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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-09-12
To the Public,

A LARGE Sorrel HORSE and an Old BUGGY
n was found in the woods near the Old Wells,
on Sunday the I'd inst. The Horse was tied Sc
curely tn tree, but not unhtched from the Buggy,
and had been there since Friday morning previous.
And was left there by man who said his name was
John Davis, Of North Carolina Said Davis is about
six feet in heighth, dark brown hair and whskers,
supposed to be about thirty years Of age and weighs
about lG0 pounds. lie wore on his left little finger
a large red Ring. lie offered to sell the horse to
Mr.. James Mathis, and also to MIR. B. II. Miller,
living above the Old Wells, on Friday morning, the
Slst inst He was also seen the same evening walk
ing towards Hamburg with his Saddlebags in his
hand, and enquired at what hour the cars left Au.
gusta for Atlanta. 1t is unknown why he acted 80
with his horse and buggy.
The horse is large sorrel-hnd feet white
blaze in the forehead some scars on his fore lecs
and about l6 hands high. The Buggy is badly
worn, and was made by Wilson s. Harty, Charlotte,
NC A hand umbrella was also found near the
buggy with the initials Of W. D. on it.
The above Horse and Buggy are at my house,
where the owner, by proving property and paying
charges, can get them.
For further particulars, address the Subscriber at
Edge6cld c. II.
Sept5 If 35
" The Charlotte IN. CO. papers will copy twics
and forward bills to J. L.. A.
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UNHAPPY MEXICO I

IT will be seeH by tho las. news from New Orleans.
says the Montgomery Advertiser" of the 9Th inst.
tina, there has been another successful revolution in
Mexico, and ,ha. legitimate consequence, Santa
Anna IS of to Havana, for the fourth, fifth sixth
ti,ne 1t is hard to keep the run Of the revolutions
for and against him. 80,
we do no, know anything of the character or CO.
pacity Of the men at the head Of the successful
men, but it is scarcely possible that there is master
apiri, among them possessed Of sufficient ability and
influence bring order out of chaos, and place MeIi.
co on respectable footing among the nations of the
earth We think it almost certain that Mexico will
continue be to pieces by contending cheftains
and cliques till the hand of "manfest destiny" shall
be reached forth to save her from ntter annihaon.
We had supposed that Santa Anna would have
controlled the fate of Mexico for some years longer.
But his last day of power seems to have arrived.
Doubtless tile denouement is not much at variance
with his wishes. BY this time he has made arrangements
to live in afluence and splendor anywhere; and it
would appear to be relief to give up the rens of SO
miserable governme mt as that of Mexico.
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OBIT U A r Y.

DIED at her residence, in the City of Augusta, on
the morning of the 30th ult.. Mrs. LAURA ",
wife of B. S. DUNBAR, and daughter Of the late
B. Al. and Mrs. CAROLINE A. ROGERS, all of that
city.
How sudden and how overwhelming this bercave-
ment! Mrs. DUNBAR was not yet 20 years Of age ;
was in the Church on Sabbath, the very picture Of
health and the next Wednesday night she breathed
her last amidst the lamentations of many friends.
In all the relations Of life, from her childhood to
the day of her death, she was the impersonaton OF
oil that is lovely and amiable. Such was the wifi !,
the mother The child, of which the living are thus
suddenly bereaved. But the smtten husband, the
weeping mother, and the sorrowiug friends, will
find much in these very virtues, which so endeared
her to them while living, to comfort the heart, now
that she il dead. She was the mother Of two chill
dren-a daughter end son. The daughter precc-
ded the mother into the spirit land the son still
lives, bond Of union between the living and the
dead.
Such dispensation is but the voice Of God to the
people, i" Be ye also ready, for in such an hour as
We think not, the Son Of man cometh." T..
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SlieriF,S Sale.

