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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-08-16
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIElD DISTRICT
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac IIawes

VS..
Rnb't Shannon.
,ESHE defendant, Robert Shannon. who is
Z in the custody Of the Sheriff of Edgefie!d
islricl, by virtue Of capias ad satis}acicndnm
issued in this case, having filed schedule Of
his whole estate, and petition for the benefit
of the In.olvent Debtors Act, on motion OF
Carol, the defendants Attorney, it is thereto
ordered, that the said I-aac Halves, as well as
all others the creditors OF the said defendant, do
appear at EdgeGeld Court House before the
Court of Common Pleas for the said district on
the first Monday IN March next, to shew cause,
if any they can. why the said defendant should
not lie admitted 10 the benefit of the said act.
THOS. q. BACON ccpED
Aug Q 1913 3m %
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NOTICE.

BY TIE CONSENT OF PARTIES.
NyHE Papers pertaining 10 The estate OF
n William Ferguson. decd, being in my
han all those indebted to the estate. by mole
made payable to Cullen O'Neal. Extor., in
right Of his wife, are required TO mike pay-
ment, and those having demands 10 preseut
them properly attesied to me. -,
-. JOHN HILL, o Ed. =
may 81 3m 10
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Sherif's Sale.

FDY virtue of writ of Fier Facias. TO me
I'D directed, will proceed 10 sell at the
Ware Honse of Geiger s. Pdrllow in tho
Town of Hamburg, on "Wednesday the 16t,
INST. III the following case William H. Moss
w. Dandy a. Key. fourteen Bales of Cotton
levied on as The property Of Il. N. Dandy.
Terms of sale cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. E. D.
August I'd. 1913. ids. 2S.
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Rr0uaht to the Jail

nF This District, a negro man. who
" says his name is SIMON, and that
he belongs to Mr.. Bailey Philips, living
within ten miles Of Livingston Post Office,
Sumter County, Ala. Said fellow is a.
bout five feet. u inches high, light COM
plexion and between % and 30 years of
age. He has double row Of upper front
teeth, and has lost his left bis.,oe. lie
says he runaway about seven weeks since.
When taken he had horse, which, he
says he stole near Montgomery. Ala.
. The owner is requested 10 como for
ward, prove property. pay charges and
lake him away, or he will be dealt with
are the law directs
A. II. BURT, ]. f.. D.
July II If 26
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C.S. MERRlwETHER.
Tdli0fcrro COuniU. Ga.

IWI1JCTTU CVHWy' uH'
This is to certify that purchased OF J. d.
Hnmmacl, Iaslyear, a d saw anllirictlon cot.
ton gin, which makes superior cotton to any
gin | have ever had. carried to Augusta
part of my crop last fall, which was pronounced
by one of the hesl judges of cotton in Augusta,
10 be the finest Io, that was in his warehouse.
Two Of my neighbors lately sold their crops,
ginned on my gin, and obtained five.eighlhs OF
a cent per b. above the market price. have
not sold my cotton, hut feel confident Of getting
the highest market price when | do sell From
all Thai know Of MIR. Hammack's make ol
Girs, and there are several in operation around
me, would say to those wIsh:ng.to purchase,
they would do well TO try his before purchasing
elsewhere. MuRTHA GRiFFN.
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Notices.

A PPLlCATION will bemade Mt the neS'
"A session OF the Legislature 10 discontinue
The old Charleston Road between the Bridge
on Ninety.Six Creek and the Creek next IL
boye the Gin House Of N. u. Griffin, on the
said road. =.
July 10, 1915. 3m 70
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EOULTY

