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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-02
l.. D. Smith

49, 49, NA-f-S-A
rs no. opening uai las in s:ore general
l cs-utmcut II
Dry Goods, Groceries x Hardware,
Such n
C!0ihS, CdSsimereS, SGHineH, Tweeds,
Kentucky Jeans, IeStingS, &c.
choice selection Of prints, gngflms de laina dress
silks, hcached aud brown muslin, to =! wide
h'eached and brown drilling TO ID wide check.
hichoTy-s,ripcs col1red csnibrick, red. white, and
yellow flannel, Canton DO, Irish linen, crash, linen
diaper, hosiery, gloves, hanlkerchiek, scarf, Swiss
musin cambria do, acc, cdgnG, AMI insertion, nh
hons and variety oinoiions. y small. stock, w,ch
will be sold very cheap, OF
Ready Made E!oi.ing.
Goats, Nest. Pants, Fine Shirts Hickory do Gotten
and Wool Flannel Shirts md Drawers.
The Best QuGhW
OF Teas. Coffee, \, o. loaf and crushed sugar, ms
asses. cidrr vinegar rice salcintus candles sonp
nails glH-s together with all the little culinary ar.
iic.es-tl our and Indian Meal kept constantly, aud
warranted ~ all eases.
4 First Rate Stock Ut
Mons thick kip and calf Boots, mems md boys
l|yoglns, ladies' Caters, kid walking shoes and
bu- Nus leather laCc boots, and l0w quaTtrIed shoes,
misses and chdrtu's Boots and Shoes. And
A Good Assortment of
Knives and forks, scissors hand saws, hammers nu-
tcrs, door hangIacs, trowes gram scoops, shovels
and spades, truce chains, SC.
Packages Wi. be- sent throughout town FREQ ot
charges. The highest narhet price vii. be paid for
N kinds ofp.olUce.
The subscribers pledge N, nSslvest TO sell
goods as lo'c as can De Ggo,ted in to,sn.
Ottawa, Aiay Is, 1879
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For Sale or Rent
FARM CO!e SAL!

T'WO Small Frame Houses Possession gwen
= Immediately, apply to 900 J. g. NAruNGER.
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We are authorized to announce JAMES LATTER
rs as candidate for the Office Of Justire Of he
Peace in Ottawa Precinct, u, the coming election
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Just ReceivCG,

4 FULL supply Of Dip CDols Croc'rTes,
"a Qlrcn1rare, Hard War;, Sc. which viii
L VI BE- exchanged low for cash o. produce.
Ottawa, my II l. ". SMITH
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We are authorized to announce \. II. SwrH asa
candidate for the office ofJusiics Of the Peace at
the ensuing election in Ottawa Precinct
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Roofs and SlsOCS.
CrOckcry aul Glassware.

WAStlBURN'S best cnst steel and steel edged
y" Shovcls and Spades, the hes, article in mar.
kct Grain scoops OF all kinds; also large stock Of
shell hardware, Just received at CUSllMAN's .
nov =, 1919
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010 ACRES Tmbrraud 100 prairie. and - an
wv der cultivation. BY ll!il K |. GnorrlL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-02

HAVING arrived here with large stock Of rfa.
/ | dy made clothing, including coats, vests.
pants, shirts Observation-Disclosures, mltons, ho,ic-
", cloves, &c, comprising variety calculated 70
meet the TASTE oiail whumay wlshio purrhnse. As
they have devoted themselves exclusively 10 this
business they are ready to irarTdHf any article
bought at their store 10 be we. made and III style
and fashion 10 suit tire times. Their prices will be
lower thla ever offered here hciorc. Let all come
and see their stock IN the new maTbis cOi0ycd budd.
ing opposite Cu-hmau- before purchasing clseware.
No trouble 10 show goods They invite all 10 come
ONaMa. Oct II. LSly-I2
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NOR as candidate Tor the Office Of Justice Of tic
Peace in Ottawa pecinct, at the coming election
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New Goods +!
Ladies' Dress Goods.
('l0lllinf

