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ruth Is pOtcerul, and. in this instance, has reud
Peters Vegetable Pills.
LUCINA CORDIAL

HIsa a sovereign and speedy cure for incpient con-
SUMPTION impotency. dcotrhHa or whites
ence of urine or involuntary discharge thereof and for
general prostratoR of the system whehegthe result of
inherent causes or produced by rregulaty illness or
accident 1t rs pleasant to the aste and positively
IN It's operations Its unrvslled reputation in both hem
IS the result of almost supernaturs virtues
ALSO for sale by all the Druggists at and Rich
mond at So per bottle. -fN 49, -
Raleigh, August Is, Is47 t- tsa:6 667- -6,n. nd sfs
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." B. Montague. having, by agreement, }
H. retired fiom the House of W. & S. H. Gordon
& Co. most respectfully tenders his services to the
Planters Of N. c. for the Sale Of Tobacco and Corn,
Having been the Salesman in the house for several
years, during which time he is pleased know that
duced by the solicitation of friends undertake to
serve them on his own account. He pledges himself
by the aid of w. L. Montague, Jr Gan efficient
anti to do his best to effect satisfactory sales with
prompt remittances. Refer to L. H. Kitte, Henderson
Richmond, August 10, IS4z. 669-6t.
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New Tailoring EstablIshmel

MoNsrEuR ALEXANDER NELSON, begs leave
inform the citizens OF Raleigh and vicinity, that
vile Street. few doors North of the the old Post Office
where he is opening fresh from the North, and of the
latest mPortaons complete assortment Of Merchant
TalOTs Goods, bought at reduced prices and which he
will make up to order in unsurpassed style, both
regards cutting and making Those who prefer to
n,sh their own Goods either to make S rto cut only
them entire satisfaction. All that Mons. N asLs Is
trial, that fashionable and intelligentpubc will
appreciate his professional qualities Cest Peuure
que ran cOnDait P0ytiSfe. -f-r r. t,,- .......
July 20, 1S47. 66l-lY.-
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AT the New TaiIoripg S1ore

NEAH TIE otPb DIP P9sF 0PFIcE, RA1E1eH, N. o.
eNS' ei.s lNEtsQG soPenipg rich and perfectly
and which to get acquainted with the good ois
and 9elghboFhood. he will nalenp in his peS-
ay gooa hitting and tasty style very cheap for cash to
such as have had clothes made al the Nar5
ern cities to give him trial he ma satisf
Is hard to beat and can't be caught ~ 2 . ne
Broadway Taylors. = - " 70 " eve" 'he
Raleigh July g. Is47 'S"' 9=si u &c. ...aa.ia a.
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o. Printing Paper, of the best quality or
any dimensions EngegPe, Wrapping. sc. &c fur.
% shsd St the shortest notee we invite orders from
Davenport, Allen, Co. Agents Of the Comnany oT -
the SuPerintendentat at the Mill. = - ~
August, ls47 .ar. es7-tf.-
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New Publications.

A MANUAL OF the Principles and Practice of Road
AMakng, by Gillespie. Prof. of Civil Engineering in
% Enloa college. Men, Women and Books by Leigh
hunt k9ssel' New Novel, by James. Life of Paul
Jones with illustrations vol 70 mo. No. 27 Pictorial
6hslsnd' Inc Soul and the body. BY Geo. Moore, M.
NO. Louls me i4th Dealings with the Firm of
or the days of the League.
For Sale at the N. c. Book Store, by
Raleigh, Aug -, ls47. 6ss
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Auction and COTiRlrlfssft,m IRusinexs
AT n. B. HpaHss Auction & Cow. SrolaE. 81
HAVE now on hand great variety and mixed col.
lection Of GOODS, consisting of Dry Goods Groceries,
Hardwsre sBooks' Paper, INK, &C. &c. &C. all of
winch offered at unusually low prices for Cash only,
at the Auction and Commission Store of -.
Raleigh. August, 25 sSs
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Village HOteA, Wentworth n. G..

