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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14
From The Charleston Courier: Z.
TWO WEEKS J,ATER FROM
.EURUPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA, AT HALIFAX.
LiverJoo Market.

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA, AT HALIFAX.
Liverpool Market
CoTToN During the fortnight inlerve-
ming between the sailing ofthetwo sleam-
ers, the demand Tor this article{wos active,
and The market unusually animated. On
the l4Ih uliimo tremendous excilemeu,
prcvailed, and sales Of fully $4,000 bales
were effected. Fro ! Tho l0lhIo the l7lh,
American descrip,,.ns advanced one far
thing per pound, and Brazis, Surat aud
Egyptian one eighth. The sales from The
9th to the 10th were $4,000 bales, of
which 75,O00were American, and $4,000
Brozils. Since the l7lh, The market has
relapsed, aud was in on inactive Stale, and
prices again gave way. The.sales were
only to Limited extent, amounting to
$4,000 bales, at decline ,of, about an
eight Of penny OH the previous rates.
The Brokers Board place their prices
as follows: Fair Upland 4i.; fair Mobile
d. and fam Orleans at Sd. The sales of
The week were $4,000 bales. ~ -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14

Young ladies who are accustomed 10
read newspapers are always observed to
possess winning ways, most amiable dis
positions, always select good husbands,
invariably make good wives, and are sell
dom or never takenin by itineranl cheats
aud impostors. =,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14
WAsIIlsGr roN, March 2.

WAsnlsGvoN, March2.
DEAR Sir: have the ho6orr 10 ack-
nowledge the receipt OF The sword (which
you have been pleased 10 transmit 10 me
in the name of South Carolilliiai.,4 lii.,4N Ian
guago can express the eslimneI put upon
this truly magnificent gift. -Itsis a mark
Of consideration to which IhsYes not the
slightest claim, but which ison.ihat, very
account, only The more evingYe of. the
generosity and mo gnanimity Of fSourStale.
NV only merit consists in having had the
good fortune 10 lead body 4olsmenrwho
would have fought and conquered, urfought
and perished under any leader. This de-
voted courage is clearly altesied by the
rato of The Palmetto Regiment. aItlanded
at Vera Cruz, one of the finest I'M the SER
vice, about eleven hundred strong, and it
mustered only about two hundred .ft Tor
duty after The capture oflhe city or Mexico.
In one ensagcment-l should rather say
in one charge-nl the battle OF Gbundbusco
it lost over one half of its number, ipclud-
ing its Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel!
and YET il never fallered or waYered even
in step, until the enemy was completely
rouled. AT the same lime, il tnnited the
most gentle humanity with this dauntless
courage. A vanqished enemy.&never
failed to find q generous friend .in q yicto-
riuus Palmetto. 49, ~ ~
While South Carolina may-twell re-
ioice in The rich harvest Of glorYreaped by
her sons IL Mexico, she has cause 10 mourn
over the fal! Of many a,;gaIIantf spirit,
whose loss has dearly purchased that un-
dying glory. No Carolinianswept over
The lall ofihe noble Butler and Dickinson
| with more heart felt f,hanI did; and
10 adverse fate can ever oblilerate ihe
ploud recollection that was once the
companion-in arms Of such gallant men,
and that, had | shared their fate, (Which
would have been the most glorious fate
That could await, mo, Ishoull have shared
with them in the affectionaia !, grief ol
South Carolina. In conclusionFsir, permi,
me 10 assure you, and The SStala you rep
resent, lha,I fully appreciate lhe ineslima
blc value Of The elegant sword which you
have presented 10 me in such fstterine
terms. shall treasure it thrgSh life a:
| . ---G-r r .L---r--h-~--s.----S>SSf,i ,r OIL rIJ
connexion with The brave Palmetto regi
mont. | have the honor 10 be-,
your obedient servant,
.,:-s.5;s JAS. SHIELDS.
!. Hon, ,Whilemarsh B. Seabrook,
s. Governor Of South Carolina. 1a
. . . j. L. r 10. "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14

Dreadful Mean.-Aunt Betsy tells o
story Of one Of her near neighbors, when
sho lived in the country. why" she
says, whenever he happened 10 get hold OF
a half dollar, be would give il such a hard
squeeze, that The poor eagle would squeal
outright, almost"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14

