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SlesEsE EsEGVV GOODS
AT THE ORIGINAL

Cheap Cash S tore.
n Hgs of splendid brown Sugar, -
q pounds for 81,
/ HIS. Of superior brown Sugar, | lhs. for $ |
8 Bags Of Coffee warranted good or no pay
10 pounds for 81,
Bes, Sperm Oil ONLY 81 per Gallon. Molas>
seq. Vinegar, MackcrclI, Irish Potatoes lol
planning, whole Rice, all as low as City
Prices.
Cheese -! cents per pound fresh Soda
Biscuits aud Crackers I2A cents per pound.
6OuO superb Segars, comprising an assori>
ment from 10 cents TO 80 CENTS per dozen, by
the quantity very Iow.
Box Of Andcrson's pressed Tobacco, and
a full assortment Of all kinds.
Powder aud Shot, Pepper, Ginger, Spices,
best Pearl Starch, Coppcras, Dutch Madder,
Salaelaius, Soda, Cologne and Lavender,
ctc. etc,
.CRoCKERY:
62 dozen Cups and Saucers, very low.
40 dozen Plates Of all descriptions, with a
variety Of different Goods in that lne..
Cases of Umbrellas, and few Silk do
CAPS.
A complete assortment of Boys s. Mems
Caps, from I2i cents up higher.
Harmonious Pocket Knives with Pencils,
Speclaclcs, Scissors.
FOR THE LADIES.
White and CoIored Kid Gloves, and a new
assortment of Dry Goods, Of various articles
too numerous 10 cnumcrale, which including
the Stock on hand is decidedly the best Sc
lcctcd assormcntlha can be found anywhesc
In regard Of selling cheap bargains, the
Subscriber respectfully informs 1he Commu-
nifty in general tina, he INTENDS togo Nc:th :c:t Il
shortly Tor Spring Goods, and in o!dcr TO re-
| ducc his Stock he will sellvery low, and as
his Store is we'll known, it is only necessary
fnr those who doubt tito come aud be con-
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PgsbEic Sale.
STATE OF SOUTl! CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY
The President and Directors
OF The Bank of the. State OF Bill .Grl
South Carolina. Forecfo.
rs. ; sure anil
John Ranskeir, William J. Relief
WisAtmau, & Aun Wight
man.
DDY vrlure Of the Decree Of Chancellor
ED David Johnson, in this case, shall
proceed, as "l.o Agent selected by the
parties, plaintiffs and dcIcnden's. to sell
aud convey the property" on lae first
Mon;!ay and Tuesday, Of March cxl, 10
nlisr for sale, al public oucry. Al EhscIield
Court House. the following real and perso-
nal property viz:
Oac tract OF land described in the plead
ings and mortgage as The homestead ol The
said Wm. J. WiIshtman. and now III lIls
possession, situate in the District of Edges
field. On Chwers' Greek, adininns lands
of Wiley Glover, Allen Anderson. VIM.
Qnarlss, John Sullivan, George GiIson.
and others. and containing twenty one
hundred acres. more or less.
ALSO The following.
EcrsyssDErac Negroes.
10 pit: Cato, Echecca. hlor's. P!i>sy,
Wvat, Gahc, Albert. Drlcy. AdeIine,
Nelson, William, Eneline, Lewis, Muses.,
Jackson. Claiborne, jr. Tom, Ellison,
Helen, Eeury While, Phnby,, Be'sry,
,Kizzv, Hanna, Claib"rue, Margaret. Lid
DIV, Sarah. Gilbert. Moody. Harry, Sue
kew. George, CiIy. Sally. Mofiar, Nelly.
P"...v. Amy, iare. F!c'nria. tI"rry:
Stephen, Fanny. B'rou. Edna, Jnhn,
john, jr.. and Gnney. and also, "1he in
crease ofthe females among them, herr,
or 10 he born, since The filling Of The bill in
this case.
The above Negroes are in the possession
of w. j. Wighlnran, where Ihuse who
desire. can sec lhem.
Tie terms Of sale will be-The Negroes
one third cash. and the balance on ii credit
of twelve months. aud the land on ono
and ,wn years credit, in equal instruments;
the crcdil portion of the sales of The Land
and Negroes, TO hear inlerest from the
sale deed. to he secured Ivy bond and per,
sunal snre,ics, and mortgage.
Purchasers 10 pay for The necessary pa
pcrs, and 'he property MOI TO he delivered
until The terms of The sale are compiled
with. S. CHRISTIE, Agent.
Edselicld C. H., Feb. 6, 1919.
Feb 4t
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HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
NAPssTEH "A. x Z: s-s2

