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VIRGINIA LINE Of Richmond .ss;,4aa ~

These vessels of the first class built in tho city nj
baltimore, expressly Tor this ade md hive superior AZ
Communications for passengers. They are o"mmnnded
ly experienced Cn9lains. well qualified for the tpde
ulni who will spare exertion Ia accommodate They
will be towod mp rnd down the "ivcrs by stenm and may
hc relied to sa promptly ns advertizcd
Merchants going North ar ordering goods from N''w
York will find it their interest to ship by this line
freight will always be taken low ns by any oei
line of Packets, and every effort will be nude by the
gents in Richmond aud New York give satisfaction
Freight 3 cents per wholc mud l. cents per : 4 ,
Tobacco being ubout 80 per cent. less lhnn chare'
the Steamers. Insurance. cnn be effected in the it~l-
moad Fire Aasoeintion b, this line At 3a per eent
We respectfully n-k unl hope Il succeed in ohton
ing full aha" ot patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 New iorh will be for.
wnrled free Of totnmission 10 New Orleans, Mubile,
Gharle.tnn, Savannah any other Southern North
port. The vessels will lie in Richmond NJ Rockcttt
~ New York Bclth No |, Coffee House Slip, foot IL
Wall Street DAVID CUR RE. Richmond } ?,
III. PIERSON, Ny. y
No. 81 .SoHh Street. y
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INSURANCE AGENCY,
ENSs w
Fot the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Conn
CAPITAL, $500 600.
Insurance Company of the Valley, in Virginia,
CAPIrAL. $2uO,0OO.

INSURANCE can be effected in these companies uI-
Il nir terms, in any others OF equal responsi
billy, by application To
P. D. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg.
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RICHMOND.
sscsn Change Of Schedule. .atGH
Spring and summer Arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk.
RICHMOND.

FER S. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE.
hF 1900 tons Bnrkea, Commanded by Captains
~ Cavrndyand Ski nrr
The jamestown will leave Rich nnni every ruesdnyHf
trrhaan o'clock. And tue Roanoke every SATURDAY.
i,.ornns NJ o'clock. for New York win orl"k
Returning they will leave New Yttk for Richmond,
every Saturday aud Neonesday afternoon ut o'clock.
Stopping a + " hours each way h Norfolk.
Passage To New York including meals aud State
ncoommodaior, ,oply ly..--..---...-.-.-... so
Steerago Passage only
Chargct 10 Noriok. the same as bv River Boats.
Nprcmn. aud Travellers will find this of the
speedy and cont aahle routes between New York aud
Ri, hnnnd. Passage and fare on, si0, Sterage pas
sageony s..
luDLAM & WATSON.
apl3 t. Richmond. Va.
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Old Dominion Line Canal Boats.

BETWEEN LYNCHBURC & RICHMOND.
NEERCIIANDl>E &c. from the North tsIIss-.
VI consigned US nud tohacep pro s---s----sA-.<A>
cuce, Sc. shipped by his line, from Lynchburg. for
watdea fee Of Com MISSION. Our hnais leave lynch
burg aud Richmond every U.aHesiag and Saturday-
Our Lumber House is FIRE poor building, the
Ba in RichmonI, and prepared 10 receive pro-
ducc tobucco dc, storage, at the mo,t moderatc
Charge Merchandise &r. is sub rct to.only drsy
tge in Richmond Freight carried customary rates
EUSTACE < APPLEYARD,
w. A. HORTON Aei at l.ynchburg, office at Mr.. b.
+. Snckatts lumber House, on the Basin
anl 2q-dly
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GUANO GUANO
HAEING male arrangements with the Peruvian
Il agents To gel supplies Of GUANO he best
terms W. ore now Pr 'erad to furnish it. We have
htnl. aud nn lnt j00 hnes and will b" in reg
ni receipt of IL We shall II ub1e except what come.
drgc from the an nll WI purchase Of us
rnuy rey ON getting GENUINE GhAN9. We solitil
the ofnur friends aqd al oner- with The as-n.
that vi always furnish them with the best arti
Gle tHd on the most ia, nrahle I, rms.
CRENSIiAN & co.
e LII. Nnrth eiic Of In. R,.in. kirhmnn.I. VI.
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PETERS, MARTIN \ CO.,


