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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-05-13

LucERNE.-We have recently seen it
intimated that this plant will not answer
for the South-our opinion, is, that it
will, provided the soil be good, and there
be lime in it. 1t grows in South Ameri.
ca, Spain, Italy, and the South of France,
and why should it not grow in the
Southern States Of North America?
American Farmer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-05-13
From the n. Y. Mirrsr. sept. Q.

LIvERwoRT AND TAn.-Of the virtues Of Or:
Rogers Cough Medicines prepared from the above
articles, 1t is needless now TO speak; its efficacy
in speedily curing Coughs, Colds and other lung
com plaintH, which too Frequently, if neglected,
result in Consumption, is too well established in
public confidence to need euIOgy now.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

Briton Minis and others,
rs BiH f0r PGrtn
James R. Garrett, and Account
William Garrett and others
TT appearing that the Defendants James
l. r. Garrett, William Garrett, Thomas S.
Garrett, Abram Martin and his wife Caroline
a. V. Martin, William H. Garrett, Elizabeth
S. Burt, and B. c. Sparks and his wife Mary
Ann F. Sparks, reside without the limits Of
this S::aa;;c, on motion Of Dir. CARROLL, Plain
lifts Solicitor: Ordered, that the said De-
PENDANTS, demur, plead or answer TO the
Plaintiffs bill of Complaint, within three
months from the publication Of this Order,
or the said bill will be taken pro confesso
against them.
A. SIMKINS, C. E. E. n.
Feb 25 3m 6
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Land for Sale.

+ Would be glad to sell one hundred acres OK
i the tract Of land ON which live. What
propose to part with is all woodland, and PIE
cisely four miles from the Village, on: the 20
lumbia Road--an excellent situation for pleas
ant residence. a. SIkKINS.
Dec 10 tt ~
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THERE is place IN New Hampshire
where they never have any old maids.
When or, .-s,acAes twenty-nine, and is
still on the ladder OF expectation, tue
young fellows club together, ana draw
lots for her. Those who escape pay a
bonus to the one who gets her.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-05-13
Notice.

A IL persons having demands against the es;
N. tate of j. A. Perrin, decd, are requested
to render them in to Capt. w. Harrison, as he IS
my Agent during my absence from the State.
A. PERRIN, Admir-.
6nrn, tt IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-05-13

P1yzERR1NcTuM GUARDs.-This is a
name of new company recently formed
in this city, and composed of barber.boys
aud boot blacks. 1t is an Infantry com.
pany, and parades with dull razors and
shoe brushes. The captain is John She
zicks, who got wounded in the last war
by falling ont of a baggage-wagon.
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EuGEriELD C. H., Sept. 10, 1851.

EpcErIELD C. H., Sept 10, 1851.
Nix. WIN. LEw,s,-Sir: In your letter you
ask how like the Straw Cutter bought from
you. say it excels any thing of the kind |
have ever seen, and could not be induced to
part with it, without the prospect of getting
snctlcI, fer any common consideration.
WNl. P. BUTLER.
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Notice..

A IL those Indebted to the estate of Charles
IA .. Logan, decd, are required to make
payment, and those having demands to present
them properly attested.
NJ. W. LILIES,
A. NIX, Ad'rs.
+. P. HOLLOWAY.
Feb 10 lin s.
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N. T.. GRIFFIN. >
EDMUND PENN, s
S. f. GOODE, 6
r. T. MINIS. =
j.. H., Dee. 4 1851. If 46
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Edge6eld C. H., Dee. A 1851.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
LII. Mundy, decd ct al. Bin for Mar
IS. skalHng Assets
George L Penn and others
IN pursuance Of the order made by Cham
l cellor Johnston in this case, all and singu--
lar the Creditors of the Mercantile firms Of
Penn g. Brannon, Brannon & Mundy, Bran
non, Mundy and Anderson, Brannon g. An
derson, and G. w. g. w. B. Brannon, and Of
the individuals composing those Firms, are
hereby notified that they are required to ap.
pear before me in my Office Mt Edgefeld C..
H., on Friday the 2stI, May next, in order to
prove and establish their respective demands
and that upon their failure SO to do, they
will be barred from all share Of the assets.
proposed to be nrarshalIed by this suit.
A. SIMKlNS. C: E. ED.
Comm'rs Office, April %. 1852. -
April % ct 15#
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Y. E. PIOLLET.
AUGUSTA, (Ga.) Sept 16, 1856