Bootse. 40 th.iiadn syg;y. thing wanted in the
quality, by calling at CUSliNAN,s,
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Fellow citizens OF Chicago, the deep and Distress.
ing wounds | lately received in being Terribly
ScIldrd" hy the bursting Of disicry boiler, were
healed IN the short space OF fourteen days by the
free application cf Slo0n's celebrated Ointment.
Also my child That had been sorey afflicted for SET,
erirl months with Nnnsnus on whom have ex-
pended a large sum Of money for medical advice ami
medicines. was restored to health in less than thee
weeks by the use OF Sloan's Ointment
lrrinur.cs on horses am confident Scans ONT
In mt Is far superior 10 any other remedies now used
In NV opinion, erory fanily should constantly
keep On hand THIS valuable Ointment.
Chicngo, January 4, 1912 MIcuAEl. DwERsy
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Wanted,

w HEAT, corn, oats. barley pork hides, t'llow,
w bec.waX, feathers, igis, aud almost every
thing che the farmer raises t1r cash AMI goods.
oct % l.. T. SANGER. q Go.
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DATES, IFADDlNG, etc --lObalcs bes, cotton
ID batting, 3do black and white wadlng.
do assorted yarns for sale by RyAN& SANGER
i'm BONES flesh u Il Rai.ins for sale low by
ASV my IL WALKEr IL RiCxLiNa.
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Spring Medicine.

Now is the time to purify the blood Of NOR
bid hnmors, and prepare the system by appro-
priale remedies, TO Withstand the debitaling
effects Of the approaching warm weather
RlSLEY'S SARSAPARTLLA is one Of the
best alternatives that can be used and as an
invigorater and puri(ycr OF the BLOOD, il
Stands unrivalled!
Compare the directions and observe tha,
Risley's Sarsapallla is FOUR TIMES THE
STRENGTH orany other. in Lnlge Bottles.
Sold in Augusta, by IlAvlLASp. RrsLEY.
& Co., and in Charleston by fAvILASD. HAR.
RAJ. Il Co., importers and Wholesale dealers
in Drugs, Medicines, Paints. &c. Also, sold
in this place by G. l.. PENN,
Price One Dollar. AGENT.
May 80, 2m l9
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u 1t is now universally conceedcd, that
Back, Side, or Breast, can be cured sooner by
The Use of the Jcp DarM'S, or HeLrc,o Plaster,
than any other remedy ever known 10 man.
We would advise our friends aud others,
who are afflicted with this truly painful maIady,
to make immediate use of the Jew Da1,d's, or
HebreO Plaster, as a single trial will place it
beyond the reach of competition, and convince
the most increduIuus of its superior medical
virtues. See advertisement IN another column.
For sale by JOHN ID. CHASE. Apotheca-
rcs Hall, Edyeiicld c. Fl. May %,
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Just Received at
ApDtEaccarIes' EsaEl,

AtsRedaced Prices.
HAYNES American Flair Dye.
% ' Tonic Vermifuge,
Bayleys American q
Tholnp,ons Celebrated Eye Water.
'raylor's Balsam of Liverwort,
RisIey's Compound Extract OF Bnchn.
Syrup Of Pink Root,
f" Tonth.ache Killer,
Gelatine Cupsules Of Copniva.
/" of Cubebs and Copaiva,
From 10 to 37S cents per Box.
S,imulaiive Adhesive Salve,
Green Adhesive Plaster,
For Pains, Wounds. Corns &c.
Scarpa's Compound Acoustic oil.
SIreog glhening PIaslers from l24 to 30 cents.
Peters Pills, Lees Wndhani Pills. and other
Medicaments, too numerous 10 mention.
by J.. D. CHASE. NJ. D.
June Is II II
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BYOasghk TO The Jail

nF this District. negro man who says his
W name is JOHN, and that lie belongs to a
MIR. Robert Radnrd. who, he says, lives in
Twiags County Georeia, about two and a half
miles from JeflersonvilIe, Georgia. Said feIrw
is about five feet, nine inches high and little
bowIesged-he is betweenlhirty and thirty.fye
years of age and dark completed. Said fellow
has several scars on his Gorhead, one of them
Immediately over his left eye-he has six scars
on his breast and also several on his AIMS.
The owrer is requested 10 come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
A. Fl. BURT, J. Z. D.
Jnne 13, IF 81
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Prize Temperance Story, Now
Ready-Price 25 Gents.
GERTRUDE Russell.
Or: P0serssNL Example /:
gY MRS. c. w. DESISON.