NHE Subscriber would respectfully inform all his old
customers, and the publc that he has added FIVE ad-
ditona Rooms and otherwise repaired and improved his
tavern establishment and holds himself 10 af
ford his guests comfortable quarters while they
with him.
His Table is served with tho best that the plentiful
country around The village affords. ..
His Stables have likewise undergone thorough repairs
They will be served with plenty. and attended by
fu hostlers
No pains will be spared to give satisfaction to all who
may call on him. - REUBEN J. JOHNSON.
August lS, 1877. .a 667-3ms
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AGS. The highest marke price in cash paid for
AOCotton and Linen Rags, white or colored at the
franklin Paper Mill in Richmond, Virginia Parcels
forwarded to the Subscriber will be promptly attended
to and payment remitted instructed by the
4 ii0S jao - JOHN RICHARDS : -. ''''
o. 2.-1 y h'92g74 SuPerintendt F. Paper Mill
tcjsH- -'aot a-3 ~ ..".-ss-G - Richmond u. o.
August, 1s47. l,r.aa ~ s'DI Ss2rtt
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Leonard SCOTS g. Cos List OF FOREIGN
..r-. Periodicals.

'"E|" K-CFIOUICAISs
ME London Quarterly Reuie,c, The Edinburgh
II Re0ie1o, The North British Repieac, The West-
munster Reriesc, and Biocktroods Edinburgh Maga-
zine. .r Co.. .si.... -. o.
The above Periodicals reprinted in New York
immediately their arrival by the British steamers in
beautiful and clear type, fine white paper and are
faithful copies Of the Orginals-Back woods Magazine
being an exact fac-simile Of the Edinburgh edition.
lhe prices OF the Reprints less than third of
lnoSe OF the copies, and while they equally
well go u they afford all that advantage the Amer-
can over the English reader.
TERMs-Poymt'att to be made in .alranee:
For any one of the four Reviews, $S 90 per annum
For any two of the Reviews, 90 do
For any three Of the Reviews 2 90. do
For all four of the Reviews 9 90 do
For Blackwood's Magazine 2 On d
For Blackwood and the Reviewa ~ M - .
All communications should be addressed (post pa> to
... LEONARD SCOTT, & Co. Publishers.
Sept. %, ls4f. ' -" 1saH -.
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Fall stock. Is47.

f recent arrivals, our Stock of Medicines, Drugs.
- Perpmery, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils,
and Fancy Articles, have been replenished and as re-
CARDS the' purity and terms upon tohic they are offer.
ed zoe guarantee satisfaction to all who may favor US
with their patronage. PESCUD g. JOHNSON,
August asth, ls47l Faa ,@-'.~'' - SSS :"
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AT the same time and place, I viii also sell the follow
ing lands mach thereof will pay the taxes d7,
thereon and the year 1896 the same being un
listrd lands aud subject to double tax, 10 wit:
Persons names, Where eituated, Acres value, Tu
James Isbel, Meadow do - 40 f100 IA
Austin Black \ 'a( -..4s-.I0
burns heirs, Belews Greek do 62s 1900 1910
g.. oo,L I'D JOHN G. HILL, Sheriff
Sept 2Oth, ls47. Pr. adv. 800 OO.) 6z3,lOt
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snsElls. .1'.11 81. sa.e, :. el Lands for R..

