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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

O1 Gho Fatr0eiu C0unty A8rinUNurHa 81"
' eIetY.
Ssc. I. This Society shall be known
and desig ignated az The Fairfield County
Agricultural Society. t.-1
SEC Q Any person residing within
abe linus of said county. or within the
limits Of any e"amy aajaeeai thereto. aud
complying with the rNles touching mem
bership, shall he rnemher ..,....... .......
SIC 3. The officers ef this S"ciety
shall cunsiS, If President. one Vice
President from each Tuwnshp in the
cnuaty,)a Treasurer and Secretary
each Of whom shall be elected. after the
first election, at the annual meeting of the
Society. v.a ..t
SEQ I. The President aud Vice Presi-
dents shall he The Executive Cunmiiier,
and as such charged with the business
and well being of the S"cieiy--a maori'
" Of when shall be quorum for the
transaction nf business. IS ygs9f
SEC. 5, The PresideGt or in his ab
sencs az inability, any two Vice Press
dents. may call meetings Of the Executive
Commiiiee orof the S''eiety. giving rea-
snna BILE notice nf the same.
SEC. 6. The Exscutive CNmmi,tee shall
annually appMnt four persons in each
township 0f the county. whb with the
Vice PresideR, pf eArh township shal bs
atuwnship a committee charged with the
discharge of such duties within the town.
ai, asthe Executive Cumrhittee may re.
quire
SEc. Z. The President, or in his alb
sence or inability, one ofthe Vice Presi-
dentsIshall preside at all meetipgsofthrSo
cietyas well AS 6fihe executive COMMITTEES,
a. SRo 8. The Secretary shall keep the
bnpks and records ofthe Snciely. and al.
60. those uf The Executive Committee.
SEC, 9. The Treasurer shall keep the
funds of the Society--and pay them oul
only upon the order af the President al.
tested by the Secretary--and make re-
port to the Executive Committee at the
annual meeting and oftener ifrequired by
eaid Cummiiiee. l.. faaos,6. 1sar
SEo. 10. The Executive COMMITTEES
shall have ppwer to fl all vacancies thai
occur during the year. .7 4 q. ID la.
SEC. IL. Each member Of the Society
shall pay to the Treasurer or to such per
sou ,as the Excutiv Ccommlitee may ap
poin, one dollar annually N advance.
SEC. l2, Any member may withdraw
BY paying all arrearages and giving M
,ice Of his wish SO TO do. to the Secretary
SEC. l3. There shall be- an annua
meeting ofihe Society. held at such tint
and place, as tho Executive Cnmmitiet
shall appoint, whenthe Premiums for the
ypar shall he awarded, under the direc
ZION ofsaid Committee. .u - fl+t
$40. ID. M officer Of this Snciei.
shall be entitled To any fees for he dis
charge .of any of his duties AZ an officer
q SIC. Is. AS soon as thirty persons q
more shall have desired their names to b.
enrnlled as members. the first elccti0
shall I've held for otficers-each memhe
shall he entitled 10 nne vne and The cleo
tion may he by ballot or otherwise.
SEQ. l6 The fIndsof the Snciety sha
he appropriated tn the advancement
agriculture and in slrict conformity
the laws uf;he state on that subject.
SEC. II. No persnn shall be eligihl
to the office Of President or Vice Pres
dent for more, than two years in success
ton. 81 l Ae3 faQN h3ae3a
Sre. Is. This constitution maybe a
d
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RThe Glasgow Reveille tells of ne

EV The Glasgow Reveille tells of ne
gro who was sold bv his master To anotb-
er man in an adjoining county. When
he was Informed Of The sale. and to pre-
vent his master from delivering him. he
took an axe and with great resolution
laid his left hand upon a stick ofwool
and with the right attempted t" cut it off;
it however required him To make thiee
licks with the axe before his object was
affected. Upon being asked 'whether
he did it intentionally" he replied' al
didn't do anything else. ."'7'~ f'.-'s ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

