect TO maintain neutrality-suspicious. or
ganization we will reap defeat instead of victory
--secure tho triumph of our adversaries and the
downfall OF our party. This truth is evident to
all who remember The result of our late special
election. An Indifference for unity and harmo-
ny prevailcd--lhe spirit of dis organization coun-
selled, nd we hearkened. A plurality of demo-
cratic candidates took the field, and what was the
result! Although our party was in the majority,
we cast our votes npon ditferen, men, and mi
nority elected our Representative 10 Congress-
A achig represented The State that was democratic
by large majority. Can we expect different
result, if we again dlsorsanize
Then all true party men, in every county, are
invoked 10 exert portion of their time to get up
county meetings, and send delegates TO the State
Convention. 1t is much the duty Of every good
democrat to watch over his rights, and to perform
his civil duties, it is for him shoulder his
his musket, to perform his military duty. Nc
ono should wait for his neghbor to take the lead
each should be among the foremost, and no ono
has greater right 10 lead, in asserting his prI
viieges, than his neighbor.
Those who see Il relulanco among their neigh
bors, 10 move in the matter. should not hold back
on that account. but should regard it adJi
tional incentive 10 "go ahead."' The absence oi
one county from tho convention. nigh, bo Tho
| cause of tho selection of candidates who no
the choice of majority of the party. 1t is no
sufficient TO have choice among the candidates
but that choice should be expressed in conventions
1t Is an Idle declaration TO express preference
for one man, or an opposition to the cther and re
main at home and suffer another 10 be nominated
After that, ii is too late, Ur then as good demo
crat he must support that man, choice or choice.
No excuse can be offered for not doing The
The pretex: that "A, or is not the choice ot
the party, is lame one, and no good democrat
will use it, especially be who would not attend the
convention and endeavor 10 select the choice o
Il ma jOriIy. is not justified in such
We satisfied, from the demonstrations IN
various parts of the State, thai The January con
ven,ion will be attended by delegates from ma
Jority of the counties, but it should DO full ono
Every county should have voice in it. Thost
counIies that do not send delegates TO The conven
ton, are trulnt TO themselves and TO the olho
portions OF the State.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

ITALIAN MEETING.-A largo meeting of tho
Italian residents of The city of New Orleans ioek
place al the Orleans Ballroom, a short time since,
The object of which was oyoxpress their approba-
tion of the course Of His Holiness Plus X, in
MIR. Barell was unanimously chosen President,
and was assisted by host of Vi:o Presidents
DR.. Natilli and Mr.. Soutini addressed the meeting
most eIoquently in the Italian language, and
speeches of The most patriotic character were de-
livcred by Alessrs Preaux and Dimiiry. 1t was
one of tho most enthusiastic meetings that ever
was held in the city, and did honor TO the heads
that proposed ii.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

GETTING THEIR EYES OPEN.-A whir paper
uses the following soliloquy, upon the receipt Of
the election news in Pennsylvania
The Dutch Of Pennsylvania have given the
wings cronf, in the governors election, we'll vine.
Cared Shunk's mnjoritv being somo $4,000 to
10000. The name Of Shnnk alone is worth at
Ioasi 10000 votes to any cnndidate in Pernsylva.
Mas We had as soon against crouf or cabbay
tsa'f. as ngninst Skunk, among the Dulch We
hope tho wings will profit by this name hereafto
and II they hnve whg hutcman in tho State.
of any thing like tho name. TO put him on the next
track, or the the name nearest to it as possible
Schnyder, for instopce," No. try Scam;dt
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

THE SKIRT ExPANDER-A New INVENTION
L appears gentleman of tho city of Troy, has
invented an article he calls Skirt Expander, for
which he is abou, to procure patent. The IN
ventor says it will do away with the cotton hustle
1t is said to be principally made Of India rubber
air tight, and is capable of being iniatcd or con-
;ractc at any time. lfa lady should be walking
and wish to appear larger or smaller the skirt is
constructed that she may enlarge diminish
her apparent sizo at pleasure; and yet person
may be walking with, and not discover how Oh
by what means, her apparent size is diminished OF
increased.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

A FIGHTING FAMlLY.--Wo notice in the re-
marks OF Gen. Martin, at n meeting of the cti-
zens Of Beaufort District in honor of tho Pal
metto Regiment (says the Charleston Ne,cs,) that
Capt. Sumter, who is the grand son of the old
Game Cock" Of South Carolina, and who dis.
hnSuished himself at Churubusco. had ten of The
lhe blood of the revolution is still true 10 the
country. A
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

REALLY PRovoKING.-In Massachusetts wv
requires that parties. before marrying 's .+a
published thu; is, their intentions Oh '''.,.
shall be- announced in church, three s'vs
public days, or else posted in somo public PS -,
two or thrco weeks. Tho press. howe'e' /,
ken advantage the Of provisions of 'ne ofib
we now see IN the Boston papers no"s0 N
who inloni marringe. ], is terrible p,'' ,se
a man cannot 60 ACQUIRING, nor e''': way d
heart, witbou; having the affair mo w
nswspnpsr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