~ Qo1nty on the second NJ " r@antou, g.,
wilIPFoceedstO sell the foIOlanss 81 us
tasFs9h e. E1a Ray the Taxes due IhereoSo Of 80
10 .as 80 1's1, ls4O and 1916 VIII Cost
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State Of North ClurOlina, Granville county
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session, Aug. Term, ls47
Jno Lloyd and wife, Rebecca and Others, William
Leavster. .1
Petition for division of money!
appearing The satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant VIM. Leaviser resides beyond its jursdc.
ton, IL is therefore ordered that pubicntion be made
for six weeks in the North Carolina Stand
ard notifying the said VIM. Leavister be and appear
at the term of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
TO be held for the county and State aforesaid at the
Court House in Oxord, the first Monday in Novem.
Der next, then and there to plead dsmur
the said petition otherwise, the will be heard
expate as to him. and the prayer petition granted
Witness, James NJ. Virgins, Clerk of said Court al
Office in Oxford, the first Monday of August A d. lS47
JAS. M. WIGGINS, Clerk.
Sept 22. 1917. Pr adv. IS 62l-2 672-6t.
State Of North Carolina, Nash County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Aug. Term 1877
Jordan JOINER, Admir- of Jordan Joiner. %. Wright
Joiner, Drewry Joiner, Wm A. Joiner, Peggy Joiner
VIM. Joiner and wife Tempy, Moses Daughtridge
and wife Rody, Elijah Winstead and wife Tassey,
William Adams and wife Arcadia, Joseph Winstead,
Jordan Winstead, Merritt Joiner, Frances Joiner,
Dreusey Joiner, Polly Joiner and Sarah Joiner.
Petition for sale of Real Estate for assets
IT appearing to the satisfaction of Court that William
Joiner and Peggy Joiner. reside beyond the limits
of this State it is ordered by the Court that publication
be made for six weeks, the North Carolina Standard,
notifying the said William A. Joiner and Peggy Joiner
be and appear next Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions be held for the county of NASH Al the
House in Nashville, the second Monday in Novem.
Der next, then and there to plead demur to
the said petition otherwise the will be taken pro
eO,fesSo, and heard ex parte to them. --,, ..r
Witness F. M. Taylor, Clerk Of said Court at Of
Isiii. '' ''e' ''' - F. M. TAYLOR, Clerk. -
Sept. s. ls47. Pr. adv. IS 62l-2. go ct.
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For sale

warren county, very desirable residence els OT
valuable plantation Of TAO acres, lying o"r I
east from Warrenton, South of Litteton Depot aUs
the road leading thence to Grove Hii aud on the % D
side of fishing CEeek. About geo acres of the co %
Of excellent low Or fiat lands we'll drained and SG
vaton1 Most OF the balance is standing in s.nS.d Ond
and there is scarcely gully on the whole tract l ou
dwelling ls news large aud convenient, and ns
3n!ld nss eor5esPsnds Spring Of pure cOO
as sS moved IS suthciently convenient and
" The above valuable prOpettyI shall offer on ~, ~,
premises On Friday the 18th day of October 0
hlghest bidder, reasonable teT@s would es ot
hitdselk and sho11d BE glad 10 see them at any HD'
oetwsea this and the time ofsale. .y1'"'r-
d',y' o'n h7Ta'u9 ussJ hcTAMES THROW,
scSePlenheE n 1871 u = n1n1.e ~. p loIpeE-
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- ,. $40, 600!
81. ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class SO, for 1s47. To be drawn al Alexandra.
Saturday, October 10th. /.
75 Number Lottery-4 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME
prize Of $4,000! do. S Il, 900! / do 1900 !
do 3 5000: do. $4,000! do. S2,5s9! l do.
81, 900 80 prizes do. s 1000 30 do. $500!
80" 90 DO of $500 257 of S20e!
r. Tickets $10--Halves So Quarters 50 so.
CertIcates OF packages of 26 whole tickets $3.50 90
do do 26 half do $500
Do do 26quarter do 80 so
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"A certificate of package of wholes entities the
holder TO all over $40S nett that may be drawn by
the 25 tickets named therein. Certificates Of halves
quarters and eights, in proportion.
This grand scheme is the most attractive one
that has been drawn in the United States, and
is we'll worthy of the attention Of fadventnrers The
lowest prize that can be drawn by ticket having
on il three of the drawn numbers, is 2, 900 !-and
any ticket having on il the 1st and I'd drawn mum
bers only, will be entitled 10 prize Of 1000!
I@. Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certi6-
Gates of Packages in this Magnificent Scheme,
will be promptly attended to, and an account Of the
drawing will be sent Immediately after is over TO
all who may order tickets from us-Ad9ress
J. & C. MAURY, ..
Agents for J. w MAURY, & Co. Managers,
.....~- q - Washington Civ d. c.
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State Of North Carolina, Nash County
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Aug Term ls47
Homon Arlington Benjamin Screws.
Original Attachment. Kelly Rawls, summon gar
nshee.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendant Benjamin Screws, resides beyond the linn
its OF this State, it is ordered that publication BE made
for SIX weeks in the North Carolina Standard notifying
him to be and appear at the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions TO be held for the county of Nash
November next hsh there plead to issue ; or 1dg.
ment pro confessO will be entered up against him.
Witness, F. NJ Taylor, Clerk of said Court at Of
hce, in Nashville, the fourth day of Sept A D. ls47
+. VI. TAYLOR, Clerk
Sept 6, 1917 Pr. adv. So 81 l-2 6706t.
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Land for Sale.