A TRUE WHIa DAUoHTGR.-Millard
Fillmore, Comptrollerof of The State Of New
York, and Vice President elect. has a
daughter, scholar at the State Normal
School. Albany, who isquaIifying herself
to he teacher of Common Schools
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

QUARRELLINGAM AMONG THEG G0LD DfcGERs.
Our correspondent in California said. in
his last letter. that the gold diggers a.
greed very we'll among themselves, but a
correspondent of the New York Sun. and
another written for the Courier aud En-.
quirer, tell different tales. and say thai
there is much quarrelliug, fighting, plum.
dering, &c. 1'''.rr
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
WThe Boston papers announce the

1The Boston papers announce the
death. by consumption, of Mr.. N. S. Dick.
ison. pruprietorof an extensive printing
establishment, long celebrated Tor the
nealness and beauty Of the work pro-
ducedi at it. He was the publisher oflhe
Boston Almaaac.a we'll known and highly
valued collec ction of statistics, &c.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

p The LocofocOs OF Philadelphia met at
head quarters on Monday. aud appoint
ed COMMITTEES "to propose some plan of
Reorganization for the Democratic party
on pure Jeffersonian principles" This,
If carried out. will soon make them all
good supporters Of Taylor's sdministra.
tion. .eF'lfp4f tlH4 -.1alf.r-ts.,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

WThe origin Of the FIRE which de-
.s'royed the Park theatre, New Yorkon
Saturday night, it isnow ascsrtained. was
ibe accidental setting fire to some small
bills which were hanging by the prpmP1
tiers box. by one ,ofihe ladies Of the M"n-I
plaisir Troupe. She having lost all pres
sncs Of mind. the whole scenery was soon
lip I Brpsd shoss flame. i ',,. '.,-,r,fss.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
Agents for llae Lancaster Gazette.

Nfihsyssrt: e. vanee (7rssREeh Z; Walter Mcttar'
Ksw Sdien: NJ. " ID. BrOek land rlonns l''tieneid
pieEsriggtsp. a Ehraht Jr Pheasant r. r.P Ashhr0ok
-Jegsrs0a: David JrnnRg East RHshuiHei David bake'
lLSfhopois: Lewis liabsT W WRashniliei N y Conlson
Catsi Nj shsster: DR. Potter Brsmsa Bsery Nshhangh
feekgiLfa. Wm r. T4ntenl aaburn r: Han B. Black
dnagxa. Nathan T. Worrau Bern r. Iau,as r. Pearce
RovaI,o,: l. CieWenip. IT, Perry T5pr: t%Vi Friend
ImanSa r. W,u. Nah,rook JAfadisop 7. L. r. Ko0nt1
Curr0il; Wiiiam r. REeek Cieareress; CeLW Hamilton
l3asiE Nenry Leonard fs-anpife Y. Il MaEefHian
paliimers- il. 1. Njceiy Somerset; David Hewiit
IN PiLMsa Esq, General tset for the EaAera C'''e'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
Cure Your COrmn!

Il ORIE'S OHIO LINlMENTl-An uuriyuIIed
lIremedy Tor coRNS. BURNG. Frosted Fest,
Weakness In the Back. Rheumatism, Bruises,
ToOtllAcbe. Sore Throat, &C.. &c., externally ap-
piled and when used internally cures ChOiie, ,CAol
era AOrbAs.. Fain in the Breast. &c. 1t has also
been used with great success 10 the diseases OF
Horses. such Ss Galded Shoulders 9trains, Scratch
es, Sweeney, chOIic, SPAWN aud Crsb
Call aud seet ths many certificates atteGting It's
anriyalled efficacy.
For sale at t"Apothecariss Hail." No. 90. Main
Street, Lancaster. by a. z. KRElDER.
November IL, 1913 %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
Venetian Blind Depot.

yWNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
public, that he is now prepared to inanutac-
ture to order all sizes Venetian Blinds, which
he will warrant equal to any manufactured else
where, both iu neatlless and durability.
His Shop is ON Main Street, South side near
the Canal. 7. v. HYDE,
Lancaster July II, B4a ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
UPWARD OF 10000 CUREs!!
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CDREDt
DR.. ROGERS CoMPOUND SYRUP or
|LIvERWORT AND TARt
For tte cares Of Consumption, and Alt
Diseases Of tie LHngs aad BIedst.

