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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28
ny ORDER.f the Hon. John RowIey, County Jua

DY ORDERsf the Hon John Rowey County Jpds.
DO Duchess notice is hereby gwen that an ssenmsn.
ha. issued against the estate OF JAMES LAWSON sisa
the town OF Armenia, in the County Of Dutchess, "a
scondns debtor on due proof made TO the said ooue
Judge pursuant 10 the directions OF the statute concern
ing attachments against sbscondnz, coneesed OF boa
resided at debt0-and that the VIII DO sod oi Wv
payment OF his debts unless the said James Lawson spp
and discharge such attachment according 10 law VIM
three months from the first publication VI nis notice ~,
property sng the said debtor to him or for MS as
and the transfer OF any property by HIM of any gsiP.
whatever forbidden BY law and yoid-Dhed ro"sn
keepse, the nth day Of September: lsH: o,,
vARICk ELDRlDDEs
80 lsw3m Attorneys for Attaching Creditors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

OFFTcE OF REcEIyER o. TAXES, New City Hall, Pak
I,ANEs, lsf5.-Notice Is hereby given thatth Tax
Books Of the present year now open at tins ONCE,
and that am ready the taxes charged them
All persons paying their taxes previous 10 the st Ot
are entitled deduction the amount equal 20 interest
At the OF per cent per annum. calculated from the
day OF payment the let Of February Office hours from
3 A. NJ. to p. NJ. Banksbe money only received
r. Persons sending full description Of their property
20 this office viii have their bills them, they
be had by applying at this office. SMITH DUNNlNG,
oZ5 tJal Receiver Of Taxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28
- vARICK L ELDRIDGE.
Attorneys for Attaching Creditors

ny ORDER Of the Hon. John w Einopds. Cschs
DJudg- OF The ffs Circuit note. 10 hereby gwen ~
to the provisons of the statute authorizing sAn
menls against sbscoudiny concealed, and non fesiara
debtors that attachment has issu-f against The -ssrS
WILLARD ROBINSON. ANN ROBINSON FhANeis
ROBINSON and JAMES 3. ROBINSON, rrsl9epw
Alleboro massachusetts,, or elsewhere out OF lnn snf
aud that the ssme will be- sod for The payment Of hri
debts unless they appear and disehsge such stischmehL
according law within nine months from The hrst posp
cation OF Ibis notice; and that the payment Of any des
due Them byr-sdrns u this biae. and mo dels~y"
longing 10 the and the uasfrr Of any such pr1peryH
lhem are forbidden by law, and void -0slsd NE I'D
day Of June, ls47. = sANAA1,
Auorney Tor Altarhlng Creditor No 8 Wal sIeei
81 -. q. - '-' NewYGh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

ICNUM WIFE ssw-dust and Turninss. pare, for
Lsale By BURR, WATERMAN co.
OILS lsz'jws 100 Southst-
ELASTIC PAPER-HOLDRRs AID Gum Teeth
Las Rilss fsr ehllaIsn, III ne Se~erk India Rubber
Aalsfse,aTinS Co. IS ksiasa-Isne, NJ. oed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

y Z
- nroductlve property In New-lors OF broosyn, q
- .rm OF about ~ sores situated on Newburth BAY,
three miles north OF the village.
m. beauty OF the location is exceed by any % ne
Hudson embracing view Of the tishlsnas ne ps, W
ecuntrv around The house (which Is double one) sA
out- build ngs are new and IN thorough repair
The above will he sold with without the -ocs hrm
n, ntensi. xc and possession gwen mmedlately lne
price will be low Apply 10 EDWARD h 81 los' III
pearl 81 N Y or TO the subscriber on the premises
= 20 s,.soa. THOS. \ BARRETT
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CARPETINGS

ID LAWRENCE. ~ Canalsi oteEs for sac o1 tss ros'
IL. rea.onab. terms ps-tsrns Of Brussels Teree
ply snf Ingram Carpetnrs DfuEe-ts star tarqttinfs
Occths St1F-rods. incow shades viii hxtaf-ssc Ae
salltas a a cenalN els lRpkW.
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DANCING.

