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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-01-09
SENATOR'S ELECTION.
The state OF South Carolina

Ihc SlGtC Oh SOWtn SIrOIlAaa,
TO THE MANAGERS OF ELECTION FOR
EDGEHELD DISTRICT:
TN obedience to The writ Of Election issued by
i the Honorable R. F. w. ALLsroN, President of
the Senate, on the 18th day Of December instant,
You, and each of you, ere hereby required, after
due advertisement, and with strict regard TO all the
provisions Of the Constitution and Laws OF the said
State, touching your duty in such case. to hold an
election for member of the Senate for the Election
District aforesaid to serve for the remainder Of the
term for which TTLLMAM WATSON, lately the
the sitting Member, was elected to serve: The
Polls 10 be opened at the various places of election
within the said District on the SECOND MON
DAY in January next and the day following, by
the various sets Of Managers for those places re-
spec,ively. The Managers for all the places OF
election aforesaid to meet at Edgeiied Court House
on the Wednesday after, count the votes and de-
clare the election.
BENZ. WALDO, CHAIR, pro tenn,
Board Of Managers OF Election.
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a CARD.

a CARD.
THE Undersigned will continue the business in all
its branches at the Old Stand, where he would be
pleased to have ALL who are indebted to the Firm
in anywise, TO call and settle without delay.
WM. HILL.
Hamburg, Aug 81, 1855 6m 35
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F L S Is S

J,IlE Subscriber has always on hand, at his Fur.
1 nure Establishment, q large assortment Of
these valuable ar-tight and indestruotabe Gases,
for preserving the Dead for ordinary intermen, for
vaults for transportation, or for any other desirable
purpose. ,.r
have also on hand, an article Of q different form
and finish from those heretofore furnished, for the
purpose Of meeting fully the taste and desire
Of those who are not altogether pleased with the
shape and appearance of the former style. They
are composed Of the same lNlPERlShABL MA
TERIALS, while the exterior shape and finish ls IN
resemblance of the most beautiful and highly POL
lSlIED ROSEWOOD.
The assortment co,nprizing ALL SIZES, from an
infant up to the largest size person, all of which will
be sold on reasonable terms. j. M. WITT.
Semi 2h 81
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Notice

rs Hereby given to all concerned. that final set
L tlernent will be made OH the Estate ol Daniel
Smith, decd, in the Ordinays Office at Edgelleld
C.. H., on the 4th Monday in january next. All
persons indebted will please make payment by the
above time, and those having demands will present
thcm by The same time.
JOIN j H,I,r;, p; MIcKLEE' Ex'ors.
Oct 2S, 1855. 5rn AZ
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Medical Notice,

DRs. READY & KENNERLY will practice
~ Medicine together on the Ridge and neigh
boring vicinity. Office at DR.. Ready's.
Oct ~ 6m 40
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Di S sol ton.

u l > U u " ur
YEIIIE Co-Parlnershp existing under tlc Firm
Il Of LARK IL BuCkMASTEli, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the 9th December 1850.
Either OF the Partners will usc the Ilalnc of the
Firm in liquidation. The accounts and notes will
be kept nj the Store Of j. C. lnrk, the same as "c-
cupicd by us. We particularly request our GUS
toners and friends 20 call and close up their open
accounts by Notes CT Cash.
JAS. G.. LARK.
L. J. BCCkMASTER.
Hamburg, December 10, 1885.
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boarding House.

TIME Subscriber can accommodate twelve or
i fourteen Boarders desrous of attending the
Edce6eld Schools His dwelling il convenient to
all the Schools in the Village. Terms as moderate
as could be expected. IL. >. JoHNSoN.
Dec l9 ~
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THE .,,,.Ssss.... 49,.
EDGEFIELD tNr0RMfR !!

Here shall the Press the peoples rights maintain,
Unawed by power, and unbfibed BY gain". :. -:
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The Last Dun!
N Office.
Lost.

r OsT in the Village Of Edge6eld or on the road
- 1g TERg s. F reesny paresase
Of DR.. Gedeon. The finder will be literally reward
ed BY delivering them ut this Office.
Dec. 70 #. 4S
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Notice.:
Notice..

4 IL Persons indebted to me by Note OF Ac-
n count are requested to call and settle them on
rr before the first January next, shall place all
unpaid accounts after that date in the hands of an
Officer. My business for the future win be con-
ddc,ed on the Cash principle entirely-and all work
left with ME must be paid for oaideivefy, az pre-.
fer doing no business at all 10 preference to- Credit
business. ....i., H., A. GRAY.
Dec l9 4t 40
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N O t i C e F!