THyH[S is one OF the most touching. .delinsa.
Il tons Of the subtle and sure working. Of
wine, drinking upon family character and hap:
piness which has yet been issued from the press.
Ge4rnde Russell is prJIoEnd. and searching
appeal to all the better serSibilities, Of our ma
ture. Ii is 10 epheheraI. catcb> penny perfor,
nance. and will be read with pleasure. aud
profit by every one capable of applecia,ing
home joys or OF mourning over The iuf fleuces
which blight and blast them., :,
Gertrude Russell was originally published IN
The New York Organ, and cost the pubishers
of that paper. 800. Ills now. ready in beau.
tifuI book of Cd large octave pages well printed
on fine paper, and illustrated by
Ttoelus Original Engrauings.
The circulation Of this great story pust do
much good. Price 25 censor five copies for
g. Orders post paid, enclosing the Cash,
may pc uuuiessrG To
OLIVER & BROTHER,
american Temperance Repository
Ne,o York City. June l3 l549, q Il
~ Editors giving this advertisement, sntire.
two conspicuous insertions, shall be entitled to
six copies OF the work. ;. D.,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

y ~ L. vi CoC IL SH " OLltN-A
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
DY virtue Of sundry wris Of fieri facas
Ed to me directed, aud by the written
consent Of all parties concerned, | will pro-
ceed to sell in the Tnwn Of Hamburg, on
Tuesday The 24'h of July NEXT, the fol-
lowing property in the following cases, viz
The Bank. of Hamburg, South Carolina
VS. Thomas Kernughan, one negro man
Ben, and three unimproved LOIS in the
Town of Hamburg, known as Lois No.
50, 90, and 81, on Tilman and Mechanic
Streets, adjoining lot belonging to John
Bausker,.
The Bank Of Hamburg, South Carolina
vs Thomas kernashan aud VIM. Garrett.
a racl of land containing | II acres. known
as the residence Of the defendant Thomas
Kernashan, adjoining lands Of Mrs. Car
Ter, II. l.. Jellers, aud ohcfs The Brick
Slure House and Lot in Hamburg, occu-
pied at present by Charles Hammond, on
Centre Street, No. l0S. having fifty feet
front, running back 2O0 feet; Lot No. l07,
adipining the lasI mentioned Lot on GENRE
StreeI, 50 feet front and running back 200
feet; also. the Ware House lot, in rear of
the Two lusl named Lu's, fronting on Me-
chanic and Tilman Street, having 100
feet on Cobb Street; the Lot now occupied
by Jeflers & Cuhran on the corner Of
Cobb Street, having fifty feet front OH
Genre Street, running back 800 feet.
Also. the following negroes, viz: Palsey,
aud her two children, Jane aud Harriet,
Sally and her six children, Lydia, Robert,
Jenny, Fanny Rose, and Maria, Harriet,
Bob, and Isaac.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. E. D.
lime 20, 1S49 81 22
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From the Correspondence Of the Mercury.
WAsHINGToN. June 5. lS49.

Col. A. Fl. Bullitt, Of Louisiana, and
John o. Sargent, have arrived in This city,
and the arrangements of the "kepuollc"
are DOW completed. 1t will appear on
the goth of this month, and will give
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EcOmomy is Wealth!