Q9- Russell Harden was tried on Thursday
Inst for the murder Of his slave, and acquitted.
For the prosecution NJ. L. BoSHAm. Esq. So
licitor-for the defence Messrs. BAusKErr and
MuRAaNE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14

MAsTopoN EcLrpsED.-In Sibe Mobile
Herald of the 9Th ullimo, we find the
following respecting new species of Cot,
ton: .-si.iS =.
"Mr. VIM. A. Hays, our Panama cor
respondent has sent US a sample. of wild
cotton which he procured from tree on
Lp of. mounain'some four leasus from
Panama. The tree, he informs us, was
one year old, about twenty-feet high and
thirty feet across near The lop.s The body
four feet from the ground, measured four
inches in diameier. The sample Of cotton,
although carried for some time inthe pockel
and materially injured in Appearance. is,
netsrtheless, Of fine silky texture. We
shall carefully. plant The seed, and who
knows that we shall not thus obtain
species of cotton rivaling 1.-The prolific
pomegranale or any other sort YET intro-
duccd. Mr.. Hays, wo suspect is mis,a-
ken as to Ihe tree being only Que year old.
The cotton plant in warm climates, free
from frosts is perennial, and tho one spo.
ken of may be The growth Of half dozen
years." ,t.;..s:4t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14

,FIRE.-We egrot to. learn That the
dwelling house Of Dr.. Wm. Tenant in
this district, was burnt down, on Sunday
last. Upon the, same day also, ,ihe dwell
ling house Of Dr.. Agnew ut Due West.
And still on The same day, ,ths dwelling
house OF Mr.. Robert Mcdonald. ilAlso on
The Sunday previous, The dwelling house
Of Mrs. Susan A. Mckinney, q widow
lady living nearlhis village, llogsdher with
its entire contents. We understand that
many Of The articles removed from the
burning houss Of Mr.. Mcdonald, was af-
forwards destroyed by FIRE. The day these
sad occurrences took place werd boisle.
1ons, windy days. and all the fesdtlfof ac-
cidan,.-AbberiNe Banner, 3rS t|si.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14

JUSTICE TO THE FAMILIES OF THOSE
WHO FELL IN THE MEXICAN WAR;
Among The acts passed by The present
Congress, is one approved on The 24'h
ulI. giving .fus gears half pay TO Ihe wild,
ows and orphans Of every officer, non
commissioned officer and private, who SER
we'd during the late war with Mexico, and
was honorably discharged, or continued IN
service during the limo of his death, and
whose death was in consequence OF wounds
received, or" disease contracted wilEin
the line Of duty" This is due tolhe FAM
lilies Of the gallant soldiers who fell in The
service Of their counlry.-Sun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14
For long willie the devoted leader Of

For long willie the dcyotcd leader of
The Pameilo regiment, you%became so
identified with its; .honor and Weifare;that
South Carolina would have 3wepl over
your fall with the ufectionate gdef which
Ihe death Of the noble-Butler add DicEil-;
son so universallycliciled. While ihe.mind
dwells with ennobling emotions: on sthe few
survivors of the band yousledFto victory
and glory, it .inyolun!arily turns 10 you,
sir, as its commander; who on. every occa.
sion, exhibited all the essential paltribples
yofthe accomplished soldier and! gentleman.
In expressing my happiness .ins being
the official organ of presenting 10 ,you,: in
The name of Palmetto Slate;s ;slhis Slight
testimonial oflhe esteem inWhichis holds
your late services at the seatEof war,
| have The honor TO be, 5s:.l IS; 3, -,
ourobelent servant,
WnITEMAnsu B. SgaBRooh. :.
Gen. James Shields. "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-14
TDe aDnerttaer.
EDGEFIELD C.. IL.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Id, 1919.

1J We owe an apology to An,i.Bisotry ,
for several important errors in printing his
communication in our last number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