by STEAMER BELVlDERE,
Leares Ruhmoad crrrg 7peSday at O'Clock y NJ
xe1ls til L larec and new Steamer + LNl ID L Is
sS<<@ Capt GIfronD will receive freight every Mnn
lay, and up tlte hour Of o'clock NJ, every Tu4a
lay. ior the nbuve place..
Shippers 10 Wheeling. Pittshurr, Cincinnati and The
South and West seucmy will hnd this route the chca
,.i aud mosi nXpedtinus For freight, nppy tn
LUDLAM \ WATSON. Richmond. la.
III, I 4 IA.
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For SpOrtsn,en

summer Mail Hours.
| future, all mails leaving this ofce (excert the
Richmond and Northern will be regularly closed n
precisely quarter after6 o'clock. The Richmond
aud North ml, embracing nil letters and papers
Ri nd nnd the Northern and Southern States, will
be closed precisely az o'cloes After these hours
nothing will posiipy be muiled. except i'll of ex
treme and unqlestonuble necessity
may lS-ts RO. II. GLASS, p. NJ.
twSRpp cony
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JrN.ON STEAMSHIPS CoMpANX,s


- LiNE OF STEAMESR.-FOR rHlLApEl
PHIA. VIA NORFOLK The s.enmera z
Virginia Captain David Teal, steamer Xrssxa
p"nnsylvania Captain james Baymore, steamer City
Richmond Captain 4. Mitchell. One of these splendid
steamers will leave Richmond for Phnd lphia. every
Monday and Thursday II, high water. touching City
Puinl aud Norfolk GIVE feisht and Jassengrrs.
Returning, leave Philudepl in every "Wednesday and
saturday, nj 10 o'rlock, \. arriving NJ Riehmon1
every Tuesday and Saturday morning. on which days
they will di.cl arge their cargo.
These splendid have been built expressly for
this line aud every exeriioa has been ma c to combae
strength aud speed. They provided with Fran is
Patent Menlic Life Boats;' first tables, ard
every attention is paid by accommodating Captains to
the comfort Of pHsseng' and the protection ot goods
FARE REDUCED:
Passage New York, lst cabin and found ..----- So
" Philadelphia = " -.6
2nd cabin and not found, A
Passenger for New York would consult their interest
by tkng this route; for independent OF being the
cheapest and sacst, il il bv far tie most pleasant
Tofncconsts shipping to Pttshurg can be ac;ommoda
ted by this line. have entered into arrangements
forward good. through with .ispat h
For freight passage apply to
ROBERT RANRlN, Agent,
Ontle Dock
I, S.-A goods by this ne from Pmsd"p phia will
be discharged on Tuesdays and saturdays, and after
they delivered the wharf shall be considered by
the Company the risk of the
mar | dts ROBERT RANKIN Ar't
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No IIumbug.

DElNG unable to piocnIo house to continue our
ID business We ARE compelled I" close out entire
stuck oi Boots Shoes HITS nnd Caps, Trunks, Carpet
Bag md Umbrellas Cosl for Cash, ony The stoch
Ia very arre aud bought from ," to % erccni lower
lhun the gnnds be 5oughl nj the North this
Spring. Those in wnut oi y ods IN line will p nae
cn soon, ns such cliancc will never ls offered again
maro4ta COCHRAN 4 TAYLOR.
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NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Establishment,
lS Cortland street,

Nnd eNtend 1ne thfnhgh Ile ifulnlIHg
10 DEY STREET
rkNO Virginia Merchants visiting New York, extend
1 our invitation to call aud examine stock. whirh
IA particularly adapted to Southern trade. Jhosr Of
formcr patrons need b It assure tha motto
Is Frcrisior and to o,hcrs would suy. pln Ia,
and has been sell goods the One Pfce rrin
rpc without variai ion mot only in The letter, bai in
spirit.
With regard the qrny ot our goods us not too much
Ia say thn manufacture them well aud IN good
u. the most fashionable custom estn' shment in
his uny other prkrtnnd thus ondenvur 10 do away
with the strong pre- iuilspny ting in The commun n
gains le,lng in aud using tcaay ne RI thing flensc
pive ua nm c,tiy cnll ani test usseltu> rHr 3Os
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sy . {, MCGUIRE. Aue..on..s.

