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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24

CHOLERA MoREUs, BILIOUS COLO,
CHOLERA INFANTuM.
ALso \ ADMiGAULY ADA!TEp TO MA>r DISEASES OF
FEMALES, MOST ESPECIALLY PAINFUL &ENsTHuATloS.
TIE IYRTCES OF L.iCOB.S rOhniAL ARE TOO
WELL E-rOH.y To EEQIJEE ENtONIULS
1s II cures the of Darrhon; Cd II cures e
worst forms of Dyscnlary; Sd II cures Cafrnn or Mcxi-
can Dirror l II relieves The scrcrest Cholc 5lh IL
cnr.s Cholera Morl,s; 9th cures Cholera lnianlum
7i II cures nainfl Mrnstr,aon: Sih. II relieves Pain in
Back and Lors 9th II councracis Nervousness and De-
s,odcncy 10TH II restores lrrcsnlri',s: H. IL dprs
"nmy and liys!crcal Feelings; l2l. us an adnibaDie
Tonic.
Few Short Extracts from Letters, Testimonials, &c.
-. have usc, Jacobs Cordial in my family and have
found it most efficient and in my Judgment a valuable
remedy" lion. HIRAM "AENEk,
Judge Of Supreme Court, Ga.
at gives me- pleasure in being able to recommend Ja
cnbs Cora-y personal experience. and the expo
Renee Of my ncigbos and friends around me, is sunic-
cn uar;lcc for 10 believe it TO be all that il purports
10 DC : ''"' = ''''''''" WI WI. II. UNDERWOOD,
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court Cherokee Circuit
g" take great pleasure in recommending this invaluable
medicine ali afflicted with bowel diseases for which
believe i, be u sovereign rcmcdy-dccidcdy snpcror 10
any Thing else ever tried by me-" a: a. ca AILDlSG.
Th;s efficient remedy travelling into celebrity as fast
as Boapartc pushed his columns into Russia, and gaining
'0''''- -'''''' Georgia JcAt-sonian, May 19th 1853.
g Ib,rc uscd Jacobs Cordial in my family, and this, with
all tut hear about remedy By those who have tried
il induces me To believe that il stands ut the head Of every
nrcpuraon the kind and would recommend It's use i'll
The Diseases for which il Is compoundcd.'
MILES G. D0BBlNS, Agent Bank of Ga. Griffin.
aft there is any crcdhily in human testimony Jacc.s
Cordial stand prCcmncnt above all other preparations
for the cure Of Bowel Diseases From The Of tcsno
ny in its favor coming from NIL quarters must be very
far in advance, curative agent, Of most NOT al olher
patent preparations" "A. FLEMING;
Agent Marine and Fire Insurance Bank Griffin.
~ For sale in This village by q. L. PENN Agent and
the principal Merchants aud Druggists throughout the Stale
WM. W. BLISS & CO, Proprictors, Savannah
May SIN II:
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Copartnership Notice.
ROBINSON & JACKSON,

BIMSOM & JACKS O N,
HAMBURG S. C.
TTAVE now on hand a most complete stock
Ill of Hardware, amongst which may be
found
600 Ton Engl sh and Swccd Iron,
500 Kegs Nails,
10000 Lbs. Castings,
so Doz. Coins' Axes,
Is 4" Bra1cs' Patent Hoes and others,
Superior Straw Cutters,
90 g Spades and Shovcls,
10 " Rakrs,
Ti!lcism and others make Of Vices and Anvls,
Trace, Halter, Log Fifth and other style OF Chans,
\ complete Stock of Pocket ana Table Cutlery,
Ali STYLES Or
Plains. Saws, Chscl<, S,r+ws, Hinges,
Knobs, Bellows, Bits, Guns,
Pistols, Shot Bags,
Powder Flasks Cotton and Wool Cards..
Well Wheels, Kettles, Stew Pans,
Fryit,= Puuv Grir'ir rr, fI-----r7. i---'-+-,---
Tacks, Watr and Waffle Irons, Candle Sticks,
Steclyarls, Marking Guagrs. Spirit Levels,
Andons. ShovcIs and Tcngs, Screw
Plates Compasscs, Thum
Guages, Percussion
Caps, &c.
Hamburg, April 81 If Is
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BROW MING & LEM a N,
IMPORTERS OF
French, English and German
. e z 30 @ ID S.

