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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26
6psfial Notifes.


IA Special Meeting of the Sixth Ward c,s1t
Inn q, BotIxn s, Or b.Id the Hail. corner - VI.
Ia sashe.,,s 90 FRIDAY EVENING maco ~, q. .
O'clock for Ehc,on Of Delegates 10 the ene sans
witheI.wp I'd Lew By the Ciao ~ eonsn u ~
satss HAVING been ordered the Genera Com@ zee Al
R.pnhfesn voters resident IN ne S' 70 ssoa
sohhecsee y ~ "a, a,ss s JOS. T. LARNED secy.
! The Nineteenth Ward Republican Association
will me-. IN to,,r Hesdqusefs, Dinssa .1ess
nor wes corner Of 3dsv ana 59ih .. on r.
- 80 "a ,estip " IN be held the psce every al
.,f ate yrSs, evening GREATER Throughout the year
Sso' Z e sas secTes EDWARD DAfroS' fis'''
X. l.. Snow Social Union No. will celebrate their
TsIs 1rsu.csyl EvESN6 ocock AZ the Prssbyerisn
Courch In Alien Grand. Col Z. L. SNOW will pre-
zoe HsS:f 81 SdS' SAfoRS and
RRECkErR DEE. Singing BY tine Cnoir Of the Church MI
Wn. Y. MAodoIoush aid Bro Brogwe. collection Will
se t.keD 70 def :, TIE expenses TIE public ave INVITED
CnAs. a flick. d. r. 3. Ia CAhEf, u. D.
DIR. Burleigh continues his Lecture, on RECENT ELEC
Metropolitan Academy Nos IS and so6thsy with varied new
and interesting experiments
IeographicaI and Statistical society.-A paper vii
be This rnarsdsJ EHENiNG At Soioea, a. ,ne
), the Rev. DWI5HT HUNT on Calf rniai" and one
Nv Capt J. C. BATrERsBY, on "New-Grsnsda"
Free 10 men bers Of the Society and Their niehas.
peer sncIair esq, hsvsg retained froa Boston and
PeItsbo, has Nessiuy saaessed psny LIZ
5 o. D. ano the public in the EVENING
elinne~ots.-nr. JGNArlUs D0NELLI will deliver an
,sd1.ss TINS add prospects Of the Tern
m. Brosdssy House corner Of Broadway and Glaodst
The ssnosnce Of persons going 10 the City Of Nninger
particularly requested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26
n O F A r NJ E r s.

ITO FARMERS.-The POUDRETTE made ~
i Che ssbssber 10 the cheapest aud best Ma Ss
~ an, one sep dina their sSdress 10 the LODI nANUIA0-
SURiN6 COMPANY No. 60 Cosrtlssdtst. Nev.Yorh Chy-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26

n l. E B U -
~ The Cheat Norv.p.D yioiinis'; WI give H'
VOCAL AND INsTRUMEkTah
TUESDAY EVENING, March si 1917,
s.,isted by the following eminent talent:
Ms VICTORIA GILLEa Sopranos
- Sig GIANNONI Tenor
e sig OAsPARONI Bassoi
ii. C. TlMM, Pianist
rS,,s .............................On One Dollar
Doors OpEg AT 7-CoycERT CoMMENcEs AT D.
ekes obtained all the Hotels and Music Stores
be secured in advance At the Music
Stores Of VIM. Hall Son, c. Dressings, and schar
epbere Luis.
No extra cbsrte for Reserved seata
Of Tickets fot tue Last Concert will please have
them eIchar ged or redeemed At VIM Hall sons, No. xs
Broadway
DODWORIH's SALOON-March 26, 1857
H. CONCERT for the BENEFIr Of be
~. INFIRhARY FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
PROGRAMME
Part FIRsT.-WsndereIs March-Schmeisser: -Four Per
Pianos IND OBJ die Wolfe der Freischniz
Weber: Mise Mare De Roode. La Fue des Amsntes TO
enc Muscsle SctInesser Duet from Sabs. MerRos.lni
Misses c. and q. Sheppard Resoins-By an Ar>teuf It'll
Epoush-' Eliss"-Mt pdessohn: mr.. eliza
PART SEcoSD-Fantsss' on March, from Purtani-
Schm.isser: DuetNr and Mrs Scbmesser. Twibght-"st
ton: Miss Marie de Roode Resdine-By Amateur Du.t-
Mise, G. and sheppard lie ur De Nuisance AudAnte)-
Schmeiss.r Wilhelm and Schmesser Song kncnen Mr. pzA
Mr.. GEO. 4. BRtbTOW .Conductor
Of Ersrd Paris.
Admission. Douat
Tickets be had Scbsenberg Luss Music Store No,
1863 Broadway, and a. the door 10 the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26