>VtEMnR PARIS FnRSlTURg aAag AND pEAuTfyrI
ssndd sble services ~ bronze, gilt ana plated wsre
thch china anser sn1 des-en se crysta cut gss- ri.
ss'ss shns sih and bronze mauiri ciscs orsam.nts
= @eey msrnnc, June e 70 O'clock h reridencs o h-
aetefey TIE FrrEsh mirer about 20 ~h.rye h
~r1 sas ,-i All The fsrniturs III. large
~ y" sfpo'n'ed essah'-anfnl, comprising
SosP'sts sfus OF rosewosf psriot furniture
~. a.ss =. hanstry psror and dtoinv furniture
hsodsoms set q carved mahogany chauahsr furpiurc
sutton, brussels, and thre--piy csfpot,, uag~
SUITS of window curtains, cOrnice-, shade sc
sr sii I-n't mirrors, with marble slabs and bracket.
s, ssu, onsi,sl ma'ng pain inss, ~ TIonvife
sr Louis XIV ,s-feis, ~ rdrne. Codls,
Rosewood walnut, and mahogany aud chas of varos
STYLES - t = '
aosry stesere ertvusion card snd bre aAfa.t table.
se mShnzsny wsiinr cabinet, beautiful artieie.
msd- order
rsent readns chairs lookshsIvte
kss'cs, sptief seefctifY, mirror front wardrohcs
500 complete sets Of maaei osaaiaets consisting 81
sht and hrps niaaiel eocks
.sndeiasvss, vs.es, bfsckets. eifapsetera
~ssnnerif set of heavy SIT tssl4 ornaments
sonspleie rft ~ paquei -, nas for dinner ,abis
aay sceoratsd French China dinHe dessert, and cee
As, esravvd ant plsu crystal c,i xss.vsre
asctniffa, water so'tis seelcis tunher. finger bowl.
essrpscne. ~tn~y, kc
sorsTsea .as,os ichty inisid
,,tattan s.ssswsre richly gin aud engraved
we sud esp~ psin-d window screens
osfrfief hair waiss.sscs, hsi,'srs, and pilows
~ aha sferf frs sstx, sryie Louis -Qhstofee
Also, ht e'cie.h.
So' ssperiuF French vines, 81 vayioas hfends
i~Nsf vsb very afzs ss-rmsn o eHpp-rs and kitchen
TENS .s.ra uaer essh over tina, sun crss of two md
sYs N' y N'sUsss, s.rrs,..,
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1 HANcERY shLE or VALUABLE AND ELiGiBLY STU
ssd unimpFeyed sstxieBy virtue OF decree the
st eou q e Dss, Of Cosnba or Wah'nson eonay made
he cause wherein James r. Halliday and others eompsnnnt-
s Thess sdny snd chcrs hairs at u ~ Of Thomas Halliday
AaaA bidsy, Nihs ". hsiidsy and Lydia Hanlon, do
sd defendant the subscriber trustee Appointed by said q.
se ~m sell public Tpe.day The I3lh day OF June,
@ ~ ocock, The auction of J. g. Mcclure,
~ corner Pennsania and ioa street ~,st Al oss
ees % parcels % goaad lying and being situated In The city OF
N.hagos ard known and described The plat plan Of said
mo BENG W No s, ~ square No iOf lot No 10, u
70 ~ lots Nos s. g. and Ia square No 1s lot Nos ?,
md qaare No is and part Of lot No ., In soulh sf
% No S1i said pAn o -aid lct No bers ihs sout ~ FRET
on a. s street as' by o sst inch deep Of said lot
hs shove pepsry rrbly situated la rapidly Improving paris
NC Guy, and ou.fs fsvOrab. dcsous Of
ahns Investments Ehy situated bn,idins
hs terms Of sale pfsrtnhed Hais Op~uyth
pnfehss 10 BE- paid and the balance In equal
81 ~ and " rnonhs 10 be secured by the purchssers
BEARING Heres, FROM u, day Of sie with security 10 be
sa ~ the trustee Upon the iu the
o 1eH aud The ratification o. court
asss VIII convey ihe the
ne terms OF sais ar. complied days
~ prupsry The terms Of she
~ ~ Irsod ~ckr notee,
" paens'a o. poichussrs msrsoG Al canvcyancins at
Tsn's q ne parchssefs.
CHAs. a. WALLACE, Trustee
NJ q, . J. Y. hc0utRE, Apction..r
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person be entered upon book. hs
payment Of hs .ub.csiyaon be made In advance.
DlssAn ay By letter, paxe Of
which assumed BY ourselves In
fans f5fsg. .l... F +
The COUNTRY PAPER published ui-weesly during
s'sns Of Congress. and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions s period les. year will be received
terms pfopoftioned 10 the above
0t-poSTAAsTfps asests and BY
sending " RVS Ay subscrbss with go sDeosedi
subscribers with 81 enclosed will be eauaed TO
copy sratis HsA
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on NINTH STREET, OPPO-
Y Ct Market, Tuesdsy tie 9th
.a sell at ociock IN trout of te premises, part OF lot
3s ffonurE % feet eh between
Lsra canal street, sn..da,siy opposite t. Cen
We deem unnecessary reiauyr
he location properly Il known
sbe G in the city.