"a. and farm Of lhe sab.criber, At East Island, Do-o
~--A rs L. l. Il Will bo 1T 10 TWO pafis-ths mansion
house gardens including about l. acres 81 ani 10 one
psrt and the farm house and farm sepsrsteOr both 20
setner The place surpassed Tor h-ah, beauty ana
advantages Of f,hng iOwling. and bathing. II = about
q hour. per steamboat f'm me city and has schools
churches &c within miles of DO and 4 sb0ut niles
from en Cove landing .he Sound. The furniture Oi
be house III carriages ami everything FOR senteel
tab,hneni will be- e with Toe house Also, the farming
Utensils STOCK with the farm Apply TO
mt HENRY NJ NfSTfkN, - brosdwhV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
Ney-YorL Historical society.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Historical
Society was held on Tuesday evening, at s Rooms Ia
the Universiiy-Bon. LUTHER BnADisH Ia the Chair
Hsory ForflouninS-nr. Mo0EE read letter
from Mr. Asa Fitch of slem n stating that be has
been for two years preparing historical memoir Of
his County 10 be presented 10 the Society A'stPec
linen he transmitted an ex from the work being
brief notice Of Col Webster sSc0tchman, VINO TOOK an
active part In the Revolutionary War
Mr. mooHg also read the report Of the Committee Of
the Legislature the recon, Petition Of 20 s1cety-
which was highly favorable % the purposes desired
DonafiOas--A large number Of Donations during tho
month Of February we're announced by the Librarian
Among them noticed the following The Journals
of the senate and Assembly, with the accompanying
Documents for the last year acopy q all their pup
Ii,bsd volumes. from the American Tract Society
perfect copy of OustOns Dcbatfs IN the u : senate
for the Frst Session Of the Thrtcth Congress from
Gen Prosper NJ WotmOre. Mr. Gibbs presented
complete Of the Maps prepared for the BRUSH Spce
ty for the Diffusion OF knowledge while not the least
curious addition 10 the archives OF the Society was
Manuscript Poem written by Revolutionary SOLDIER az
the age Of 10. "A copy OF IL Maurys Wind and
Current Chart OF the South Atlantic, was also pre-.
seDied by Gen. WErMORE who took occasion 70 speak
10 term. highly and deseryedly su1a;ory Of the efforts
Of Lieut. Maury forward his plan Of observing aud
Fronting by the different Currents and Winds Of tho
ocean.
N,r Members Appointed-Hon Reuben II. Walworth
OF Saratoga Springs was elected Honorary Member
OF the Society. Among the Corresponding Members
likewise elected were Prot Ira + Loomis and stephen
DIN DD-A large number on Resident Members were
also added 10 the lists OF the Society.
Mr. BRADfsH here announced that the non arrival OF
Mr. Knevels from fisbkil-OwiDg 10 the condition Of
River Bsyigaton-wOUd prevent the receipt OF the pa
per upon Our Dutch Progen0rs," which was 10 have
been read at this meeting. II Will probably Be present
ed In April
The Frenoh 6cf0re the Pilgrims Mr.. BARTLETT read
paper on CHAMFLAIN's Expedition to the lroquois
Country on about the present location OF Onondhga
County Ia this State The facts therein set forth gave
account of the early Visits Of Champain 10 the Onon
dsgs Valley, in l6l5or i've years before the bSndlng
ofthe Pilgrims.
Arohasdwe-Mr LONG, distinguished Architect al
presen, sojournng here. brought before the Society
ths main features OF paper which he will read proc
ably At the April meeting. upon the Development snd
Histories Value Of the Ancient Monumepts OF Ameri
cs" Mr.. Long considered briefly the regular progres'
sion observable In the styles Of architecture from The
earest known development of the ATT in the erection
of tho Pyramids end made some farther interesting
remarks, 10 which We may again rccur In connection
with his valuable communication, when presented In
full.
Little else accomplished, and at late hour
the meeting was adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
TO e.. G....-By c. STUART.

How calm she sleeps, young Madeline
The heaving OF her snowy breast
Seems musical as ripping waves
BY summer moon.besms softly prest.
she sleeps and by those trembling lids.
Which hide two orbs Of living light,
Some dream is floating ia her soul,
Filling her heart with fair delight.
Gentle and pure young Madeline
No lily on is fragile stem
is half so spotless, nor so bright,
The diamond in a diadem.
Love is the impulse Of her heart,
And Faith, which doubly thr.yes nyouih
And these are guarded 'roand about,
Ever, BY honor and BY truth.
She sing tn, when the sun comes up,
Whether the sun may shade or shine
For grief comes no, 70 heart like hers,
Gentle aud peerless Madeline.
She singeth when the sun goes down
For light her heart viii ever ran,
Since steadily through all her life,
Daily, some bouuteous deed IS done,
o, sleep thou gentle rose-checked one,
Angels are watching round thy shrine,
And ever will they guard thee well.
Loving and truthful Madeline
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