DiseGses Of tie Lungs Gad Bredst.
n FVlIlS GREAT RE dEDY has not ouly u,adA
II almost INCREDIBLE cUkEs of CohsuMPuoN.
!ui breaks up the most disirenlag Cough. Cold.
faas N The Brcast, aud .4Ithala. IN lev hd.lfs
hne. We sulhdrias oUT Asens, ~ al Eases where
Il noes not give immedIsIP Trii-f Hna the bo,tIe n
rs'urasd. 10 eIee5niy refund he MONEY.
WE WILL NOW ASK lbe aa1rted candidly In n.
4m'ne the facts below. which subsianiae the ,neT-
ITS Oi ih's Great remedy kAers uhph are incon.
'TuVruble, and csnuOt be dtn,rd. We refer you
70 the statements Of we'll known PHYsclAss and
rRoTEssoRs, who have rome forward aod h., rhesh
acis. The most ncrdul6ns ran br convinced
nat = has made edrrs whs,s every thug else have
failed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

CtORDAGE-A large assortment, such as
I Sash cord, Seine Twine, (hemp and Cottt n J
Broom Twine,twine in balls, Chakg Clsck. aud
Fish li6esi India twiOe id hanks, Sc, for sale
,wholesale and retaik BY sg,L la f.,,.a.... .,,
Aug 10, fSts BuRY s BEcK.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
Cmner Of Fifth aud Race. {! Cinelr,,a,i.

Cnrner Of Fifth aud Race, Cincinnati.
Also, by BURY e. BECK. Lancaster, Fairfield
County, General Agents; Ashbaush e. Beery. Bre-
men; Giendeunins a. Cou,-r wincheser; w. w.
lite. Lthonolis; Crist ( Pick~rMg, PIcke,i1gious
A. & Z. Mhhof, LocAville: W. 4. Breck, Csnoll;
tmore: John WoOiyard. New Salem: e. Kalb.
RushviIle: Daniel Hawkins, Sugar Grove.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

Yearly advertisers have the privilege of re-
EpBusiness Cards, not exceeding six lines.
will he inserted, for subscribers at $500 per
year,--n0n-s IhSrribers will be charged $500.
KAnnouncing candidates (iorOfiices Of every
descripicn) is charged at the rate Of 81 for each
name--tn be paid in advance. es
Advertisements not marked on the copy for a
specified number of insertions, will be continued
until order out aud charged for accordingly. =,
Advertisers are expected TO occupy all the space
far which they Contracted and eEcesses will he
charged for. The privileges ofyearly advertisers
extend only 10 their own immediate business.
JOB W0RK--We are prepared to execate Jn
Work upon reasonable notice, with nentness and
nj Gair nrices s'iiF s'N. .N7 '' ' tt
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
Just Received

Z A SUPPLY of SURGEONS Pocket Iustru
~ ments, Tooth Keys and ForcePs, u variety
III Trusses aud the best Supporters aud Shoulder
Braces ever offered III this market 'i-i
GEORGE Kaufman
Lancaster. August H. l84S II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
R. W. wHIrTINGToN, D,ugg,i.


