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Arrival of the Pampero,

The steamship Pampero, Capt. VIC. Elan
ders, from San Juan del Norte the morning of
the 18th, arrived last evening at o'clock
The Northern Light sailed from San Juan
for New york on the 18th, with $50 passengers
and large amount of specie.
The British mail steamer Avon and the Eng
fish bark Lotinda, SO days from London, were
in port
The Pampero brings the following passengers:
Mrs Adele Baum; mrs Weller, mr. Weller W PARROT
and wife, q Shelly and wife G Durham and wife Jones
and wife, Jones, Croniger L Keyer g w Moore
Douney, Coleman, G Brown w Lawler, Hilton
Carey, J Ray. A Milan Remens B Blankett F
Care, Watkins, L fowler, Denniss, N Oliver,
Paper, g Pearson D Willcot, Hudson, j Ward,
CT Rerenlong, Kelly, NJ Nolan, G Smith, J Rudy
Kemble, Brandt ) Gray, Bozart A J Nc
Bride H Perry, Amons, W Nudge @ A Jones'
Durks Crittenden I Davis, ] W Westerfeld, Wes-
terrified. Mrs Jones, L Stone, DIR Clone, Thomas
Moon Neck, j Neber, Kelly. II Jury, L Updyke r
IL Gray, Theod Street, Hood Moore. g Aiauphin!
Kammersall. Kincaf, ] Houseman Beckett, Paul,
Sunderland, II Burton, and IS in the steerage
Weare indebted to Mr. H. Marks, the purser,
for memoranda and California papers
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attorney for the defense, and the suit was N
fact instituted for the purpose of deciding
whether the clerks of the committing magis-
trates had the right Of charging the fees in
question 1t will be seen by the date of the
above document that this decision was rendered
abided by since then by those who sought it
So far as we can learn it has made no sort OF
difference, and certainly in the Recorders Court
of the First District these illegal fees have been
collected up to the present time. The very
persons upon whom the obligation of observing
this decision rested strongest, as having sought
it themselves, have set it aside, notwithstanding
its subsequent confirmation by legislative FRO
ceeding.
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N Card.

NEW ORLEANS Mrreh ~, 1854
TO THE VOTERS or THE FIRST DISTRICT:
had been proposed for Recorder
this Btriet ithoat knowledge unt IN the rarers
called by tbs gentleman publication and
copied the candidure provided would be made
But when understood that preparations made for nomha
eersd be candidate and lest be in doubt
this subject deem withdraw this public
would no. do justice feelings If failed
lively and offer her et thanks iends
the pubc for tho favorable which they received
And be assured that confidence will fresh
smuant with cooperating with you preservation
late the happy institutions committed charge be we'll
tected for handed unimpd pustery
Whoever adnss the laws sgeaby TO the principles Justice
and for the protection ohs people aha approval
Respectfully, ETC., JAMES GoLDING,
mhgs IN, Hnr FaIi-
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for memoranda and California papers

Thompson, from Galveston the 22d, arrived last
night, bringing the following passengers
Mira Fisher, Galloway, miss Beck DR. Moore. lady
and three children, Geo Hozt and lady D Stafford
lady aud srvt, messrs G Arnold, Miller Bucken Fl
Thompson, Sickles, Gonlan, Me{londe W Smith
Csrdwell, Osborne Mitan j Owen, Mcfarland
Weston, w Baker, Al Hancock. D Hancock Il Heprey
Wisecap, II Glue, ellis Gregory, Blackstone r 4
Forbes, Bowles, Merritt, johnson, Rhodes j R
Baker, " Davis, II Conner, Cake Haight, shanks
lille, NJ davenport; Chattiak, Il Smith Solomon John
SON. Cooper, w II Correl, Besseil, Kenble, Heberton
Grosbeok, \ r Brown. Cook, Hanford and Moody
We find little, in the papers we have received,
of Importance The. Galveston Journal reports
the BRACES and Trinity rivers in fine boating
order
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
.Mareh24