NUuTeTNi IS1u'7 1eP1 IUl I0V1'
Mr.. LEwis,-Deur Sir Some time since
used one of your Straw Cutters 10 cut roots for
my preparation Of Georgia Sarsaparilla. Some
of the roots were very hard and tough.-l am
happy to say your Straw Cutter has far exceeded
my expectations. The public need not fear Of
its getting out Of order by cutting straw or fnd-
der, OF BY accidentally getting hard substances
in it. Yours, respectfully,
! DENNIS
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CANDIDA TEs
For Tax Collector

For Tax Collector
WILLIAM E.'PARKS,
THEOPHILUSi DEAN,
L. A. sBROoKSslI slIssrseI'i -
ISAAC tBOLES,
WELCOME MARTIN,
Derrick HoLSoNBAKE,
f. W. BURT.
JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
HENRY H. HILL.
BARNEY NJ LAMAR,
HIRAM JOURDAN, s;
WESLEY BODlE,
For. Sheriff:
JULIUS DAY.
FELIX E, BODIE, s37
r. S. KEY, ( 81
JAMES EDISON.
For Ordinary.
VIRGIL NJ. lwHITE,
W. F.iDURISOE,
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Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to the Estate Of E. II;
n Norris, decd, will please come forward
aud make prompt payment, and those having
demands against said estate, are requested to
render them in properly at.estcd.
N. a. NORRIS, Admir-,
JULIA A. NORRIS, Adn,'x.
March A Sm 7s
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SDUIITm1, Cotton.

TF you wish to buy SPUN COTTON very
i cheap, thisis the place to got it. as large.
supply has Just been received, which is offered
for sale cheap for CASH. -
March 1s 3ai ~ If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-05-13

To EXTRACT LAMP OIL FROM A DRESS.
If lamp oil is spilled upon n dress that
will not be injured by wctting, lay it i'm.
mediately in a small tub of cold water.
A portion OF the oil will be seen to rise
to the surface then pour off the water,
replace it with fresh, and still more oil
will be seen floating on the surface.
Again pour off the water, and fill the tub
anew, repeating the process until no more
oil can be discovered OH the surface.
Then take out the dress, wiring it well,
and dry and iron. No washing is neces-
sary. If lamp oil, tar, or any other
grease is spilled on white dress, it can
be eradicated by washing and boiling i'll
the asual manner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-05-13

CEMENT FOR GRAFr1Sc.-Tbe graft
ing season being at hand, it may be of
advantage 10 some Of our readers to state
that we have found the very best grating
wax made from the following ingreuicats -:
One part tallow, two OF beeswax, and
three of rosin; melt and mix the whole
turn it into cold water, and work it as
shoemaker's wax. These make Il com.
pound that will not melt in hot summers s
sun, nor crack in the severest cold.-Bal.
tmere Clipper.
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Notice.
Notice.
Noncae.

4 IL Persons indebted to the estate Of Oliver
IN Togles, are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having demands against the
same will render tlrem. IN properly atteslcd.
RIM. SCGRRY, Administrator
Dot q 49,. tf 3S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-05-13

Bedsteads, Tables, Wash.Stands, SC
kept constantly on hand for sale.
CABINET WORK,
made or repaired to order.
Sash will be furnished filed with glass and
primcd.
Those wishing work in our line, will please
call and examine our Stock and prices before
buying elsewhere, and learn that as good work
can be done ut EdgcGeld Court House, as can
be found.
Feb S If
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DIR. ROGERS
LIyERWORT AND TAR.

A SAFE and certain cure for Coughs, Colds,
n Group, Asthma, Consumption ofthe Lungs
Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough,
and ali Pulmonary Affections.
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To wM. LEWIS, Esq, Hamburg, 5. c.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-31
pRrNrrNa orrTcn FOR sAr,n.