81 EpE sAi.E-Ths elegant i-'ory G'ihic stone
IL front house 63 - Msrsspsc~. with lots tfoufh 20
ia Nfn.hst TWO s story brick house, side oi I"rn'
.b - rssr Fourthavruus One story brick louise nlith
go M Twepts-f,urh 81 near Fouuh.aF-rue The s"r
iri.k mus. Isl feminist The above sre furnished WIN
,.,r,r ,setsr b.ths Sr and will be- sold fruoianE
tsrns Amply 10 NM. 4 JAS. CJRR , - Wallet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

As TNDIAy CWEf FHOZEs TO DENH.-Ihe
celebrated Indian Chief HacEsaubs Of the Ot,a"s trb'
Was recently frozen % death ~ Fisher MILE Afsan
Co Liauor was the csusc 1ne band TO which be he-
longed is located Black Lake d. tue Oh Wing. and
through the fundamentally ~ the Missionaries ave
become nearly civilized Ia all their habits. MacksauDa
sss very popular chief
SnocKi>G AcclDESr-N'e learn from the D.
mOcrafc Tress Of York, IA that on Tuesday Oh lstl
week NJ william Elc0ck Of that County, was acct
deptally killed His horses became frightened. ON &C
count Of part Of the wagon be- was driving giving way
and IN cntcavOriog T. check them he slipped ana le
the wheel pacing over BIS head.
SicKNFss Mis.IssIpIf-The Memphis Tenn.
Enquirer o the 18th ut notices the fassges ol III ep'
demic which has prevailed for seversl weeks IN DE
soto County Mississippi. Upward Of hiy psf'ous hAd
died within tive miles square The disease % very V1
lent and fatal and appears 20 be compound Oh eSHP
elias scarlet fever and black tongue.
THg WHEAT CHJr.-Tho ROcbvWe MIL J0nr-
nal says the Wheat crop is highly promi'iug A. esst
il looks well. and We hear Of no complaint Of its being
Injured In any manner.
~ The following persons were admitted 10
practice ~ Attorneys aud COunseofs At Law, At ine
present term OF the Supreme Court after examination
b. Messrs Hears. Reynolds & Porter Alexander d.
DAVIS Henry NJ Washbon. john Patterson Henry
Beaklcy. william d. Robertson. Harvey J. King. spen-
Ger Daniels Robert w Duncan, Charles WiA'nson
John o. Dckey, Calvin Noyes, Charles {. Nott.
~ The venerable Dr.. Miller, Senior Poiessor
In the Theological Seminary at Princeton, has AZ
nounccl his intention u resign that important post at
the next meeting Of the Presbyterian General "a
sembly Advanced age il probably the cause which has
prompted him 20 this step. Jour Of Com
~ A female slave OF Dr.. j. James, in W emit
WORTH n G. having lately committed some ttlhing ms
deine snor her threatened b sell her P-ompieo
by revenge enc took her masters only daughter end
littls ave boy into the woods aud murdered them
She escaped but WA taken ana Imprisoned.
i1s;a The stable and barn of Mrs. Gassaway,
who resides near Darnestown, in Montgomery County,
Nd was consumed with one horse aud 100 bushcl of
oats by ire 90 the 23d ult Two OF her slaves are IN
jsil charged with the commission OF this act.
Csy- James Jordon Of Cranberry Township, Pa.
AGED ~ was put in prison on the 2s ut the charge
Of having posoncd his wife the day before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES
AND RESTORATION

nF SIGHT Prof BaOrsOS, Af-r l. Y-'f-' sin " snd
opra-uc- has Uncovered he means hereby ihr N.ti
raj .ht can be- preserved during ne without lslug spec
t.r - fee f1r ,NtWnsior Lessons snd oi'i- heh :
90 lH one hsf 10 alvarez, also, how c-n De lrfrs
uert, restored ser hss used tlzs--s - or ~ year,
fee f1r 90 &c from eOO So hall i1 sdvsnerl snd no"
Nrsr or short ghledn-s- cen De- cured ptfmaneluy zee
from 81 So. hall N advance, tie b'stce I'D ~ pal ~
he 80 of >. l-,sou, = hich range from iylr 10 too auc
ls after reasonable rfJns. persons are noi sal'hcI
.rsI b. Refunded The whole II accomp. shrd pm -
week. or The, wlthuul surgical olrfa' pAl :"
riurv OLE dsys Ia New orr, TlIrsfass fHdaysar d
.mrIays in Warren - No 80 from Broadway nr-r 'ly
-. pa '' - ms DAWU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
DRY GOODS.
NEW LACE AND EMBROIDERY H Us