ARCADE, G Nichols, III Heath J Jenning w
Barrel, Mageet W Goodrich, ] Ford, Miss W
u W Parker, II Allen, D Savage w II Preston j NJ
Evans, 9 Gentry. A Gently Duffy, g Bullock n
Arlington, Pearce, Ark; ] Craft, Lima Peru;
Aaron, Isaac Aaron, N Y; Thos @ Kellam, o Il
Morgsn, Young, VIM NJ Skaters, Williams, L
Mrs Tranton, Wade L Mcdonald, @ Pear
son, La; English, L PhiIler. A G Terry, J u
shanks. B Hill; 0 ? Bowles, Robt Forbes, W
Baker, w Burge, d Torns, J W Fraiey. A Kohl
witz,J Weden, + Sloughty, Texas; DR. A Jones, G
Coman, B Daniel II Gerry, Cal; q Dennis O vii
COX, H Nash Saunders, Ohio
ST. LOUIS. (. DR. n Rivinus. Pa; Thos Maskell II
Malhiot, q w johnson, III Pargoud Il son, w 9 L4wes,
La; J Wooster, Mich; Dr. Fitch j q Hazleton,
steamship 8; John Mars, PURGE, g @ Foun-
tain, Thos Ferrell Hathaway, Patterson, San
Francsco Capt Avery, II n Fitch, Rev @ Spencer, j
Dow, Honolulu; D II Earl Mrs Andrews and three
children Sacramento; Nj Freeman, Adams & Co. Is
Express; Capt Lucas, steamship 8; q Fonte, Mrs
Fonte and servt, G Howe vdy, Miss Martinez Com
cha, Jose Florez, Mexico Mr. Stevens, England; r
Carey, j Bidwell D Kimba, F Kidder and lady, Bos-
ton; Mason R Haigbt, Mr. Hanford, NewYork;
Growing, 1; Juan Yruguerdo, NAVARRO, Mr.
Cassayne Havana; Chevalier Van Gockelberghe and
lady, Belgium; McKinstry, steamer Empire City.
81. CHARLES y. y Papin w Buckner, Cal L strib-
ling n Chase, miss Haynes Tucker, G Daley,
q w Whaley, mrs Brashear and svt w McKerell,
and daughter, Howell. J Brown, La R NJ
Clarke, Nicholson ] Z Smith, L Denson J "
Whitehead, G Msynes, FeIzer, 8 R Brsvett S NJ
Phillips, D W Randolph, W Epperson w Fl Ander-
son, Pope, mrs Duffeld and svt, Miss ] skeld-
ing and lady, miss Barstow,. Loyine, D P Parmee,
Pomroy and lady, miss Pomroy, w H Pomroy,
miss Cotton, miss Thompson, p Grenett, mar and mrs
Steele, I Meagher W Groesbeck, Beach, N ;
s Beare, Me; Mayer Gorkerlto, Mayence;
Loung, lady two children and servant, Ark W
Merrill r I; johnson; johnson, W Smith,
Ohio J r BrownJ g Arnold Texas; J Reynolds,
Bulloch, Ala; A Hopkins ] Moore, DR. Crawford, ]
0'Neil, Dickinson, Howard, Mass II Bailey;
R Higgin, Eng Il Flanner, N q; ] suber, L suber,
g; Hopkins, Tenn; n carne, N o.
VERANDAH sc Bast G r Jacobs g G Wright, No.
Ashford w Taylor, Ala W Harrison, j Me-
nods, Cecil Capt Bush, Texss; Grub ] G Bos-
we'll mrs Mason, Ky; A Brown, Smith, A Mou-
tom lady and daughter W II Tubertie, G L Dupre P
Martin L Lewis Lewis @ Guy Harris
Y; Fowler, Ashford, Taylor Miss W
Owens; miss Laner; W Brigham, NO
CITY. A Levi, Robertson W Ball, Bagget, JOS
Moore, II Kelam, W Taylor ] Hudson and
lady, E B Scott, McEnery and lady Mason,
Christmas. Flower, Houghton, R Hough-
ton, Treefant mrs @ @ Clnche o Morgan, La ii
Walker, Dunbar, Chas Tillotson, Geo Pope II Tur-
ner- Miss; Couce, DR. Heygason, + Boyce, ]
Strawbrough, Pa NJ D Whitesda Wales, r Y
Phillips. Ky; II Barnes, Canada; II Wade, Ark.
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Later from Havana.