DODWORTH 4i8 Broome-st near Broadway-lh-
n. classes for the ensuing season viii commences on
Tuesday, Oct. 5. .,.u.a
.ccount Of the advantages Of his school, or Of ms
Qualifications would simply state that he teache, All inc
dances OF the present day and those In proper manr
Tuesday and Saturday st hapsst for ladies' ana ehd
rem Tuesday and Friday A. hatpsst7 for gentlemen
sorees twice month, confined entirely 20 ING
In wAtzing the Polka Redows or any OF the new canoes
Academies or families attended 81 SmistP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

II n THE LARGEST assortment Of
"a Bsdstesds Beds, Mattresses and Feathers
NJ WILLARD'S Wuerooms,
80 Chatham corner Mulberry.
The sttentoa Of horsekeepers and others particularly
called 10 Wells patent right and left Bedstesd
which drew the premium AZ the late Fair Of the American
Institute O.d Beds renovated Coz Wholesale "a ell.
ols In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28
INTEREST ON CITY sTOCKs.-Ths Interest

Ion he Pubic sIocss q The CITY Of York due and
payable November s47 win be paid that day BY yo
sEPH LAwREscE, Esq Chamberlain Of the City at the
.nk Of the State Of New York The transfer books will
be closed Tuesday October u, Of O'Clock P. NJ
~ For the accommodation Of ckholders transfers
will be permitted during the time the books remain closed
to take effect the first Of the following month.
JOHN EVEN, Controller.
Controllers Office, New-York, October4 1871 Of tN5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

MI NJ fosr. NJ D, Physician. So BIos4-ay ol
ITNICKERBOCKER FIRE lNsDkANCE CON-,
IN PANY OF NEW-lORh orre o. ~. 1870 -p.,c.
.,s., 10 t.a- aE.nst ga. snd damage ey IRE Sn tse
no.f favorable terms; It's operations are eonhees S.gny
10 The CITY Of Sew-fofk and 10 u' i,S-r.ty
Al losse. a. listed and PAID with prom P'ue's ~
DIRECTORS. -.
Gorge l5eiAha, 80 S.rrbsl George Conklin
Jo.hus Brush, Robert l. ,tss 49, Rii-v
Bolts Moore. Ed~tia Cos 80, Kermit
Anthony Lamb. Assn Norts, 49, y Ir.,rch
Benin De Forest, william taese', MILAN Rrowpins
Anthony ChIdoD, Le~is1 - si ,s tin,v Ellsworth.
Alex Lswrance, NLnam - -, DTTer AN President
A 2 NrDo~NLD Secretary. -,
w D-. /, 1871
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MOROCCO MANUFAcToRY.

lrsrr<ri, Of t.s errs Of Barclay, HDssara 4 Gel
xxyoIILD INFORM THE PUBLIC that he has taken
w Az. store A. II Jsoobs where he wi keep Assort
meat red roens eoehinea coach and uad
roans. pink liuinxs. Ia So In
CHIMNEY SWEEPING.
JOHNSON. Chimney Sweeper can % ioaIe - ~ =.
ertN ct ous door from Brosdwsy oH ~
f~VwSfEH~' TOOLS q .sp,-isr saslity msnuf,s-
49, b g. ~ ,,ss,;I, IA a.. ss33r..r yos.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

- amelia Japoncss donble, white aud other chccer
-. riees we will sell few hundred Of the best 7nr
very cheap They in hne order and hed win ,osu
buds many oflsrge SIZE 90 10 hest hshl n'o h''
ia abundance Lauristino-, Daphne. Heahs ieofrope,
Azalias Primulas &c for Winter flowers me imporis
Moss and other Garden Roses shrubs Drepevines Ahh
thus trees Nc Bouquets and wresths Of choice flower
made to order VIM PHELtN SONS. Florists
oil i'm Corner of Avenue and fifthd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

N-For az wears have suffered with these awful dises
sea and frog ny heart. feel for AL similarly afflicted
a-d BED Of hem Ty Dr. Tsyors bslsen Of Liverwor
his medicine cured me when coad not move in bed
,nd as act expected 20 live week Prepared genuine
orly AZ IS BsetTnzn-st foru-rly SIS Bovery.
isi7 Sen. ~ 4 hskSs hs kstd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

