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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-04-10
MASONIC Notice.
More New Goods.

TINE Subscriber is now receiving an opening
IL one of the largest and best selected STOCK
OF GOODS that has ever been offered for sale
70 the country, consisting of great variety Of
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CROKE-
.4RsY',sGLASSWARE f. GROCERIES,
and and, mf ps fact EVERY ARTICLE usually made use of
IN the country, and will be sold very Low FOR
CASH or on accommodating terms to punctual
customers. s.l;i II rs'.s.sfi
l'3a.i-...S Z. .2R4i't q aei - M. w. .CLARY.
April s ss:sat St - is
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Watered, figured and plain Silks,
Figured, Shot and Brocaded Gros deNaples
Plain Chamelions, in every shade,
Figured and Plain Turc Satins,
Chene Silks, in great variety,
Muslin De'Laincs, Alpaca Lustrcs,
Shot Mohair Lustres, Silk Alternates,
Bombazines, Silk Tissues, Bareges,
French English and American Prints,
Printed Lawns, Muslins, &c,
Ginghams. Chambrays, Lustres, ,...,.
Alborines, Coburg and Canton Cloths,
Mcrinos, Cashmeres, DcLaincs, &c.
A splendid assortment of White, Black
and Colored Canton Grape Shawls,
Plain and Embroidered Grape Shawls,
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Edgings,
Ribbons, Handkerchiefs,
~ Merchants and Planters will find it
before purchasing elsewhere. No Second Pl
Augusta March 81, 1851.
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TO the Public

VXTE are now receiving o large and well se-
w lected stock of DRY,GOODS, GROCE-
RIES, HARDWARE, HATS, SHOES, &C.
Which will be sold at the LOWEST market price.
WILLIAMS & CHRISTIE.
March 81 If 10
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5000 Acres Pine Lands

FOR SALE!
DEfNG desirous Of making change in my
ID business, will sell at private sale my lands
on Shaw's Greek, 10 miles from Edgefeld, and
10 from Aiken. On the premises are, an abun-
dance of water power, well improved with dwell
lings and other houses, and also, my POTTERY
attached. There can now be q bargain had.
G. RHODES.
March 6, 3m 7
p The Newberry Sentinel will please copy
three times and forward bill to this Office.
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Premium Daguerreotypes!

MFR. LEIGH Of the firm of LEIGH & TUCKER,
lI Augusta, Ca, whose Pictures was awarded
the first Premium at the State Fair OF Georgia,
would respectfully announce to the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Edgefeld and vicinity, that he has
taken rooms at the Spann Hotel, and would be
pleased tc wait on all that may favor him with
their patronage. 3f..a9s
February 6, If "a :
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.ElE1cR.

A LII persons indebted to the estates of Thos.
n Flood, deceased, are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and all those having. demands
against said estate to present them properly attcs-
ted according to law ~ .
Il gs Ess:.l., WAf, HERBERT, dm'r.
Sept 2, 1850 .s..ra, ly1 80
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Headquarters.

Headquarters.
CoLEMAN's X ROADS, March l3, 1862.
ORDER, NO.
vgvHE UPPER BATTALION of the 10th
L Regiment, S. C. NJ, will appear at Towles',
OIL Saturday, the Sd of ofMay, for Drill and Review.
The Lower Battalion, will appear at Mt. VIII
ling, on Saturday the 10th of May, for Drill
and Review.
The Commissioned and nom Commissioned
Officers will assemble The day previous at the
place of rcndez:ou Of their respective Battalions,
for Drill and Instruction.
BY order of NJ. w. CLARY.
Col. 10th Reg'nt 8. c.. NJ.
March 90 St 9
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w. p. BU TIL Err,

INVITES attention to his large and handsome
Il assortment ofJEWELRY among which may
be found Gold and Silver WATCHES. Guard.
Fob and Vest CHAINS, BRACELETS, Ear
and Finger RINGS, MEDALIoNS, LOCKETS
BUTTONS, SEALS, CHARMS and BROA-
Giles, Of the most fashionable pattern.
Al So
A lot of superior DOUBLE BARREL GUNS,
warranted good. .,.,,..
April 8, If IL
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Chairs.