Dr.. A. l.. ScoviIl, Cincinnati: Dear Sir-Dr.
Rogers Liyerw0n aud Tar came sale 10 hand
have sold a number Of bottles. IL has met with
GREAT SUCCESS. A Young MAN OF This
place, supposed by every one ~ have ,hs CON.
SUMPTION, has, breu ENTIRELY CURED!
DAVID MERRI IWEATHEk.
Denmark, Tennessee. June 81, 1S4S.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05


Ofthis lumber 10 are German Church
es. having service in Germanj Care
Welch; and 4 are Colored. The residue
(61 are American. fAs''F" 'r
The German Churches Of the city are
distributed thus: '" h7'A 'h
German Lutheran i'r i.'-0 2
German Catholic r ie1 B
German Meiho,list .'f "H 3
German Returned 2
United Brethren l
United Evangelical '.a' 81 '.-4l
In the above category Of Sects aud De-
nominations the stranger or citizen may
always find some one to suit his own
views. Strangers, by inquiry. will al
ways be directed to the one he wants.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
EStracts from Certificate, rl;ch cam be
aeon a fHH BY cGiitHg upon tie agents.

From tie Wyse5eie Rec George w. Maley.
have been sfi,eieS with dIseasrd Lungs Tor A.
veTal years; having trird va.ous prescrp,ious sit
little sutcess. A. lasi ,Iird DR.. Ras.s'. Liver.
wort and Tar, sud Eoaud steat ieIief would
Iecommend Il u all who ate sufeliae with diseased
lungs. SARAH MALRY.
Cincinnati, August 70, 1916.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

ft1T-'The Genuine viii he enclosed in WiIite
Hrapper and Splendid Steel Plate Engraved
Label. For sale wholesale by
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

LIrR RcscueD sRou raE vEsos o. rHr oRGvEil
ThslA.e cure Of Ma Esssr, ~ho now resid.s
on Race strSet three dous above Eighth Cincinuat;
Is uuly the most TsmHkabie aud astonishing ever
recorded,
This lady had the Consumption for The last sin
years, aud lately she grew worse and Norse-worii
down and emaeiatsd, cold night s~eats hectic leyrs
every day, reduced TO mere skeIrInn, her cough
most distressing, all her physicians gave I've, up
| 20 die with The last stages OF Consuu pi ion-Df
ralliafeua, now called m-a celebraiedl Jung Doc
ior who sad there the least hope OF her re-
tcOveIy finally her Lungs u,erTated bath Inirnally
aud externally and the blood ksrled under her nas
so that bey came ID, her friends came in to taks
| their last farewell-at this crisis she commented
usmE this same- Dr.. RoGERs' LIFERwoRr L. TAR,
which has restored he's to Detref hea III .aD she has
enjoyed since she was ID years Of age, and has
gained in 6esh from ninety to one h,ldret aud forty
pounds within the last thre months.
We the undersigned ,,alr that we are acquainted
and visited Mrs Eggau during her sickness, aud
! believe the above statement 10 ne tue.
| I0HN MElENnX
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Dye StuGs.
TWilAe.

DRUS ES-The largest assortment ever
I'D brought to this place, consisting in a very
large assortment Of Paint brushes, Varnish brush
es, Whitewash, Scrubbing, Dhsting and Sweeping
brushes, ShOel aud Horse brushes; also. Hair
Flesh, Nail, Teeth, Close. Hat. Whisker, and Sha-
wing brushes for sale wholesale and retail. by Is
Aug 10, l848, t,4, BURY & BECK
We in particular call the attention ofthe Ladies'
aud Gentleman Of this place, to orr instrument OF
toilet brushes. ~ ssglg yes il BE- y
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

INSTRUNGElTS-Dental Instruments,
Surgical Instruments. Galvanic Battery's, Syr-
rInges. Trusses, Supporters and Shoulder Braces
(ofD Fitcl) etc. just received and for ssle, al
Wholesale and retail, by
Aug 10, l848 BURY e. BECK.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

Extract from Letter dated Jackson, Tennessee.
October 26ih, lH4o.
.ur. a L. Scorin, CinciHinati; ; Dear Ssif-I want
you TO seud me one gross OF DR. Roaen' Lyerwoh
aud Tar. am entirely out N j., ani nave ron
s,sul calls for il. Tne REMARKABLE CURES
that it has made here, has made great demand for
it. Yours, &c.,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
FdamilY Groceries.

