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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-26
NOTICE.
RICH FALL DRY GOODS.
GRAY BROTHERS,


AUGUSTA, GA,
DEG to inform the public, that their Fall Stock
ID of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
is now complete In addition to our Store we have
added handsome
Silk and Dress Goods Department,
where will be found the Richest Dress Fabrics Of
the season, ut the lowest New York cash prices,
Among which are:
Rich Brocade Dress SILKS and SATINS;
Extra fine white and black Brocade Silks and
Satns plain and Chameleon do;
Plaid and Striped Silks; rich Irish Poplins and
Tabnets
Rich colorcd and black Silk Nclrcts;
Rich Satin Broche Cashmcrcs;
Extra fine Satins, American:
Black and White Watcrrd Silks;
Plain black Silks, a widths:
Small figured black Silks Half Mourning Silks,
Black and coorcd Alpacas and BOmbazncB;
Black and colored Brocade Alpacas
French and English Merinos and Cashmcres;
Muslin Dclancs Ginghams and Calico, in great
variety of styles and prices;
In our Cloak and Shawl Department,
Will be found, the latest styles of colored and
back VELVET CLOAkS, SACKS and MAN
TlLLAS,
Cloth Clnaks and Mantillas, neat and comfortable,
Bpk, Cold and Watcred Silk Mantias, of all kinds,
Long and Square Woocn Shaws. in great variety
Plain Grape Sllawls. very low priced,
4 few extra rich Emb. Grape Shaws.
In our Domestic Department
We can say that we keep all the favortc hrands Of
KERSEYS, OSNABURGS and BLANKETS,
and can afford to sell them ut factory prices as well
as our ncighbors
Special attention is requested to so bales Of the
best KERSEY ever brought South. bought at auc-
tion) S cents per yard less than factory prices,
Satinets, Jeans, Twceds, Cloths, Cassirncres, and
Flannels Of all kinds,
And great variety of other GOODS, to which
we request the attention Of the public.
Oct &c If Al
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N MOtECC.

Ill Persons indebted to the Estate Of c. j.
IN Glover, deed, are requested to make imme-
dia,c payment, and those having demands against
said estate, will present them properly attic, ted.
JOHN RAlNSFORD, Admir-.
Sept % II 81
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Abbey Green Female Institute,
Hev Nusss Sonhin ChaDim.

BY Miss Sophia Chaplin.
TTNIIIS Institution is located seven miles North o
Il Edgcfcld c. H.. and within sight of Elton
PO. tbs situated in remarkably healthy portion
of the District, and convenient to an excellent
Spring. The building is entirely new, large and
commodous
The lnstrue,rcsa, Miss cHans, has the reputation
of being an experienced and talented Teacher.
The Elementary, and all the higher branches ct
English, together with Latin and French are taught.
Terms per Session Of FIVE months for all branches
except Music. ................,,. ..'SlO w
Music, including use Of Piano. .............25 %
Good Board can be obtained in the neighborhood
81 81, per Month. For further information, if de-
sired, apply to either Of the undersigned.
8. W. NICHOLSON,
JOSEPH ADAMS.
Oct 90 Ans Al
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A GARD !

A CARD!
MFR. A. J. DEMEREST, Prof. of Dancing,
WI eiir.s his services 10 the Ladies and Gentle
men of Edrcicla District. He will give inS'ruc-
ton in variety Of new and fashionable
Dances, Quadrilles, Waltzes, Polkas,
GalEopaGes, &c,
Such as Gori2a. Mazurka, Schoitisch, Ri'"rra.
Jenny Lind Polka Hop Watzes and Scotch Dances
lie will teach School any where in Edgcfrl'l
District. provided it be made up for him, he'wccn
this and sale day in February next adde's not
liking 10 attend the School, can have private Les
sons given them by forming party Of eight.
MIR. ID. can b. seen or addressed 1T this place,
where he may C found at all tines unless when
absent attending his Scil"os.
lie has had several Glasses in Ed"ci'cld and
hopes hy digrnt attention to get many more. lie
refers with pleasure and confidence to all those gen.
tlcmcn who have patloniscd him.
january -, st o2
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Harness..