THE BLACK WARRIOR RELEASED, Nv IN
The steamship Empire City, from New York
the 18th and Havana the 25th, reached this
port yesterday morning.
Capt. McKinstry reports that the authorities
at Havana have agreed TO return the cargo Of
the Black Warrior, and to release the ship, on
the payment of fine of $6000 which Captain
Bulloch and the agents have consented to pay
under protest 1t was expected that the off
GERS and.crew would take possession of her on
the ed, and Immediately sail for New York
The U. s. sloop- of-war Albany and steamers
Corwin and Fulton were in port when the En-
pire City left
Business at Havana was quite dull, owing to
the scarcity Of vessels in port
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We are pleased to observe that the passengers
on board the steamship United States, on her
recent passage from Aspinwall to this port, have
published . card complimentary to Captain T.
D. Lucas, the able and courteous commander Of
that steamship, and the other officers
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ktr4uREs Cri.ED.- Sherman's Curative Pa
tent Traaa aud Rupture relief and comfort and certain
guarantee in the OF all Rupues To good 1T apply TO
she poprietos establishment Charles street, and inquire FOR
Dr. Sherman For further srteulA advertisement on third
apply tho descriptive pamphlet
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hooks for TraVeters,
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j. @. MoRGAN,s,
Exchange Place. adjoining Past oNIcs

j. @. MORO ANS,
Exchange Place, adjoining the Psst-oHce
PUTNANfS LIBRARY, 81.
FuT CONVENIENT FOR TRAvKLHRs.
ARCTIC JOURNAL OR, EIGHTEEN MONTHS IN THE POLAR
REGIONS. By Lieut.. Osborn. &.m+
BOOK FOR A CORNER. BY Leigh Hunt.
WALKS AND TALKS OF AN AMERICAN FARMER IN ENG
LAND BY Frederick L. olms,ead. With wood cuts.
5StGtLY-A PILGRIMAGE. By II. T. Tucker.
HOME AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY. From Household Words by
Charles Dickens.
JOURNEY TO ICELAND, and TRAVELS IN SWEDEN AND
NORWAY.
RouGHING 1T IN THE BUSH. BY Mrs. Moodey.
A FORTNIGHT IN IRELAND By Sir Francis Head.
a STORY or LIFE ON THE IsTHAius.
UP THE RHINE By Thomas illustrations
THE WORLD HERE AND THERE; OR, NOTES OF TRAVEL
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HOME NARRATIVES OR, STORIES FROM HOUSEHOLD
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]. Il. Bullay, Esq, the gentlemanly pnrser of
the steamship Empire City, has, as usual, laid
us under obligations for his kind attentions.
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We return our thanks to the Purser of the
Mexico for Galveston papers
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Elk PRESIDENT FILLMORE. - The steamboat
Robert j. Ward passed Vicksburg yesterday at
10 o'clock in the morning, with ex-President
Fillmore and his company on board, who will
probably arrive in this city at IL o'clock to-day
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no the Ladies'.
NJ A D A NJ PA 7 EN-