Ok Bags Green aad Yellow RIO COFFEE;
AC Bags BLACK PEPPER;
YOUNG HYSON and IMPERIAL TEAS. &c
For sale by GEORGE KAUFMAN.
Lancaster, August l3, lst7 IL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

This Tea is very ef1cacious in nervous complaints
The above Teas canbe had onlyof
WISE g. HILLARD,
Who have inst received and will keep constant.
ly ON band, full assortment. Call and try them.
Lancaster, November "a, I849 30
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
White Lead.

AlA Kegs PURE WHITE LEAD, warranted.
" IS do Paris Green; 80 do Chrome Green,
with general assortmentof PAINTS just receiy-
ed and for sale by GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August IL. 1848 IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
~ n LFANli u
DeaeOnS ofbte FIrst Congregational Church.
Cincinnati, December !, lS41

We are receiving leuer daily, cdnislnihg iuteIli-
genre that DR.. Rnern' I,ltstwofi aud Tar coutin-
10 make astonishing cnres wherever il is iniIo-
huced
Extract from Letter, dated ElisL5stttOlOn, Ky.
.augast is, l54S.
Ma A. L. ScovILLi Dear sir--I am about 10
open Dug Store at 81 Joeephs. aud would like
10 havs the Agency OF Dr.. Rogers Lverwou and
Tar Tor that place. am YOUR Agent here, ana
hnd il GIvEa GREAT sATIsFAcTIoN DR. iiowARD,
this place, says that he thinks ii one Of THE Bust
COUGH MEDICINES R use
L. IL. HAYCRAFr, Druggist
.Mr. F. G. SURE, DrESyiIt, Madison, Indiana,
States that DR. Rogers Liverwnr aud Tar haS
made snmr VERY REAARKABLE CURES among his
OWN aequHntGRfes and thai il Is ,he only patent
MEDICINE that he recommends.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
MINCnMANCul

TusT RECEIVED. a large addition 10 our
~ Stock. a'iiongwhich are the lollowing
French, English aud American, plain, Fancy
aud eolored Lerer Paper
Note Paper, Plain and Embossed
Etnb0-sed Envelopes
Card Cssess Shell and Mother Pearl
Visiting Cards. Freuch and English
Motto waien--greut variety; Qufls, Tags
French Cigar cases. grea;variety
Pocket Books. latest stslr. Powder PalFs
jenny Liua Tuck Combs. beautiful style
E1gish bow bark Dressing Combs
Zihk Mlrofss Gilt do; Frsseb Harps
Everpoihts, Accordeons. epecfaclcs
Metallic Wigs-beautifni hnlsh ffa ta
Common Do do
Band Toupec's DO
Snap do do
Common do do
Metalic do do
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

tered or amended at any annual meeting
-uolice ofsuch alteration or amendments
having been fled with the Secretary two
weeks prior 10 said meeting.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05

I0Ne Edifor of'tAe Western TFrian-
Dear Sir: Very many misrepresentation
having been made IN relation to the re-
laiive course ofGeneral Houston and my.
self on the subject Of the annexation Of
Texas to the United States, the whole
matter will be placed in its proper light
before the public by the following Order.
addressed me by that gentleman in 1914,
on the eve ofhis departure ftom the seat
of government;
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DIDRESS

Bya resolution passed, atihe Agricnl-
tnral meeting. The Chairman Of tho Com
miHee an the Constitution, was reqnes
ted To write an Address III the citizens "f
the county. andh have it published with the
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-01-05
Asritultural.
CONS NIT u NJ ON,

or tAe Fsirhsid County Agrieuituraa sO-
eletY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-28
GOPARTNERSEEEP.

