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j. r.. GRIFFIN,
Commission ezHeFCKQ7s1,

Receiving & Forwarding Agent.
EMAS declined the idea of removing from
Il 81 Hamburg. and avails himself of this me.
thod to correct That impression. ts
He will continue TO devote his attention to
the best interest of his patrons, and solicits
continuance of their favors. sg,.-, ~
Hamburg s. c., 18th April, ls47.
april 81 4t 13
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Musguitc Fleet.-Tbe Mexicans must
have been pour marksmen; for though our
little holila was within quarter Of mile
of The castle, and remained in this position
during two or three hours, firing alternate
ly into the City and Castle exposed also
to the continued fire Of shell and shot from
the latter, and from F'ons Santiago. THE
Southern extremity Of the city, ndi a life
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was LOST ,sa Mound received ,sor one of the
vessels sinjI red tss ss75;s47g, =.

go e.l.-
was Egss. saaoiaa s, fscelVed,o OF Que c' Tue
tssS
7 C ~ s ~. NJ.
y .no, ~
LAY ss's,o' ,,;,h t
R S ss;s Ie a -. a@
ins stsSsy I, =, snd cb;,s ,sn - ,he
sword - :, .,'',,'s.''s",.s !
~ ~ a ete.s 4 81 sss,r.. $500
&, ,Ra,.n,e Il ,mI Ms,;c,A corresnonde on,
oe,bssM I'D HsIonrnaI .,f rom,,srpe coz.
.ba.,, II s1ns5 isad ons -. ,,,n narsan0 ., ,sSo
,gers uu I far anss,;ms re.;d an, ~ chants
-. ,l;frs,sn,5 ns,,s e or 49," - @ aa ~ ',ho
MOO m nes,s fIsye nne f,,on ,hs sn.,sn, @ l.,eI,,
sdon,sd sa and ,uas assn,edsh., bu ,ho Is, ~
,Jannaryt ne., !. the s.;,n,,or,s ;no Mex;co
under gihessaIa les of dniv! f;xed, bv the Urea.
snrysofd ers,i all probabili,v: amount to
ak millions This sum. abould tbe.
continue, ss,yiil of:course. assist in defrayiur
the expences Of the government. q And The
correspondent adds that even shopId The
war close. he pres1mea il will he Stimulated
in f,he.treatythal we shall continue ID. COL
lect and retain these re venues, for certain
length aois siime-durirp; the whole time
thatgyesmayibe Obliged TO sustain a mill
tary forcesins M exico, with a view 10 en-.
1 co.oa, 4 a. EI,,,a,. a. ,Lo-.,.
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Bargains! Bargains!
Selling off at Cost.

and scolop Trimmings 3yds.
d for 25 cents ..,.,......-
Common Straw Bonnsis, 25 10 62I cents,
Needles and Pins, at 5 cents paper, best
se3=gi quality, el-ai 7ls' -
Crockery and Hardware, with Dry Goods.
and n well assorted stock Of Fancy Goods
!. and Perfumery, will be sold .at Cost for
one month fromlho Is, Of April. --,sr
Come in time 10 get Bargains.
Z. -. z.sa,' n. s. ROBERTS.
april 81 If l3
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aud because thewhigs took groundagainsr4
:them;Sand not: because I;joined him or his
fallen fortunes. had no motive to do
either, while Lhad s,rong ones to support
The measures which lsarproved. 1t would.
have been highly censurable in me to turn;
against them because he had beennforced
60 support Them. s,tl:2
With grea! respect, I am &C., ,aA93
J.C. CALHOUN. :
C. N. WEBB, Esq. ag asiE
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81 Cout of .4ppeals. This Court will assem-:
sble in Columbia, on Monday next, the Sd Of
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Tic Cotton Crop in ALabama-A gentleman,
arrivei from Mobile, informs US (says N, o.
Mereury.) that such have been the ravages Of
the worms in Alabama that all the young cotton
has been completely destroyed by them on all
the plantations between Mobile and Demopo.
lis; and that the work Of destruction is so
complete, that the planters have coun.ermand.
ed their orders for rope ahd bagging.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
81" EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
pYJoHN HILL. Esq, Ordinary of