DESTROYS Of devoting my whole time TO the
practice Of the law, with which the charge
OF a newspaper necessarily verv much inter
feres, offer for sale the Press. Types. and
Subscription List Of the KALIDA VEN
TURE newspaper to whoever desires to con.
tinue and conduct it as Democratic jour
nal; and as it is now established nearly
twelve years it's petmanence can be no mat-
tor of question, nor the steady support i, has
received and still receives. To an indus
trious PrinteriI would yield fairand certain
return, and would prove good investment.
In case Of sale would prefer to give pos
session after the first of January next, but
would do 50 sooner. il deemed essential.
Sept. 4, 1859. JAMES MACKEN zIf.
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valuable Real Estate for Sale.


Stephen Anderson. .Guardi ,t.a;. &c.,
ar 0. SamuelBusck, James p,oha,a Cam.,
Busick and Wesley Blu. po';,;an ,U;a,v - a,i
sick, minor heirs 81 Sam 1and. " o'''
uel Busick, late of Putnam A''
County deceased,
VS..
Henry Killheffer, ct. al.
IDY virtue of all order OF the Court OF P ro-
.Dbnte within and for Madison County,
State of Ohio, will proceed to offer for
sale at the door OF the Court House in Kaida,
in the County Of Putnam between the houra
of ten O'Clock, a. m. and four o'clock, p. m.
Monday, the tenth day Of January A, d.
1853.
the following described property, to wit:
. The share by Will of the said James Ru.
sick in the North half of the South East
quarter OF the South East quarter Of section
seventeen t.f township one south oi range
eight east, being twenty acres Of land, lying
in Putnam county, and State Of Ohio.
And also "The share by will Of Samuel
Busick, in The middle part Of the West
half of the South East quarter of section
eeventeen OF Tow nship one South OF range
eight East, in said Putnam county. and
State Of Ohio, lying Immediately South OF
the pe-cel Of land willed by Samuel Busick.
now deceased, to George Busick, and by him
sold 10 WhiifeldAckley, bounded on the south
and East by lands willed to Sarah Busick,
and Wesley Bnsick. and on thu West by
lands occupied by Henry Blosser, being 90
acres of land.
And also s'The share by said Will Of
Wesley Busick, which ;s the South West
quarter Of the South East quarter, except
Northwest part, and the South East porl Of
the Northwesi quarter Of South East quarter
of section seventeen of ofTownship one South
of Range Eight East, in Pu,nam County
State Of Ohio, being twenty three acres ol
land, and In Lots number FIVE and six (No's.
S & s. in the Town Of Pendleton, in said
County.
Subject however, to the life Estate OF
Dover Interest of their said Mother, Sarah
Busick. in the aforesaid three several tracts
of land and town Lote.
STEPHEN ANDERSON,
Nov, %, 1862.
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II OST.--A pair OF Saddle-bags. between
IL Ottowa and Gilboa, contaiRing some
articles OF clothing. A satisfactory reward
will be paid TO whoever will forward them TO
this Office, or tell where they may be found.
Dec. l, 1859.
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KALIDA LvcEUM.

Mn. P. 6. BAssErr, will deliver .
Lecture, on tie Science Of PhronolOgy,
before the Kalida Lyccum, on Wednes-
day evening, January 5lh, 1853. The
ladies' are respectfully invited TO attend.
J. M. LEE, Pres'i.
JOHN DrxoN, sec'y.
Kalida, Dec. 80, 1852.
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From The N. Y. Journal Of Commerce -
"This is very interesting and instructive
volume, especially to Americans, as il relates
continent The Plates illustrating various
points in the history of the great Navigator.
add to the value OF the work, and still more
to its acceDtablcness to the common reader.n
From the N. Y. Christian Observer. -" In
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have preserved all the information accessible
respecting this celebrated voyager. The
Book will be valuable acquisitions
From the Nc,D York Recorder .-"This is a
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| whose name and history will be iof ever
connected with the American Continent
The work is well worthy Of attention os
repository of much that is valuable, hearing
on The early history Of the New World"
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ut is written in that flowing and attractive
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A number Of active and intelligent men OF
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The Terms will be given on application to
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H. MANSFIELD, Publish sr,
l34 York ST.. New Haven, Connecticu..
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AupIToR,s sALE
Section Sigieen. Union To,onshiip.

TN pursuance Of law I, William NJ. Bell. AuditoI
i IN and for Putnam county and Stnte OF Ohio, will
offer Tor SALE on Saturday. the 5th day Of Feruary
A. D. 1853. at l2 olock, NJ, at the door oftle Couri
house in said county OF Pntnam, the following des
cribed lands, being section sixteen, Union township
In said county sci apart for schools therein, TO wit
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THEOLOGICAL.