DY Virtue Of Sundry writs Of Fl. Fa., to me d.
ID rected, shall proceed to sell on tbs <frst
Monday in October next, at Edge6eld c. Hs.,afhe
following property, in the following cases, viz
Pleasant johnson. Adm'or., vs. William Quarles,
David Quarles and William Strom, One Tract Of
Land, containing One hundred and nineteen (fis)
acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of G. Brigzs,
Lee Holston and others-the property OF David
Quarles. 81 -
i. B.. Talley, Adm'or, rs. james WOOD, David
Quarlcs and William Strom, ST., The sanls Tract
Of Land described above.
Robert w. Adams, for another, IS Pickeus Adams
and John Quat,lebum, Ono Tract Of Land contain
ing One hundred Q0O) acres, more or less. adjoin-
ing lands of John B. Hamilton aud otheIs, the pro-
pert of the Defendant Pckens Adams
Patrick Moore W Washington Freeman ;sVarians
other Plaintiffs vs.. The Same. One Lot Of Land at:
Liberty Hill, containing Sixteen acres, more osless
adjoining j. c. COursey, DR.. VIM. 7. Wst And
others.
John Huirt vs.. Richard Berry, One Tract Of
Land containing One hundred (lOO) acres, more OF
less, adjoining lands Of Luke Culbrea,h, Rrhard
Hardy and Others.
Al. Rambo and D. j. Walker VI Oliver Simp-
son, NJ o. Kimbrel nnd William Kimbrel, One
Tract Of Land containing One hundred and siaty-
.x (lG6) acres, or less adjoining lands OF the
s. C. Paper Manufacturing Company.
RI. ilankinson IS. John S. Randall; Robert J..
Butler VS. The Same. One Tract Of Land contain
ing Two Hundred and fifty two (252) acres, more or
less, adjoining lands Of Joseph Cosnahau, Gard
Powell and others.
Hickman, westcot & Co. vs. Rich. T. Parks, One
Negro man Lewis.
Thomas Swearengin vs.. Susan Cloud, Exix,
One Tract Of Land containing One hundred (l00)
acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of Samuel Po-
sey, Wm Toney and others, the property Of the
Estate Of William Cloud, decd.
Mary Meyer v, John Autry and Mary Autry /;
The Same vs. The Same; Elijah Watson, bearer, 70
John Autry Other Plaintiffs The Same, One
Tract Of Land containing Two hundred and 6ay
(25O) acres, more less, adjoining lands of B. T.
Boatwright, jackson Holmes and the Estate of Wm
Bush, decd.
Terms Cash. LEWIS JONES, Ed.
Sept5 Ate IS
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F O R S A L E,
Land for Sale.

nESIROUS Of moving 10 the West, offer for
- sale my Plantation in Abbcville District, con.
timing Six Hundred and Fifty Acres.
One hundred and fifty acres cleared, one hundred Of
which is fresh and in IL high state Of cultivation
the balance in woodland, lies we'll and is heavily
timbered.
This Tract Of Land lies Immediately on the Post
Road, one mile from Mrs. Sarah Wideman's, and
adioins lands of Messrs Anthony Harmon, VIM.
Williams, Josiah and George Patterson and others /;
and for health is not surpassed By any place IN the
District The production Of the Land is equal to
any in the neghborhood, us tho present crop will
show. 1t is well watered. an excellent spring in
one hundred yards of the house, with running water
through most Of the fields. :,
There is comfortable Dwelling House with all
necessary outbuldings OH the premises.
The above named Tract Of Land offers many in
ducen,ents to man wishing to settle permanently.
In addition to its being good neighborhood, the
contemplated Valley Road will run in about two
hundred yards Of the most heavily timbered part Of
tho Tract where timber vii no doubt be in demand.
deem it unnecessary to give more detailed ac-
count but invite persons wishing to buy to give me
q call. A. MURPllY.
Sent 12 tt S5
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THE "ExApIINER.n -

IT is with goat satisfaction that present 10 our
readers upon another column, the prospectus Of this
new publication. From very favorable knowledge
of the gentleman under whose sagacious superinten-
dance and watchful care it is to be conducted, We
have hesitation in predicting that it is to become
one of the most agreeable and useful papers of the
South. Mr.. w. B. JOHNSTON, it will be remera
bered retired from the edorship Of the Cdrolinia1"
only few months since. His purpose in doing so
was doubtless the establishment Of the large and in.
teresting Weekly, the notice Of which is now before
the public His enviabe experience in matters bf the
kind, and his e.known ability writer and
editor, amply sufficient TO inspire entire confidence
in the success Of the present undertaking. Situated
ut Columbia the seat Of learning and focus Of inte.
gence for the State Of South Carolina, the Eramt.
ner," under Mr. JoHNsroNs CONTROL will surely abound
in all that is fresh and important in the world Of
News and much that is refined and instructive in the
departments of Literature and Science. We heartily
commend it 10 the readers Of the "Adsertser," and,
for oursel shall hail its advent with real pleasure.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-09-12
JUDGE BUrLER,s LETTER-GEonGIA.