MJOT only positive but "a warranted cure
La for consumption and all diseases nf tho
lungs. This medicine has decided the dispute
about the clliabiliiy Of consumption, and salis-
fed ;c medical faculty and all who hnye used
it, that consumption and all affections Of The
lungs can not only be cured, but they are as ca
Sly and simply cured. rs ullndst any Of the dis
orders to which The human frame -iS linbIc.=
The operation Of single bottle. which costs
81. is sufficient 20 satisfy any patient-ifnotat-
lngether loo, far gone with the ,dIsease-bf this
fact; and even single dose gives evidence OF
lis extraordinary influence in auesling and
eradicalns tile malady by the immediate relief
which it affords. This is no qnack or secret
remedy. Dr.. Hastings. its discoyerer, IS one of
the most eminent physicians of the age, and
has made full disclosure Of its history, and all
lis component parts to the world, not wishing
to incur the responsibility of conining 10 him>
self, for the sake Of profit, a secret which was
calculated TO do such universal good. And
such has been the wonderful result Of its ope.
raiions, that the London Lancet, Medical
Times. and the most eminent physicians Of both
hcmispheres; are nnziously calling upon suffer.
ers To have immediate recourse 10 It, and p,o.
claiming that of all known medicine, il alone
has positively established its efficacy by. unde.
ninblc proofs of cnring consumption and all oths
er diseases OF the lungs.
For sale at the :Apothecary HalLby
J. D. CHASE:
Price ST per bottle.
Dnrpmber G 1Sd6 12m 4tS
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NaeNaGEi.

a ii. persons indebledlo The subscribers ny
IA Judgment, Nnte,Sor otherwise, are now
earnestly requested tosmake payment during
the month Of Jannary.
From :hc long indulgence they hive had,
we confidently hope they will make snne cx>
eri"n NOW, lIlat we want funds 10 respond to
this call.
a.. BLAND.
w. P. BUTLER.
Dec. 20 1913. If 4S
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of Burr e. Dolby. a. Bushnell ard others.
Geo. A. Addison aud Z. J. h!ins. vs..
John r. Viewer James II. Swearingham
VS.. the same. Samuel Brooks, VS.. John r..
Viewer and Charles J. Glover, G. l.. 81
:. E. Penn VS.. John X. Viewer; the tack Of
land where The Delendent Viewer lives.
containing one hundred and eighty acres
more or less adjoining lands Of Benjamin
Belts. widow Swearinsen and James
Swearingen.
Allison DeLoach, for Nancy Oliver VS.
Jesse Srhumperi, John Schumpert and
Daniel Livfnglon, Two negroes. viz: Jude
and Dave. levied on as the property oTJesse
Schumpert.
Wyeit Holmes VS.. VIM. Bussey, one
negro girl Eliza.
John Bauske,l VS. James Terry; T. Keith
vs. the Same; Light r. Abney vs. The.
Same; Samuel Brooks vs The Same; <.
B. Presley VS. the Same; the Bank Of
Hamburg, S. c., VS. James Terry aud F.
w. Pickens; other plaintiffs. severally; rs
James Terry, the following negro slaves.
10 viii Flick, Pies, March, Mary and her
two children, names no, known. Cracy.
Hubbard, Amy, Caroline. Sally, Martha,
Sunptcr, Mindy. Amos, Lefty, Patty,
Peter, George, Will, Tom and Tom Hun
dley. also. one Wagon, one Bay Horse,
one Sorrel Mare, and seven mules, also.
will be sold at the PLANTATION Of the dcien.
dan, on Friday the nintiI Of March, tie
stock Of Caulc. Hogs and Sheep, Cora.
Fodder, Oals, Plantation tools. lot "I Cot
ton Seed, one Yoke Of Oxen and Gafl,
and various other articles, loo tedious TO
mention.
Terms Of Sale Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s.E.D.
Feb. 8, 1919 4le 4
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a,ea.oancr,s Sale.