- FOR SALE CHEAP, 80 acTes OF Sad silssed
10 within miles Of the VILLAGES OF Fort mitchell sai
Wolf Lake Indiana To any person de'irous o. .s''
hin. In the West this l. rare opportunity The ttis "
ing indisputable and the property unncnmnefed YIN
tase. For full particulars apply 10
oil I'm. s. H. JACKSON, MD. 10 Cherry o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

NTOTICF-All p-rs0ns who are Indebted 10 JOHN ;
~ SCOTT or sCOrr Il THOMPSON and all pers9,'
who arc or claim to be creditors Of said Scott, seou
Thompson lately carrying on business Ia the City oi Nss
York az grOcers required present their demsne
szsnst sad Scott, and Scott Thompson, ADD pfo'eW
same required. and pay their Indebtedness. TO ne -
scrber at his residence IN said city on or before inc
day on Noverber next Claims not presented will ADJ
entitled 70 any dividend which may be declared BY am
ssssnee Of said ScottDsted New YORK October ~ ~
ol3S~. J. " WAIsTELL. 20 Hudsosa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

REV r row. lowell IL. PRINCIPAL.

I'VE WISTER TERMS Of tins Institution will com
| mence November lot There are four vacancies
Parents wishing 20 send their children will please 10 ap
ply a. their earliest convenience on IN
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ fHp VILLAGE % KCHNOSD STATEN isLkNp.
I'UE FALLT TERN ofthis Institution VIII commence
on Monday the let OF November Several vacancies *
istng The attention Of parents. who desire Tor their
and pleasant situation where their NOR
ais will be strictly guarded and thorough English educa
tion given is solicited The respectable references
given For farther information address
$ ID. STEPHENS Richmond.
oo,yI- Richmond Co ~. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

ID AGs.-The highest a.asset puce Fali ,ot II
hRs,s q 70 spzsesst BY ISl snsoa' l. hssEAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28
80 FRITZ TREEs.-The subscriber respectfully

- ERIIT TREES.-The subscriber fespeetsif
% solcits the attention Of fruit growers ana aeaer
truit trees 10 his stock offered for sale ihe eh'gnt
Autumn and next Snring CONSISTING IN part o ''fset
sror inoculated peach trees % the choicest eny s
late v.ieres Also l0ooo apple trees OF the m's s'ies
"a ,,,s. nom TO feet high. Also, sie~ sos.sat
e. ..c cberrv and near trees Catalogues sent q pos,
., ap.. -, ,a,,on. Aaafe.- ISAAC PULLEN
PeSs 49, fIi.htstOwn, New .Jerset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

NOTICB.-ln pursuance Of an order Of Ahasv.
lNHotyss Esq Surrogate ~ the County u k ng
notice 10 tsreby given 3, all persons having claims 49,
VIM PHILIP ais oi the CiJ Of Brooklyn .ta said Ce..
Of Kings DECREASED 10 pros-nt The ssms With ne 1900
ther-ofto VIM Ellsworth, al lhs office OF ue p,lss
Fire Insurance Company corsef OF Front sad fls ~
10 said City Il Brooklyn before the I'm tg ~
iasry nexL-Dssd Bfooslyu, Ausgs II, 1917
CT SMITH, Esrsssr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

TO GApITAIl>TS.-At private SAFE, fae.nic
H;s ard improving property In Greenwehssenue coo.
NJ listing Of two threestory brick houses and o1s As
niece OF ground Ia Amosst adjoining the abeve Niset
wide and OF irregular depth, Will be sold low Part o. rs
money NAV rem ain bond ana n,ortssse Apply %
cox corner Greenwich avenue and Anos-st " I'm
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MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL.
WEST BLOOMFIELD, y. }.
U,HE WINTER SESSION Of this Institution val
Drpru .Nnoy .E,IINARY.-PsIeai. i