JUDGE BUTLER'S LETTEh-SSEO1tGlA.
We regard The letter of our distinguished Senator
to the late Charleston Meeting, among the most
manly, direct and impressive productions yet publish
ed on The subject Of Know Nothingsm. His alluson'
to the great doctrine Of State sovereignty, in connection
with that question, we'll calculated 10 make Ger.
tain injudcious Southern Democrats pause in their
hot haste to post into the arms Of this New Party.
Even Whgs did they not turn away with the deafness
Of the adder, might he improved by the solemn caution
here conveyed to them, seeing that it emanates from
who was the contemporary and friend Of CLAY
and WEBSTER.
We are pleased 10 sec that this letter has been cop
led by the press of the South in terms Of high COM
mendation. The language used in regard to it by tho
Constitutionalst," Of Augusta, Ga, t,he first and
leading journal of neighborng sister Siae) is es-
peciay gratifying. We believe That Georgia and
South Carolina are about to become more nearly as.
smilat.d in their political views than they have
been; and it is peculiarly cheering 10 meet with n
frank recognition Of this growing congeniali,y, like
the one we now have in view. South Carolina at
this time looks to the Georgia Democracy with high
hopes and bids them God.speed in their pending srug
gle with the combined powers Of Whiggcry and Know
Noshiugsm Although inactive for the time being, it
is only because united and prefer to hold
selves in quiet readinass 10 meet best We can tho
political issues that seem to be surely coming upon the
country. We hope for the beat while we fear the
worst Whatever may be,ido, it will be ou,s at all
times to act in concert with our Southern sisters in
furtherng the righteous cause of Southern security.
Ofthem all, there is none to whom we look with
more interest than to Georgia because there is none
other amongst US 30 powerful, whether for good or
evil as she The present indications that the spirit
of Troop is pervading the public heart of Georgia and
inctng her sons to that high pitch of political resolu
ton in which alone lies the secret of Southern safety
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Kings Mountain Celebration,

THE Major Generals and Brigadier Generals Of
the several Divisions, with their respective Stas
the Volunteer, Uniform and Cavalry Companies of
the State the Members Of the Senate and House
Of Representatives the Clergy; the Masonic, Odd
Fellows and Temperance Lodges, and the Members
of tho Press, are invited to attend the Celebration
Of the Battle of Kings Mountain, on Thursday, the
4,h day of Octnbcr next.
wMB. WILSON, } Committee
JNO L. MILLER, of
SAM,L w. MELTON. Invitation.
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OUR ADVERTISING COLUMNS.

OUR ADVERTISING COLUMNS.
Search them we'll, those of you who desire to find
out something to your advantage!
Read there of the fine tracts of land now offered
for sale in Edgefeld. There are half.dozen such
notices that demand your attention.
Read VIM. GAsToN's "Nolice to Cotton Planters
and repair your old gins with new ones.
Read the new Hamburg advertisements, KENNEr's,
SIBLEY's, DELPH's and GENTRY's You will see also
that WIN. HILL continues in that town the business 70.
Gently conducted under the name W. e.. }. HILL.
Read the new Augusta advertisements of HENRY
g. SKINNER, and of ofLALLERsrEDT.
And don't omit to read the very full and striking
home advertisement of JOHN NJ. Witt. His furniture
establishment is now in tip.top order throughout.
The skill, enterprise and energy therein displayed de-
serve large encouragement. Fail not to give him
call whenever you need articles in his line.
For all our advertising friends, old and new, we
beg to bespeak liberal share Of the patronage Of
generous public.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-09-12
Notice to the Public.

HAvING sold out my interest in, the Family
IL Grocery Business, return my thanks to the
trading public of this State for their kind patronage
for the last FIVE years, and solicit continuance o
the same to the House of 'Messrs. BEWLY q
SMITH, where can be found during the present
Cotton Season.
shall devote myself entircly'to the Cotton Bu.
siness, and intend paying the
Highest Market Price
For Cotton and other Produce, and sell Goods as
LOW as they can be bought in Hamburg or Au-
gusta. So Planters, drive your Cotton up to me-
and if cannot get it at NY price, shall have to
give YOURS. The first cut is all want.
R. L. GENTRY.
IIamburBsS Sept l2, 1855. Ct IS
GP Abbeville Banner copy twice
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THE upIOyEERu STOPPED,