a. .a Chairs.
A GOOD Stock of CHAIRS Of difere
IA qualities, sizes, &c. For sale by ....r,
A. BURNSIDE.
Hamburg, Feb 13 If
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a Cheap for Gash..a ar
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS .sre nswaopcuine
i largo Stock Of ria-so 91sls -, q, ,saa.,p.s 8
SPRING, AND SUMMER GOODS,
OF the newest and most fashionable STYLES,
among which are :, -,
Rich Colored and Black figured Silk, 81
Tissue Silk and Rich Linen Lustres. .ssia
French Printed Lawns and, Muslins, sy
Plain, Checked and Embroi'ed Ginghams,
French, English and american Prints,
Pure Irish Linen and Linen, Drills, s.oaaf
Worked Collars, Capes, Cuffs and S1eeses,
English and German Hosiery, d, ..,,. Ca
Hid and Picnic Gloves, :, - :.
Linen Sheetings and Snow drop Diaper,
Blea'ed and Brown Shiriings and Sheetings
Cotton Oznaburgs, Georgia Stripes & Tasns-
Also -
BoNNETs, RIBBONS, HATS, CAPS.
BOOTS, SHOES, ,GhITERs& SLIPPERS,
GRANITE, GLASS, CHINAiAND BRTTANA
WARE, HARDWARE AND sCUFFLERY.
NAILS, SADDLES, TRUNKS ANDsx
CARPET BAGS, GROCERIES, 81
TOBACCO and SEGARS, ]sU
In fact, complete assortment of all kinds Of
Goods usually kept in a Country Store They
were carefully selected snd beugm unusually
low, and as our object isites do strictly Cash
business, they Will be sold at SMALL. ADVANCE
ON THE COST. A call is respectfully solicited
from all who wish to SAFE nloney by purchasing
their Spring supplies low for Cash. .aas4ase.i So
J.sB. SULLIVAN SS BROTHER.
March 81, .-.,,, .,;.; II. "a ll,.4s. s7,-. 107
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List of Letters
DEMAINING in the Post Office at Edge
H. field C.. H., on lst April.

DEMAINING in the Post Office at Edge
IL field C. H., on lst April.
Atkinson, James b. Henderson, James
Alexander, Thos. K. Henderson, E. B.
Anderson, Thos Harwood, 6. B.
Abney, Mrs. C. Heath: Sarah
Adams, Nancy Iceburger, Adam 9
Avery, John Johnston, James
Abney, Mrs. NJ. Jay, James or Jesse
Brandon, jr., John Jones, HenryP.
Boothe, James Key, Henry
Bovd, Marya Kenny, e.. H. 2
Bean, Franklin Reese. Esq. E.
Booker, Boston Mcriwether, DR.. s. G.
Cumboa. Jordan Mitchell, Mary VI
Carllcdge, Samuel Morris, Doclorn
CHAPMAN. Thos. Mays, Elizabeth
Crowel. Rev. ]. H. Matlock, r. Graves O.
Culbleath, Lewis Mosley, John e.
Clay brooks, 5. Nlchads, w: C.S
Cochran, Robert Ogillvie, j. H. Judge
Cockram, Mary Owsly, w. w.
Crofford, w. Posey, BENZ.
Cooper & Co., J.. w. Permenter, John
Clay brook, DR. r. w. Perdew, John
Corley, Zachariah Rulledge. +. >.
Conner. Ceborn Smith, VIM.
Cartledge, Mary Selleck, F. w.
Ceilings, Lewis Stevens, Thomas
Dust. Miss L. Smith, Oliver
Dillcncy, Jesse r. Scott. David
Fletcher, Samuel NJ. Smith, Alfred
Glenn, James II. Salter, John
Gill, John Samuel, Elizabeth
Henderson, Miss E.2 Stevens, Samuel
Howard, John fowls, William
G. L. PENN, P. NJ.
April 10 st IL
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"a 2CAR D,,,

THE Trustees Of the Edgefati Female Ia
i stitute, in announcing the death Of the; lateS
Rector mr.. R0BEnT III. NIcHoLLs, have tkeJ
satisfaction of informing the Patronsof the School
and the public generally, that the exercises ofthe,
Institute will be resumed on Mondsy next, lthss
instant, and continued under the Slperintens
dance Of Miss NJ CORNEIIA PELO i'm the
higher Glasses, and Miss ELIZA P.sPEI04,o
in the Primary Department. .:tssisaa ssnssssl IS
The Music Department gill be pnder. the d.
rection Of Mrs. SUSAN NICHOEES.s Is. !. J,
Y THE Trustees take pleasure in ressing theirs
entire confidence IN the conpetencysof the aborez
named ladies in their seYeral. Depar tnents:
The 7reFIls and egdidt0ng 6f School sltfts
he thn same as heretofore !eT------- q q 4.
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CHARLESTON. April Z

The cotton market to-day was quiet, with sales
of 800 bales only, at 81 III cents. There is
no actual decline, but the extreme prices paid on
Saturday are not sustained. ~
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Notice.