sons Of correct habits oi whom ,nsl WIZ 40 ,.nect
thorough PREPARATION Tor college or ousiness
fpy invited 10 inquire after the merts OF ths Institution
The Winter Session viii commence on wednesday
November3 ,-,--l
CTculnrs with testimonials may be had st Dodds book
store Brck Church Chapel. OF Of the Principals
Princeton; Rev DAVID Magic ID Rev Nicholas Murray,
ID. ElizabethtOwn Roswell l.. Colt P~'~f-',n' r-
" Alexander. ID. Rev Charles stuart heN Du,0 30 ~
Dunbar Rev Corham ID Abbott Rev. Jacob Abbott. y H.
Wetmore Esq Geo b. satterlee, Esq Rensselaer, havens
Esq Robert Sears Esq New-foIk; Rev John MeD9~eii'
Do Robert r. Potter Philadel phia; VIM. b. Nhtsheao'
Esq Suffolk Va Nathaniel Dana, Esq Boston mares
Oakford Esq New-Oreans OH o~eou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

a.. AT PRIVATE >ALE-lhe three sioy ones
HI house aud lot. IN fee ON me south SIDE d rwenY-
NJ secoud-st ~ feet east Of Third avenue The hous
u ,t front and rear by 80 feet dcepi size Of ot . y ~
feet inche. This house : furnished tor 'iore inihe
gor n,rt,enl,r. Apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEkCKER,
'"' -. ~f'' Auctoneer. Bfoadsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-28

IN PURSUANCE Of az order Of me sunsfs'Sey,
U County u new-Yok, Notice is hereby gwen MTs
sons ha..ng claims ssabst JOHN J. HALL, ~ - d
Ciy OF New York deceased To present NE ssn' lb<s
yo1c- ihefrof TO iae subseribers at the sofe ysrs
Hal No y Cabsrioestfeet IN the City OF 49, ~.
or before The l5th day Of February next-usS
York, she lIth day Of August lst7
ALBERT HALL. lgsecsrs
HERBERT HALL v..<,vu
aulZ IAwem. AMANDA N HALL. L,-><---S
~ PURSUANCE Of an order OF ios safiofs 81 ps
iCoanty Of New York. notice 10 hereby ssr~a -
socs having claims against 0sris Van ues % nsr,sn
IN, Guy Of EewYok csfpenirr. decessea " n 80
same with The vouchers hereof to he subre'y~s .
ofhce, No % Fulton street, In the City o. ~ s.vYcs
or before tho 50th Cay u October Dext-p"7"
lbe lSlh day u April ian.
SAMUEL o. VAN DEN BERoH' Es~caS"
JAMES VAN DEN BER0h,
al lawsms
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:, .IIIY n0ARnING sCuOOL FOR BOYS.

Il YonkeT- N 7. the east bank Of lne IIuusoni N
miles from the city The Winter Term Of the Locushh
school will commence the Let Nov Cireuas contain
ing terms &c be had al the bookstore OF Cal Id
sTEDMAN. lS6 Nssssu-st- -, ...c,e -
o2 I'm. " " rhA.-cto, = -
DROP. vILLEPLAIT AND LADf's English
and French School for Young Ladies 20 bfeene - De
tween Wavegley- place aud Eishihst For terms please
inquire of Prot V 90 iAne'
GERMAN LANGUAG German gentleman Of
Inbera education i prepared TO give lessons 10 me
German language and literature. Terms modefAi-' ana
best releIenee. given. Apply 81 7l Whliest o. Nv
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20
I ours truly,
1UUTS ITUTy,
J.C. CALHOUN.
V. X. Stevenson, ESP,
CIRCULAR.
COLUMBIA, Oct