WISH to sell my tract of land lying within four or
Il Ave miles of Raleigh, Crabtree Creek. 1t con-
land and more than one half is woodland Persons
wishing to purchase farm near the city would do we'll
TO call on me, and learn the terms, determined
to sell. H. B. HAYES
Raleigh, September Is, ls4T. 67I-tf.
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I'm the first Monday in, November next, will ex-
pose to public SALE at the Court House in Onsiow
County the following Lands. lakes due thereon for
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1-..' -- Notice. ..a n., q. t---s
0N the 4th Monday in November, in front of the
" Court House door in Wentworth, will sell the fol-
lowing Land or much thereof will pay the Taxes
due thereon. for the years lS4A. lS4b and lS46.
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The most brilliant iDtfery Ever draws
',e..rsin the United states.s sss -.
I aI.e$ 10 o. 600 4 gA-1h
+ $4,000. $4,000.
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July Il, lS47.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. -.....
A T the Annual Meeting ofthe Members fthe NORTH
I1Ca Folina Mutual Insurance Company, held at the
Office of the Secretary, January s. lS47, the following
were elected Directors for the ensuing year.
w eston r. Gales, of Raleigh, Wake County. ....
Josiah o. Watson, do % do do
Richard Smith, '.n- do DO do t.i
Hon. John H. Bryan, do do do
Albert B. Stith, do .:@ do do l+.,'.. -.
Henry d. Turner, do do do .e. ..,.. q.
Thomas A. Demill, Of Washington, Beaufort county
John MsRas, Of Wilmington, New Hanover county.
George McNeill, Of Fayetteville, Cumberland county
Kemp P. Aston, of Warrenton Warren county
j. R. Sloan, Of Greensboro, Guilford county. q,
Richard N. Taylor, OF Newbefn, Craven county. ,
And, at Meeting Of the Directors held on tie I4th
inst the following persons We're elected Officers Of the
Company Tor the ensuing year, viz: h''E - 7.'.1E
Josiah o. Watson President, ~ :ff.r..t .i.@ -.-..
Albert b. Stith, Vice President .I...g. .s ... ..
Richard Smith, Treasure, ,,,,,,. ..., .. ...
Theodore Partridge, Secretary / '|
Charles Manly, Esq, Attorney, -'''''1
Albert B. stith, - - - ......
And Hon. Richard Hines was elected Director Of
the Company, oice Hon. John H. Bryan, Who declined
accepting the appointment. '0a" 'I7'j =
,a- T. PARTRIDGE, Secretary.
Raleigh, Jan. u. lS47., ,; 'f.l'-rr - s4i"y
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"HITE Sulphur and Congress Water. Afresb
v " supply of White Sulphur and Congress Water
just received aad for sale by ;,3..T , . =
August 26th. - 3 - - = SSSt
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$so6 Prizes Is Of $4,000, anoddtins . $4oo. 300
Being the to1rest three auns6er prizes. 2is.'
s The ist and Cd drawn numbers, $1,000!
The I'd, and Sd, or Sd aud 4th drawn Nos, $500
ALE LOTTERY ,sat.
Glass Sc for 1s47. To be drawn at Alexandtia,
~. Saturday, October Both, 1s47.
UNDER THE suPERINTENDENcE OF COMMISSIONERS.
j. w. MAURY g. Co MANAGERS. = -
49, (suceessors to J. G. Gregory, & co) -
rs Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots! ...
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
grand capital prize of sIoo, ,0ooI do. of $4,000
splendid prize Of $2o, 900! / do. of $15, ,OOG
do. Of $l2, ,O75 5 splendid prizes of $4,000! do
Of 5000! 5 do. Of $4,000! 900 prizes Lowest
three numbers) of So 600! SO do. list & Cd drawn
numbers) of 1000! 126 do. I'D and Sd, or Sd &
4th drawn Nos.) 500! 126 (4th & 5th or 9TH & 9th
drawn Nos.) $3.50 1875 do: (6 & 7th or 7th & sth
drawn Nos) of 5000: 371s do $780, SS23436 do $40!
Mhole Tickets $40, Halves 500, Quarters $40.
eff n. .,zf.g.. :. Eighihs So. li - ..ss-a ga.
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SP1CES. and Essences, .ot every variety, an hand
~ and for sale by PESCUD k JoHNS0N
Aug. 26. -''.''e' 3. ~ - eco
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. - j . JOBsP RINTING :,
Execnted at this Office with neatness' ac''
x ..ul,W racy and ,despptch.a
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.. oPAPer Hapsin& and Borders.
oFfench and Amercan, Of the latest patterns. and
Iastt S'loFs, with good assortment Of foe Board
F1nfssbni ssero7 Call AZ the n. c. Book Store.
'eAe . tNS' >e2| 657. I,
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.