DY virtue of a writ Of Flcri Fac'as,
- 10 me directed. | will proceed to
10 sell at Edgetcld Court douse, on The
FIRST Monday and Tuesday following IN
March next. The following property, IN lhe
following cases, viz:
J. P. Perrin, Administrator, vs. G. }.
Glover and S. Christie, Que negro woman
Edy, levied OH as lte property Of The said
C.J. Glover and S. Christie.
Terms Of sale Cash.
a. B. ADDISON, Coroner.
Feb. l3, 81
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Valuable Lands and Negroes
FOR SAL E.. g; /,

NATILL be sold. on the first aIanday
w in March next. al Edgcfeli Court
House, valuable plantalion0n: Stephens
aud Cfavis' Creeks in EdSefieldsDristricl,
now in the possession ofsWilliam j.
Wishtman, containing about nineteen
Hundred acres.
These lands are well known Ito he un-
surpassed in The District, forl6es sproduc-
lion of Corn and Collon; aud only lhir-
teen. miles from Hamburg.
Alsn small piney-woods tract, contain
ing about sixty acres. situate near the
head of Sweet Wafer Creek kon. The Five
notch Road.
And alsn. lhirtv-nnc likely Negroes :
Morris, Cam, Mnndy, CIaiborn. Sally,
Albert, Briion, Gahe. youDg Claiborn,
MofTat, Margaret, Edinah,Jofnl Cely,
Elisnn, Sarah lille John. Adeline. Helen,
GIfru. Amy, Jeany. Belly, Nelson. Loui-
sa. prissa and her infant, George, Fanny,
jackson and Wyatt.
TERMS or SALE-Onc-thiu cash. aud
the balance on Il credit CT twelve mouths,
with interrs. Grnm date. - 49,
JOHN BAUSKETT, Trustee. {.
Feb. 6 1919, IL 3
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Isaac Iiawcs

Rub'l Shannon.
TElIiE defendant, Robert Shannon, who is
Il in lhe custody Of the Sheriff of t.tsclir!d
isirc. Ly virtue OF Il capins al saiisjncscndnn
issued in This case. having filed II schedule OF
his wlnr estate, and petition for the benefit
of the In.ovcnl Debtors Act, Oh nollon ol
Carrol. The dernlanI $ Attorney, it is therefore
ordered, thai the said l-ahc llawcS. as well as
all nlhcrs,c cre,Iliors u the said deiendant' 40
appear at Edg &c field ourt House before ihe
Court ui Common Pleas Tor tho said district OH
the first Monday m March next. to <hew cause,
it4l,Iy they can why the said defendant sl'o"'a
moi be- admitted 10 the benefit ol she saI'' 'e.
TIIOS. q. BACON. &C
Nnn Q lSIS ::}m S'
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Sale Of Negroes
TO FORECLOSE MORTGAC

TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE.
AN the first Monday and Tuesday in
W March next. will oller for sale nj
Edgetield Court House, The following &c.
sroes, viz:
Peter, George, Will. Tom, and Tom
Huudcy, suld as The prhperIy Of James
Terry, under mortgage TO secure debt
To tho Bank Of The Stale of South Car,
oina. Terms Cash.
S, CHRISTIE, Agent.
Feb. l3, 81
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.EGsg W0siCe.

a Ii. those indebted to the cid firm ol
IA Presley s. Bryanswho do not pay then
notes and accounts in time 10 be served be-
fore Return Lay, will positively be sued
Also those indebted 10 the subscriber iot
the year 1877, due ttiet 1st January, le4s,
will be included, as one year is as long as
can wait after The account is due, as lowe
tic money and am Obliged 10 pay it,.
LIB. C. BRYAN.
Jan 5, 1910 IH 50
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SHERRlFS SALE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEF{ELD DISTRICT.
William Li'''e' Summons :"