-s4 i,a1 Notice. ,'s',9' :
THREE MILES Of the Hamburg and Edge
IL field Pland Road being COMPLETED, dit
will be opened for the use Of the Public on the
;ag,r q RATES oFsff167tttb:- b------------------
Wagons drawn by 4 or more horscs,. Sc pr mile
do yr do !" 9 ~; do &c
: do or Carts drawn by one do &c " :. &
Carriages, &C., drawn by two do Sc. -
Horseback Travellers, rs,.............lc
H., A. KENRlCK, President.
Hamburg, March lS, 1851. If 9
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Notice.
Notice.

z-!NOa1ce.
ALL those indebted to the Estate of Abiah
N Robertson, deceased, are requested to make
payment, and those having demands to present
them, properly rattested. 1870 =
s,5iINsT Il JOHN HILL, Adm.
April %, 10
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French Embroiderics, Capes, Collars,
Cuffs, Sleeves, Trimmings, &c,
White and Colored Counterpancs,
1914 and 1874, from S2to So,
1874, 14-4, and l5-4, from S4 to Sl2,
Linen Sheeing, all widths and prices,
Cotton do. do.
Real Irish Linens, from 25 cts. to $3.50,
PilIow-case do
White and Brown Damasks,
s-4, 9-4 and lO-4, from so cts to So,
Linen and Cotton Diapers, Long Cloths,
Homespuns, Osnaburgs, Kerseys,
Tweeds, Satinets,
Linen and Cotton Drillings, Bed Tickings,
White and Colored Dimitics, Flannels,
Broad Cloths, Drap De Etc,
Cassimeres, Vestings, &C., &C., &c.
their interest to call and examine this Stock
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.yes,.Oes W,0,,teey.

NyANTED by the Hamburg and Edge6eId
w Plank Road Company, by the month or
wear. TWENTY able.bodied HANDS. Apply
to H.A.KENRICK, President, or ~.
s. TROWBRIDGE, Super'dent. :,
Hamburg, Feb 8, 1851. # 8
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ALL those having demands against the Estate
n: of Abner V. White, deceased, are requested,
to present them, properly attested, and those ia.
debted to make payment. g ,;is.i t.iss'ls .isisEs
T5H17 .E'5'' sJoHNsTiILL, Adm.eT
April a9;isse!d ROSA rSsstfjs sasFeFl5sis:
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NICHOLAS NiERIWETHER.

sEl . Notice. 9 1850 70 t,''isss
ALE persons having demands against the Es-
a fate Of Jacob Long, desld.,,awill present
them duly attested, and ,hoseindebted WI make
immediate payment. !, 8 r,r.i4rf ,fyiTFf RrRGER
Jan 80 If
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
PUTNAM oUTDoNE.

Mn. CHADWICK Sir: While reading, a
few weeks since,in your paper,an account of
a Virginia Fox Hunt, was reminded of lit
tie affair which occurred within few miles
Of where l resided while at the South, few
years since. think that if it was not an az
fair of Southern honor,it had,to say the least,
a sprinkling of bravery. The circumstances
were these
The farmers were much annoyed by the
depredaions of some uakse animat upon
their Swine, which were id the habit of rang
ing in the woods for food. There were un-
measured exertions made, but without success,
to ascertain who or what the deprodators
could be, until at length, during fall of
snow. q largo Panther was .rackct TO cave,
from which, every effort was msde to eject
him, by smoking him and sending in dogs,
&C.. but all TO no purpose. At length when
all expedients were exhausted, one spirit more
daring that the rest, Putnam-like resolved
that he would enter the cave himself, lot the
consequences he what thcy might. JIG &C
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THE ALEDO MAN.