Ga TIE Undersigned having pnr- :.
.4g4 chased of f. ]. l'uckmastcr his y<.---i;:-:.
interest in the firm of Lark & Buckmastcr, takes
this method of informing his friends and customers
that he will continue the business nj the same stand
as heretofore, where he will be pleased TO see them
intend keeping large Stock Of all kinds Of Goods
In the Grocery Line,
Sell as cheap as can be afforded, and will pay the
highest market price for Cotton, Flnur. Bacon. &c
JAS. e. LARk.
Hamburg, Dec 10, 1855. ct so
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CA NDIDAT e 5 J
For Clerk.


For Clerk.
RID. BRYAN.
WESLEY BODlE.
THOS. G. BACON.
EDMUND PENN
For Ordinary.
fl. T. WRIGHT,
W.. DURISOE.
For Sheriff.
JULIUS DAY,
JAMES EDISON.
WIN. QUATTLEBUM,
For Tax Collector
THOMAS B. REESE,
Derrick HOLSONBAKE,
A. r. ABLE,
THEOPHILUS DEAN,
WESLEY WERTZ.
NJ. B. WHITTLE,
BARNEY LAMAR.
CHARLES CARTER,
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Annual Expenses.
Payable Semi Annually in Advance.
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
Tuition in English and Mathematical Course $50 90
Tuition in Classical and Philosophical Course AZ OO
Incidental Expenses ................'.... w
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT
Tuition. ..............'.''' %fe w w
Incidental Expenses. cs................... w
Less than semi-annual payments are not received.
The Treasurer will attend at the University on
the first three days Of the Term, to receive the FIRST
semi-annual payment. No Student can enter until
he produces the Treasurers certificate of payment.
Students entering upon scholarships must produce
certificates from the owner Of the scholarship.
Board is not furnished In the University. IL
can be obtained in private families, at prices varying
rom $40 TO Sl2 per month.
COMMENCEMENT AND VACATION.
Tho Annual Commencement will tako place the
last Thursday in July.
There will be one regular Vacation, beginning the
middle of November and ending the first Wednes-
day in February. -
medately succeeding the Commencement in July
ANY further information, or copy OF the Gaia
loeue for 1855, containing List Of Students, 22SJ
view of University Buildings, Course OF Stud y,
Rules of Discipline, &C., can be procured on apP'l-
-'''0 C. j. ELFORD, Treasurer,
Greenvle, S. c.
D,a q 40.
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a q a I'D.
TNIIE Undersigned returns his sincere thanks TO
i his friends for their patronage while located in
Hamburg, and hereby informs them that he can be
found (after lst September next,) at the House Of
WARD, BURCHARD s. CO., opposite the Ma
sonic Hall, Augusta, Ca, whefe he would be happy
to see and serve them, and where FULL and
Complete Stock of Dry Go DDS,
can always be found, which will be sold as LOW
as from any House in the City. ~
Hamburg Aug 13, # 81
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Notice.

THERE will be an Election ut Edgeheld Village
i on Monday tho l4th january 1856, for lnteh'
dant and Wardens for the Town of Edge6eid fbI
the year 1856. =,
Messrs S. F. Goode, E. J. Minis and Robt. II
Sullivan, Managers.
SAMUEL BROOKS, Inteudant.
Dec 19 st AZ
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
THE STORE HOUSE, next East Of R. n. sul-
i livan's, 30 feet front and so deep, containing
three rooms below, one above, and good cellar.
Also
THE TAN YARD and Lot adjoining, and con.
tanning about three acres.
Also
ONE LOT on the branch adjoining G. L. nefo.
K. r. MINIS.
Oot2 II "'r'' 80
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office.

Notice.
A IL persons indebted to the Estate Of Benjamin
~ Gallman, deed, are requested to make pay
mxnt. Those having demands against the Estate
will render them in properly attested.
A. BUSHNELL,
S. S. BOYCE, Ex'ors.
NJ. A. RANSOM.
Nov 81 4o
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u n d ert king.