GoDEY's LADYs Boox.-rhe November num.
Der OF tins perIodIal is al hand teeming with in
tcres'InS matter. contributed by the best period-
cal writer's. The embcl shmens n re IN engraved
mezzotini-' The Cottage Musicians by Valch ;
music, fashion plates, &C., are fine and in keep
ing with its other contents.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN FRANKLIN Cove
are requested to state that meeting Of the pem.
ocratic citizens Of Franklin County, will be hold
en- at the Court House in Ozark, on Saturday the
2oth inst, for tho purpose of selecting Delegates
to attend the State Convention, at Little Rock, in
January next.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, for November was re.
ceived by the last mail. lis contents sustain the
established reputation of this periodical Tie
embellishments, Z" Fort Mackenzie" Rural Life
and Partisan Fashion plates are of the highest
order. The Literary productions are from the
pens of our most distinguished Iiierat.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

0-WhIlst dcprccaiIng the Indifference mani
fcstcd by tho democracy, in many counties, in
regard to The State Con venIon. we jnyfuy revert
TO the pleasing fact. that in The great democratic
region Of The Stute. The whole population ali, e
10 lis importance, and all The counties 10 the Moth.
west have taken primary steps and by the first OF
December every county will have appointed her
delegates TO meet those from her sister Counties,
in convention on the first Monday in january
Already have Marion, Searcv, N CIV ion, Carroll
Madison, Benton, Crawford, johnson, Scott and
Conway counties appointed delegates. Washing
ton will appoint hers on the 22d inst; Franklin,
Pope and Yell, we understand, will hold meetings
some time this month, and thus will be completed
the action of counties in the 4th and 7lh judicial
circuits.
These counties will cast % votes in the con.
veniion, and if Yell county, about which wo have
some doubt, should instruc, her delegates to vote
Tor DreU and johnson, these gentlemen will re-
colve five votes out of the fUemy-eigM, in these
two circuits. The entire fourth circuit, by coun-
ty and township meetings, have declared for Old
ham or Wilson for Congress, and for Roane or
1hornfon for Governor. Crawford has declared
for Ohdham for Congress and for Roane for Co.
vernon. aud we have undoubted assurances that
Franktn, Pope and Conway will instruct their
delegates 10 vote for Oldham for Congress, and
Ronnc or Thornton for Governor.
We have confined our observations 10 Tho 4th
and 1th circuits III response TO Of our friends
in distant parts Of the State, vino have written us
upon the subject but in addition have assu-
RANGES from high sources, in other crcuits that
Judge Oldham will rcceivca warm support throug-
out the State.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

PARTloTic.-Gen. Wade, of Ohio, has offered
to the War Department to raise brigade-arm,
equip and transport it 10 the scat of war, at his
own expense the cos. thereof to DO met hereafter
by the Government.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

Death OF THE Hon. A. H. EvERErr.-From
the Baltimore Sun, of Oct. 231. we clip the fol-
towing account of the death and funerel of Hon.
ALExANpER II. EVERETT, late U. s. Minister at
Caution China.
DIED on tho 29th Juno 1917, at Canton in
China, the Hon. A. II. Everett, Commsso ner
from the United Sttes to China. The funeral
soemnilies took place at o'ct'ck. P. NJ, the
ing dav, attended by nearly the entire for
'oh., The Rev. P. Parker offcated
e'sn community = Of an appro-
on the occasion. After tho reaoln1 -
pirate portion Of the scripture and prayer the &c
mains were conveyed to the place of nterment,
Dane 5 Island, Whampoa, by the steamer Corsair,
accompanied by most of the American and sew
eral of the English community, and officers be-
longing to Il. NJ. steamer Pluto, Capt. Airsy
having, with kind consideration, provided sea-
men from that vessel to convey the body to the
grave. At Whampoa the procession was joined
by detachment of armed men, sent by the
French Commodore Lapierre, under the dircc-
ton of Commandant NJ. Liviere, 60 escort it and
render military honors 10 the remains of the de.
ceased.) and by train of boats from the Eng.
lish American and other vessels. The flags al
| frigate La Gloire, the FLAGSHIP of Commodore
Laperre, conspired to mark tho interest and so
lemnity of the occasion.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

OSDERDoNkIsM--" Fig Leaf SensIO''u'''
lhis Is an expression recently used ~ 'O"'
paper, to excuse 81 the laying of hands Oh :,
tain prelate, in places whe.e they should w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

Polk AND CLAY.-We acknowledge the receipt.
per last mall from the enterprsing publishers
Hn1 Grores d Co., Philadelphia, of magnificent
mez1Olint, full length likeness of President Polk
engraved by SARTAIN, from an original painting
by The late THos. SULLY, Jr. 1t is most finished
and correct likeness.
BY the same nnail, and from the same poIite
hands, reached US a superb mezzotint engraving
of Nngles celebrated portrait of HENRY CLAY,
executed by W. Warner, Esq. A ii persons who
hnvo seen the original will testify to the fidelity
Of this portrait.
Weorc authorised by the publishers 10 receive
SUBSCRIPTIONS to either Of those portraits, and for
the sum OF - IN cash, we will agree 10 have
brought by the mail, free of COST, either of those
splendid engravings.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

SOMETHING New UNDER THE SUN.-I@'
zens of Columbia, Penn, have given Pa
dinner 10 Thomas Walsh, a prirate, who 10Y
calamity at Bucna Vista !--Er.
Not 50 very new" the citizens OF Crav'
gave Barbecue to A. S. Marshall, a prISa7''
one of the Inca rnacion prisoners.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

G-The mutlny in the Massachusetts Regiment
was occasioned by the issue of U. States regular
clothing, which was received with great rcluc-
lance by some, and with open remonstrance by
others
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-11-13

G-Our thanks are due Messrs. Moses Green
'rood 4 Co. New Orleans, for slips containing
commercial intelligence.