III N y III M 7 u a T u n
70 Respectfully oaers her thu Orleans m
the treatment of the following dReaasA PRoLApsus uTFI
WHITES, PRoFusE AND PAINFUL MElssTRuATfoN. EN-
6oRaEMENT AND LIBERATION OF IlE WOMB
ihetreamsnt adopted by her is that as rovs
Tue most distinguished Surgeons Paris onds snd M
ito success here, Of which abe has ample nsy and ~.
iAdeH refer so,iaEfss
fthe Uterus. no. o. eRaesrons nature. caa bfr4sel
Madam deyooa herself exclusively L, Of
can be consulted DAILY at herresdsnte
nyls eptf Ysa -.
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Senator ]. P. Benjamin has laid us under
obligations for his attentions
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Drugs, .VEedtctse IS a,,a / ,;,e,ai ,e,sl,,

Dr. Il. j. Coke, No. So Capla street.
% Oh. .. J. coxEs PREPARATIONS. IL extensive asa.
heafy hteeh yeAra have by ihe
unsurpassed equAed BY similar 4 yorth
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF coPAlvAi saRsAPARTLLA AND cuBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGEs.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
MAHEET CURE OF THE PILES - Y
E XVI Far sale " upeiate
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Hon. T. G. Hunt, NJ G., has our thanks 70,
favors.
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why sgtt she People s,sass.

why sCstt tie People StsHea.
: WHEN THERE rs A REMEDYf
EB Dr. j. N HoBENsACK, Of Philadelphia cures Fs ST. yus
Dance, Worms Dyspepsia aundcs Bilious Fevors Sick Headaes
Liver Complaint and all affections Of the Stomach by his
LIVER PILLS and WORM SYRUP, benefit of the
afflicted haa expended 00o well years study
and practice make public acquainted the GAUGE of isssas
and the cures end Is acknowledged
raved the lives Of within y6ar OF
me phycans in The country and simply by removing
which Wormswhch has daily destroyed people,
Look to th dSspeptea and obtain rphle. ensark
which will At 4atBfy you. 75H
Fer sale by ]. WRIGHT 4 CO
mh70 step No fEi ChartYas strsat No., r,,,.,.
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INHE DAILY OR ESQ ENT,
SATURDAY MORNING MARCH 25, 1856
y p E9.ISGN.aL.


NV attention wac called yesterday, to the fol-
w. s,,,;,.s a,,peared in the evenings
2 sts II III 49, basnre
ediffon ~ tRe = Ias 1870 Z. '-1s ~
HONEST e,isss ~ sl.i.se
s fortunate for the peop,s " " ANY 70 poast
that one M s. 800 ..s'e =
s sRs sssra d tie parish q Orleans has en-
deared him to the organs of the present auction
tDonopoiists, pure, spotless and free trade as
they are known to be; and fortunate is it, in
deed, that the same parish Of Rapides had the
advantage Of his vigilance when d certain six
Thousand dollar compensation bill was before
the body Of which MD arc told, no is 50 immacu-
late and patriotic d member and subsequently,
toe, when it passed, ard certain two thousand
dollar snap operation Has consummated in the
premises This is decidedly q cheap reputation
age, and Kendall, Heiss and their auction asso-
siates are admirably qualified by past expe-
rienee 70 CONFER suitable degrees Viye, hum
pug s.
- o'ls'uelsu e,.ls an inu'rsc' pus TT, e
saoA y ~ anu.euasely auuressea IVY .o'io
NE noso = e. henReuy' Asa'' " N1''01 .
&C. psi'es f,s.ss..r 49,, Mach "a 1854
4 Hu. Ksssr rs Esa,, ndItor x lid True Dslta
chasse ii yoar paper VI yesterday evening, IN
rsssd Y MI Kyana vote r ts ssnsts o. an appropra
oa :, =. - l.,s1
foonastios Il Az III sipp gross and infamous false
hood dssr il not only % that gentleman but also
to myself that q the same DO made In your
iSaas e to-m0EI0 4 n0sa .,s's,,
4 Y aTsS soa5. NJ, .s II 4 ,,s -
4. ,,,,;ab raca;ys5 M fo1,o,.;nr 100. 4,
s''T','' ss1. 80 go n
Nh NJ n. u, 49, nota .asr.,,sa "
4Hu Kennedy. Rsq, Editor & IN True Delta III
handed " ~ about half n hour since.
Opening II vas surprised 70 ind it related 70 pub
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Nrlsgs, .ygeeiclaaes, Esel.I ~. -, 81.