Terms; e-ihird each balance ar and eighteen
Du for besunI Interest. deed given anu deed "
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
May 9-d Apeuone.n
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STEER Merchant Tailor, Is opening another supply
4. Of choice spnng goods which he invites the
nienfn OF Congress, citix.ns
The stock large and embracing almost
We of senemen- goods usual hsp BY merchant aiors
Ne .-ei,s inspection BY the public Of hs soods workman
aip, and prices.
No.s Washington Place, seventh Street
May ss-stf
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UDHItCUtT JHAL EXHIBYTION.-Ths fr.t semi-s
nuA sxhbuoa the association will Tuesday,
b three days be followed Friday
and Saturday by d xxnibition sf fowls.
little weather -hould be favorable unusus display OF uir
and nowers .Ipccsd and he posy exhibition viii be u of
nisreal
Contributors expected provide their for flowers
d The
cages poaiy shaad ts open possible.
cxhibtuoa vii IL O'Clock tie hall Of the
Metropolitan Mechanicr' lns.u, Psker building, Penney
Avenue, eoa,h s:ds, between 9th ard ih streets.
Membcr have paid yenry admitted free with
families. Conuibuross d personal ticket Tickets
ofsdmisrion Is
CHAS. q. PAGE,
May do rStarl Chairman Executive Conimittee
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BY GREEN ~ sCUIr. Aucttoncors.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE FIRST WARD Ar
auction on Tuesday, the J instant, shall SELL IN front
O'Clock lot No. 49, font
north o, Of 18Th
sg feet ~ ncher Containing between 90t and 900
feet Z +
Terms al aud mlde known sale.
The described handsome!y located and
dy growing value, being uhor distance the ubc
dcpaItmt
GREEN & SCOTT,
Msy 3j-d Auctoneefs
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BALTIMORE RACES
cgp spdas meeting over Herring Run couse, Bai
lmoe Maryland commences ON Monday, the 9th Of June
r.ssaay Club purse 500 three mile heats,
same day.s" IN si, The club 20 s,,s sGo II TWO or
M. start FILLED with the following enIiesi
WiIsm a. b. Phlio, BY Marinefdam Cassan-
0T Thomas wiuen nsmes & by -dam by Medoe;
Fowler % s.s. q s BY Glen
zoe dan blus Bonnes 49,.
Coonsi Calvin Greene names D. es A'"afiDsam rnhses
Aaa ~ Dl.huA,y nsmes 9. BY Nussdors, BY
Msdoe.
wednesday Club purse s5oo--r~o ioiie hsats -,
SANG M ,s q svs 30 500 \. Two o. @
Caoael Greene name b. by Epsilon dam Nanny hf
W. n Gibbons names b. Matte, ty umppsdam Emily
piela name. b. g. wnd sAman, by GenOoedam
Asaoi Mine. names blonde, BY by Wagner
g. W DahuA Care. Davis by "a
Glencoe loary years old, sa.
,e,,ssy Club purse $3.50 mile heats.
.as for four year ods Two mile heats
500 soa 0e' Club % sse s'00 Two OF more
Miner names blonde, by Glencoe by wagner
laI yeai rieIa sa names b. g wild shman, by
Medoc g, ,,., n, J. r,. HI,
Col NJ r. Singleton names ch. Ellen Evans, by .
Frsay.-Cub parse, 81 ,000 four nile heats.
same day-sweepstake three olds-two mile heats
sa0 forfeit Club $500 IL two sin
CoeurI Calvin by AndeIbydam Princess
Fowler peeg Bskeys b. Terhcr, BY Sovereign
dam Mitchell Also, Little Arthur by Giencoedam Blue
BnBneis.
Thonas wtien Oh. r. by Gencoe-dam by Aledos,
ssisyday.Cub purse, 500 mile heas-three best In Ave.
same Sweep fir all agesa single heat Of three
so $lGo forft The club u give $500 two or
-Four year ods and over to carry lIo pounds.
coe--dan C4stinet BY Monnrch-fve years old sI
R. r. Little Flea, by Grey Eagedam by Action
az years old. sE 81 5,t tH
rhe following o off the week
O xs Zlpgsne against Col. GlascJck's Little Arthur
ff fA2uQ--mc heats.
Col Waison Florence against Col Dii.huny's Aedona for
s2OGy-tws mile heals e..r.. ...-
- 1850 4. j. CARTER
May ai--d3l& eod4tA #s5 .#Ea Proprietor.
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SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT. Col. Count Estvsn, Counters
y Marin de Eyar, Lserra De LACY, om Hungary, Insisted by
Chevse De Szemeng, The cee braIed pa of Bainore will
rye gaad and brilliant satuday evening
MAJ a. Causls Sason Subscription list al iibus its's
7
M,y95-d3t
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CONGR L SSI0N Al.
SPEECH OF MIR. CHURcHwELL,