Jesse Lille, and others. Partition
EDY virtue of an Orlcr from john Hill,
I'D Esq /, Ordinary Of EdsciieId District,
| shall proceed 10 sell at Edgrfieli Cour'
House, on the first Monday in March next,
the lands belonging to tho estate Of VIM.
l.illIe. Sr.. deed, situate in the District
and Stale aforesaid containing one hun
dred acres, more or less. adjoining lands Of
Allen I.ule. Thomas Pits, and Others.
sold Oh crpi.iI naIil the fist day Of lanu-
AIRY nexl. The purchaser will he requires!
Ia give hand aud Two approved securities.
and Mortgage oI'Ihc premises TO The Or
dinary 10 sccurc The purchase money.
Cost 10 be paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. L. D.
Feb 8 4'e
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

HAR T. r. TEAGUE lakes this method OF
-lp informing the citizens of EdsclieId Vii.
lage aud vicinity, that he has made u. pern'a-
ncnt residence here. for the purpose Of pacll-
sing Medicine, Surgery aud Obsrlics.
He las been engaged imam extensive practice
fnr the last Fur years, in company with his ialEi'
or DR.. II. Tcaeue in Lanreus District, and hopes
thai Ills experience and nnceaSlng attention.
10 the duties of his profession. will obtain ior
him Il share of public patronage.
His office is iyx, door to Col Bauskril's Of
fee, opposite Mr. Compty's Hotel. his resi-
dencc is the house formerly occupied by S. s
TnmpkIns. Esq. near the Male Academy.
He may be fnnnd at his office in the day, aud
residence at night, unless professionally cnsa-
ged.
January II 1ei9 tf So
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MS,t1rg ..aclSCe..

ALL persons indebted to the estate OF +;
"a Burnett, Jr., deceased, are requested
to come forward and settle tic same' anu
those having demands against The estate
will plcasc TO render in their claims, proper
" a,tes.cd, by tie first of April, as AM
determined TO. wind tie business up as speed
lily as possible.
Administrator.
Jan 8, ls49 If so
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SlsERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Elizabeth Bland,

Elizabeth Bland,
as. PQfttiion.
Geo. w. Bland. and others.
EDX virtue Of an Order from John Hill
ES Esq, Ordinary Of Edsrf"Id District
| shall proceed To sell at Edscfield Court
House. on li,e first Monday in March
next, The lands belonging IN The estate n'
Barnett +. Bland, deceased, si'ualc III
lhe Disrricl and Stale aforesaid, on Cow
Creek. waters .nf Cnficinwn Creek, wa
lers of Savannah river. and adjoining l.nd:
of Wade $. Colhran, a. 4. 'i,rayIor, John
Gaskins and others, containing l9c
acres. more nr less. will he snld on Il credit
uni! The first day Of January (lS50.)
The purchaser will he required I" give
bond and two approved securities, and a
mortgage Of the premises 10 lhc Ordinary
10 secure The purchase money. Cost tc
he paid in cash.
s. CHRISTIE, $. Ed.
Feb lt 9
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SHFRIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Jesse Jennings and Others Summons =,

Jesse Jennings, and others, Summons
John Coleman, aud others. Partition.
DY virtue Of an Order from John Hill
I'D Esq. Ordinary Of EdseReld District
shalrproceed TO sell at EdScfleld Court
House on the first Monday in March next.
the lands belonging uorhe estate of Philip
Jennings, decd, situate in the District aud
Stale aforesaid. containing lwo hundred
acres. more or less, adjuning lands Of Wade
Holston, Thomas 5. Bates, and others,
sold on credit until the first of January
next. The purchaser will be required To
give bohd and Two approved securities. and
a Mortgage ollhe premises TO The Ordinary
10 secure the purchase money. Cost to
be paid in cash.
s. CHRISTIE, S. E. D.
Feb 8 4'o
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEElELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

Bridget CahiIl. Applicant, Summons
rs. az
Richard CaIiI and others. DeN's. } Partition
yTT appearing 10 my Satisfaction that Ricilard
&. Cahl and ihnmaS C;.hi:I Distributors III
the above. >;rlrd case. reS;l.: w!lnul The limits
nj this s:;a: il is therefore ordered that icy
appear aIri ohirc! 10 Ihr s;!r or. Division Of
lie Real E,!aic of Wiii!am ca!!iil. drceaScd.
on rr before ile liiSl Monday in April next-u
their cn,isgil will b. catered of Record.
Given i7ldrr m'y i'and at my Ollice, the day
and date abuvc wrI'!cIl.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
Dec % 1913 l2l 40
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--..,y,,l VIII be Ia. !.
ken pro coafrsso against him.
S. S: TOMP![lNS. C. E..E. D.
Commissioners Office. Jan. IL, 1919.
Jan. "a BIN
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~ THE COMNONPLEAS.
KcmicIi IL Thayer,