TO BE DRAWN IN OCTOBER, ls47.
J. w. MAURY & co. MANAGERS.
ts0ecessors to J. G. Gregory & Co. -s-.
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I W. D. HUMPHREY, Sh'H Of Onsow.
| Sept. %, ls47. (Pr. adv. Si2) 67I.6t
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Persons calling for the above letters will please
say they are advertised. ...
....... WILLIAM WHITE, P. NJ.
Raleigh, September 80, 1917. 674-3t
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4oSsH9n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27
From the Char. Evening Neps.
THE ORDINANCE OF I5Sy.y

This celebrated enactment which is so
ollen quoted in speeches within and with
0utof Congress, is viewed ginIhe 4speech
Of Mr.. Burt, Que Of our representatives
in Congress. in the spirit Of trae states
manship. lie disputes, ye:y jpstly,Slhe
constitutional right OF Congress 10 pass The
ordnance. He Shows that it vas contrary
in its purpose and intent 10 the act of
cession by Virginia in 1874. Of ihe North
Western territory oal Of hich the States
of Ohio, Indiana, illinois, Michigan with
the Territory Of Wisconsin have been
formed.-This is established OH the au-
lhority Of MIR. Madison. One OF The con-
dilions of this cessiqn was that the .lerri,o-,
ry so cedeI 'shall be formed into distinct
Republican States, aud admitted: member;
o[,he Federal Union, having the, same.
rights OF sovereignty. freedom and .inde-
pendence as :hc other States" Nows
how can the formation Of States having
the rig ht.of sovereignty, freedom aud. .in-
dependence, take place consistently with.
the restriction contained iu the sixharlicle
Of tho ordinance, "lhal there Shall be-
neither slavery nor involuntary sery;tude
in said Territories 2" What species oe
sovereignty and independence isit :that
would control the aclioD Of a. member of,
The confederacy as to the character of
their domestic inslituionslr What color
Of right was there in Congress to impose 4.
condition Of Admission into The. Union,
that violated an anteeedeni condition an n
essential feature Of tIle grant itself, and
comforting the right at oil to iegisale, on
The subject?-Why shoald this ordinance
be SO often cited as Of paramount aulhori-
ty, as an enactment conlEpIling and reguf
laling the whole mauer! As a Standard
OF legislation aud The sole criterion To-.
which American statesmen are compelled.
TO conform? Why, is it thai this character
of in(alibility should Bo given TO nero
&C. Of Congress. ii,5s -. . *.
II is impossible TO say why'ttis ordi-
nance shou Id have become 'sosanctifed--
TO anallefable, as il il werp part of ihe
Constitution ITSELF. 1t was iu fact a naked
usurpatiou. If the question. ol conslitu--,
lionally were made before lie Supreme
Courl, The decision must be in favour Of
leaving TO tho Stales which had been
formed or may be formed on, Of The North.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27
TALLAHASSEE Jan. 10.