CARRIAGE and BUGGY HARNESS,
t Wagon Harness, Double and Single.
Riding Brides, Plantation Bridlrs, Collars, &c',
Manufactured of COOL materials and by good work
men, next door 10 j. B. SULLIVAN.
r. T. MINIS.
Jan - o2
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Bethany Acadc my.
Hsc it Distinctly Understood,

rENIIAT from the First of January 1853, the TIN
i BUSHES at Edgciicld G. H., will be CAR
ricd strictly Oh the CASH SYSTEM.
| have lost enough already and am determined 10
sustain no more by the Credit System.
All Persons having accounts unsettled by the isl
of February will be sued without distinction, as
owe money and must pay my debts OF be sued.
C. L. REFO.
Ian 3t 52
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rs Hereby given to all persons indebted to L. IT,
Il Mundy, dcc'd previous to his death, that un-
less their notes and accounts settled by Saleday
next, they will indiscriminatcly be placed in the
hands Of proper Officers for collection. The estate
is in debt and must have money.
H. T. WRIGHT, o. E. D.
Ordinary,s Office. Jan u st SO
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Axes! Axes |!

A T the sign of the Golden Anvil 90 Dozen
IN Superior Axes, together with COM
plcte Stock Of English and American Hardware
which will be sold OH accommodating terms by
AGNEW, FISHER s. co.
Direct Importers Of English hardware.
it
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Dec | |
Notice,

fEIJlOSE indebted 10 the Subscriber by Note or
IL Account previous to the first Of January. arc
most :arncsy requested topay by sale day in f, b.
ruary. as want the money, and cannot possibly
wal, longer. NM. McEFo1:
Jan - At 92
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R Remov.al +!

THE Undersigned respectfully informs his old
Il customers, friends and the public generally that
he has removed to his BRICK STORE, on Centre
Street, between Messrs. JosIsn SIDLErand GEoxcR
ROBINSON, where be offers for salea general assort-
ment of
FAMILY. GROCERIES,.
Mr.. ELlHu IIopaEs is my duly authorised a gent
to sell Goods, and the businesas will be conducted
under the style of L. HODGES, Agent.
II. A. KENEICK.G
Hamburg. Noy % ~, - II 46
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Wm D. Jruniurs

Vim. d. Jennings,
rs. OccL. IN Attachment.
Richard Bailey.
rVNllE Plaintiff in the above case having this day
i filed Declaration in my Office, and the De.
frndant having neither Wife nor Attorney known
to reside within the limits Of this State ON whom a
copy Of said Declaration with rule 10 plead can be
served: On Motion of Mr.. ToMrEiss, Attorney for
Plaintiff: Ordered, That said Defendant appear
and plead to said Declaration within year sud q
day from the dnte hereof or judgment by default
will be entered against him.
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NIOsaev Wanted.

A IL Persons indebted 10 me either by Note or
N open Account, arc respectfully Solicited to
come forward, and make payment us early as pos
sb'c. produce Of every description is commanding
good prices, which will enable you to pay NE with
out Inconvenience t, yourselves, and greatly &C
conlnodatc me-
| keep constantly on hand, large and well Sc
lec,ed stock Of every article generally used by the
planter. aud is my business will be confined strict.
TO the Cash System after the first of January S53
nv prices will be greatly reduced. You are there
fore earnestly solicited to give call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
will be at al times in the market for Cotton
and other produce, for which the highest Cash
Prices will b. paid. Il. ). DUNBAR.
Hamburg, Jan 10 81
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II office

rs hereby given to those indebted to the estate Of
L Eldred W. Glover, deceased, to make payment,
at furthercst, by the lst day Of January next and
those to whom the said estate is indebted will meet
me in the Ordnary's Office at Edge6eld c. H., on
Friday the 7th day of January next 1853, at which
time final settlement will be made on the estate.
Z. II. CHAMBERLAIN, Admir-.
Oct % 3m 40
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1853 is at Hand!