COLUMBIA, Oct. lSH.
Dear Su.-Col. p. M. Butler having
been killed in the battle of Mexico, it be.
comes the duty Of tho people Of South
Carolina to provide for the family of the
leader Of her soldiers who has purchased
renown for her at the cost of his own life.
F.r this purpose, and in order that every
citizen may have il in his power TO par.
tcipate, it is proposed to raise the neces-
sary sum by subscription Of one dollar TO
each name.
Al meeting of the people Of Ricbmand.
uhe proceedings Of which were given last
week, the undersigned were appointed a
Committee for this District, and To cores
pond with the other Districts. This being
matter in which The whole State is
equally concerned. we respectfully propose
to you to take such measures of cooper
aIou in your District as my be deemed
most suitable. enclose number OF
subscription lists, which can be distributed
through the CuIonels of Regiments, 10
each Beat Company, or used in any other
mode that may be fxod upon.
Whatever sum is obtained is TO be placed
in the hands Of trustees, to be properly
invested. For this purpose YOU are de-
sired to send delagaIc to represent your
District in general Conmitree, 10 meet
ia Columbia, on tho first Wednesday Of
the next session of the Legislature. Each
delegate will, Of course, bring the funds
from his District
The subscription is to be not more than
one dollar to each name, but any one who
is disposed TO give more can do is by using
The names OF his family or Of others.
Also, donations without name will be
received. The newspapers Of this place
librraIly offered to publish weekly the
lists of names of The subscribers. If you
will forward those Of your Dislrc, We will
attend to lheir publication.
We are very respectfully, &c..
JOHN Il. GOODWIN,
JAMES il. ADAMS,
e. ROOkTER.
R. w. GlBBES.
A. S. JOHNSTON.
JOHN CALDWELL,
Z. ]. ARTHUR,
G. r. BRYCE,
3. ID. BOYD,
Executive Committee for Richtana District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20

benefit. II has afforded facilities to the
Europeans for the payment Of those heavy
sums in which they have been indebted To
US for breadstuffs and thus we have been
saved from the disastrous effect to which
we should have been exposed, had ours
been an exclusive money demand, where
by the monetary pressure in Europe. par
!icularly in Ensland, would have been
vastly augmented, and ourselves have
become, in all probability, the victims of
our own prolibilory acIion. These reflect
ions, taken together with the prosperous
activity of our industrial population, and
the satisfactory employment of capital in
manufactures, are Of characterize impress
US with favorable anticipaIions relative to
the effect of the lariN' of 1916, under any
circumstances. Al the same lime, how.
ever, we believe that il is susceptible OF
improvement by such judicious modlica-
ton as experience may suggest.
By lae returns it appears that the pre-
sent tariff has yielded, in the first nine
months Of lis operation. a net revenue of
S22, ,96l, 1888 %, being 50, l76,0lS 81 more
than was afforded during The correspond
ing months OF 1896, by the tariff of
1912. OF course the imporIations have
been considerably greater yet, while
industry has enjoyed sufficient protection,
prices have been moderate and uniform.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20
F'rom the Washinsion Union.

FORBEARANCE HAS CEASED To BE VIRTUE
The Mexican government having de-
cincd to accede to he liberal propositions
OF our government for peace, or even, i,
would seem, TO give them ii serious and
respectful hearing, it is now manifest that
the forbearine spirit and object which has
induced the administration to tender peace
has been wholly misunderstood.
The propositions Of Mexico-lhal we
should pay to Mexicans citizens all The
damages sustained by them during the
war. surrender all that portion Of Texas
west of the Nueces, abandon all of New
Mexico, all of Lower and one half Of Up.
per California, leave the imports Of our
own and all o,hor merchants into the Mex
ican ports open to new duties, or even to
confscation, and give up our claim To any
right Of way across the ishmus-are so
preposlerous as to pul all hopes of peace,
at least for the present, out of the question,
We understand it has been determined
oy The government to make no further
ovcrlures of peace on our part. When
Mexico wants peace hearaIter, let her sue
for it. We ARE now in the possession of
her capital, principal cities, ports, aud
possessions. Large reinforcements are
daily moving forward from Vera Cruz.
sufficient TO support the gallant column, in
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20

With view ru create a testimonial Of
gratitude, worthy of he Stale Of South.
Carolina, from the services rendered and
The glory achieved for her. under The lea
ding of Col. Pierce NJ. Butler, in Mexico,
we, The undersigned, do hereby unite To-
raise fund sufficient TO support his family
in honarahle competency, and we hereby
sevcrally subscribe the sums set opposite
our names for the purpose. These funds,
when collected, to he Invested for The pur-
poses aforesaid, under the direction of the
Executive Committee appointed at the,
meeting Of the citizens of Richland. Of the!
4lh of October. lS47, and such other, COM.
miIIees of others Districts as may concur
in similar action. ..,s,
The subscription is TO be limited to one
dollar 10 each name.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20
Correspondence Of the Petersburg RcpubLiea4 1.
RICuMuND, Ocl. ~, lSlI.
Destructive CoNFLAGRATIoN.