Undertaking.
HANING added to our extensive Cabinet Es-
i 4 tahlishmcnt Coffifa WarcrOOm, we
are now prepared to furnish FlSK'S celebrated
METALLIC BURIAL CASES and COFFINS
of every size and style Of finish at the shortest
notice.
Orders at night or on Sunday, will receive prompt
attention if left at Alr.J. B. PLATT'S residence
on Ellis Street, in rear Of the store
{. a. PLATT s. co.
Augusta. Oct Am 80
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Bolstering, Mattress Making,
&c, &c.
T,IIE Subscriber takes great pleasure in announ-
: i cling to the citizens of Edge6eld and the public
generally, That he has opened Shop directly West
Of the Planters Hotel, two doors below MIR. b. G.
Bryan's Store, where he is prepared to make
Mattresses of every Variety,
AND REPAIR g. CUSHION
SOFAS, GMAlBg, LOUNGES,
&c. after the best and latest styles and the most
reasonable terms
He respectfully solicits share Of the patronage
of the trading pnblic. Call and examine my work.
It will recommend itself.
n All business in the above line done promptly
and neatly finished. II. MAkIlN.
Dec 5 If AZ
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-AIsO-
4 large assortment Of
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Consisting of Pipes, Half Pipes and Quarter Casks of
IMPORTED 13RANDIES,
OF the following celebrated Brands and Nintases,
o,ard, Dupy &, Co., 1898, lsIl, 1917.
Alex. Signett, 1852, 1855.
alarte 6c Co., 1917.
Azarat Signett, 1919.
J.J. Dupy, 1918.
P. Senett. 1880.
OLD BORDEAUX g. CHAMPAGNE BRANDlES.
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES,
HOLLAND GIN.
JAMAICA AND Sr. GROIN RUNS.
GIBSON'S EAGLE Wits Ei, AND
Domestic Liquors OF all kinds!
TIE ARRANGEMENTS Of our Store are such as to
make this Establishment in fact the substitute OF the
cellar Of every consumer.
HOTELS and persons wanting small assorted
lots of Choice Wines and Liquors Tor special orea-
sons, can be supplied ut the shortest notice.
COUNTRY TRADE supplied at the wholesale
prices.
FAMILIES can command the best Table Wines
at very low priccs as also the cheapest sorts OF
Wines and Liquors for culinary purposes
PHYSICIANS requiring fine Liquors for ncdl-
cal purposes are particularly solicited to call and ex-
anime our Stock.
We keep constantly on hand a
Largo " 4 IL tG u Z
OF Saddles, Brides, Maringalcs, Whips, Saddle
Blankets, Bed Blankets, several Cases Of line
Scwed aud Prgsrd Boots and Shoes, Lii
dies Misses and Chillrrn's Shoes,
Waterproof Hunting and Ditch
er's Boots, Boys AMI Mems
Brogans from No | ol5,
Fur, Wool aud silk Hats,
Cloth, Plush and Fancy Caps,
Osnaburgs, Shectng$. Shirtn@s, Stripes,
Georgia Plains, Gunny and Dundee Ba@ging,
Bale Rope: Twinc, &c., &c
We solicit CASH ORDERS from parties not
visiting our Town, and will cmdravor in all INSTALL
crs to satisfy in every particular, all who conIide
their orders to u.s.
Persons visiting this Market are earnestly solicited
to give us call bcfirc they make their purchases
We are determined to make it 10 their advantage
by selling them ,ll.ir supplies LOWER than they
can buy them elsewhere
UjT We will give the market price for Cotton,
and every other kind Of produce offered.
ii. l.. CUNNINGHAM,
HENRY SOLOMON.
Hamburg. Sept IS If 3G
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FACULTY.
PRoF. JAMES C. FURMAN, CHAIRMAN.
Theological Department.
JAMES P. BOYCE,
Professor Of Systematic and Polemie Theology
and Ecclesiastical History.
JAMES C. FURMAN.
Professor Of Sacred Rhetoric and Pastoral Duties
Collegiate Department.
P. C. EDWARDS,
Professor of Ancient Languages and Literature.
C. H. JUDSON.
Professor Of Mathematics and Mechanical Phi
lOsophy.
CHARLES S. GAUNTT,
Professor Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry
J.C FURMAN.
Professor of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy,
Logic and Rhetoric.
Academic Department.
MR. FICHENCHER,
Teacher of Modern Languages
PROF. WILLIAM ROYALL,
Principal
THOMAS HALL,
Tutor in Ancient Language.
THOMAS E. HART,
Tutor in Mathematics.
JOHN B. PATRICK,
English Assistant.
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THE FURMAN UNIVERSITY
r~oo,,1;Ilo 6 n

THIS Institution will commence its next Annual
i Term on Wednesday, the sixth day Of Feb
ruary next.
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Furniture Establishment,