GoAlE, GENTLEMEN, walk up to the Cap
" tain's Office, No |, PARK Row. square u,
vour arrears, and enter your names for anUthc
twelve month voyage
All Notes and open bills due me contracted
prior to the l>t Of january, 1852, must b. csncce'
by the 10Th Of February those that arc not will I'
sued OH i!idiscriminatrly.
w. P. BUTLER.
T., 51
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Ladies Circular Cloaks.

.GNoWDEN 81 sHEAR. Anessia
CIRCULAR CLOAKS, and Ladies black wa
tered and plain black. SILK CLOAKS.. 81
Also, splendid assortment Of Ladies' Embroid-
dered Yalenciennes Lace and Paris Trimmed.
Mouse uitan Collars, Sleeves and Chimascttes, hf
new and elegant styles-,owhich they respectfully
invite the attention of the Ladies. g-s,as
S. &, S. will receive, in a few days, Ladies black
Cloth Cloaks, made Of beautiful fabrie.' Z
Ioco II 46
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N office,

A Ii persons indebted to the Estate Of Mrs.
N SalIie Miles, Decd, vii! please make pay
ment Immediately, aud all those having demands
against the Estate will present them To the subscri
bcr properly attested. JOHN LOTT.
Jan 5 1t 81
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EDGEFIELD COLLIE GIATL
INSIFIWUTSH
Rev. C. A. RAYMOND, Eorimcip;l


TRUSTEES.
Hoy. n. L. GRIFFIN, EDMUND PENN,
:. f. GOODE. DR. X. Il. MINIS.
TNHE TRUSTEES and TEACHERS Of th.'
L Institute tend their most respectful thanks
for the very liberal Il ronasc bestowed upon ill.,
institution during the past year. They are ais
happy to announce the very prosperous condition {"
the institute, and lis hatcring prosperity for tn
coming year. They assure their PATRONS that r
efforts will be spared to continue deserving ot 1T
LIBERAL Il patronage.
The next Session will commence Oh MONDAY
the 10th Of January 1853.
The same Teachers will be employed in tho 'lli.
trcnl Departments, ;s during the past year. An''
the same rates Of Tuition, and general regulations
continued.
Pupils can enter ut any time during the Ses.i"n.
and if near the middle clnsc of the ~ ssI"n the.
will be charged from The time of entrance, TO l."
rnl of the Session. Those leaving before the S,s'
sion Closes except in eases Of Sickness arc charscu
for the whole Session.
Application for admission may be made to cltIIcr
of the Trustees, or the Principal.
Dee % If ~
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

William D. Jcnnllgs,
Richard Bailey.
FsNIIE Plaintiff in the above case havi"g this
L day filed his declaration in my Office, and the
Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney Rho"
to reside within the limits Of this State on whom
copy Of said Drclm with rule to plead can be
served, On motion Of Mr.. ToMrENs, Attorney Tor
Plaintiffs. Ordered that said Defendant appear and
nlc,d to said declaration within year and day
from the date hereof, or judgment will be awarded
against them by default.
TIIOS. G. BACON, c. E. D.
Clerks Office, May II, 1852. ly is
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Last Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the Estate of o. Towles,
N decd, will make payment before return day,
or they will find their notes and accounts in the
hands of an Attorney for collection.
X. NJ. SCURRY, Adm'or.
Jan It 81
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YOUNG LADIES
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL!

Rev. N. ALDRICEH, Principal.
Mn. STUCKLER, PRoF OF Music, FRENCH, &c
Mns. j. McCLINTOCK, TEACHER OF PaIMARY
DEPARTMENT.
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Positive Notice.