10 sometimes made, somewhere out o. the
world up ia Vermont" and perhaps We arr
too far removed from the great woTld 10 JUST
~ an expression Of opinion on such welghy
subjeets We had supposed that the world
was making some pr0gress, bat when We see
leading city Journals and public speakers
scouting the idea Of progress, aud ridieuling
Hconsoienee," and tho "higher law" We some
what doubt which way the world Is progress
ing.
lfany apology 10 needed for presenting
these views 10 lie public, IL may be- found in
the following considerations Each indiyidu-
al has q common interest la the reputation OF
the State ia which he claims citizenship, and
has a right, and Is Ia duty bound 20 yindeate
her character when falsely assailed. The
writer has good means Of knowing the pre-
yAilng public sentiment ia Vermont, and be
lieyes that the foregoing views are entertain
ed in the main, by large proportion Of hel
citizens j, l., H.
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a. Hon. Daniel Webster 10 az home on a
visit 70 his farm Ia Marhdeld. A petition
signed by about one hundred persons was
presented, q few days ago, 20 the Board OF
Aldermen Of the City OF Boston asking the
use Of Fanuei Hall"for the purpose ola pub
lie reception OF Mr. Webster aud 10 consult
on the public good"
Upon the petihouthe following resolution
was passed go
Resolyed. That, IN view Of the recent ao-
tiou@nr esrfs lsOard upon other similar applica-
lions, aud Of the present excited state of abe
public mind, IL 10 inexpedient 10 grant the
use Of the Hall for the purposes asked ior'
OF course, Il was expected Mr. Webster
would speak upon the topic upPermost AZ the
rrriiu,is-uf tiTr pcuptc-of- ii0sDG f0r Ihe last
fortnight-the Fugitive Slave Law There
Is deep feeling upon this subject peryading
the whole State 81 Aassaehssettsi and it b.
daily growing deeper throughout New Eng
land The arrest Of Fugitiycs increases, aud
will still increase, this feeling, Those South
ernors who come or send agents to the North
to arrest fugitivcs, with their abbcttors, are
aagitators" beyond all that "ianatics' have
/ been or can bo. Southern complainers Of
/ the discussion OF Slavery at the North, by
insisting upon the passage Of the Fugitive
/ Slave Law and their action under II, rc-kin-
died the fire ofagitaton in the free Statcs-
FIRE that will not soon go out And, there
\ Is danger that, should other aud frequent ar
rests be- made under the law, collision be-
tween authorities acting under IL and tho
pcoplc, will cnsuc, IL IL evident that tho
feeling produced by the Sims ease was with
difficulty suppressed IL cost the claimant OF
Sims morr to obtain his delivery under d
bare legal resistance, than he is worth a. a
"chattcl." Fifteen hundred or two thousand
dollars is said TO be the amount of expense
incurred, while Giloon hundred dollars -
probably the highest price lac would bring II
sold as a slave. II is not,thcn, property these
claimants obtain by these arrests, but there
are other motives 10y which they are actua
ted II they dcprucatc agitation at The north
why do they not cease "a multiply the occa'
sions of IT, Why not remain at home, IL
case a slave is 50 lucky as to stealth birth
right by escaping TO 1.-THE homo Of the free ?
BY "a doing they would do much 10 calm
"thc troubled watcrs"-thcy would,in partial
least, accomplish what they, profess to desire
down" agitation--iu the free States. The
enactment Of cruel and oppressive laws aud
the pursuit of escaped slaves, will never dc
this Such things but add fuel to the fire,
We say then, the Southern people who
come to the north al(cr "iugitivcs from la
bor," aud their northern coadjutors, arc nov
the "agitators." They are stirring up the
elements Of discord--thcy are planting the
seeds of disunion-t they arc laying founda.
ton stones for a dismcmbcrcd republic all
great and bitter evils which they would faiu
make us believe they fear & drcad;-yet evils
FiT'y EAR wHf7i on, and ran do 20 by rcaSing
10 10 as they are now doing. VIII they cease
to do evil 2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19

CT II is amusing to see some papers at n
distance, class Senator Foot of this State, as
free soRer: i. c. technically so, meaning a
free soiler with one ned. lie is a free solder
in the sense of being opposed to extending
slavery, and also opposed to the obnoxious
features of the Fugitive Slave Law While
he is opposed to slavery extension, he at the
sauu time thinks there are other interests
that likewise demand the attention of legisla-
tors.
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CuLTIYATION oF rnUIT.

IL II about time iOr people 20 turn their o.
tention 20 procuring Fruit Trees 10 be vet
out this Spring. Fruit growing has been 30
much neglected in this vicinity that the guam
tty Of good winter apples il small every year
Consequently, the demand IL supplied from
distant sources. This order Of things ought
10 be- reversed. The home demand may bet
Ter be supplied by producers here aud, vhh
the comparative oheapneaH Of our lands, a
proGtable competition may be maintained in
the city markets.
The Grst stopis, 10 obtain good and thrifty
trees-graAed with choice fruit The see
ond, 20 have them well set By transplant
ing them we'll, several years may be- gained
Ia bringing chem 20 a bearing state over a
more careless and negligent mode Of doing il.
Large holes should be- dug 30 a. 10 loosen the
soil aud give the roots unobstructed growth.
a compost Of swamp mucR-s bushels Of
muck 10 one Of wool ashes, we'll mixed and
allowed 10 lay a week or two before using
put ia and pixed with the soil will greatly
hasten the growth Of Trees. A bushel Of
this % tree may be used 10 advantage. Tx
perieneod Fruit cultiyatou spread come
or other manure upon the surface Of the
ground about trees a. far a. the roots extend.
II mixed with tile soil Ia setting them,
Il should not touch the roots. Either Of
these modes Is useful to begin with
the former particularly % 1t n subsequent
J t,-rie.l High trimming UT tHr cutting or
three feet, is called, by some, an injudicioua
practice The body Of the tree, it is msiR-
tanned, requires shade from the lower limbs,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19