Furniture Establishment.
TNHE Subscriber has just started, in conne1ion
with the above business,
CABINET ROOM,
where he is prepared to do oil kinds Of work en-
trusted to bis care with perfect satisfaction to his
customers, and at prices heretofore unknown in
this Village.
I will make to order, and Of the very best material,
BUREAUS, WARDBOB3S9
Sofas, ,Lo11nEeS,
BEDSTEADS, WASHSTANDS,
Tables, Desks, &c.
will also make to order, and at the shortest notice,
90upHSYS.
OF every variety, and in the best style.
p Old Furniture repaided handsomely and
promptly. :.
A share of public patronage is respectfully soil
cited. NJ. A. MAkhEkI.
Dec 10 AZ
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FALL TR 3!
HI. CUNNINGHAM & co..
GROCERS AD PRO VISI9 MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN WINES g. LIQUORS,
rbh1RrPH


WI E take this opportunity Of returning thanks
w to our patrons and friends for the very liberal
encouragement and flvors We have received tor
several years past, and respectfully solicit conllnu-
ance of the same Our highest aims, and best ell
deavors will Lc to merit and deserve the patronage
of our old customers, friends and the public gene
rally, by conducting our business as we have done
heretofore, and increasing our reputation for
Low Prices and Fair Dealing,
And making it to the decided advantage of all who
favor us with their trade.
The increased patronage We have received and
are continually receiving has induced us TO BuI ~
LARG and WELL ASSORTED Stock Of Goods.
in order to meet the growing demands and increase
of trade.
The Superior Quality
or all Goods offered to the Public at this establish
ment, is so well known that very little need be said
upun this subject. But with the unity Of Low
PRICES. aud the VERY BEST QUALITY OF
GOODS, is the system Of business the subscribers
are determined to carry out This will be made ap-
picable o.rvery branch of their business.
Our Goods in all instances will be i'hat they are
represented to be-and when sold by sample, shall
always be in conformity with the sample.
We are constantly receiving and have III Store
a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07
Interesting DeyeloDnent.

The District Attorney McKeonpre.
ldnced an interesting witness n 81.
nrday, in the fillibustcr case now pro.
lceeding before the o.. s. Comini..
sioner. The witness in question.
John w. McAlpine, testiHes III IN
course Of his examination, that he I
Al officer in the British army, hold
Ing the rank and drawing tie psy II
major in theeleventh Hussars, Pfince
Albert's own regiment. Notwith
standing the demands Of the Birth
service, during the recent Wal, ito
gallant major has not been required
to share in therisks Of the Crifneap
campaign, but has, IL would seem. an
unlimited leave Of absence from ths
COMMANDMENTS chief.
Having nothing particular u DO,
ID he testified On his eross-exanins,
ton, Major McAlpine turned BIZ II
tention to the movements Of General
Walker; wrote the General . letter
and even carried bis curiosity 90 "a
Is to pay q personal visit to the Gen.
eral in Granada. Having gratifel
his curiosity No returned 70 New
York, and now turns mp Is an cid %
%. s. District Attorney McKeon IN
his war against fillibnstelism II! N
II. Sun.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07
IRON AlsaIagsa:

M steamer Charles Morgan be-
arrived Il New Orleans from San Jnan
With :, dates . the Goth. The steamer
Orizaba arrived there on that gay
and landed 325 passengers.
General Walker was reported % ~
all right. Col. Echlessingcrs deie !,s
i confirmed. He had 80 men kili-
ed. The cause ofhis defeat i attri-
tributed total negligence on his part.
The remnant Of his party had arri =,
cd at Rivas. and the men cursed their
..cowardly Colonel loudly. Capt.
Thorpe faced him with . pistol On
the field and threatened to shoot him
as d coward. All was useless, how.
ever Al his cowardice had created Q
panic. He has not taken . single one
oif the usual precautions against 9
surprise, though within the heart q
the country Of the enemy.
Cant. Thorpe came passenger u
the Charles Morgan. He reports
Walker as in d good position, pros
porous and receiving large accessiois
Another battle had taken place o.
Arcopa between IA Americans nm.
der Capt. Baldwin and 100 Costa III,
cans, In which the latter were defeat.
| cd with d loss of 80 killed. Baldwin
had only two men killed.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07
! The Drumnsrs Again.