ID Edge6eld District
iWhereas A: Perrin hath applfedto
me for Letters of Administrator, on all
aud singular the goods and cha,tels, rights
and credits Of lSobt: Hutsan, late OF. The
Dis,ricl afofesail deceased .t':i - So. p.
These are, therefore, 10 Gle and admon-
ish all aud singular. the kindred, and cred
itors Of the said deceased, 10 be and appear
before me, AT dur next ordinary's Cour,
for the said Dis nc, 10 be holden at Edge
field Court Houses on the 10Th, day lof
May next, 70 SHOW cause, if any, why
the said administration should not bo
granted.
Given under n hand han and seal, this tho
24th day e'of April, In The year : Of our
Lord one, thousand eight hundred and
qforty-seven, and !in the list year Of Amer
can Independence. 80 !: : 80. 80
.s..a Ss,t Ohm HILL, o. E b.
Aprilss8 ID !.
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Tx. Washington Union and IYilmOt prooiso.
The Washington Union complains of being
'misrepresented on the subject Of the Wilmot
priviso. 1t now appears that Father Richie,
eschews it, and will on this subject stand up for
the South. Stick to this old gentleman, aud
you will do much to ressin the good opinion of
the South, which you have nearly forfeited.
Hear him: s3, ae''
1--WE have correctly defined our position.
We have stated that the South could and would
not a:quiesce in the Pilmot proviso; and that
nothing would satisfy them but conciliatory
settlement on the Missouri compromise princi-
Pile. according TO the spirit in which the consti
tuition was formed, and in Which il has been
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PUBLIC SALE

OF 3OLOTS ON SHUL TZ' S HILL.
NEAR HAMBURG. S. c. ~
,MN MONDAY the 10th day Of May next,
W will be offered for sale to the highest bid.
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State. of South Carolina.
~ EDGEFlELD DISTRICT. ~
IN EQUITY.

JOHN Rochell &s'
James Tompkins, E1'or. and others.
George Holloway, u wife. q others,
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Large Claim upon the United States,-A Mr..
She'll, Of Florida has brought forward claim
to the amount of one million and seven hun.
dred thousand dollars. against the public Trea-
sury. Mr. She'll owned a large property in
Florida, duuns The Seminole war, Saw Mills,
for Live Oak, and various other Improvements
upon large tract Of land, the whole Of which
was broken mp by the United States army.
The Counsel he has engaged are Mr.. Webster,
Mr.. Dallas, Mr.. Berrien, and others.
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General Taylor and the Presideney.-Various
newspapers and public meetings have recon-
mended General Taylor for the successor of
Mr.. Polk. 1t appears that the Wings claim
him, as member Of their party, and many of
them now, are disposed 10 support his claims.
We do not know even what are his political
opinions, as we have not seen any publication
ofthem, by himself or any of his friends, speak
ing, by authority. On the subject Of the Presi
dency, General Taylor, in letter bearing date
at Aqua Neuva, March Ath, l547, aud addres.
sed to General Butler, says:-
81 may observe that have been also named
as candidate for that high Office by a few
newspaper editors and others, which has been
done without my knowledge, wishes or con.
sent.
-" This have assured all who have written
me on the subject, assuring them had no as.
pirations for that or any other civil Office; that
my whole energies. mental and physical, were
and had been absorbed in such way as
thought best calculated to bring this war to
close, believing i, was for the interest Of both
countries the sooner it was done the beter-ai
any rate so far as ours was concerned !; and
that President making should be lost sight OF
until this was accomplished"
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Frankling College-Univcrsity Of Geor-
gia. Athens have just received a
catalogue ofthis, our State University, aud
are pleased at the increase Of members il
exhibits. The total numbers OIL the list is
l47-number al this time in attendance,
l34. Six States, viz North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alaba. :.
ma and Mississippi. furnish students to the
College. SouIh Carolina sends eleven :;
Alabama, ten; Mississippi, three !; Florida.
three aud North Carolina, two. Savan.
nah, we observe, has nine Of her sous who
are being educated in this oldest of our
Southern Colleges. They are Robert, C.
Allen, Charles S. H. Hardee, Edward F.
Campbell. Hugh E Cassidy, Clarence A.
DeLyon, Joseph Ganahl. Henry w. Yer
sliIle, VIM. Waring and Alexander C.
Sne!s.
From a private source we learn thatthe
institution is ina very flourishing condition,
having more students than at any former
period; each year adding to.its numbers
increasing its friends, and extending its
influence -Sauannah Georgian. 80
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Arno;ntments bu The President.