WE regre, to see that the " Valley Pioneer" OF
Hamburg has closed ts brief 1t was our ex-
pectation that the people Of Hamburg would sustain
this sheet with might and main; and We had thought
that the talented Editor just getting fully used to
harness which he to wear for years with credit
to himself and usefulness to his section. Suddenly his
Valedc,ory to the Press appears and told that
e" Pioneer" is no more. This valedictory, which
highly tasteful and appropriate, We copy e"ewhere
In parting from Mr.. STYLES we wish for him success
and happiness. When the spirit Of Hamburg shall
rise to The notch of supporting newspaper, We have
no doubt he will hold himself again in readiness to
buckle to the work anew. Should such thing occur,
we shall greet him his return to the brotherhood
with much pleasure.
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Shcrif's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Harriet Banks, Applicant,
Julius Banks, Guardian Sunn'ass s:a q f0'-
edlitem, for minor chill. ''''''
dren Of Sam. Banks, de'd
'DY Virtue of an order from H. T. Wright, Esq,
ID Ordinary Of Edge6eld District, ip the seo1e
stated case, shall proceed to sell on the 6rat Mon
day in October next, at Edgcfeld c. n. the real
estate of Samuel Banks, decd, consisting Of
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
One containing Sixty (6O) acres more less, whore
the said Samuel Banks lived at the time Of bis
death, adjoining lands Of John c. Simkins, Drrd
Warren and others.
The other Tract, known us the Pney Woods
Tract" contains One hundred (l00) acres, more or
l,ss bounded by lands Of Josiah Padgett, Dred
Warren aud others.
TERMs-A credit OF twelve months. Purchasers
will be required to give bond with ample security,
and mortgage Of the premises to the Ordinary, TO
secure the purchase money. Costs to be paid in
cash. LEWIS JONES, ka.
Sept Ate IS
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SheriG,s Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

X. II. Jennings,
Us. Sun. ~ f.dFJnsSH.
NJ. E. Jennings and others.
DY Virtue Of an order from H. T. Wright, Esq,
ID Ordinary of Edge6eld District, m tho above
stated case, shall proceed to sell on the first Mon
day in October next, at Edge6eld c. H., the real
estate Of Sampson Jennings, decd, consulting Of
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
containing Two hundred (sOO) acres, more o. less,
situated in Edge6eld District, On the waters Of
Daley Creek, bounded BY lands Of the estate Of
Jesse Jennings, Nathaniel Corlcy and Others.
TkRMs-A credit of twelve months with interest
from date. Purchasers will be required 70 give boad
with ample security, and mortgage Of the premises
to the Ordinary to secure the purchase money Costs
to be paid in cash.
LEWIS JONES,
Sept 5 4tcA 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-09-12
NEW FALL GOODS.

T D. LAEkERsTEDT, ho received q
IL. the corner Of Globe lotel, Angusta. Georgar
the LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE Stock Of
FANCY and SFhPLE DRY GOODS
In the City, embracing every new style OF
Yaois de Ispatian DRESSES and ROBES;
Plain Black, Watered and Figured SILKS;
Nloiro antique and Printed DELA1NES, :,
MORO Antique Velvet and Cloth TALMAS and
CLOAKS;
Co]ored and Black ALPACA and MERINCi
English, French and American PRINTS.
Trimmed Auspasse COLLARS aud sLEEffeT
Maltese COLLARS and LACES; ~
Jaconet and Swiss TRIMMINGS;
Null and Jaconet Bands and Flouncings:
sAlexander and Bajou Kid and Silk CLOVES
And an Endless Variety of everything sea
sonabe for Ladies wear, to which especial attention
is invited. &, ,....,.
Augusta, Sept 10. "
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OUR VOLUNTEER COMPANY.

WE are glad to learn that the ranks of the lately re.
organized Volunteer Corps Of our Village are gradual.
ly filling up. The military spirit Of our young men
seemed for while nearly extinct. Some twenty-five
stepped forward however in time to save the reputa.
ton of our community from the scandal Of a first
failure in military Matters We hope they will stand
firm for few months longer, and continue their eIer-
tions to secure sufficient number of men. The
spirit is surely dead, but sleepeth 1t will awake
perhaps in good time.
The idea of engaging the Edgefeld Brass Band to
attend on certain drill days is good one, and ought
to be carried out As an honorary member of tho
Corps, we will agree to bear our par. in tho expense
thereby incurred.
Young men Of Edgefeld! Let not the old spirit of
the past die AWAY forever amongst u.s. 1t is your part,
full of health ac,ivity, pride and honorable impulses
as ye are, 10 keep it alive. Do your duty.
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Now for the Ss.ttSoath Carotinian." This paper is
always SO welted thatwe hesitate to begin picking
lest we should pick all. The thing that strikes us
particularly in the present number, however, is the
proposition 10 blend the Military Academies of the
State. weare mot exactly prepared to sanction this
proposition. 1t may bea very sensible one; but We
decidedly prefer hearing the opinions of JONES,
JANIrsoN and dothers before forming ono Of our own
on the subject We should readily pin to the DR.. in
all things pertaining 70 Geological Science or any
matter Of that sort; but when it comes to the Mill.
tary, we prefer being guided by some one else.
We should like 10 extend our notices to many other
brethren Of the quill but the printer informs US this
is quite enoughfor. present purposes.
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Religious Notice !