THHE Subscriber most respectfully informs
Il his friends and the public generally, that
he has located himself at Edgetield C. House,
(next door to Mr.. Refo's Tin Shop and ope
posiie the Spann Holel,) for the purpose Of
carry on the
Cabinet Maki"g g. Repairing Business,
in all Of its various branches. He feels cons
fidcnt i'll giving entire satisfa ction to those
who may favor MIN with call. =,
ROBERT BRYSON.
N. B.-FUNERALs furnished at the short
est notice and Oh accommodating terms.
March 25, ls49 3m 10
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powerful support to the Administration
against The daily onsInugh's of the Union
under the new lim OF Richie and Burk.
The appointment, of J. Fl. Lalhrop as
Navy Agent, al the Navy Yard in this
city, occasioned no lutle surprise and in-
dignaton among the Wings of the Dis
irict, when itwas announced, that La,hrop
was not citizen Of The District, nor mad
his name any prominence in the list Of
applicants for the post. learn TO day,
however, that the Vice President Mr..
Fillmore. who arrived here on Saturday.
land rumor had it in no very pleasant
mood with the Administration for some
New York appointmentS,) was IA personal
friend Of Lathrop, he having been Col.
lcctor of Buffalo, New York. during the
Administration Of MIR. Tyler. and that Mr..
Fillmore made personal solicitation in
behalf Of Lathrnp, aud hence The appoint
meDt. The Wings of the District think,
however. that as under late decision of
Mr.. Meredith, they are to be refused EN-.
ployneut as Clerks, on account of their
locality, that, at least, in regard TO local
Offices here, their wishes should he cou.
sulted to some extent.
An investigation inro The personnel Of
The various departments, their quaIilica.
lious. and how far they have received ap.
poiutmeuIs for political services. and have
been partisans since in office. is now about
to be made. aud Reorganization may be
louked for before great while.
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GhcaD EIauOI,S.

THT HE Subscriber iulendlng 10 abandon the
Z nafc Of Ardent Spirits. offers for sale
his remaining Stock, low for Cash.
Fourth Proof Brandy, at $3.50, per gallon.
Madeira Wine SI,S7!, HolIand Gin 1915,
N Z. Rum. 75cis., Best Rye Wtiskey 81.
RecIifcd Whiskey f24cts., all for Cash, aud
that in no less quantities than three gallons.
II. JENNINGS.
April 1S If 3
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The MEMPHIS CoNvENTION.-In con.
sequence of the prevalence OF cholera on
the Western rivers, The Convention adver.
Used TO be held on the 4lh Of July at
Memphis, to promote the construction OF n
rail road from that city to The Pacific, has
been postponed by the Committee of ar
rangemenIs. 10 18Th Of October. This is
a judicious change, and we doubt not will
incfeare the allendauce.-Mercury.
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Removal.
State Of South Carolina. 7.
EDGEFfELD DISTRICT:
iN EQUITY.

Lucy Reese,
Wyatt Homes, John Jones, om 20. g,scose' ns1.'
Daniel Prescott, Lewis Hal y ana HSt'e'.
Ioway.
ET appearing to my satisfaction that Edward
IL B. Haoway and Thomas o: Halloway,;
twn Of the defendants in this case, reside ffoahI
and beyond the limits Of this State. On mo-:
ZION Of MIR. Yancey, plaintiffs Solicitor. Fl is
ordered that the SAID Defendants do:nppcaafi
and answer plead or demnr TO The compFaihaInl,s
said bill Of complaint, within three months from
the publication hereof, or the said bill viii Be
takaS pro .eonte>so. against them.
S. s. TOMPKINS, 6. E. Z. D.
Commissioners Office. May Path l549,;
May 80, 3m 19
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Di S S O III ti0n.

FENHE Copartnership heretofore existing
u. between the subscribers Under the firm
of KENRICK d. THAYER. was dissolved
Ist. lust. by mutual consent. The name "l the
firm will be used by either partner in iGndation.
II. A. KENRlCKs
H. B. THAYER.
June 6 1919, at 90
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or a @ g g SO o a

On the 18th inst. by the Rev. D. D. Bum
son. Col loHx GA<Kly 10 Mrs. MATILDA aD'
OLSON. all of this District.
A fine slice of the Bridal Cake received.
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A CARD.