A Ii Persons having demands against the estate
N Of Luke S. Bland, deed, will render them in
duly attestcd, and those indebted by note or open
account will make payment by the first of February
next, as the heirs are all Of age, and am deter
mined to close up the estate.
WM. MOBLEY, Admir-.
Jan At 81
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THE TEACHERS A 'is is, Asalr,ny crate r; e
i fully acknowledge the Er;l a.! patronage they
nave enjoyed for the past ye They III exceedingly
rgr,t that the Inconvenience their Rooms has
hitherto ati"raetl them no oP!yatnnity for public
examination ui their Scholars 1t is with pleasure,
however, they announce the speedy erection OF Il
arge and convenient building. Il suitable lot has
.Ircady been procured and arrangements are in pro-
srcss for the immediate commencement Of the
Guiding which will be fastened to colnptction.-
The School will then be furnished with all the ne
.ss.ary apparatus for facilitating the Scholars in the
.ariors Departments of Study, ard the pnbc ure
assured that no pains will be spared to place the
Sc',nol on an equal fuoting with any IN the st'le
The exercises If the School will be resumed on
MONDAY, January Sd.
Terms of Tuition thr same rs formerly.
1t is desirable that the Scholars begin with the
opening Of tn, Session particularly such intend
10 commence the high branches Of study:
The Teachers hold themselves in readiness to ac-
cnmmniate the Scholars with Board ut the usual
prices, Sln per MONTH
Dec 20 II oU
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N Office.

WTE WILL proceed to sell at Edgefed G. f.,
w on sale day in February next, a TRaCT of
LAND, containing One Hundred and Thirty-four
(34) acres, more less, known as the Good Spring
Branch Tract, belonging to the estate Of John Hat
cher, decd, situate in Edgcfeld District, and
bounded by lands Of Gen. JAS Jones and others.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
AMOS LANDRUM, kd'rs with the
JAS. HATCHER. Will annexed.
Jan 4 At 81
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TIME Plaintiffs in the above stated cases having
4. this day filed thc:r declarations in my Office,
and the Defendant having neither wife nor Ator-
new. known To reside within the limits Of this S.; te
ON whom Il copy of said declarations, with rule
to plead can be served: On motion Of MIR. kEY,
Attorney for Plaintiffs, Ordered, that said Defrn-
lant appear and plealto said declarations, within
year and /. day from the date hereof, or judgments
will be awardc,! against him by default.
TllOS G. BACON, C. Z. d.
Clerks Ofiicr NlN 9Th 1872 " is
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List of Letters

LlSL Ol LGLL6lS
DEMAINING in the PostOflcc at Edge6eld
In, Court House, 3lst December, 1852.
Addison, Mrs. Omstead, p. f.
Atkinson. Joseph D. Pardew: David
Betting, Joseph Perry, CaPt, ~. Il.
Beard, Charles A. Price, Thomas
Bird, Eldred Patterson, J. w.
Barley, N. L. 2Pool, Jordan
Bleisoe, Mrs. Sarah Prcscoat. }. II:
Perry G. w. Quattlebnm, Daniel
Buyd. John S. Ramand Judelh
Bradley. Henry Raiborn, Benz.
Burt. Moody 2Ru,herford, William
Ccgburn, Mary A. NJ. Ryon, Benjamin,
Carter, Charles Roundlree, ]. B.
D. Duroe, Mr. Reynolds. Admin
Dean. Tubitha of james Whittle.
Elder, H.B. Reardcn, John
Eicheberger, John Ramsey, William
Ferguson, Joe Rese, Georgiana
Glover. David Busc, Thomas d.
Hill, John G.. Samuel, Beril
Head, james 3Stowes, Willis
Howard, Henry Sbirly, Amos
Heath, D. V. 2SmlEl Materson
Jennings, Edward Sherlock, w. +.
Jennings, Caroline Saunders Carter a
Jennings, Tilman Taylor Jonathan
Jones, Rebecca 3ThraIekilI, Frances Z
Knox, Thomas NJ. Temple, Rachael p
Leopard, Jesse 2Ullerbank, Samuel
Lee, ]. i. Williams, Mrs. s.
Martin. Alsey 2Wynn, Lucinda
Morton. Augustus Williams, Roger NJ.
Marsh, Z. II. West, E. T..
Mathis, John 2Wren, Bates
Mosclcy, Martha G. Whitaker, l.. II. b.
Minis. Mrs. Rebccca Whitaker, A. Oliver
Moring, Joel Weeks, Lucreili.
O'Conner, Frances eA
G. L. PENN, P. NJ.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. I.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
NCOMMON PLEAS.