VIM. Gronct.
F6NIlE Plaintiff in this case. having this day
q filed his Declaration in my uicc. and
The Defendant Iayii.g nclIIer wife nor attorney,
Known 10 reside within the limits nl this State
mon whom copy Of the said Declaration
with rule to plead. could he served. On mo-.
rionnf T. G. Key. Attorney for PainlilI,-"r,
dcrcG that the SAID DeIrndantapp and plead
10 said Declaration within 4 year and day
from the dale hereof, 0r in default thereof,
Judgment will be entered against him.
THOS. Il. BACON, c. F.. d.
Clerks Office, Edgriiel,! e. FL, Nov 10. loAc
Nov. % ~ AL
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uiii pN'E'S.
SHX virtue Of an Order ir"m John
. Esq, Ordinary of Eigrii"ld Dis
shall proceed ,o's"!i al EdsrEeid {
House on The frs. Monday in March
The lands brlunging 10 the estate of /
beth Fa!kncr, decd, situate in the Dis
aad State aforesaid, on sleepy Creek, con-
lainins one hundred and Inr'y-eisb' acres.
more or less, adjoining lands of Ge0rge
Dorn. and David HarIing. sold on credit
until The frs, day Of January nexi, the
purchaser giving bond aud two approved
securities, and a Mortgage Of Ihc premises
To he Ordinary, 10 secure The purchase
mency. Cost 10 be paid in cash.
S. CHRISTIE, 9. E. u.
Feb 9 4le 4
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Ne,y Esoot mad Shoe
AesSA',

AGSa',
AN the 2lst or 22d Of December last,
w between Hamburg ard Mrs. Andcr-
sons, on The Mallintown Road, a new
Pocket Book, containing about 10 Dollars
as follows:-4 ten dollar bills, five dollar
bills, all on the Bank Of Hamburg, and
ubou, or 9 dollars in-silrcr. The finder
will confer great favor on tho subscriber
by returning the same, and be we'll rewarded.
ELIZABETH JOHNSON.
Jan 8. $50 IF 50
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY

Dustin s. Walker,
Milrdge GaIphin.
NOrlCE ia hereby giveKslhatby vir-
IN tue "r an order fronlFIheGCourl of
Eqni'y in This case, ! s.lallscll atEdsrGeld
Courl Housc on the first, Monday in
AlatYh nexr, the .fllowing Iand,syiz
One tract Of land, slualeil.in.sihe Dis.
rricl and State aforesaid, in Beach Island,
containing nine hundred autl eighteen acres
more hr less. bounded North by Smith q
Clark's land. West by Casper Nails aud
S. CIark's land, Snu,h bygJonns Sterge-
uegger, and East by I.undsof Johh Clarke
and u. Hankinson.
Also, one other rract Of land. situated in
Beach Island, in the District and Stale
aforesaid, containing two hundred and
Gliy.one acres. more or less, hounded
Norh by lands Of Mrs. Everitt and 5.
Clarke. West by Samuel Clarke. East by
\. 3. Smiths land; aud Sgultby Mrs.
NJ. Buffers land.
Said lands will he sold on a credit OF
six and twelve months, dating from the
FIRST of January inst, except lnf SO much
as will pay the cost of lhissuir,to be paid
in cash. ,gsitss,
S. S. TOMPKIKS, csr. D.
Commissioners Office. .Fea. 6, 1879.
Feb 7 -, =
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Tie Great, Remedy J0r Rteumatism, Gout, Painh'
inMe Side. Hip, Back, Limbs and Joinls,>
scretula, Kings Euit, Vhits Seedlings, Hard
Tumors, StiG Joints, and all FIXED Pains
,rJ1ferrr E%trs4t5- (
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFiELH DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Bill J1r Pa'itioa cf the Estate Of James
Morris. dcrfGSri.
Lewis Robertson and Others. }