~ ~ Il NJ ~ ~ 80 SO
219 aud2l King-stsrt, corner Of Market-Strest
Charleston, S. C.
S.-Insra". 8 Plys Brussels, Ia
" peStry aud Nclvis.
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin and
WorSted,
Curtain Cambr'cs and Nlusns, in large variety,
Eabrui,!ercl .acc and Muslin Curtains, all styles,
G;I, Cornccs, in all the new d, signs,
Curtain Gimp<. Holders, Loops, Tassc|s, &c.
Draprry Cords and Bell Ropes, in all varieties,
British aud American Floor Oil Cloths,
Silver and ca, Stair Rods and Stair Carpetings,
"f all styles.
Wilton, Velvet, and Administer Rugs, in large va
PLANTATION wooLENs-Blnnkeis, Plains,
krrscys, Caps. &c.
Red aud White lann,l<. Shir'ines, &c.
Cotton OsuaburGs, of al The b, 81 Southern manu.
rc;urcs
Errnci,. Engl> III aud American Prints.
LINENS, Of I:i,Iar,ls''n'> sup r"r make, for
Slcr;ings. Shirtugs Pillow Cases Table DamaSks,
noycs. Napkins. Towel irGs. IIrckabachs, Fruit
Cloths. L. L. Diapers. Grass Clu>, &c.
C.othS, Cassini,rcs aud V,st'ngs, Of best Fre-en
| c';re-,...-
Servants c''N''srl~-cr the s6anee of English
tinodS, -.
Sa,incts, Twcr.ls. Jeans and T.nascys, &c nj,
Qualities a,"l s,ll.s Wth :ui; assortment of
Rich Dress Goods.
In SILKS. TISSUES, BAREGES, GRENA-
Dimes, MUSLlNH. &c.
I3on,bazinc,, s.\pgc;ss aud AlCrrniog Goods, in
great variety.
Evening d." SIS Goods in great variry. constantly
received.
All the above of our own Direct lm.
r,n.f.sai1s,u anal ,,'.rr,, III the |. y W T. = /
| MARKET PRICES.
TcrsnS---CASlI. Or City Acc, rtance.
r3.Thc ONE PRICE SYSTEM sr;ckly ad-
| h.rcd to- All Good, warrant. d.
lRONNING e LEMAN.
Charl .tnn Jan 20 Il
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Just at this stage Of the affair, an olt
woman from one of the Mississippi counties
who had "taken on" terribly about the mat
ter, not bein" longer able 10 control he
feelings, rushed uPto the commanding OH
Ger, Col. =, and earnestly exclaimed
"Dear Mr.. Officer, never did see MAI
shot; can't you get me place inside of the
ring? Do, good Mr.. Officer, please do"
The gallant Colonel, who never allows
woman to plead to him in vain, gave orders
to admit her into the square; aud there she
stood and gazed With all the intensity o
womau's curiosity at the preparation for The
execution.
Iu moment the word was given! The
file of soldiers fired and the unfortunate
victims tumbled over as natural rs liie." A
couple of table-clolhs, well stained with
clares wine, were brought, into which the
bodies were rolled, and then carried into a
tent
The old lady was satisfied; shc had seen
two men shot, as she supposed, and MS she
still thinks, and will the balance OF her
natural life The old lady was not the only
"green one" at Winchester who was sold
by the Mobile iokers. Of course, great
care was taken That The muskets were charg-
ed with blank cartridges, and the file placed
at n safe distance from the Two" victims. -
N. o. Picayune.
THE LATEST YAEN-A pretty good
story is told in the United Service Journ, of
a poor sailor on board vessel, which had
been wrecked laden in part with casks OF
Spanish dollars. The crew were taken off
the wreck in boats, aud just before The last
boat was pushing of, Il man was sent back
to ascertain if there might not still be some
one left. On arriving on the main deck
where the casks had been left, he found Il
poor fellow who had broken open several of
the receptaclcs Of base lucre aud spread the
contents thereof on table cloth on deck
in the midst Of which he was seated, weap'
on in hand. Being told ,hat the ship was
fast going to peces he replied, the ship may
go-l have lived 4 rascal, all my life, and
am resolved to die rich" Remomstrance
was vain and poor Jack who preferred the
death OF Il rich man to the life of a"poor
rascal" was left to die alone in his glory.
Monrsr .ssrn,ycr-aA nood.lookinr
vounp fellow stopned all last week at Major
BeIl's Hotel Cahawba. (Ala.,l and ordered
his baggage down to the boat, and went
down GimS.If ,,i,hopt novino hi, bill." Said
the Major.
"ST' Won must not leave without paying
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7sshis Establishment has been in success
I fu operation for number of years. Inc
Quarrlcs are well opened and the Marble is superb
or to any in the United States.
We have so perfected facilities for getting out
and finishing work that we can furnish
Monuments, Tombs, Head Stones,
And every thing in our line of business, in better
style, and at cheaper rates than any yard in the
country.
When it is considered that we saw our own mars
blc nav no iubbcr's profit, aud high freight from
the North, it will be seen that we possess material
advantage over all competitors.
We cordially solicit our friends and the public to
examine our work aud compare our prices with
those Of o,hrr yards, before ordering Northern
Marble. We have on hand at our yard in Mari
eta. Il large assortment Of FINISHED WORK
Nlouurruts Tablets TumhS. &c where agent.
Mr.. G. w. Summers, will sell III our prices. Our
u.iucipal work is done al the Mills. Address
J. G.. RANKIN & co.
Marble Works P. o., Ga.
Ian II "
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lNNuIOTu WIldl Wis 10 IIdy'
"Twenty.fve ceuts," was the reply.
"l thank you kindly" said the traveller,
and moved of
Here, my good fellow, stop and take
the change" remarked the landlord, throw
ing down Il niuepence; your dinner WAS
only twenty-five cents"
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GREAT SOUTH ERN r l. 81 L DI
JACOBS CORDIAL
ahss xAII SEW.SL IISRANBS,