subscriber would 5epessflly
every article = his q 90
season, SODA WATER AND MEAD fhs olIng( 4
WI 90 found At his he peSnlsg
sach "a tuNSSESS, BLUE y ate
reasonable terms With PURE HONEY; EssF s. seppsd
apl dAWlyts DrNggist and Apethecarr - 80. Nl
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february l6, 1854.
WINTER CLOTHING, AT COST FOR CASH.
ez From this date will offer Entire Stock CT
WINTER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS AT THE
(. ACTUAL COST PRICE.
Every Article will be marked plain figures aeyia-
ton will DO made.
Gentleu repieahng their Wardrobe will this an unusual
opportunity TO do with
SUPERIOR GOODS AT VERY SMALL COST.
Dealers are invited that
will job Of even UNDER COST.
Y THOMPSON, NIXON b CO.,
eb16 9ptf Ne. ls Camp street opposite CITY HOTEL
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Further by the Pacific.
RUSSIANS FIGHTING EACH OTHER

New York, March 23-Two columns of Rus.
sian troops, while making night movement
near the Danube, met, and in the dark, each
mistook the other for Turks and battle COM
menced The engagement was very sharp
one, and upwards of one hundred men were
killed before the error was discovered
THE AMERICAN MINISTER AT CONSTAN.
TIN0PLE
In speech made by the new American Min
lister to Constantinople, on presenting his Gre
dentials, he assured the Turkish Government
Of the sympathy of the people of the, United
States.
WAR PREPARATIONS.
The French Government advertises for two
hundred ships, to be used as transports in con-
veyipg troops and stores to the seat of war
The fleet for the Baltic was to sail on the 9Th
instant
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, Exchange Place. adjoining the Post-ofBcs,
mhaa ~ IS lswap Nav e,rs.r,