jacob Pow BIZ Tor Partition Of
CS. the Estate of Tob,.
Philip Pow and others. Po,c. deeeSsed. .'a
1T appearing to my satisfaction, that John
4 Sto;kman and Rebecca his wife Joh,,
Reynolds and Ann his wife. William Spann.
Philip Spanp, William Edwards, -. Shep.
herd and Sally his wife, late Sally Edwards.
aud Lewis Edwards. some Of the Defendants
in this cause, are without the Limits ,ofthis
State; Ordered, that the Defendants. ,aboyex
named. do appear in this Honorable Cont.
and plead, answer OF demur 10 The saitf. Bill.
within three months from The publication Of
this order, or the said Bill, will be taken uro
eontesso against them. .,-.Ef - !; s-Ss
s.. s. TOMPKINS, G. E.E. D,
Commissioners Ofice, July 10Th, l54s. r
July l2a1,.s>,s,s .-ve n.,.r.s,;:,s,.,,2
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Fair Notice.

A IL Persons indebted to- the Subscriber by
"A. Note or Account, are requested 10. make
payment by Return Day lin! October next II
they ish to save cost, andal Gums which are
within Magistrates jurisdiction. II not pad ny
that time must also pay coslS .asI must haYe
'''O -. M w. CLARY.
Colemans. >! Roads, March 13. lmto-9
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Taliajerro County, Ga, March, le4s.

IdIia7crr0 C0unt5, Ga., Md1cH' Io4o'
II hereby certify that purchased of d.
Hammack, last year, u forty saw ami lrlct'or
cotton Gin. which performed as,wrll as any GIN
Ebaye ever:seen tried 1t made cotton equal,
in my opinion. 10 that ofany of the Carver gins
which are so hi hly praised for their colton.
My gin and gihhouse were consumed By hre'
and as a:report has gore abroad that the house
was fired BY The gin, take this opportunity 10
say. in justice to Mr.. Mammack, that il is false.
I,lnk /. can with confidence recommend his
Gins: to those wishing to purchase, for this r"a-
SON: his work is all done by fewinnd expe
rienced hands, instead of rough workmen. as
is generally the case where. lhasas great
many Gins EETasEpREp @EDwARDs.n
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Deaths By Lightning.-We see a good
many accounts of these this year, but have
noticed one peculiarity which belongs to
all of them. We alude 10 the fact lha,
almost if not quite every person killed was
at the time of the accident either under a
Tree oy by fire place, or an open window
or door. Let those who would mark the
most dangerous positions from lightning
notice these facts in reference to past acci
denis, and if not convinced by them. keep
their eye upon hose that occur in future.
1t is fact beyond dispute that men, aud
horses aud cattle are sometimes killed in
the open fields. but mol one Instance Of that
kind occurs to fifty Of those first mention
ed. When house is struck in all cases
the holt falls upon The chimney, Or through
an open window; in NOT one instance in a
thousand if ever does it 60 through a clo-
sed window, or through closed door Of a
house -Poughkeepsie Eagle.
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Starch, Sal Erafus,
Pepper, &c.

1ISI'P@gSJsNnNsN -
R EST white Poland Starch, S12d cts. a
ND pound.
New Sal Erntus, ,tl21 cts.apound. ~
Pearl Ash, 12a cts. pound. ;is y = ~
Black Pepper.4l24 cts apannd. \, szf,s
Ginger, l21 cts.a pound. it =.
Ground Singer and Pepper, very. fne at lsa
cis. pound. 3 =. = 10 81 : II
Just received from Philade! phia, by z
..,,o. es-s.,.ss,.i s. ROBERTS; ROB, t,r:;.; :.
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Ma@o During my abscnc;, for short time
Els from the State, N. s.. GRlrFls, Esq
will ac, as my Attorney pe3ons indebted TO
me Will please b = llim. - : =
&. III. GOODMAN.
June ne is, 1913: 90, ss. s.is e,fssa
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JOHN I'D. CHASE, MI. d.,
PhsySSCa0aa and SaE7'SeOal,