2 appointments By he President. 4
~ Brigadyer General Gideon ]. Pillow,.to
be Major Generalsin the army of The u.
States, in lbe place of Thomas H. Benton,
! who declined to accept. a2 s'.3..:zz a.. J;
< Brigadier General John A.Quitnan,.iq
he Major General in tn elariny 0f3the u:
STATES. inlhe place sof'iWm. Cumming,
who declinedsto accept. iis rte es f.'+a,z;9
Col. Caleb Cushing. 2 robe tB Bigadirr
General of fthe army of lie ;UnttedgE gEsfases,
in the place:of John AZ Q1iiman, pro-
-, AsIsS 3 D = sitslEf o. . p Qssii
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c' letter from Nj. Benton on the fesi,
dcncy--Mr. Benlon il a letter TO the edi;
tor Of the Boonyi!le tMo.) Bulletin, in
regard to his name being placed at The
head Of the editorial column Of that paper
as candidpte for the Presidency, says
very emphatically that it is entirely con
,rary to his wishes and declared intentions.
He requests ,hatit may dropped. -
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MAY. .saS'sFso@ g
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Sheriff Of Ne,rberry Distrie.--H. Fl. Kinard
sis elected Sheriff Of Newberry District.

III Election in tie City Of Nsw York.-Ths re-
cent election in the City Of New York for
Mayor and Councimen has resued-in favor of
the Whgs. Mr.. Brady is elected Mayor. over
Mr. Bfownell;; Democratic candidate, by a
Vote oftwo thousand aud upwards. The Wings
4 have carried ten ont Of eighteen wards for
Councilmen.
Charter Elee,ions.-In Brooklyn, New York,
! the election resulted in favor Of the Wings.
They have elected the Mayor and a large ma
Siority ofthe Council. In Albany they have
also succeeded in electins the Mayor and a
majority ofthe Council. -
Mr.. Packenham, the British Minister, at
Washington, being about to returnto England,
shassbroksn up his establishment, and directed
ghis furniture to be sold.
Santa. Anna, il is stated. was born at San
Jnan del Rio about 1904, and is the son ofan
sexiled Spanisfnobleman.
L. ~ ID. . IH
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LETTER FROM Mr.. CALHOUN.
The following letters from Mr.. Calhoun
are published in the Halifax IN. C.) Re-
publicaa. They were addressed to the
editor. and were elected by letter and
editorial which appeared some time since
in that paper, and which came under the
uotice of Mr.. Calhoun:
FORT HILL, April 9.
Dear Sir-The letter wrote to you,
aud which you desire TO publish, was
written with the feelings called forth by
the leller from you, 10 which it is the an
swer, have not kept copy, and eau
not say whether il is of character, either
from manner or matter, which would
make it right TO publish IT. As general
rule. ever avoid appearing in The public
press when can we'll avoid il; but es |
have never written line containing a
sentiment in my life, that would be un-
willing the world should see, l leave you
to act as you please in relation 10 it.
With respect, | am &C.,
j.. G. CALHOUN.
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BecEsCSth'sssPStES,S,

b. k. ffEsAGAS, Sccrelary OIL Stale.
stapril 28:T me- 's1<sf S2' -, 2tst.' T4
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Lamentabls Cceurrence.-On Saturday last
the day Of the battalion parade at Mount VIII
linz. in this District, number OF 7ersonal
renconlres ri res took place in which many ofthose
uua presentwere severely injured. Daring the pro-
y gress Of these affrays. Mr.. Joseph Qnattlebaurn
was struck on the head with gun, by Mr. In
sfred Padge,, and SO severely wounded that
ahe died at late hour on Saturday night. Mr..
Padget has not been arrested.
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>,eGt)e aOnertlser.
WEDsEspAY. APRIL 2s,ll5l7.

- g. > EDGEFIELD C. H.
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New-York Legislature. SPECIAL SESSION.

SENATE. ALBANY Sept 81 P. NJ.
Mr. BARLOW reported that the Committee OF
Conference on the general Manufacturing bin bad
been unable 70 agree and the Senate voted 10 sp-
point new Committee.
A resolution was adopted appointing d. ID
FIELD one of the Commissioners on Practice, IN
place of N. Hill resigned.
The amendments 10 the Free Bank bill have
been concuucd in.
ASSEMBLY.
The Railway Committee reported against Mr..
BAscons bill 10 reduce fares Railways from the
Hudson westward to two cents per mile.
Among the messages received from the Senate
was n bill for the formation Of Literary, Religious
aud Benevolent Associations-a new bill in lieu Of
the House bill.
The Canal Appropriation bill was passed in
Committee of the Whole. Before agreeing 10 the
Report OF the Committee. the House adjourned.
There is every reason tc, suppose that the report
Of the breaking Of a Canal lock at Little Falls IS
without foundation There was delay for about
10 hours on Sunday at Ra nkin's lock, but mp to
A. NJ. yesterday all YVES right
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The Confr0IierShip.