NEW LACE AND EMBROIDERY II USE,
gS WILLIAM ST -
,v,uy srssCRftFRs hsvrr taken the iohs - William
i a. would respectfully invite tr attention % Guy shl
County buyers theif s,Dcs ~ soe Goods
osi1 Ng.-s Cloves. &c &c Paying psrlcu ~ aiIrnuon
A. Tbs branch q Che trade dealers can s~A5- &C.
pend UPON f1i1s every liug neg snf d-,iIsoe ID our
.iue and reasonable lerms J. W bANNAhO \ ".
M lnDSW'
E'RsSp OPENING IN DRY GUoD-.-J. ~.
tENATHER u list f.r-fsmec dry goods store 20 -
cJr.t opposite sheriff being enabled % reufr eais Jog
ale hz tre.rt ,flsk uf goose fixtures essc r. Store
wear, 10 run snd good "a ~ usine.s Eniefy inr-di
ai.y IT,. .orE can had bar. ain and th- store - 90
a. '5,,.-.,t.,- al s--o1i-.i .H.se0lf
irkNgN CAS-INERg~-ssoc cases hElt sld daf,
4 .itrs from tue harrs LNbndF-, Leeds, SAonyi ana
RICHARDS / CRONkulTE,
ma ltifoodt nseot q aud r. Exchange ilsce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
RICHARD GOODWIN,

AICTIONaEK AND NUH NaTVN nILtO'I1Il
CITY OF o.WEcO.
INFORMS TIE BUSINESS community OF The CIy oi
that be- ready % receive c0nsie um-ris ~ h
nd Of which be will dispose - al auction or
private according ih instructions Of the
"a on r-aso.sYe TIE city Of Osweso oder, an 3D.
v,ptsrsou. Market for goods - every description letters
Of conmuuicat1u tpospadl will meet win mneai4i al
tsnion The subscriber re'e, ~ Andrew FsllOr, E'q -
Roadway. New-Yors Cry. Joserh Siberian, Esq l9i
Brnoklyn y Y Lewss 4 t-a'd.i-y. ego CIV w m
II "a. dewaier Co do Doolt.e Madison, dos Car
y \ ful 3fnsOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

At AINIIUN.
~ OS IT. ESDA1, the 18Th cay OF March next II /
vc4ycs IN me afternoon, vii BE- sold by public sucgon
% ne Premises, al that desirable farm sused The
bf-Ai Notch, miles from Pzterson, miles from loom
held ADD II miles from New-Yors, conainus sbout 90
scrss most 81 which 10 In high % cultivation well
wsered Andrmbered The improvements coas Of
yenient snd substantial double stone dwelling house with
kitchen joining, beautiful spring with milk house
10 Two large barns. and eli ohsr necessary 0uh0use.
We e. good wsirr power To premises nay b viewed
scrber .h- premises. Tile ind spaiable
ARTHUR QUINN,
n. IS o. ROBERT CHlsWELL,
Auc!olesr ~ Pa.efsJn, ss~-Jrr.sy.
y. P.-Tie cJndu0es " ih- abJge sac - 70 o~s;
30 per - ssd cash ~ dap = sale 81 per
CO remain % boqd sn1 mortgage % he promises
az ~ % zlcs ~ PER - Dad % ls delivery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
SECOND BOARD.


SuPREME CouRT-GeRUal Term No on the Calen-
ds ~rs M.Efas aaa cifs Va NHg' l untef az
eu-nt ordered that al cssss and 1 on ne Cal
safar mus. boz prnt-i wnr faprf t- rs oi e
OF maual mites 90 be ty 81 aehe' and DE in Co DO
unt .ess fhsul h 'nch-s
" decon, have ~ BE- gwen m toward the css OF DE
ieiu. but 5u causesa day wi bel cslsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09