CHOLERA MosEUs, BILIOUS coLIc,
CHOLERA INFANTUM.
FEMALES, MOST ESPECIALLY PAINFUL EENsTRuATIoS.
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DEG to inform the public that they haze Just
I'D returned from the Northern markets, ":th d
full md m nIa ,,o,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24

W Hear what DR.. Sapp, physician who stands at the
top Of his profession, of John Bulls SarSaparila
have been using John Bulls Sarsapari!la in great
variety of chronic diseases with the most happy elects
and have no hesttaon in recommending it to the public
for the cure of scrotua, syphilis and all cutaneous and
glandular diseases Yours, most trryently,
LewiSport, Ky, April Gh, 1919. WI STAPP, NJ. D.
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LOUISVILLE, July 18th 1919.
have examined the list Of articles that compose John
Bulls Exract Of Sarsapar and have no hesitation In
Eayng that it Is safe an valuable compound. would
prefer il to any article Se the diseases orsng
from impure Of the blood aint of the system.
confidently recommGndit my friends Us being power.
full Extract and that believe will cure all classes OF
diseases for which it is recommendcd if used according to
directions. believe it TO be valuable succedaneum to
Mercury. May, have my doubts whether in the most
violent and prGtraced Of Syphilis accompanied with
Nodes rrophc. in carries Of the boncs whether 1t ought
not to succeed every other remedy.
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7. Is remarkable fact that among The hundreds Of
eminent pyscins who have examined the recipe by which
Bulls Sarsaparilla Il prepared has condemned
It. but all approved it, and commend it in the highest
terms. Many physicians express themselves strongly in
the belief that it is decidedly the best preparation of Sar
saparilla that has been placed before the public
Although there many physicians who feel reluctance
10 having their names Appended to the recommendation Of
any particular remedy Notwithstanding they may approve
Of in the highest degree, there others who franky
yield their support in favor of remedy which they know
Is capable of doing much good in afflicted COM
muni.y. As evidence read the following from old and
respectable physiciaus Of high standing in the community
In which they live:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-24

We earnestly invite all persons who are suffering with
any of the ills that flesh is heir to-, to call on Dr. John
Bulls agent and get copy of Bulls Family Journal
GRATIS and for the sake of humanity, hope that
single individual will not be found unwilling to give Bull
Sarsapara TRIAL, after reading, and recolectng ut the
mc that 1t is impossible for the Doctor to publish
tenth part CT the number of certificates Of astounding
performed by his Sarsapara The amount Of tes
tmony voluntarily showered Dr.. Bulls Sarsaparilla
from well known and distinguished Individuals both in
public and private life, has been perfectly overwhelming
70 Dr. John Bulls Principal Office, west side Fifth
street first door below Main, LOUISVILLE, KY.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-18

"Gosh" said Johnny Spooner, the otbe,
morning. to the clerk at Lovejoy's, shat 'skss.
ter net o yourn's q Illustrate article, | can tell
yew." ""
"Glad to hear" said the other; "calculate =,
make every thing work well in this shop"
"Wall it was, jest all that LEST pulled n,
one corner of the net, an waited till a huil ~
on 'em, morn half gross ofthe pesky critters
piled down on me, when l let it 90, and cat.h
ed the hull ~cantankerous crew."
Caught the musquitoes" said the astonisbed
clerk.
"Wan, l didn't do nothin' else, ole feller I'm
just about as quick on the trigger as any Of
your town folks, l kalkilate. They bit ma
some, though, through the night, but | reckon
! fixed their fints for 'em in the mornin'. I'm
jist goin' out here to git one o them ban
Great things, they are, for ketchin' varmints.n
There were some curious movements in thu
regions of the clerks quarters, just at the mo-.
ment; the sounds accompanying resembled ,
laugh, somewhat.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-18