90 Bristol Bill now in the Vermont State
Prison, engaged in the manufacture OF seythe
snaths, is said to be in excellent health, and
the Warden of the prison says heis just aboS'
the best, the smartest, and most diligcnt work
man in the prison. log abods- the eire''e'-
ference of mans hat, and eighteen inches
in length, is attached 10 his right leg by
heavily linked chain, and at one end is a han
die by which he takes it up and carries 1t
along whom marching with the gang to ana
from work
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19
ST. JoHNseuRY.
SATURDAY, APRL TO- 1851
COMMUNICATION wITH NEW YORK.

Tho LAYING Of tho rails upon the Valley
Railroad has been commenced aud the WORK
Of compledngAhis section of2omiles Is rapid
~ progressing. Il Il supposed it will be put
Ia running order sometime la June next
The Valley Road Rns from Bellows Fails 70
Brattleboroneh, ana when done completes
direct chain Of rails from this place ~
New York City The cars run through now
but arc somewhat delayed by being compell-
sd 60 diyerpr from direct line and rass over
the Ashuolot Road,
ANer June nest u will not be severe
DAYS labor to reach Now York Ia one day
from This place, Arrangements aro now be-
80. ......!., -...,...y-ls,,.l 'ltti-rrut
railroad Companies between this place and
New York, for running through daily each
way to commence within five or SiN weeks
When the Connecticut aud Passumpde
COMPANY laid their track down the River
40 thoy we're compelled TO DO, At the time, by
the rcmsal Of the New Hampshire Legisla'
turc 10 grant . charter allowing them TO cross
the Connecticut highrr aP, - 1Lss da-i34d
10 da-many people were disposed to 'h'nh
/ h nm uuwirc determination, The lapse OF a
few wear, serves bat 20 justify the step a
direct route down the valley OF the Connoeu'
cut could not be- dispensed with BESIDES
the great amount OF travel up and down this
valley, especially in the summer u afford
/ FACILITIES Tor The transportation OF The lumho'
/ in the valley nnd upon Iho tributaries OF The
. Connecticut, - the best market aud TO bet
tor ADVANTAGE 10 The owners than the old way
hy rafting. The market for manuiaetnrc'
lumber at the largo towns down the Connce
dcul is bc,tcr than the Boston Market The
competition in these places Is less direct viii
tho lumber from Maine
The travel up and down Oh" Connection
valley before the Railroads were constructed
wa. very great during the season for vi'iiinI
tho White Mountains. The completion OF
direct and expeditions route by liailroa'
must greatly increase u,
Fineon years ago It required about tire
diys 10 roach Boston from this place 10y ia
nuhlic conycyanccs. aud four or five TO rcac
New York City. We can now reach the ioI
mer place ia rather a long half day, and III
latter in about twelve hours. a change in
deed
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cordingly prepared himself Win Two WIZ
loaded Rides and a pine torch bot the s"-
trance was so low that he was obliged 70 pros
trate himself upon the ground IN order ~
enter, aher which he could stand erect Anu
now commenced the tug Of war AZ soon a.
our hero had entered the cave the first opJeo''
that met his gaze in the darkness ofthe place
were two balls Of Gre at the other extremity
Of tho cave, and most hideous gro"l Of ns'
spair, but nothing dauntod, he advanced 70
within about three rods Of his aniagon'st'Anu
after taking deliberate aim, discharged hi'
piece and Immediately retired for few mo
ments, and then returned and found his emo
my lifsless, the balls having entered his head
The animal measured six feet from W 10 up
u.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-04-19

Mhir majority on Joint ballot

Wing majority on joint ballot
The result, so far "a the State ticket is con
cerned, is substantial Wing triumph. The
Wings have reliable working majority ia
tho Legislature, thus securing the choice of
the whole ticket for State officers, making
Mcssrs Seymour & Co, walk the plank, and
and securing the triumphant recollection of
Hon. Roger S. Baldwin. This alone is nc
ordinary triumph.
The Senate, which last year contained on
ly 6 Wings to 10 Eoeos, now stands = Wings
to 8 Locofocos.