HNNHE undersigned, having associated
B. themselves in business under the name
and style Of DUNBAR & GARMANY, for
the purpose Of transaclng general GRO
Gerry BUSINESS, in this place, respect
fully invites the attention Of Planters 10 their
Heavy Stock Of all the leading articles of
general consumption. They may be found
a, the stand recently occupied by B. S. Dun
bar, and nearly opposite the stand formerly
occupied by G. W. Garmany, where they
will be happy to receive their former friends
and patrons, together with the public at
large.
We are determined to keep constantly on
hand a stock unsurpassed by any ever offered
in this market, and believing our facilities Tor
buying Low, 10 be equal to any in the place,
we will always be prepared to sell at the
lowest prices, either ior Cash or on time TO
approved customers. Having rented the
Warehouse formerly occupied by B. Elliott,
and placed it under the charge of an expe.
rienced man, we are prepared to offer equal
advantages in storage with any Warehouse
in the place and liberal Cash Advances
made, at all times, on Cotton stored with US,
or on shipments made to G. w. Garmany &
Co., Savannah, whose charges will be as
low as usually made by other Factors. The
highest prices paid at all times for Cotton
and other produce brought 10 market.
B. 5. DUNBAR,
G. W. GARMANY.
Hamburg July 8, # 26
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-28

to have admitted some scruples as TO The
propriety Of setting The General Govern
ment abuut such work. Sill, for all their
published proceedings told us, were wars
ranted in concluding that they were only
little less visionary lhnn their brchern
Of ST.. Luuis,-not lha, they were truly
in their sober senses.
Fortunately for them. the people Of
Mobile held public meeting on line re.
tura of the delegation, al which MIR. Sic.
wart, ore Of he number, gave an account
of Inc true nten, anil effect of the doiugs
at Memphis. According to him, the re-.
suit Of lbe only constitutions ofthe mem.
bers Of the Convention, was general con.
vicuon that the Railway across The con-
linenI was unless at sume distant point in
The future, altogether hopeless project.
That all the best informed men, lit.
Maury, the President Of The Convention,
among them admitted that the China
trade could never he carried over thai
route, and that consequently the resources
Of The Road would be limited to the trade
and travel of the people Of the United
States. Mr.. Stewart thought however.
that the Convention would do much good;
that it would give an impulse to Southern
enterprise; would contribute to the more
speedy completion Of the communications
between the Atlantic and The Mississippi,
through Georgia and Tennessee, ami would
bring into favorable light the proPused
union Of the oceans by the Islhmus o!
T-huantcpec, in which Mobile was great
Iy interested. In what way these results
were to flow rrnm the &C ion Of tho Con.
ventiou, We do not find stated in The briel
report Of his speech. But inasmuch as
tho Convention had its share of well in
formed men, and its deliberations were
generally characterised by good temper,
it is natural to infer ha, its full proceed
inss will afford a body ofhishly uselul in
formation, anu that tho kiudIing Of so
many leading minds by peaceful collision,
will dill'usc, Il wholesome warmth through
the States. But ifIhey had done nothing
more than discover that Tho project of IL
Railway. Two thousand miles long, across
mighty ranges of mountains, through the
savage haunIs oftlie Camanches, Navajos,
Ulahs, Dissers aud fifty ohcr races of di'
nbuiIcal cut'throns, was a great humbus
we should cheerfuly admit Mr.. SIewarl's
tribute to tho usefulness of the Memphis
C0Dvenlinn. There are some other topics
in.this connection which wc defer 10 anotli'
er day.-Chars. Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-28

MANUFACTURES IN THE SouTH.-Genr-
gia, as regards manufactures, is the New
England OF Ihe South. She has built with
her own means more railroads than anv
other Slate in the Union, except Massa-
chusel's. She has already invested I'M
them $50, 900, 900, aud is advancing more
rapidly in her cotton factories than any
other Southern Stale. Immigration is
also settling into this highly fourishing
State very rapidly.
Alabama, it is asserted lras more manu-.
factories Than any other State Of her age.
She has invested twelve millions IN roads,
mines and manufactures. .
Mississippi, it is said, has fify-lhreo,
cotton factories; some Of them, however,
are on a very small scale. but the manu-
featuring spirit is mp there among tho
planners. and manufacturing town has
been commenced. aud is progressing. A,
very few years will see strong manufac..
turing interest existing in this Sta,e.-N.
0. Picayune. o,5as