Jse, Rslara D. Lau- recover sifo lie amount Of
releu-dto TIE dei-nc. misspp airn &C. Msssrs
Co. PLACED The uots, al osriher ~h de,s he hari'
uer broker Co -. cached tcy having previously gwen hm
notes sauaiog sei cashrd, re.,et 5000
i.r-., bal .aaic, os ,,ei - 10 or \ rst cent tss
The note $40. Va. passed. By ue bols 90 NJ Bar
ou ~hsh payment had ee o. Oh. ground Of ~ao o cn-a
spi eben,on NJ baf'e 90 D. s,i 't.''d iDa
owned me uo having bought of VI fl, anirei
, NJ Esrr a.. m -. I'd, he ,.ns o de -5,e lie C,af a
communicative 'll eai Gle s sat '.'sr iraui ,F
9isaioa o. usar, nati.spPa'a n' sua -'i r'-i ta
itri rsr, without sho pss ora ial 'aos f.ui of
usar note A. Co. interest note although unief he
Ce Persoa c,n 10 stcu-i om beng ~nsse o '1li
OF shoua wtnss be- pcs ufol ihe stand s'o a
r,at,. considered A. ''fs o h own ~nt or oa- "i lAs
considered OF 90 eavtIhe Jap gave 'efi' h Gle
s,rs,n w. s., Ha,a' crsa asd -" o-a- To- r-''s'
tauf-. ',r a,''ai 80 s9,,s .io am ~. = a 80.
Roosevelt NJ, last The defendants are ift~t aud -onae
M NYsrs et. IN. NON, - -s-i bai ne ath,r. on
u,ornas qaesou Co fh- psnia and frpn'-' 90 "a
h.s he pr,,oas eyeaus Wien NJ ss.ei r- .li -
threw ees' uPoa hun ,t ~asa eo.a ..'s. a. - - e'
ho~s ascr~a oui, snd fsn iaio il- .,, ~.eie . :
be- bad re,syei severe ht GA ia- iae- "a
Oram appeared Ia d~isr,e ent ihoi oea-r a' -
ne NJ Cochrau sunr- uP Or Fit 49,
.o.sa, 80 ia- t.da.s shea cll.s as~ o. De-
present aed cot O. he Jst- bs chssr 'a 49, ~
a
aaris has right % ssirad tue 90 ile .i q Pc -
boz 10 has right % r-ns~ M t-fa
nsst d.,- matter hoW-ssr ~a n r-.t ~h ne Jep ta
t.a- ria iefrs she tssase- N--lt if p,nii 80
Fnr piH james Bra,a aac Jhn Cochn Coo is VI
Ofsrn
Before Judge Daily -Jots Bssson vs.. J'spA v ba'Hfs
r-,ver ctek tte N-yhsnss tr- a
Ass ,ti ps eft ~h si1pp~t IT, g-si qo' 81 ne
90 - BE- ,e 49, Cor o s-pt ihe Ratio 81 hfoat
-, 40 - ~ hns- he a-1lrt T. goatt-e1
-for pia. Nj whis Boz s-it NJ Bl-ot
Covsr or GENERAL SESSIONS No cases were tired
ia th. Coar yesterday k-ors-t lan,se NO 90 e-sn -
,,s Ms.hreioa sage;-t 90 Frsss The So-fi 30 iaf
~hen tie tfai ct cruises VII BE- pros-e'ed IN
Police CoURr.-Rsuben II Towner, residing at 2sJ
Cl,u Il VA yesterday arrested ehs'sr oi cs . a'S
!. ID !. Alleged se, .Nora asattn-d D. ne Oe-' %
-. ~ Ihos Ffar.r pisltt Tie atca'e' -. peg
James Cooi-y ye-i-fdsy sffrsi-i a'i
h- t.r astoa charge of tafiag sifueA ~n 90
NJ J.g~. 4 Bsn~s OF Mlasmsl tAsre-y ca .- - RI.
MN IN. s.n~ II h= st~vnk, gra< hl .sii -efrf-st 80
-. ~, th@ .ors-d hal ate - m " oa,
-rt.,1 pr- former tost ~ ietl %
ts~ ebrsh OAcrrs Forbsy puy-a snt bafs's- -
arr,si-t ger.ou- ~ho gave tAeif a-s - -.
Al S,srk. n su.qatau harn. rucoei W - "
,, th- uale proves At house Ia The Shh " an ~
.sr- coma ti-s of ess mash ..Tse ls.utn ua-e-
1cC.rt, rhomts Dana arrested Al ste-H IL
Conna 90 a chars- Of passing oogutsret - oa'
ca The l-hanaa Bans Joha husae s'oeei 10 ' '