Dear Sir:-l have 10 inform you Of one
of the most destructive fires which has ever
occurred in this city. 1t broke out in the
large Manufacturing Flour Mill of Messrs.
Warwick g. Barksdale-"Gallego Mills
tho pretty generally known as Chcvallie'
Mills. Tho fire was discovered about )
O'Clock, when The alarm was given and
the iremeu rapidly repaired 10 the spot,
but tho wind beius high. all efforts to arrest
The flames proved unayailinS fnr several
huurs-mcanwhile, the Mil was destroyed
leaving nothing but portions Of the walls
standing around the smoking ruins 10 show
where stood one of the most extensive
Flour Manufacturing Mills, perhaps in The
Union. The Mill was but light supplied
with stock, in consequence Of the pr"pre-
tors iavins(in filling or'lcrs) shipped nearly
as fast rs The fur and other breadstuf1s
were manufactured. The Mill was valued
at about SljO,UO0-was Insured in The
Richmond Fire Company for $4,000,
Virginia Marine Company $4,000, aud
elsewhere 10 the amount in all Of about
the extent Of their lnss.
Sumo estimate the total amounl Of the
property destroyed at S3O0,000. 1t may
be as much as this, aud am inclined to
think the estimate wil!iuu, the mark, when
it is recoIlectcl that all The buildings de-
stroyed were large Three story brick. aud
well built, particularly The mill aud lumber
house connected herewith.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20
From ths Baltimore Sun, 7M inst.
THE TARIFF OF 1916.

One Of the sources Of apprehension as.
socialcd with the tariff Of 1916, was that
it would prove, in operation. an insufficient
medium lnr revenue. This is, to somo
extent, realized, in consequence Of the ex-
traordInarv demands upon the uaIional
resources made by tho cxigeuco of war,
aud loans have been found nccessary to
sustain our military and naval efficiency
against foreign enemy in the prosecution
of hos'ilities. But, apart from these un-
usual demands, and which cannot, Of
course, be taken into calculation in arraug-
ing tariff for revenue, except as spe-
cal suggestion, the tariff Of 1916 has prov
cd an abundant source Uf revenue for all
the ordinary wants Of the government.
And, moreover, in its eifoct, instead Of pro-
ducing the wide spread disaster which was
30 perlinaciously anticipated by many.
ou' domestic industry has enjoyed degree
of activity and prosperity thar has been
very rarely surpassed There are still
some who seem To think that tho tariff has
been favored i'll its operation by forluitous
circumstances, but this, Of course would
have been asserted by those whose pre-
diclions were falsiied by the result, what
ever, under the occurrence of circumstan-
ces tha, might have been really adverse to
its absolute operative effect. But, let this
pass. We ought, Of course, to entertain
due charity for those who always realize
a'sullicient modification i'll The defeat Of
their predictions, especially when their wish
is farther to the thought.
In ono point Of view, we approhend the
new tariff has been Of very essential
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20
From the Nashville Union.
OUR RAILROAD.

Mr.. Stevenson informs US that, IN his
recent tour, hc succeeded in getting $780,
900 Of stock subscribed. The total sub
scriptions now amount to near 81 600, ,OO0.
Mr.. S. has kindly permitted us 10 copy The
following letter from Mr.. Calhoun. which
he has recently received, aad which, al
though no, intended for publication, will
be perused with high interest:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20

% We owe an apology to the writer Of itba, s.
Poem called Cardinals Lament" Tor having
apparently neglected it. For some weeks past
OUT time has been SO much employed with fur.
nlsilng Mexican news, and with some other
matters, that we must ask indulgence of our
correspondents, for not publishing their fayors.
rs soon as we would wish. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20

adjournment Of Court-On Saturday aorn.s
ing last the Court of Common Pleas for this
District adjourned, after session of two weeks
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-10-20
TDe a0nerttser.
EDGEFIELD G.. HI.
WEDNESDAY. Ocro pEn 20, 1872 !,

FrOst.--On the 18th of October, frost feIlin,
this district. ltwas very white, and remained.
or the earth until after sunrise. 8. ,,-,.,.f.,