On the Nebraska and Kansas BILL delivered in the House
Of Representatives May 49, 1854.
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THE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY
". F. DURISoE, Proprietor.
ARTHUR sIMKINs, Editor.
TIE & M S.


Two DOLLARS per year, if paid in advance-Iwo
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within six
snon,hs-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before the
expiration of the year. All subscriptions not distinct
IL limited at the time of subscribing, will be consld-
ed as made for an indefinite period and will be con-
tinued until all arrcalages paid; qr at the option
of the Publisher. Subscriptions from other States
must invariably be accompanied with the cash or
ef.rence 10 some one known to MS.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he conspcuously inserted
a, IS cents per Square (l2 lines or ess for the first
insertion and 3s cents for each subsequent insertion
When only published Monhly.or Quarterly 81, per
square will be charged. All Advertisements not
having the desired number OF insertions marked on the
marrin. will be continued until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year can do so on
iheral terms-it being distinctly understood that con-
racts for yearly advertising confined IL" the imme.
date legitimate business Of the firm or individual
contracting Transient Advertisements must be paid
for in advance.
For announcing Candidate, Three Dollars IN
advance.
For Advertising Estrays TolIed, Two Dollars, to be
said by the Magistrate advertising.
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MEIcCRi OFFICE.
Charleston, Jan. l3, 1854,