Bunyan's Minor Works, containing
Grace Astounding 10 the Chief
Of Sinners; Hearts Ease in Heart
Trouble; The World TO Come;
and Barren Fig Tree. Much
eni rged 32no., steel plate, cloth
qilt,s........ acknowledgements so SO
Wilson's Afflicted Mans Compan-
ion, lsmo., improved edition,
cloth gilt ........................". 81
Doddridge's Rise anil Progress.
lsmo.. steel plate, cln,h gil'-.... 80
DR., Dodd's Lectures 10 Young Men.
Steel plates, 24mo., cloth gil's.'.a 90
British Sk,iches of AGO Sermons.
A vols, l2mo.. cloih......,..ss..r,.,. 4 0O
Camp Meeting Chorisier, { Meiho-
dist Hymn Book,3 noa, sheep... 20
Sturm's Ref c,ions on the Works 9s
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Pollok's Coufse Of Time. l6Ino.,
cloth gil:..........................'... 5C
Baxier's Saints Everlasting Rest
~lSmo., with portrait Of the Au-
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Zimmerman on Solitude. lSmo.,
with portrait of,he Author. cloth
Qilt.... ..>.............'......''' oU
Dicks Philosophy Of future state.
lSmo, With Po,trai, Of the Author,
cloth eilt.................' 5O
Youna's Night Thoughts. lSmo.,
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vilf f.....,,............. 80. 5O
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uili-............,.... OU
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pictorial History Of Greece. From
the London edition. Published
BY the Society for the Diffusion
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numerous additions. BY John
Frost, LII, d., vol. Illustrated
With numerous beautiful engrsy-
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Poe,ical Work Of Lord Byron. With
memoir ofhis Life, aud copions *
illustrative notes. 6vo., With 8
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Songs for the People. Edited by
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beautiful Elgravings ...... a,''.. 4 30
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Cloth gill ...... .........'.'. ...... 70
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sEIERIFF'S SALE.


vs.. EXECUTION.
Willis Tharp.
DY virtue Of an execution to me directed
AD from the Court Of common pleas Of
Putnam county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
the door Of the court house in Kalida, Put
nam county, Ohio, on
Thursday, the 9th day Of January
A. ID. 1858,
Between The hours Of teno'clock. a. nj. and
lour O'clock, p nj. Of said day, ti Z following
chattles, TO wit:
One Bay Mare.
Taken in execution as the property Of
Willis Tha!P TO satisfy decree in favor Of
the State Of Ohio.
JOHN 3. FRUCHEY, SheriG
SHERIrF's OFFrcE.
Kalida, Puinam Co, O., Nov. /, 1855
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AUDITORS SALE.
Section Sirteen, Jennings Township

Section Sirieen, Jennings Township
I'm pursuance OF law. 7. William M. Bell
il Auditor in and for Putnam County, and
Stnte OF Ohio, will offer for sale on Saturday
the 9Th day Of FEBRUARY 85a, at l2 o'clock. M
mt the door OF the Court House in said County
Of Putnom. the following described lands.
being section No. 10. in jennings Township
set apart for schools therein, 10 wit: five ensi
two south, Lot No. !, containing forty acres,
and eiRhty-fve hundreds Of an acre. Ap.
praised at one dollar and fifty cents per acre.
The above land will not be sold for less than
five dollars per acre, nor less than the np-
praised value.
WILLIAM M. BELL,
Auditor.
AupIToR's OFFIcE, Putnam Co.. o..
Kalida, December Path, A. D. 1852.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
l. Y signed was, on the 18th day Of Derem.
Der. appointed, by the Probate Court, dmin-
istrotor, de bnnis non, Of the Estate Of ). II
Miller, late OF Putnam county, Ohio, de.
ceased. HENRY WING ~
December Is. 1882 6I(
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NV. B. PALMER, at New York, Boston,
and PHILADELPHIA. is our only agent in these
Uities for advertising and subscription pur-
poses. All arrangements made with him,
on our account, will be treated as if made
directly with ihie office.
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STANDARD,