HHySGCttS" ssStse SttS = CORks
EB EGS leave to offer his professional seryi>
H B ces 10 the citizens Of Edgefeld and vicin
ty and respectfully to solicit share Of their
patronage.
Doctor C.'s past success in the treatment Of
diseases of men, women and children, enconr.
ages him thus TO ask the support Of al enlight-
ened community
REFER
v. Mott, NJ. D., New York City,
A. Clark, NJ. D.. :" It"
r. G. Frary. NJ. d., Hudson, N, Y,
c. Kimball, NJ. D.. Lowell, Mass.
Fl. H. Child, NJ. D.. pits6eld. Mass.
N B.-Prompt attention given 10 calls left
my residence, the house formerly occu led by
s. S. TompkIns, Esq, by night or day, or at
the Post Office by day. ]. u. c.
May u If IL
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PubIic Notice

rs hereby given, that application will he
L made 10 The Legislature for an Act OF
Incorporation Of Mount Tabor Church,
situated 6 miles N. e, Of Edsefsld Cour'
House.
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COTTON GINS,

and wond inform them that have engaged
Mr.. Crensbaw, who will siperiniend The man,
nfacturing Of them. My Gins shall be made
Of the best materials. and can say with pro
priely, they are the Cheapest G IN 8 in the
Southern States, taking tile workmanship into
consideration. i. will warrant my Gins to
make cotton equal to any made ON any Other
Gin in the Southern States, giving the true
simple Of the cotton. and making it perfectly
free of knap and clear OF moats. My Gins
will be delivered at the purchasers residence
free of Charge, and warranted TO give ample
satisfaction. -,
An Orders addressed TO the Subscriber will
meet with prompt attention Repairing done
in good style and a, shor, notice. All old Gins
Of 10 inch saws will repair and put them on
improved principles, and also warran, them to
make as good cotton as any of the improved
Gins, and at much less cost than II new one
J. d. HAMMACK.
-Crawfordvile, Ga May, l54s. lm3m-23
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Brushes, Blacking, &c.
EyOP.KNOT or double Backing Brushes.
II 25 CTS. to 371 els. each, -
Hair iBIooms, Dust Brushes, scrubbins
Brushes, &c. &c. &c. 80 . ..as
Hair Brushes, a fine article at 25 cts.:and up
to75 cts. ~
l5For saleby RS. ROBERTS.
July 26 IF e27
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DIR. JOEL BRANHAM,S. :, .s.l,.; ss + +
LIVER S DYSf2ECTIC
M E D / CT NE -,