FEN HE Undersigned having purchased the
Il interest of RI. B. THAYER, in the late
firm of KENRICK " THAYER, will con,
Time the business at the old stand on his own
account. and respectfully solicits the patronage
of the late firm.
Fl. A. KENRICK.
Gamburg, June 6 1S49, If ~
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Mrs. Partinglon says erea, many moro
die now of suggestion" of the brain Than
there used 10 when she was a ''gal."
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ANCIENT MUSICAL INsrRUMEMT.-The
Egyptian flute was only cows horn,
with only three or four holes in il; and
their harp or Tyre, had only three strings.
The Jewish ,rumpets. that made the walls
of Jericho fall down, were only rams
hurps, the psaltery was small triangular
harp or Tyre, with wire strings, and was
struck with all iron needle slick; their sac
but .esemeIed The zagg used at Malta 10
The present day, species Of bagpire; The
timbrel was a tamborine. and The duleim-
er horizontal harp with wire strings,
aud struck with slick like the psaIlery-
such as are seen about the streets of Lon.
don in The present day. Imagine the
discord produced by 100000 of such in
struments while playing al The dedication
Of Solomon 'stemp1e.-Scientifc .4mericar.
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HEAD QUARTERS.
7th REGINi ENT, S. C. NJ.

M1LLvILLE, June 20lh 1919.
ORDER No.
YEyHE Upper Battalion Of this Regiment,
q. will appear nj the Pine House on Satur-
day the 7lh Of July next, Tor Drill and Review.
Officers and non-commissioned Officers. (rn
cluding Slal1.) OH the day previous for Drill
and Instruction.
The Lower Battalion viii appear at the
CIerokec Ponds on Saturday the I4lh July
next.for Drill and Review.
Officers and non-cdnlinissioncd Officers Tin
cluding Staff OIL the day previous for Drill
aud obstruction.
Leut. Col Coleman and Capt Shaw COM
manding Lower Battalion, are charged with
the extension os this Order to their respective
commands. By order of
Col. G. D. MINIS.
S. B. GRIFFITH, Adjt.
June 20, 81 %
u The Hamburg Republican will copy
three times.
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DIR. r. r. TEAGUE

I'D DESPECTFULLY offers his professional
La services 10 the practice Of Medicine. Sur
gcry and Obstetrics, TO Tie Citizens of Edge
field Village aud vicinity. Office in the Drug
Store Of Drs. Bland. league IL CO.
Mays, II 16
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3 Hlsa Received,
Head Quarters.

MILLyILLE, 20lh June, ls49.
ORDER NO.
II IEUT. COL. MILLS having resigned.
EA Maj. w. L.CoLEMAY, has been prumo>
ted TO the rank of Lieut.. Colonel, and will
be obeyed aud respected accordingly
By.orler of ~ Col. q. ID. MINIS.
S. u. GRIFFIN, Adj't.
June 90, 1t %
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EaNds for Sale.

LaNds for Sale.
THy He Subscriber offers for sale n valuable
a tract of land, lying seven miles West of
EdgefeId c. f., on the Abbeville Road, con-
laIing $50 acres, $50 Of which are in woods.
The cultivated lands are well improved, and
there is good Dwelling house, with all me-
ccssary onl houses on the premises. in good
repair. Terms favorable for the purchaser.
JOSEPH FERGUSON.
pri II, 3m IL
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DlSTRlCT.
IN THE COMMON PLEiS.
dds. Ca. Sa.
Richard FOWkc,