HISTORICAL, THEOLOGICAL, JU.
vENILE AND MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS, a
PUBLISHED By DANIELS & GETZ,
SUCCESSORS TO w. A. LEARY & Co.,,
NO. lss NORTH SECOND STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
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The nhove lnnds vill not be sold for less than five
collars per acre. nor less than the appraised value.
WILLIAM M. BELL,
Auditor.
AUDiToRh OFTcE. Putnam Co, ,0.,l
Kalidn, December 24th. 1852. J 81
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NOTICE is hereby given TO Mahala Critics
/ Y that her husband John Crites,ha filed his
petition in the Clerks Office Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Putnam County, Ohio, the
prayer Of which said Petition is that the said
John Critics be divorced from her the said Ma
hala Critics. Cause set forth on which said dl.
vorce is prayed for: Adultery with divers per-
sons in said petition named. The said Mahala
Critics will hereby take notice that the said
petition fo- divorce will be for hearing at the
next term of the said Court Of Common Pleas
Of said County.
BY JAMES MACKENZIE, Sol'r.
Nov. 8, 1852.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-09-04
SATURDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER a 1862

the end of the term passed examination
with high honor; much to my dear mo-
theirs pride and joy.
determined 10 be wiser when | saw
Grace again; to discover beyond a
doubt if were indeed beloved, before
| committed myself as | had done by
foolish speeches.
In order to satisfy myself en- this
point, and perhaps also to crafty lit
tie pique. when | returned home did
not 60 Immediately to see Grace as my
feelings dictated, but waited till, at my
mothers summons she spent an evening
with US. Even then, though my heart
was full of tenderness for her, | aft ected
GOODNESS; | had made up my mind to
play part, and suffer as might | would
act it out. There was young lady
staying with my mother at this time
who dearly loved to flirt. | was quite
ready to contribute TO her am usement.
| devoted myself to her the whole ev-
ening, and felt the sweetest pain ever
experienced when saw, by Grace's
dear, changing, sensitive face, that she
was deeply panied and wounded
When this foolery had been carried
to its height perceived Grace sudden
ly rise, and step through the open win
dow out on the piazza. In few minutes
| followed her: she had retired to lit
tie distance from the window, and
stood with her head leaning against the
railing, weeping Stealing softly be-
hind her. ! passed my arm around her,
and whispered,
'Ah dearest Grace--do not deny it j!
you lore me-
There was a little pause; then laug h.
ing half crying, Grace turned aside her
head, and said,
Alas | KNOW IT,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-09-04
SCOTT LEADS THE COLUMN!
Make way for v olunteers.
Make way! for a torrent is coming
The mil lions in battle array;
Their glad shouts will soon cleave the welkin,
For Victory and Old Chippewa.

Thomas P. Porter, of Woodford, Ky,
one of the strongest Cass men in 1913,
is on the stump for Gen. Scott. Ken
lucky is in blaze; such enthusiasm
has not prevailed there since 1910.
J. D. Gilleth and a number other Dem
ocrats in La Roy, N. Y, are out for
Scott and Graham.
Hon. A. P. CASTER of Upton county
Indiana, has left the Democratic party
and declared for old Chippewa.
Hon. B. l.. Bessac, formerly First
Judge of Orleans county, N. Y, and
heretofore an active Democrat, is Vice
President of the Scott Club of Albion.
The .Aiton Qll) Telegraph states that
1t knows % Democrats who have de-
clared themselves for Scott.
Among the officers of the Detroit Scott
Club, are three OF the most prominent
Democrats in the State-Gen. Williams,
Col. O'Calahan, and Major kearsley.
A Scott Club has been formed in Lysan-
der, Onondega county, N. Y, consist
ing of twenty-five members, all of whom
voted against the Wings at the late Pre-
sidential election.
The Cambridge (Indiana) Rerei0e
contains letters from Joseph Fl. Swope,
A Shepherd, and David Carson, hereto
fore Democrats, but who now declare
themselves for Scott.
Ephraim Little, prominent Demo-
crat Of Preble Co., Ohio, is out for Scott
g. Graham.
Judge ]. |. Lourie, an influential Dem
ocrat of Greenwich, Washington county,
New York, is out for Scott warmly and
The Detroit Tribune says that at a
Scott Club formed last week, not over