Mr. BAnuEL H. RCGGLEs of this City, who has
been named Ia many quarters suitable candidate Of
the Whig party for Controller 1T the next election PC
slut ely decibesws regret 10 lesrnto allow his
be brought before the Convent IN candidate for
that any other Office.
NJ. FILLMORE. who has likewise been named
among the Wings for Controller. has also declined 10
allow hla be ussd-hs whole time and attention
being almost exclusively devoted b. his own pf
vate Affairs. lExpress
~ Presenting that the Erpress is well informed
in the above statements, we trust that the Wbig
Convention viii not insist thrusting so imPor-
tsnt an office on any man who gives fair notice
that he declines IT, and cannot find time n dis
charge its duties withoutdoing whence to previous
engagements Either Mr. FILLMORE or Mr.. REQ.
GLrs would make an excellent Controler-none
better-but the man who takes that Office should
have his art in it, and bis foil time to devote to IT,
Hon. FRAscis GRANGER is now the only man
whose name has been suggested for this post be
aide Messrs Fillmore and Kuggles. He is
Statesman Of undoubtcd integrity decided busi-
ness talent and efficiency, and stands iusty high in
the affections Of the Wings Of our State. Proven
bially generous he has yet acquired an ample
petencc, aod can afford 20 devote his time wholly
10 the discharge ofaby public functions be may nc
cept as he has always hitherto done We do not
know that he would consent 10 take this any
Office but sec no reason why he Should re-
Ease. On the understanding that Messrs. FIJI
MORE and RUcCLEs pcremptory decline and that
Mr. GRANGER does not we think the latter will be
the nearly unanimous choice of the Convention.
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Brutal OrrRAer-li IL seldom we see rscs,s.
al more Hgnsl failure In cass Of ~ cool p-srpesl
tsted oursse upon an uupro.ec,cd female IS the o,.
d..eripsd IN the last Gosh>n I<ro,ra II oera,,,s 4.
whitley Go Ia or the 3is, alt eolored man By a.
name OF John Rosenb~rry ascrrtsiDips from Nrs ksi,
icy isins near Columbia thu. her husband w. sba~r,
from home and no, expected 10 return up,,i ~
lowing day came back ~ her house IN the evruin, Ia.
spprosch being discovered and his disbolicsl pgrp..
readily Inferred. the door eossd ard fss,ened go
the lone woman prepared N defend herself 10 the h..
extremity Rosenberry reached HE arm through IN.
window. which was struck with by Mrs K,,.
ley He then burst open the door Nrs K hat t.t-,
down her hnsbsnds rhs but "a the alarm of III. o.
ueni she dropped u upon the door when ev2loded
she then ran up stairs and the negro stternu.s a.
c.nbor after her, she struck him the side of H.
head With an that hs obliged 10 esvs Tor n.
own safety A reward Of hfiy do.lsrs wm offered h,
tse wretch, and We learn that BE- has been taken.
Indianapolis ia) staie Jour
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Illness Of fIr. PoIk-Rumorcd Return Of Gen.
scott. &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


WASHINGTON Sept q. 1871
The President Of the United States was quite Ill
Yesterday. 50 much so that he was confined to his
room aud issued strict orders to HE domesics not
to let the circumstance be known to the public if
possible. Such iniOnctons. however, are useless,
when your orrespondent is about; for he is sure
20 fall in with whatever facts extant particu-
larry those of an Executive nature. Although his
excellency may not like 10 have his illness pub
iclv announced still IL is right 1t should be, as
there IS portion of his party who might be on the
qi,i for wndalls in the event of Heaven taking
him 10 itself. Bat do not think there is much
danger at this time OF that happening as Mr. Polk
is very prudent man in every respect He is re-
markably systematic in ALL his movements and this
may be one ofthem-even though IT be sickness
by which his regular career is governed.
There is n rumor aloat in high circles here that
Gen. Scott is on his way home How far this may
be true or not. have no other means of knowing.
than by informing you it comes from responsible
sources Ii is said the President received within
say or two a dispatch To that effect. This rumor
receives a large degree Of credit from the fact that
the President has not received line from Gen
Scott since the 4th of last June IL may be per
haps that the General is in high dndgeon with the
powers that be-. and that he is returning to settle
matters personally with them himself
The Grafton OF Governor SEWARD beforethe vast
assemblage Of Irish citizens on the day OF the cell
ebration Of o Conners funeral obsequies. has been
read with a great deal OF interest by the natives Of
ireland in tins city. II there were anything want
ing to endear him to that class of our people it was
this great effort his part To portray Irish history
faithfully as he has done on this occasion. No
man whose heart was not centered in the subject
OF which he treated could have given SO correct an
snaly sis of the suilerings OF the Irish nation under
British misrule as Governor Seward has done.
Yours ARIEL.
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sesicnn Anair--Pnredc- and santa Amn.