James Jones, Joseph Ken
nedy and John McKinne,
The City Council Of Augusta.
WHEREAS tIIe Plaintiffs have this day filed
w their declaration against the Defendants, who
(as it is said) are absent from and without the limits
of this State, and have no Attorney known within
the came upon whom copy Of the snid declaration
might be served: 1t Is therefore ordered that the
said Defendants do appear and plead to the said de-
clarations within year and day from this date,
otherwise final and absolute judgment will then bs
given and awarded against them.
TIiOS. G. BACON, C. E. D.
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r WILL proceed to sell at Edgsfcld c. H., on
l. the 6rst Monday in February next, the follow
ing Negrues belonging to the Estate of l.. II. Mum
day, deed, viz: l;oscttc and boy Ellie, and boy
Bill
TEaMs.-They viii be sold on credit until the
18th December, 1858 Purchasers will be required
to give note with two approved securities.
ii. II. WRIGHT, Admir-.
Ian ID 3t 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-25
NEW-HAVEN.
An Interesting Trial-t'ermsu Celebraten-Out raxe
upon an American Citizep- Relief for New.Orisan.


Correspondence Of The TnbuDe.
NEN-HAvES. Tuesday, Aag - 1855
A case at law has Just been concluded before the
United States District Court which sccouot Of tue
posi, of the parties implicated and other attendant cir
cumsiances has attracted considerable degree of pdb
lie sympathy. lawyer OF this city, named J. Works
who has heretofore maintained high position in the
community man of integrity was accused of fraal
in obtaining pension for the heirs of Col Lille H..
CLERK. also j. ii Conklin charged with aiding AMI
Sbet,ing in the transaction. After long aud patient
hearing before Judge Ingersol although supported by
the abesf SCI they convicted upon 40 coaats
Of the indictment
motion for arres, of Judgment was set aside and
the State Prison will probably be the home of the two
men for some years 10 come Ii is believed by macy
Who are Wei qualified TO judge that the Of faui to
which they have been convicted committed rather
through ignorance than deliberate crime and hence
much sympathy has been excited for the accused Ii
mere De good foundation for the opinion their case ia
certainly a bard one
ne iaInverelD" an association of Germans which
DAs oraoches IN various cities held celebration in this
cry !es'eIusy Delegations from Hartford, Bridgeport
ana onei places we're present, which together with the
New Raven oocety parajed the principle streets be- Ned
by fine band Of music. They then proceeded :, ths;
new GROUNDS, where patriotic speeches we're dalVcro5
and various gymnastc fleets of strength and sLI ~
bltited. ball in the evening closed the pro eel,po.
These unionsf the Germans and the rsvvas of IN.
sports and festivities of their Fatherand mus, be pro-
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THE OPERA.
Review of fne season.

The oPeraic 'eson which has at -Ipred 4, Castle
GARDEN ls Cd the shal- the r-msrs.1e Eaic1 his
ever been presented 10 N-w-Y rk audiences Waen &c
lok variety OF uAs'- pe~ss yr-s-nt-d to- ineol
testibe superiority Of the Artists engaged the public 4.
rentiOu given every nigh without 10 ploa ~
asa every performances, I AL constitute cla n 10
each eminence.
When speak Of operas nus: mean Italian operas
because The eon,rbut of other ons are o. s.coni.y
that they form an eXcet ti"B and rule Tns oaly
opera vhich not purely Itssn Roberto Il O.volo il
molly 90 because the sutr"r began career a. clos-
iuitsior Of ss'ni and when after be adopted utst
sfyl- bis preference for BIS fr,i 1--we vas -vdea, The
pain Characteristic # Robt IL Itla music S.n adj
'ioDA orchestral detail M0zss Don Gov lna 10 <-v-r
purely Italian Opera Erlif-n after TIE mode Of ri cln
Nth Of '01r.s tie pecuilsriti-s If ~ sa- lo-
The melodies strictly I.sn rlslsursl of eos-.e
-rirr the t'tn - Fhc1 'h-y - -, hy -
% .as OFF trs "a r. sl..tTns rear r-l,iy T. Y 90 -
&c ssviar f-s inc riie4lg which -aea c,.t-r must
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OHIO.
The Hooking valley.