A CARD.--The Committee of Firemen. for
N the purpose Of eresng MONUMENT commemorate the
services, and uhua memory of the late
DANIEL 8. WOODRUFF VILLA MCLEOD Who aanrihsaS
their ga 10 the discharge their Fireep rsepeethv M
form the Public and their brother an entire FREE
BENEFIT @ be sppropfae ed that purpose be given al
!, P a VARIETIES, on SATURDAY EVENING,
March u.s. when the following bill
The Comedetta Ct OUR NEW LADIES' MAID and
grand Play Of THE TEMPEST Professor DfaTRY with his
nsna kin telling has at the
rnhsI
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE NEW oRI.EANs DAILY oREsoENr.
5I.e ----.-- --=-----'---=------
Bp the National Line.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, March %, P. M.-The demand for
Flour is moderate and Ohio is selling at So Al
per Dbl. Sales of Wheat at ~ per bushel Rio
Coffee l2c. per Id. Corn is in moderate demand
at n to 79c per bushel. Pork has declined, and
Mess is now selling at $15 ID per Dbl. Sales Of
Lard in bbls. at 9ac. per lib.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, March 23, P. a.--The demand for
Flour is light, with sales to-day at Sc per Dbl
Whisky 2lc. per gallon The Provision market
is dull, and no transactions of moment have oe-
CURED to-day.
OHIO RIVER
PITTSBURGH, March % = The river at this
point continues to fall, and there is five feet ten
inches water in the channel
CINCINNATI, March %, P. M-The river has
fallen five inches here jnce last evening.
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city EAsss or Cochran + DO.
B8 Camp street.
ES NoTIcEFrom and aiter Six PER CENT INTER
EST will be paid Moneys payable on demand
EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST paid on Moneys left for spe
dsd time.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS DESIRED bearing thu same
United States
SHORT LOANS made undoubted ooIatssals. mill 70
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Mouse Furnishing Store,
70 and rs CAMP STREET
tS inc Subscribers daily receiving their
and varied stock comprised in which
QuEENsWAHE, GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLoR HALL. LAMPS
and GIRoNDoLEs;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in sets or single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ENAMELED HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANfsHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE;
WOODEN aud WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER DUsTERs #&
2" w. BRUSHES, Of all kinda;
PAPER HANGINGs and DOOR MATE.
WHITE, CHECK md FANCY MATTING;
WINDOW coRNrcEs, CORDS and TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
ALSO
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid
SPERM, LARD aad WHALE OIL.
feb92 9m2p MILLER, HARRIS a WALDO.
Lissess C0ntha.tc Mase6lsercltiefs
AND SHIRTS,
AT S. N. MooDY,s
linen cAMBRIc HANDKERoHIEFs, AT TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS READY HEatMED another largo invoice jsss re-
oeived, equal to the last lot.
-E MKgwIaE, -.
Half DOZEN EXCELLENT SHIRTS.
= FOR NINE DOLLARS.
s. N. MOODY,
CORNER CANAL STREET,
feb97 2ptf sndE Place
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n. Keller,
BOOKSHELF Err AND STATIONER,
@#4 COMMERCIAL PLACE.
LOUISIANA REPORTS, 10 volumes.
COMMON bAw REPORTS, svolunes.
STATE PAPERS FROM 1889 TO 1878. III
DAMkS CIVIL Law, volumes.
LAS sfETE PARrlDAs, 4 volumes.
HEyIA BoLANA CORA FILJPICA, vol.
TRIAL OF THE REV. 4. cLAPP.
CoNDILLAC, 10 volumss. mhQs 1w9p
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The official who rendered this decision de-
clared in his preamble that he believed this to be
an experimental suit" 1t was indeed so; and
set on foot by those most interested in the result
and most bound by it. The then Clerk of the
Recorders Court of the First District was the
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THE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER
is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY ~
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@r S2 MD ga

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When only published Monthly or Quarterly 81 per
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Those desiring advertise by the year can doso on
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RauRnAD TO AIKEN

The people of Edgefcld held meeting ut
Edgclicld G.. H. on$the 9th inst, with The object
of promoting the $imporant, useful, and We
might add, nccesary4ral road from Aiken through
Edrclicd TO connect with the Grccnyillr and
Columbia RaiIroadssomcwhe near Ninety Six.
,Fhis Railroad ougtilsby all means, to be built.
1t will be a benclitsroihe GreenyiIl and CoIunl.
Lia Railroad itself, md save all necessity for the
scheme of the Saraapuh Valley Railroad from
being carried out S;ltwil connect Greenvic,
Anderson, Pickens,y "A bbcvie, and EdgciieId
districts, all with charleston, by une of the
brs>and safest Railroad routes the State affords.
No large streams 9f extensive trrssel work
would interfere withAhe safety and continuous
operation of the oadsat all seasons of the year.
Ii will make GreelNfie, tile head Of the Rail-
road, forty miles neaferto Charleston than by
Columbia, end thus'sSinrite our North Carolina
and East Tenncssce,5 parts, ut least, of those
States, to direct thciF trade and Railroad enter
pri.es to Grrenviileisand consequently 10 The
benefit of The RaiIrrSd, from here TO Charleston
and Columbia ltsisiben, The interest of the
State, and of the Greenvie and Columbia Rail-
road Company, and of Charleston especially,
,ha, this Railroad should be built from Aiken
10 connect with our present Road.
Mr. Perrin, the President Of the Greenyille
and Columbia Railroad, attended the meeting in
Edrcfeld, and made ian able speech which Is
repor,rd in the Edgefeld Advertiser, in which
br discussed The proposed road the affairs of
the G. & T.. r. R., aud The subjects of Railroads
generally, which we hope to publish hereafter.
Judre Butler and Gen. Bonham also briefly
addressed the meeting, but their speeches are