Charleston, Jan. l3,. lS04., y.
GENTLEMEN: Your note of this date, tent
derins me. the expression of your option,
at Il public meeting to be called for that pur-
pose" has Just been received. Any mention
of my deep gratitude to you is needless on
this occasion, as you can well appreciate the :
feelings likely to be excited by such. "a de.
monstration, in the bosom of one whosbas
passed so recently through the ordeal allu-
ded to by you. Your kind action has justi-,
fed the assurance which accompanied me
through this whole matter; lorI have-never
ceased to believe that the return of justice
would quickly succeed the outpourings Of
misappresion and hasty Judgment. As to
the public meeting, beg leave respectfully
to decline it. The. pubic have really had
enough Of me and my address. and my judy.
ment coucurs with my inclination in con-
ten,ing myself with warmly thanking your
for your timely kindness, and leaving theF
whole matter to the verdict of a calm pub
lie opinion.
Yours respectfully, WM R. TAREE jr.
To Mcssrs. p G. Gaiard, Robert N. Gonr.
din, y. NJ. Manigault, Thos. Middleton, (
and others. II
IMPORTANT TO SoMEBoDY.-The follow I
ing call for information we clip from the !.
Greenvle Mountaineer:. :.
Pcdigree.-The publishers of papers
throughout the State will obise the editor
Of the Mountaineer by calling attentionto1
the following
If the heirs Of William Sawyer and Chas,
NJ. Sawyers, who left England some time
betwecu ITO and l776, and settled in South
Carolina, will call on Joseph Powell, Esq,
Of Grccnvillc, South Carolina, they will
learn that they are entitled to a large estate
in money, which has beer. deposited in the,
Bank of England for many years. 1t is;un..
claimed. Their fathers name was William
sawyers. Their mothers Hannah Hurst or
Hust ~ -,,sa4e>sse
KESTucKY SENATOR. Hon. il. Chit.
tenden has been elected United States Sen:
{! ator from Kentucky. ss,iiss s5''ss, ~ s'NS'ss
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MIR. TABER.

D.. MIR. TEBER.
Wetextract the following correspondent
|.fromt the Charleston Mercury. The letter to I
Mr.: Taberis signed BY a large number of
49, CHAatEsToa. 5aps Z 5fssaasG..
Mr.. ". r. TABER, jr
The undersigned, representing a large
body Of your fellow. citizens, feel it due to
you as u man and citizen, that they should
express their disapprobation of the recent
occurrences which have taken place in this
city and elsewhere, by which you have been,
in your own emphatic language, prejndged,
misjudged and condemned without hearing.
In any circumstances, lhe-scenes: enacted
against you ought to meet with condemna-s
ton; but that you shonld be pursued with
hostile feelings originating in entire misap-
prehcnsion, without any real cause whatevers
and when you sought no more than an. op.
portl,nity which, in common justice and
fairness, ought to be allowed you,.o vindi-.
eating yourself from the charge Of entertain.
ing and uttering the sentiments attributed to
YOU, is to be subjected to a persecution
which is as unrelenting as it is cruel. We
are gratifed to find that your Address vindi.:s
Gates you completely, as well from the tem-
per and spirit as the language and the .pur.
port of those opinions which have been as
crihed to you. \
We regret that it is not in our power to
repair, in a greater degree, the wrong which
YOU have suffered but we hasten to do you
this act of simple Justice to tender the ex-
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VOL. XIX.-:-N0 2.

;tL - - Il, ,,,,,I idaeSSof .lioofss
nS ne ato.;d ss,', inc snds,be5a
S = eoo oo,n anon,ed Mbnut ,Ls ns,,a amoni,t.
~ s.? 1saass "s anao. III. tIn; rouId acbsyef
aSd I f,na mt dssn;sa ,;s nersona .aset
"a saoMr;,r md sntis fSccrn,lv md intIirtch.
;nnla to .o aana: of .E,rd ,dvcrsiN: W.. wills;
0a :nan om, croU hare and n;ek.sxes: ;fnecessarr.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-25

KESTucKY SESAToR.-!l Hon. il Ctit-.s
tenden has been elected United States Sen:
ator from Kentucky. :s'iisS s2'ss, Y ~ 80
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-06-11

GUS inquisitorial box, for jail, that
has been pronounced again and again
unfit for use and for other things
have we run against them. So after
all Mr.. Gazette where's the triumph :
lis not over us, for we were not ~
candidate, and surely it could not be
over our neighbor the Advocate, for
he says he's Democrat, and he is not
crazy enough to suppose that Wing
jury would vote for him.
In reference to the position Of the
respectable and intelligent daily pub
lie press Of this city, it may be sum
med up thus
The Advocate has The largest cir
The Gazette the mi1est
The Comet, the most select and ap-
preciative. Ne quid minis. T'o-day's