(ercsY0ndtnct OF Tic Y I I1ltunt.
LANCASTER Ohio Monday, Aus IS issS
We send 500 to renew our subscription for the paper
which have taken SO long that feel the want Of il
slmos much daily oodit is food for our men
tai wants.
deep and lively interest is awakened 10 behalf OF
the mineral resources OF the Hooking Valley Our coal
iron and salt unsurpassed in quality and quantity
We live at the head of the valley of the Hooking
River which is about 100 miles in extent The re
sources of this valley have been almost entirely over
looked by your paper and the press generally sell a.
by capitalists few furnaces are bang erected 10 the
Deehborbood If Logan, the est of justice of Hacking
County Ii the attention ofcaptass directed % that
part of Ohie they and the State woald be greatly ben
fitted thereby The southern and central parts ct the
State are supplied with salt FROM this valley The best
of timber sbounds for building purposes the soil invites
the scientific sgricuurst and four FIVE railroads are
in state of forwardness each bIsect1g the valley JP
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;. e1pec., An oa-e BIT. said ~ Il have got sad
don't need another Ofic- t''dng OF 81 grafes tro
nan a. 90, an ofine expected thar hs b,1g, IL.
20. II by trick AID rssnaysneni nav p~ty. Ia pre-
dic,-d rnus lake reins ~ government r,ns
ssdIy <eded AMI this American i- I'm Patty VII under
,.L.;, III. cxisd the Anercm Party, is no. Nrfr>
American P.rsv soulf not sanction such p<rty. We
sre Arericans in interests and VI stand ov the as
ufons of this country Corruption mas o-coms 'as osiss
the or. a, object 18th officials This hes ben srkingy
IIutrs in this City Men are wanted 10 take o % sno
will f.ithfuIly do their duty and not rob the pghc Mr.
willis remarked tina; when he was teacher in the
schools, the frs, thing done by foreigners to
destroy the schools, wAs by sskins for an alter
alton Of the school books; which Vas granted ais
was but tb- snt-ng wedge The next thing ~ To or-tk
sorr ,hs puhIc Scto system THIS plot ,te1
:, AIbspy BY seward and Bishop Hughes NV they ask
for Public School money TO educate children "a te' tam
Whist the udies Of school TO Do WITH religion more
han wi the LEARNING Of trade II this favor is gsnied
"a y " an Crhos all other d-pomins-ons have eqr uiy
"a strong claim We don't want T., trust children Who
,rs 70 be our citizens hereafter, 10 their education Wnr
have tbese teacher. done for 1r-sod, M-xc Frsars'
SIN I,,y Portugal and other countries Eirope VII are
Church and State have been joned Tn-ir ohst = not
70 educate their children, ou' IS 10 destroy TIE schools
Ard the institutions Of this country.
W. al III nominate our tickets and support than. and
sc Americans 20 Office The other parties are divided.
and " is tn. time build up this one Doe year from
the con ing fall will sweep the City and pat Ansnctas
in,o Off He guarded them against tn IDEA " ~ tns
vas Nsf,re American party We Ne, he sai1 tnsnfly
10 those who true friends 10 TINS country pi
not 10 those others Who l- the ssrp-nt IN the tos "a-n
,hey have here Tor enough 70 ct warm sns t-
beb.fafors This psry, he assured them, sOuid not is
but ed within year.
Tn. question wss taken upon the resolutions, AMI
,b.v rere adop.ed resolution then passed author
n, commits. 10 get -n ar orgsnz atoms formed 10 all
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