1nOma Oe11ekSO0 ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
But are there no inconvenience to be thrown
into the scale against the advantage expected
from a multiplication of numbers by the i'm
portation of foreigners! tits for the happiness
oftbose united in society to harmonic as much
as possible in matters which they must of ne.
cessity transact together. Civil government
being the sole object of forming societies, ito
administration must be conducted by common
consent. Every species of government has its
specific principles. Ours perhaps are more pc.
culiar than those of any other in the universe.
1t is q composition of the freest principles of
the English constitution, with others derived
from natural reason. To these nothing can be
more opposed than the maxims of absolute mon.
arches. Yet from such, we are to expect the
greatest number of emigrants. They will bring
with them the principles of the governments
they leave, imbibed in their early youth; OF, if
able to throw them of, it will be in exchange
for an unbounded RIGHTEOUSNESS, passing as is
usual from one extreme to another. 1t would
be a miracle were they to stop precisely at the
point of temperate liberty. These principles,
with their language, they will transmit to their
children. 10 proportion to their numbers, they
will share with US the legislation. They will
infuse into it their spirit, warp and bias its di.
~rections, and render it a heterogeneous, incohe.
rent, distracted mass. may appeal to expe-
rience, during the present contest, for a verii-
cation of these conjectures. But, if they be
not certain in event, are they not possible! are
they not probable! Is it not safer to wait with
patience 81 years and three months longer, for
the attainment of any degree of population dc.
sired or expected! May not our government
be more homogeneous, more peaceable, more
durable! Suppose 20 millions of republican
Americans thrown all of a sudden into France.
what would be the condition of that kingdom!
If it would be more turbulent, less happy, less
strong, we may believe that the addition Of half
a million of foreigners to our present numbers
wouId produce a similar effect here.-Notes N
Virginia.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-18

Dr.. Graham, who killed Col. Loring at the
St. Nicholas Hotel ip New York, and who was
tried and found guilty Of manslaugbter in the
second degree, was sentenced q few days since
to the full penalty Of the law-seyen years in
the penitentiary. 1t is said that the prisoner
was deeply affected on the occasion. No won
der-seven years as a felon, in a eonvict's
dress, mingling with the ouicasts Of earth, and
with the lash ever hanging over him, to say
nothing of the parting from bis young but
unfortunate wife, must be a terrible retrospect
to a man of Graham's sensibifties and position
in society. We know him well, and sincerely
do we lament the unhappy destiny that has
befallen him. <A3A Ills
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-18

UThe card Of the Neso Lstona will Be
seen in our paper to-day. She is our Tussday
and Saturdays mail boat. and Is regular in her
arrivals a. clock work. 1t is impossible for any
one to travel on this boat and not be delighted
with sall hands and the cook" Capt. Gross,
10 toelpe dozen, good measure, and no mistake,
in all that pertains to a "man" and a "comman-
der" and HENo, in correctness, punctuality and
politeness, in business and in his intercourse
with passengers is just the clerk for such q
cap. and such . boat. Send on your freight
and wheel on your baggage!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-18

a @SG
We wers informed on Wednesday last By =
gentleman who was just from the vicinity Of
the occurrences. that murder Of m aggravated
eharacter, took plsce the evening previous At
Johnston's store on the Marangouin, in the
parish Of Point Coupee. Tho circumstances,
~ related to Ne. are these: Il appears that a
man hy the name Of Chaplin. . carpenter, was
10 JohastonS store late on Tuesday evening.
and 10 liquor, when becoming snfariated against
. pesson psesent with whom il seeus he had
some previous dioiealsyJ be caught up 1 rifle
standing BY for The purpose Of killing him
At this ~juncture . gentleman started to ap-
proach Chaplin kindly, to act ~ . peace-maker,
when BE- Was told that it be camc . foot nearer
he would Be shot, when he turned and walked
away. A gentleman, then, By the name Of
Vanghn, IN overseer, conceiving doubtless that
from his intimacy with Chapis be- would have
some infseDcs over him. approached him ~ did
the fist, and with the sam intentions, when
be too was told not to approach, bot not hesd-
ing il, he continued TO approach, With mild and
kind words spon biz lips, when Chaplin fred
and Vaugho fell dead ii his tracks! Chaplin
VA Immediately secured; the excitement was
very great against him.
Vaughn was . widower, and leaves behind
him u their sorrow six 81 sssen childrs,. the
youngest Of whom being only 6vs months Old,
y aothss having died i giving il birth. The
dsssassd bsD . high sepafatios 50 nan Of
ltsrkag qualities, and bic devotion q Bio mo-
lhsrsss children M gsnsEal thene among
- asighbofa AIS! how ~ Their losl
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-18
TWe take the following items from thu
Thibodeaux Minerva of the nth inst:

nTWe take the following items from the
Thibodeaux Minerva of the 18th inst:
We hear as q general complaint among the
sugar planters, that the cane is yielding very
poorly; the quality of the sugar, however, is
excellent. From the lights now before us we
are inclined to the belief that the present sugar
crop will fall considerably short of that Of the
past year. h"8-
The Gem [the new packet advertised by us
last week is commanded by Capt. Tbeo. Ell
fert, one Of the most prudent and accommoda-
ting commanders on the Mississippi-and with
's.ADthony" as clerk, she cannot but become
popular with the travelling public.
A contemporary says that 4Harry Of the
West" is also figuring on the Gem.
The Orleanians are beginning to receive
som of the benefits of the Railroad. Among
other things carried down last week, we no.
ticed ducks, eggs. snipe, squirrels, ~oppossums,
coons, poultry, etc, ETC., in large quantities.
"'Possum fat and sweet potatoes" Don't
We wish that the Railroad passed this way--for
here, where eggs are forty cents a dozen, we
are as much a stranger 10 the above ~luxuries as
those who live in our great metropolis; the
truth is, the people about here appear to be too
well off to engage in such small matters--not
50 small, however, but that independence may
be acquired by such pursuits. as
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-18

oOWs tsadsr our sincere thanks. 70 our n.
srons whom We have called upon. for the alac-
my and waru.heartednsss With which they
met our sppsal Of last week with reference to
'0s fsf'srg q tsads. Printing establi.hmeun,s
e as sa4 n.ea'l-p paying institutions. and willis ere
e'sosa spenld b more indalesnt ! then than
e ny ethsr elass, dshtor4 when they .se fore.
q 70 g called upon BY the editor Or bis INN,
seoasd 1seet then win that smile Of welcome
wn'ea t0ey know % wen how to appreciate,
Palt'eslarly when accompanied With % ec,.al
ee'senee thas IT, smile d real and unfsieued.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-18
Minister SOule.

W. perceive by a late telegraphic despatch
that Mr.. SoULE was refused permission to pass
through Paris on his way to Madrid, from his
estate, we presume, in the Pyranees. But SUBJ
sequently arriving at Madrid, the report now
is that his recall has been earnestly solicited
by Spain. He may yet be here in time to be
defeated for the U. s. Senate by the next Le-
gislature.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-18

An important invention has recently been
patented BY George Yellott and Samuel Hunt,
Of Maryland. We refsr to sThe Ifs-Preserv-
ing Harness" which At length accompanies an
object aimed At by many inventions, both in
Europe and America, for more than = century
past. The object is to provide a plan b which
the driver of q vehicle can dstach the horse
thereform, 1t will, As soan - he becomes
unmanageable.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-18
The waverley Megaxine.

This is the title of the handsomest weekly
that we have ever received, and to all appear
ances, the cheapest and most interesting, and
the weekly arrival of which We shall look for
in future with much interest. 1t is published
by Moses A. Dow, II Water street, Boston,
1t % q year or 81 for six months--always in
advance. The paper is gotten up in beautiful
style. contains l6 mammoth quarto pages, with
m endless amour: of Interesting literary read.
ing, (no article being ~continued.) and also a
page Of music.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-18
The Matrimonial Market in Australia

The Matrimonial Market in Australasia
letter from Ballarat, by the last arrival, says:
Matrimonial affairs are looking up here; mai.
dens of all degrees, and widows, fair, fat bu,
far from forty, have from ten to a score of sd.
mirers on each of their lists; it is to be hoped
that some few Of them will soon be paired Of,
or there is no saying how many suicides, duels
or bindings over to keep the peace may speed.
lily ensue.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-18

The New-York Sun states that naturaliza-
ton in that city. goes on with unexampied n.
pidity. The sntsancs to the bureaus Of M.
turalization are crowded from nine in the
mornipg tll late in the afternoon. No less
than two hundred per day, for the last two
wsska hays been admitted to The honos Of
American citizenship.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-11-18

UAn election took place a few days since
in the parish of East Feliciana, to fill the va
cancy in the Legislature occasioned by the
death of Dr.. A. J. Ranaldson, when G. T.
Dunn, Independent and Know Nothing, was
elected by So votes. 54-rs