IT N Offering this valuable Medicine 10 the peo;:
III pie of s.. Carolina fui the relief and cire of.
many diseases incident to Southern climate;
do not claim for il inlalIibility; neither dc. ].
say it will cure all diseases. Butin 4: - 9,
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
AND. DYSPEPSfA.,'s. =. ';i.t Y.
can confidently advise and recommend; its
nse from .rcy personal obsetsationca and use Of
the article in my own practice. This aiticleSis
favorably received wherever it has; beer used.
[ am allowed to refer 10 Mr.. George Heard of
Troup. Mr. John Warren of Columbus. Mr.!
McAfiee of Cobb, Mr.. .Asbury Hnlll Of Athens,
Mr. William D., Terrell of Putnam, Rev'd.
John E.. Dawson of i Lagrange s. to whichaa
| great number of,names might be added, |, who
near their testimony 10 its valne. - - :.
ffabitual costiveness is found Serysfrequently
C.. .nnected with feeble Constitutions, andper'
sons Of sedentary habits, which often e3erLat
very ,unfayorable. influence jnpon the. general
lIaeth of the subject: and is: particularly mani-
lesied by "a restless and Responding state the
mind, irregular iE not a loss, of appetite. For
this condition of, the system, this article iseon-
DENLY, with the positive: asshrs
qnce ihbti the ,dose;is properly adjusted. SOFAS
MOTTO move the bowels 100 ;actiyel Ielieffnay,
be relied on, without any, ihes least otlhe
unpleasant icunsequences,it resulting from stle
use OF the common pnrging medicines usually
resorted to. This article will ssbe found dto,act
as a pleasant cordial and tonic, restoring, the
u; ss i
Indication that the CONNIE n pi IA nleaicsnes
,ure designed 10 effect lS -
Ae
lar attacks or iious fever almost every faII
to SUCH i recommend the use pc tbis aiediclpe,
beginning. atleastby The middle Of May first
ut June 81 - ~
I. Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble, poitea1, experiepceaa sense Qfs sfulIness.
weight. and oppression, about tbesstopachaf
ter eating-in snch cases dose OF fthis medi.
cine will often afford: immediate relief. Z "a
Pregnant women often suffer from hear
burn and costiyeness. they nlaysnse the article
without the least danger and with great benefit,
Insick. or nervous headache, ,lt;is a most vain.
able medicine. ~ ~. 4,s,s., IS .1s..s
Il could append a long list Of certificates, .bu.
forbeaT, preferring to rely. on the virtues .ofihe
medicine to sustain ITSELF The medicine isa
gentle and certain cathatic, tonic and si,dorific.
5:ale. JOEL BRANHAM.E
Eatonton. Georgia. - fi;SsS cts
For sale. by Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill.
Chea,em & Settle. Duntonsville, Charles Free,
man, Cairo P. o., and i, ,r; 3 =. :..!. 80 Z
-, - 49, ]. D.. TIBBETTssa
p ~: Edgefeld C. H.
sept. 8 . a. - ssly:sg. 33s
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-.
STATE. OF SOUTH. CAROLINA
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT ii
IN THE COURT OF#ORDINARY.
William Little, Applicant, ! Partition of land
:rs. ..i..E deuised by Iil-
Jesse Little James Little, liam Little, Sr.
and others. =. ,,Jr,s g... ;.;sz7
HIT appearing, TO my, satisfaction, that John
Il. Little and David Little, two of the defepx
dants. reside without this State, it is therefore
ordered, that they do appear and object to the
division:or salesof the real estate Of William
Little, Senr., DEVISED, to the parties 10 this
proceeding, on or before the fourth day ofSep-
tember next, n their consent 10 the same will
be entered of record. }#H
JOHN HILL, o. ED.
mny "a es-. ....-e l2w 10
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Notice to Cotton Planters.