IT'D J. RYAN, who has been arrested by
81 D. and is now in the cusIody Of the SIer
itf of Edgefield District, by virne of Writ Of
Capias ad Sarisfaciendum, at the sut Of Rich-
ard Fowke, having filed his petition with a
schedule on oath Of his whole estate aud effects
for the purpose of obtaining The benefits Of tie
General Assembly Of this State, commonly
called the Inso!vent Debtors Acts On motion
Of Mr.. Atkinson, Attorney for Defendant, pub
lie notice is hereby given, that the petition of
the said B. J. Ryan, will be heard and con-
sidered in the Court OF Common Pleas, for
EdccGeId District. ut Ed gefcd Court House
on the first tluy of October next, or on such
other days as the Court n'ay order during The
term. commereing on the first Monday IN Octo-
her next; and AL the creditors of the said B. J.
Ryan, are hereby SUMMONED either personally
or by Attorney then and there in said Court
to show cause fany they can, why the benefits
of the Acts aforesaid, should lot be granted to
the said b. J. Ryan, and he be discharged from
confinement. upon his executing the asst gus
ment required by said Acts.
II. g. BACON, C. E. D.
Clerks Office. June l6. 1919.
June 20 3m "
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To THE EDIToRs AND PUBLISHERS OF

To THE EDIroRs AND PUBLISHERS OF
THE UNITED S%ATrs-
NJ. Valtemare wishes 10 place in the
"American Library" which is now being
formed in the City Hall, at Paris
CoLLEc rIoN CT AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS,
Presented 10 the City Of Paris, by the
Journalists Of the United States.
July 4, lS49.
He will thank all editors and publishers
10 send 10 The "Boston Daily Bee" Qho
editor of which has undertaken to form The
colIeclon) copy Of their paper published
on the 9TH Of July, 1919, with copy Of
each semi.weekly aud weekly which they
may issue during the first week in July.
Papers published in other American Ma.
lions, and old or rare newspapers; will
also be thanfully received. Acknowledge.
menls will be made through the Bee of all
donations received.
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BEM's VIcloRY IN THE RoruEN
THuRM PAss.--rhcre is no direct and
positive intelligence fOm Bem's army
concerningIthe defeat of 10000 Russians
on The frontier. We find, however, in our
continental exchanges, The same story
from so many sources tha, there is good
ground for receiving il aslagthcn;ic. The
account states thai The Russians were met
by the Magyars at all poins of the Car
pathians. from the .ahinska Pass. be.
tween Cracow and Olnuiz, to the Pass
of Rothenthurn, on the eastern border Of
Pennsylvania. Their defeat at Rotheu-
lhurm is admitted by all authorities. but it
is stated that the Jablinska Pass was
finally forced by Inc Russians.
The Cologne Gazette saysit has received
intelligence fiom Vienna, though it can
not place implicit reliance on it; that Bem
had surprised a Russian force of 10000
men, and disarmed Them; also that many
Of The Russian officers had joined the ranks
Of Benz. The IIungarians captured 60
guns aud great quantity of ammunition
aad forage. Bem's head quarters are
also said 10 be at Mikos-a small town
in the country Of the Szeklers, on the from
tel Of Modavia. The disarmed Russians
are said to have been driven across The
frontier The koZlong, a Hungarian jour
nal at Pesth, contains the same account
and adds thar>S.0U0 Russians were killed.
N. Y. Tribune.
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HENRY CLAT-REeUEsr TO RESIGN
Al "A meeting of The citizens of Tr;mble
county, Ky. held on the 29rh ultirno, at
The Court House, in The town oc Bedford,
without any distinction Of party. the fol.
lowing resolutions, offered by John Robert,
esq. a Whis. were adopted:
Be it further Resptued, That The doc-
lrines published To the world by The Hon.
Henry Clay. in relation to emancipation,
are calculated, if carried out, not only 10
violate the constitutional rights of this
Commonwealth, but greatly 10 injure the
The condition Of The slaves, by corTuplinS
Them.
BE It further Rssolrsd, As the sense Of
this meeting, that Ihe opinions Of ,lhe said
Henry Clay. now made manifest, upon the
subject OF abolition or emancipation, that
he is no longer deemed ft instrument to
carry out the wishes AID defend the rights
oflhe good people Of this Commonwealth
in The Senate of the Uniled States, and
therefore, as the first act of The next Legis
Iarure Of Kentucky, he, The said Henry
Clay, should be formally requested 10
resign his seat in the Senate of the Uuiled
States.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-20

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