US.
William hlorrs and others.
TT appearing TO my satisfaction, that Wn.
4 Morris, james Morris, Rehecca Morris,
Marshall Palmer and his wife Eliza octh. John
Palmer and his wife Barbara, Levi FulmGre,
William rulmoIe, Joseph 4 Fillmore and
Joseph Norris some Of the defendants in this
cause arc without the limits Of this Stale:
Ordered that the defendants above named
do appear in this honorable Court, and plead
answer or dcmur 10 the said bill within three
months from the publication of this order, or
the said bill will be taken pro confesso A.
ganst them.
S. S. .ToMPKINs, C. E. E. D.
Comm'crs 0llise. Dec 6, rsis Sm 46
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
hi;asssh hHa'iS Ssi'Iy So!yiy. and Bill c,, e,eorn,
;ss:. s::s Z; ;5;,s:; Ssa:; an. ''o'S 60 :l'''
ET appearing TO my satisfaction that
"a lanes Nurphy, one Of the 'leirnhA4A'-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01
Recording Seer etary
The Meeting in New York.

The limits Of our columns will not permit
us to give the proceedings Of the American
Society as published in the " Anti Slavery
Standard" The moe record is interesting,
aud the Proceedings must undoubtedly have
been far more so. On the morning of the
hrst day, three speakers appeared upon the
platform-Pillsbury, Philips, and Douglass.
The speech Of the first will be found in this
weeks paper; that of Phillips we design
giving in our next; and Douglass had not
much more than commenced his remarks
when the ~lateness of the hour rendered an
adjournment necessary.
Ii; appears by the Treasurer's Report, that
the receipts Of the Society for the past wear
amounted to $G,092,57, its expenditures So.
575,l3; leaving a balance Of $1l7,lI in the
Treasury.
A Committee of Conference en- the state al d
prospects Of the cause, consisting of thirty,
was appointed early in the meeting, and pre-
scented the following report at a subsequent
session.
IN Committee of Thirty report that, in
their opinion, the best interests of the cause
require an immediate and strenuous effort to
awaken and renovate the Anli-Slavery senli-
ment Of Eastern New York, Vermont, Wes-
tern Massachusetts, &c.; such a movement
being in their view, not only highly impor-
iant in itself, but the best means of e%nlarg-
ing the circulation and extending The inlu-
ence OF the National .anti- Slacery Standard.
They recommend, further, that the services
OF EDMuND Quincy be secured, in addition
to those of JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL, for that
paper. In furtherance of these objects, ,hey
urge that this morning be devoted to obtain
ing funds for sending lecturers into the sec
lion OF country above named. 1t is also their
welcome duty to assure their friends, that,
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were brought, and the deck above cut
open in order TO enable the inmates to
escape. 1t is said that n lady was &c.
cidentally killed by the blow Of an axe
thus employed. 1t is not known how
many were saved. A large number were
taken off by the Rip Van Wrinkle, and
others by the steamer Hudson, which also
came up to the aid of the sufferers
Small boats were sent out from New
burgh, as DOR as the tolling of the bell
gave information Of the accident, and
rescued many of those who had jumped
overheard. 1t is impossible to tell how
many lives were lost by this sad disaster.
Ten or twelve dead bodies had been re-
covered at the last accounts.-Christian
Citizen.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-01


IT is proposed also 10 have those from 9TH
er neighborhoods, who are willing to do so,
prepare and take with them provisions, such
as pies, cakes, &C., 10 be sold thtre 10
those who may not be otherwise supplied
the proceeds of such sales to be placed in
the treasury of the Western Society. Many
would doubtless prefer paying a reasonable
price for something which would serve them
as a dinner, rather than to go one, two or
three miles for it, especially if they could
at the same time be aiding the Society.
VIII not, then, the friends in Salem, New
Lisbon, Mt. Union, Marlboro, Randolph,
and other places, 60 to the meeting prepared
TO furnish refreshment TO such as may desire
il, and thus accommodate others and aid the
cause?
JAMES BARNABY.
June LIST, 1919.