Last week we spoke Of . lot Of children
who were on visit from Gallipolis: to
this place, and Of their having drum or
two snd 6fe, with which they paraded
our streets after night. These. young.
sters seem to have taken umbrage at our
article, and all Of sudden have become
very indignant. When they asked us
about it,. we told them that there were
one or two sick persons in town, to whom
their drumming was very annoying, and
advised them to stop it. We also told
them Of their noise having scared horse
which damaged himself considerably
We supposed they were ntboys, and
would discontinue their drumming il
town. But we were mistaken. Or
Saturday night last. this band Of rowdisl
sitter being told that it was 8 source o.
great annoyance to large number Of on,
citizens, thought proper 70 give the town
another round, we believe having nc
other object in view than that Of distur
bing the people in the upper end Of town
The names Of these rowdies, we, under.
stand, are Ben and Frank Curry, Sam
Coin and -- McQuade; and they mus
~ n - a -" Z Ir.T1
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07
B,,shsF's Bibles.
We copy the following from the In.
dependence (Mo.,) Messenger:

We copy the following from the In
dependence (Mo.,) Messenger;
1.-The great notoriety which th,
Rev. Beccher has given himself il
furnishing Sharp's rifics to Kansa
ernigrants, has given these weapon
the name OF '.Beecher's Bibles. .
lot ofthesc formidable weapons were
on Wednesday last, exposed for sall
in our city at auction. They wer,
brought here from the Territory By Eli
owners, sold, and the proceeds inyes.
tod in provisions. They went of I
from 80 to $18,,which is about I'LL
what they cost at The East. From tIe
fact Of their being sold, land the ldy
price which they brought, leads uslo
the conclusion TINT the difficulties ID
the Territory may be considered at Ia
end. Should the Reverend centb.
man and his pious coadiutors lem
what disposition Is being made oils
guns, we hopeit will have tehdn-
cy to stop his impious, unholy Ind
nisehieyous harangues, III exciting
American citizens to treason andciv-
I il war. He will probably now sec
that the citizens Of Kansas woulJ pre.
fer half in the shape Of psovijons,
clothing end farming untensils, shich5
are greatly needed, than the ans for
the purpose Of shooting theirtellow
citizens. We admire the god sense
Of those men for turning their taponsI
Of war into agricultural impments,
and win do what We can TO finish d
market to oil who may wishlo make
the same disposition Of theirhrms. Z
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07
Consl.tsnsy.

The Know. Nothing press are III.
king q tremendous ass we know u
no other appropriate word aboutths
recent decapitation Of III. EgRling,
superintendent Of the Public square
in Richmond. We regard tie gnils
lotine as most jnstly applied ID this
instance. The foreigner who voses
the Know oshing ticket, and Nj.
Eggling admittedly % voted Ut
May, ID entitled 70 no literally.
Governor Wise 0sg1t to have appli.
ed the axe on the very day Of his ~.
auguration. Mr.. Wise deserves cen.
sure for delaying the matter 10 long.
Besides this, Know Nothings have
no right to complain. Prescription
Of foreigners from office Il one of thc
oaths they take in joining the ordds.
MIR. Flonrnoy took this obligation
when he joined the Know. Nothing
party, and If he had been elected, NJ.
Egglings head would have been rok
ling in the dust months ago. And
yet Know Nothing presses abuse Goy
Wise for doing, at the expiration pf
three months, what Thos. s. Flour
noy was SWORN to do at the EARL
est moment, and what they would y
would have done. There Il not one
particle ofsincerity IN the pretended
sympathy for Eggling, and tho 81
preston Of it 10 unmitigsted .hypoc-
racy Lync1b srg Rsps6l icen.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-05-07

"The Star i published in . section oil
country surrounded with Know Nothing
papers. In three counties adjoining there
afe four papers Published advocating the
ptincipies-or rather the unprincipled
dogmas --of Know.N othingism, while
there il not one Democratic paper in q
circuit Of nearly an hundred miles. -
Star Of As Ranasha Valley.
/ We would like the Star to shine a. ial
as IL light can be made to go through
the haze OF Know. Nothingism, but would
ask it, editors II they have ever been II
Gallipolis or Pomeroy, and II %, II they
know the distance? and furthermore, ]
they ever heard ola little country Dem
ocratic newspaper called the Nsigs and
Galiia Democrat Democrat.
Yes, we have frequently visited Cali
polls - especially during our youthful
days-and, II we remember correctly
were there on the FosrM Of JMy last
and have been TO Pomeroy once or teiee
Il 10 about s5 miles to Gallipolis, ant
a short distance further TO Pomeroy.-
We have heard Of, and seen, too, ''lit
lie country Democratic newspaper calico
the 4Nsigs and Gal2,a Dsmoer at, Z" which
blythe way, ii one Of the best papers it
Ohio. and should be well sustained By
the Union.loving Democracy in It's sec
ton. We did not intend the article from
which Che above was extracted to apply
to the State Of Ohio. It was designed
for Virginia alone; and we thought it VIA
written in such Q manner that our frient
Of the Democrat could not mistake thu
idea it was intended to convey. W.
would ask Bro. Fraoa 70 charge his com
positors to be ny ore particular, and no
misquote matter that may be extractee
from other papers.