THE next Ministers and Deacon's Conference OF
the EdgeGeld Baptist Association will be held at
Little, Stevens Creek Church, on the Friday before
5th Sabbath in September next to meet at o'clock,
A. NJ Elder .. WATKINS to preach the introduce
tory sermon; Elder JouN TRAPr, Alternate.
First subject of discussion.-The Importance Of
Churches meeting every Sabbath and holding pray
er meetings at their regular places Of Worship
Second.-What constitutes call to the Gospel
ministry. j. w. COLEMAN, NiopERATon.
Bopr. BRYAN Sr, Clerk.
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THE WHOLE THING BURsTED UP,

The VIZ oSSNo A1ho CS
We understand, says that Savannah Georgian, o
the 2sh inst, that the Know Nothing Councils Of Sa
vannah met in grand conference last evening, and re-
solved to disband They passed resolutions to sur
render up their charters, papers, lists enrolments,
archives, &C., &C., TO whom we could not learn
perha ps to the Mother Council Of Massachusetts,
We sincerely hope before they are shipped, that a
curious public will be permitted to see them. Onr
Know Nothing friends might thereby turn an honest
penny. We would give as much to see these docu,
men,s a. we would to see Barnum's Hap; Family. v
The National Constitution, Ritual, onths, obliga'
,ons, initiation ceremonies and all, likewise, we un-
derstand, went by The board As to the secresy,
Anti.Nebraska Platform, we are not 80 we'll informed
One thing is certain, however-Know NothingIsm in
Savannah ha. completely burst up! We are not sur.
prised. 1t has held together now longer, by far than
We had expected.
In writing the obituary of this singular Order, few
words will SUFFICE It was born of Abolitionism, and
nouri,hed by intolerance and prescription and died
Of the elections in Virginia, North Carolina Tsnnes-
nee and Alabama.
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TIE EDaEFIELD ADVERTISER
Is PuB1lsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY
W.F.DuRIsOE 4 SON, Proprietors. :, .
1H" SR INT 80.

Rm @ III $50 !
Two DOLLARS per year, if paid in alvance-Two
DoLLARs and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within six
monshs-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before the
sxpraton the year. All subscriptions not distinct.
hmitedHt the time Of subscribing, will be consider
ed made for indefinite period, and will be con.
nued until all arrearages paid, at the option Of
the Publisher Subscriptions from other States must
INVARIABLY be accompanied with the cash or refer
ence to some one known to us.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be conspicuously inserted at
rs cents per Square 2 lines lessf for the first IN
sertion, and 81 cents for each subsequent insertion.
square will be charged. AlAdyertisement'not having
the desired number of insertions marked on the mar
gn will be continued until forbid and charged ac-
cordngly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year can do on
liberal temsit being distinctly understood that con-
tracts for yearly advertising confined the imme
dinte, legitimate business of the firm individual
contracting. Transient Advertisements must be paid
for in advance.
For announcing Candidate, Three Dollars, IN
ADVANCE.
For Advertising Estrays Toled, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.

-: :, HAMBURG, 8. c.
gPsisa has ss 0PSpd Wsl n sELEcTsp t
Stock Of Goods in the
GROCERY sal6NE, /
Which he offers to his friends and the public gene
rally. lie will be in the market at oil times for the
purchase Of
Cotton and other Produce.
Having secured the services Of MIR. JOSEPH Rosa
MosD, as Buyer of Cotton, he trusts in being able
to share liberal patronage.
p~ He will also give attention to the salesof
Cotton and other produce, and 10 the Receiving
and Forwarding of Goods.
r. j. DELPHI.
JI,mburo Scpt IL At IS
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Know. NorHrNe iNoM1NAT1oHs.-We under
stand, says the Augusta Cor,stit,aioz,alist Of the
18th inst, that ut meeting of the Know Moth
ing Lodges Of this city, held yesterday, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for the Legis.
Ia.ure, Col. John MiIledge was nominated for
the Senate, and Gen. George w. Evans, and
DR.. Jas. T. Barton, for the House.
At Convention of delegates of the different
Councils of the Eighth District, also held in
this city, yesterday, we understand w. Lafayette
Lamar, Of Lincoln county, was nominated for
Congress, in opposition to the Hon. A. Fl.
Stephens.
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Public Notice 4!

A Public Meeting will be held at RED BANK
CHURCH, on Saturday the god inst in favor of
the Division Of the District. at which time Messrs
STYLES and TILLaAN will deliver addresses in sup
port Of the Memorial which will be ready for sig
natures on the occasion.