W viii say 10 the Cotton Planters Of Georgia
q and South Carolina, that Ihave tukenjthe
Shop formerly occupied by S II. CREssHAw.
for the purpose of Manufacturing
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our rights should depend upon the we'll,
wishes or opinions of any man or set
men whatever. Put not your trust in
Princes" says the, gnod book; and I'VE
would add, nor n,Presiderts either. THE
Wilmol Proviso is question which should
arouse the South to united action; aud ev
cry Sou,hernet, from the Potomac to The
Rio Grande, should arise with his arms IN
his hand, and stand prepared TO cul loose
the bands which bind him To Unon 10
which he is held by SO degrading a tenure.
'Soulh Carolina and the Old Dominion hold
their place in the American Lnion by tol
erance. Awake. o Sword of the South !!
Our honor-our riphts-our institutions,
must be in our o,un Keeping. The Wilmol
Proviso is one question The advocacy Of
the Wing candidate by The Democracy Of
South Carolina is another. We may keep
aoor; but we canno, join the Wings in
this contest. and come back to our original
position with our arms untarnisled.
A BLUFFTON DEMOCRAT.
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From the Baltimore Sun, July goth,
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The postscript in The European Times
says that The accounts frum Paris. dated
July 18th. are again Of all unsatisfactory
character. a report is curren, 10 the cl-
feet that serious division prevail. in the
government. Evidence has been obi aimed,
i, is said, which So bravely iuculpatcd Ger
tain members of The late government, lha.
it has been Judged by some of The present
government 10 be unavoidable 10 apply TO
the Assembly for permission 10 prosecute
them. Another party 10 the government
is firmly opposed 10 This, not on grounds
connected with the merits Of the question,
but from reasons of expediency.
Gen. Cavaignac himself is included in
this latter parly-lhe greatest activity has
continued to be observed in the depart
ments of The War Onice--Ihe Etal. Major
Of the Nalional Guard, the Minister OF
the Interior, and The Prefecture Of tho Po
lice. 1t appears certain thai attempts at
excavation have been attempted in numer-
Gus places; one of these is close 10 the
Chamber. another on The Boulevard lIal-
ians, uear the Rue Louis lie Grande. aud
another near the Faubourg Toslsonlere
much alarm continues 10 be fell, and II Is
very remarkable how few persons are vlsi-
ble 10 The streets or public walks, although
the weather is Gnc; The officers of Flats
Major have been warned by Gen. Cavajs
mac 10 adop' extraordinary precautions, l"r
attempts would be made 10 assassinate
them at their respective homes.
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We furlherlearu that tAmericanl lcitizens
in Cuba is in, very unenyiable: situation.
They are all objects Of suspicion dihsir,
move ments are continually watched and
noled. No American citizens, we learn,
can 90 our Of Hav' "a 10 any patt Of The
Island, unless he first swears hat hesis a
Roman Catholic aud a person of good
fame, and ,he American ,ConspEceriiies
that lie is so. Even then, he musi give
security for his good behavior.
Our Information is not as full as We
could wish, but il is sufficient 10 show that
he spirit of independence is aroused 10
Cuba, ana that The authorities are using
strong means 10 ,pIess it.. The end is
not yet. One ,ailure will mol dapn,rhose
who aspire 10 freedom and independence.
The day of reckoning will corne.and Gu.
ba will ere long shake off the yoke Of sub-
jeclion. ,.ssys
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to the South, is ample. We
have the testimony Of all the Southern
Democrats and half the Southern Wings
of the Senate to this. We have like
testimony on the part Of the Southern
Members of the House. And this is fur
ihcr strengthened by The hitter rage with
which il was assailed by all the fanatics Of
the North, in and QUITO Cougress-aIl That
rabble of political rutfians who live by stir
ring up wa! against US. What had VIr-
ginian, a kentuckian, Georgian. to 90
with aiding these miscreanls TO mature
their plots against Ihe Slaveholdins STATES?
Aud, after giving US such proofs Of what
Southern Wings can do. with what assu-
rance do they ask the Soulb to vote for a
man whose only pledge Of fidelity as yet
is, that he is Southern Whig
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From ike London Times. 18Th.
LATER INTELLIGENCE.

Notwithstanding an official announce
ment by The government that no danger
of an outbreak existed the Paris papers
of Yesterday show that much apprehen
sion PREVAILED throughout the French Cap
ital. Al the political prisoners were NOV
ed or Thursday night, from the prisons OF
Paris to The detached ports several esca
ped on The way. The National Guard
and The garrison were under arms al The
departure Of our express, and cannon We're
planted al various points. Our correspon-
dent expresses his conviction. nevertheless,
that no movement Of The disalfccted would
take place.
The following are samples Of The re-
ports in circulation: Que is, that gener
al murder of The members Of the Asscm>
bly, is intended, means being organized Of
executing this simultaneously at their re
spective places of abode. Another is that
au organized assault will he made on The
boarding schools, where young persons Of
the one and the other sex are educated !;
that these shall he captured and kept as
hostages. TO be delivered up only OIL the
payment of a ransom of money, aud The
concession of such political measures as
The insurgents may require; other repor-
ted projects have for their ends the blowing
up.of portions Of the Capital. by means
of gunpowder deposited in tie quarters Of
the Catecombs, sewers. pipes, cellars, and
other excavations, which already exist, be
sides excavations expressly executed for
the. purpose. IL is understood that the
Pensiones and other establishments for eds
ucalionshaye been put under careful sur.
veillance. hgainiH Is sa!d7ItrHr a!coIgumn %
sf4g 900 RsaSs s;Saai aAssss@ss sad de-
mand peremptorily to be fed or TO be shot.
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IRELAND.