Indian DepredQtions.-By kindness oi
Mr.. Jarnagan, representative from Orange
county, We are permitted 10 copy the
following .extrac, of o. letter received by
him shortly before the adjournment Of the
Legislature. The facts it makes known
are truly orninous, and will occasion con-
siderable anxiety and apprehension. We
had OCCASION, few weeks since, to allude
to statements OF The Senator from Hills
borough, which this letter sustains. The
General Government should not suffer
itself 10 be misted by official reports that
The Indians keep within their bounds; and
unless something eifecualis is done 10 insure
] Tranquility, there is great reason to appre.
bend troufle OH the frontier: q"
MElLoNvilLE, (E. F.3 Dec. IL.
Mr.. Jarpagan-At the request Of your
mother, Isaac, &c., write you in relation
| 10 lhe indians. Mr.. Belo,l has just re,
turned from your place, informs ME that
your brother had been absen, three days
in search of your cattle aud could find
none. He states that while oul he came
up to one lndian, who informed him. that
there were fosr more with him, and that
they were merely out on hunting .expe-
,lilion, protesting friendship, &c. They
have fired the couRlry all round your place
and your family is much alarmed. They
are evidently driving off your stock, and
burning the country SO as 10 prevent their
being traced or followed. q
Siuce writing the above; Lee has come
in here, fully corroborates the above, aud
states that large trail Of cattle has been
found by him and Isaac, leading South,
and four Indians camps on Il. He says
there is no mistake about their takiug of
your slock, and you know his opinion is
worth as much, or more than any other
mans about such matters. This is usually
The first step towards an outbreak and be
wishes nae TO say to you that you ought to
ceme home. {orthwith-:hat if you knew
the real situation of things yeu would not
stay an hour. The Indians were within
Eve or six miles Of your house a day or
two since, burning all around theme The
one that Isaac saw appeared saucy, or
rarherimpuden., Sufficient to convince him
that they were oo, although protesting to
be, friendly: Hayne4las promised to go
out and try and ge. back your slock.
Now it is your duty 10 inform The Gov
ernor, and lell. him that this is no Idle
report, that your stock is driven out Of
their well known range-lhat Indians are
found ON .it-that they are out of their
bou ndary--and thai: the State cughtio'
seud them out if the General Government
will not. :. i' '':.1-t - :S'.': s''z..5' go
Ifesf sanguine'. ,ha, the Government.
will do something; in the meantime we
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. II.


FIRST Pennsylvania Regiment.-We are
sorry 10 fud that irregularities of some
mon.ent exist among this fine body Of men.
Yesterday, company with fixed bayo.
nets, marched twenty disorderly members
10 the first Municipality watch house, with
u reques, from the Colonel, that ibe civil
power would lake charge ofthem for sale
keeping. They were accordingly placed
in the cells for some future, disposition. a
short time, we trust, will see them in ac-
live campaign, when the duties of the pa
lriot and the soldier, will no doubt, over
power all the effervescence Of youthful an.
imal feeling, which the proximity ofaa
populous city is SO apt TO cause. Times:
AFfay.-Yester'lay, couple of the
Pennsylvania volunteers went into cab
aret in the third Municipality, and asked
for some liquor. The bar-keeper demand
ed the money first. The soldiers refused,
aud some alteration took place. when the
bar. Keeper took hol,I Of "A loaded fnwlins
piece, and discharged it a, QUE of the 10
iau,eers, wounJins him dangerously with
small shot, in The head. The bar keeper
and two Others in the house were subse-
'auenily arrested by the military, in whose
hands they were late last evening. The
affair will be investigated before Recorder
Seuzeneau, this morning. The individual
wounded is native Of Wyoming, Pa,
and belongs, as we hear, 10 company l.
Ibid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27

Gaines (Ga.) paper, we learn shat since.
this re iment has been mustered into SER
vice, one hundred and four haye been dis.
charged, sixty. .nihc died and eighteen de-.
serted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27

Csnuictron for Murder.-T5e Herman
do Backwoodsman says that Dyson, who
5asely murdered James K.;Morsesin:Jan'
nary last, has: been found guilty Of murder
in The First degree 9bs ansintelligent Jury
ofliarshaif county Mr.. % yson is tepor.
led wealthy, but his money could not
save him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-01-27

: TIE Georgia Regimentof Yolunteers.-
From q statement published in the Fort