We learn that ore Of the Mexican prisoners now
In our city rsceived via Tsupcc by the lat arrival
letter from friend IN the Cry 81 Mexico dated on the
afternoon Of ih- 2-h In which Z. stated that Gen Pa
redes had entered ths City Of Mexico with large force
and arrested Santa huna and Imprisoned him In the car
eel san Jago We give tha report for wha. II ia worth
neither denying nor endorsing Its truth. IL IL by no
M ans improbable as Psredes =, the a,i accounts was
At the town of Joluca the Capital ready TO take
advantage Of any mssiep Of hts old ensny or aay con
fusion In the Cals b. regain bis former position and
Influence In Mexico The temper Of the mob ID admira-
bis suited 10 such movement
Al our iast accounts they much licensed acantt
the Americans and Santa Anna and ripe for
oiuonary demonstration. Paroles IL Just, tire 10
snatch The golden opportunity aud proa by H. He would
no doubt rally all parties around him, aud arouse a
warmth of zeal snf enthusiasm which II IL vain Tor
santa Anna ~ enjesvoT o. excite. lie Il man of gs
.nt dashing ard commanding address. aud will do doubt
a,rac, The general confidence OF tho multitude lie
comes too under circumstances which demonstrate bis
sincerity and patriotism
A,,ns dsrke., hour Of his country's history, when
her powerful enemy has grspfd her body 10 his mighty
t.ons and u pressing N. m home - her very heari-
when foreign armies environ her states and foreign
lee,s blockade an her p0rs-ihen u IL the gallant ca
bautr0 DC GHaasGya leaves th0 coury circles 81 fAfls
aud Madrid snf forgetting The Taceni ngrauiude Ahi
hardness Of bs couurynen PUSHES 20 her aid IN NE
hour o adversely ard peril There Il certainly In this
some Of that spirit for examples a which We are NOT
won, 20 look b. the Mexcans Msy not this spirit prove
contagious and nfuss liite more Vgor and nrmness
into the MeNiran resistance o. our arms.
very certain that even II the movement referred
81 by us has not been made tina, rsredrs viii not delay
long 10 raising bis red banner and rASns an insufrre
tonsry force around H. IL be- does consider the
serious difficulties of this commence then. u We
we're T. succeed In making peace with santa Anna
Psreies would Immediately overtime" that chieii-in
and organize marty which would against ions
Al, ale American citizen could BE- found resi ef he
Sabi.s II would be the war Of T-xss. as this var
styled a. IL commencement How icng u would i-st
and how much annoyance lo's and nlary .ucn pro
onzed and indecsve border would produce to orr
country may ~ imagined by those who are familiar win
the ob.nscy Of th- Aexeans end the pacne character
Of Our policy and Institutions
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MASSACHUSETTS, STATE CONVENTION
By Telegraph to TIE Tribune.
From our own Reporter.

From Reporter.
sPsISeFrEID, Msss Sept 30 ?. NJ.
The Massachusetts Wing State Convention as
sembed at this place 70 day, has nominated GEORGE
n. BRIoos for reelection as Governor by 81 votes
out of 5ea Hon jobs REED was unanimously
nominated for Lieut. Governor.
DANIEL WEBSTER was nominated for next
President Of the United States by unanimous
vote RUFUS CHOATE and w. q. BATES were
appointed Delegates at large 10 the next Wing
National Convention.
A strong and cogeat series Of Resolutions was
considered and adopted "
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Loco.poco STATE CONVENTION.
By Telegraph to The Tribune.
Old Hunkerism Triumphant
From our Special Correspondent

From our Special Correspondent
srRAcusE, P. NJ Wednesday.
A merely preliminary vote has Just been taken
and tie Hunkers hare trtampked ~ majority
OF TN. The vote stood - 10 63-eigia TOO many.
there being so many contested seats and the rival
claimants all voting. Z.
THE Bsrnburner. II would BY this are one short Of
majority even II ell the disputed seats should b. allowed
them Bot nobody seriously contend that all the sur
repttous Delegates manufactured by the Old Hunk
ere 50 that Fisss mus; be pulled down.
What say you, BsrnbuTners, Did vs Dot tel you truly
that you were beaten days since, Try 70 have
faith. hereafter and well give you the Political news
ahead Of your own orrans Ed
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THf MrNcAS W.R SEWs-We have been expecting
from the Of hourly for some days past IN
Consequence Of large edition are compelled 70 20
pres at very early hour Should anything be received
daring the morning q sufficient importance we VIII e.
ther isoe second edition an extra The Evening
Edition Of course everything up 70 the hour
OF snnna 10 pres ia the Afternoon.