The crisis;is now fast approaching. an.
each party is sirdine itself for the contlIc
The government, by vigorous consor,
ship OF The press. The arrest Of The con-
federa,e missionaries, the employment Of
spies, aud the augmentation OF lis armed
resorces: and The people by prodigious &C.
,ivity in the enrolment clubs. the eslab.
lishnent OF the League, The distribution
Of arms, The most compile fraternlZatlon Ol
all classes, and boundless resolution and
enthusiasm. On Saturday night Mr.. Duffy,
of The Nation. was apprehcnded on
charge Of treason and felony, and commit
ed on the like charge, :he whole of whom
will be tired al lhe missuE Gu the Slh proX.
Mr.. Dousherty was arrested in Casbel
on Monday, and Mr.. Meagher 10 Water.
ford on Tuesday, on charges Of sediliou,
and will be tired at the present assizes in
Tripperary and Limerick. Mr.. Meas-
hers apprehension caused The ulmest ex
cilemenl In Waterford. The chapel bells
ware RUG: thousand Of confcLeraIes as
sembletl. and it required all the authority
and influence Of the quilted and chivirons
captive. aided by The Catholic cergymen,
10 prevent the people from falling upon the
military and poice. As it was they slou
ed the authorities. and cut of one body Of
he troaps from the other. They created
formidable barricadc. which impeded
The progress Of the escort, ard for miles,
barasscd aud hunted the procession. but
thappily 60 live was lost. During the
week also, Mr.. Darcy McGee and Mr..
Haywood were also, arrested for sediiou
but the bills were throw ouIby The Wick
low grand jury on Thursday. The ex
citmcnt. not ouly in Doublin, hut through
out Ireland, is now everywhere in,euse,
and the note of preparation is everywhere
sounded. The flag ofrevolurion has ex-
tended TO England.
The nuled repealers and chartis:s are
rapidly organizing and arning. The Ma.
tior, Notwithstanding its PROCLAMATION, has
appeared this morning.
On Monday. The convicted char,is,s in
London, were sentenced each 10 Two wears,
imprisonment, with security for future good
canduct.
The Queens Minister'S have abandon-
ed their intention OF permitting her to visit
Ireland in the course of next month.
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From the Mobile Herald &, Tribune sJniu 90.
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA

lnSurrection-G Great Stdushtsr-Rebrl-
lion crushed-A few days ago We publish
ed an article from The New Orleans Della.
giving some account of the discontents in
Cuba, and stating that there was:an insur,
reclion expected on the oath Of June
This news is confirmed by an arrival at
Pensacola from Key West. The follow
ing is an extract of a leIers Z ;Sss
PENSACOLA, July
News reached here today BY he
schooner Gov Bennett, Capt. Minor. four
days from Key West. A smack had ar
rived there from Havana, which reports
that an insurrection was to break out ON
The 20Ih. The conspirarors fiad:bursl into
The slores and taken amnuniiian Before
they had maured their plans tbeSgov ernor
discovered it. Five hundred ofsthe iDsur-
gents were slain, and the renlainder5fled to
lhe mountains"
The Pensacola Democrat confirms this
intelligence as follows:
1--WE learn by Captain Thomas p. Mi
nor, Of the schooner Gov. Bend :tha, a
smack arrived at Key West, ihe day on
which ne left for this port, anSrepor,ed
that an insurrection was TO- haze laken
place at Havana on The 20ho fiiiis9mou,h.
But fortunately The Governofbecame ap-
prised Of it, and took precautionary steps
to arrest il, the nsureclionissso perceiy-
lug that The conspiracy was. detected hrnke
inlo Inc stores, and forcibly possessed Them.
selves of ammunition. &C.. WheFsupon
the Governor called out lhe5reg ulartfoops.
and the insurreclion was suppressed. after
the slaughter of FIVE hundred ofslheinsur.
recliouisls. the remainder were drivento
The mountains