bstute for where there difficulty 10 procuring suf
seieu hr sArden and farm purposes is chief
hat 10 nest odepsive CONTAINS SEEDS OF wEEDs
very Ell and powerful In ne operation upon vvsstaon, and
the same time 80 harmless that can Be pat direct con-
With the plant without injury which totally
Ike other fertilizer 1t viii bring early crops Of peas beans
potatoes sweet kc Ard for lawns and sss pos UNI
vailed The small quantity used Of application render
hy.y economical The price for barrel 81; barrels ss
md 81 per bb ~ quantity over barrels delivered free
the city psmphlet win be forwarded By mail furnished
xsais spphcs,on. Address THE LODI MANUGACrUR-
MG COMPANY, No 90 Courtlal dttt, N. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26

ne BURG's SUPERPHOSPHATE of LIME,
~ rapidly supersediJs Gusno and Ill other Msoures
Testimopa showing hlh in which 10 held By
practical agricultural chemists and Others in
ssrcultue will be forwarded application. Sold In ts
suit fsrmsn h barrels Of 30 D. and bags Of 80 %.
For sale By JAMES p. HAMMILL, No. Ito Peari.st-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12
THE TOWN.

Times are very dull with us. Quite a number OF
our good people uro gone to the Springs. Some too
have gone tho North. The rest of US nre going to
stay at home. And, take it oil in all, home is
very good place. Few better. To be sure there Is
nothing doing, not respectable show of loaf
mg.-Dur -ms- g11 aruny souruuw:~'We have water
melon carts in, almost every day. 0nce in awhile,
Margaret sends around ce-crcam. Then there's a
plenty of the Whie.iaced" to bp had By those who
like it. We have also little beef occasionally for
dinner and plenty Of tomatoes. So upon tho whole
VIC can't grumblo. Matters might be worse. And
then again thoy might be better, Let US all 1.-Two in
hopes of the good time comin,' when cotton shall
sell at 20 cts, pound, when store goods shall be
cheaper, when victuals shall be plentifa and when
no man shall have to say unto his neiShbor-
~ say old follow, can't you lend mo half for day
or two"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12
THESE MooNL1T NIGHTS.

How glorious in their silrery spendor What hues
of romance they cngcnder! What thoughts of love,
both warm and tondcr, pertaining to the feminine
gender! Awake 10 joy each pretty maiden! List to
the sisls from flr-o Alden! All the air With sweets
is laden! Awake to joy, each precious maiden.
What though no phlomrl is singing, meath your wn-
dow, rapture bringing! What though an occasional
sereech-owl ri!ls his doeful plant to the whippoor
wills What though the katydids eiH bore US with
their uncnding nightly chorus Have we not yet the
bright old LUNA bcaning down on each laguna
And do not u the starry powers shed beauty ocr the
rosc-clad bowers? Arc not the Southern zephyrs
playing? And is not Nos e,nphatically saying, in
tones of mingled warmth and sludncss-" This is the
time for love--or maancss'"
Now just there tho old machine WAS Lcconing lit
tie truthful than poetical, and took tho liberty
Of she.tin9 ooa it 1t was only night before last
TINT and another fcler won't out sercnalng, beguilcd
by tho handsome condition Of the evcning,-hc had
jews-harp and I played on coarsc-tooth comb
covered with brown paper. We hadn't got through
the first piece before cusscd made his appearance
close under our bows and commenced jerking the
bark off Of old cedar tree that stood hard BY Sam
and me stood our ground for the first round two;
but when We saw the plagued beast getting maddcr
and maddcr, jumping higher and higher, and making
the cedar bark 1y faster and faster, we "together
thought for fitting moment" tho poet says; tho
next instant tother of us murmured mad
dog" and, at the ord,-dd we fly on tho wings Of
night? or was it only running the legs of fright'
If somebody found panel Of his palings knocked
down tho next morning, ho must not blame Sam and
me. No, it was that cusS of q mad.dog. Catch mo
out sOreusding any moro these dog days!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12
POLITICS OF TIE DAY.

The whole matter resolves itself into this simple
proposition whether wo (tho American People and
yours to command) are in the Language of Mr. shnke
speare, to be or not to be-" If ITO be-" would
say $50 lie it." If "not to be-" why then BIO it So"
Ny friend and Contemporary uf the " ORTHODOX HAIR
SPLITTER, who well understands the force of pointed
expressions will readily see to which sdo incline
Having nothing to ask or to gain in the way Of plum
der or partyism, is the reason why announce my
position so plainly and boldly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12
THAT CABBAGE.

Our "boss" yesterday morning received magnif-
cent Cabbage from the Editors garden, which in re-
gard to size und quality would put to blush the best
raised By tho n. C, Rlneomitps Like the Water
melon described in another paragraph it was uncon-
monty largo. For our own curiosity we weighed it,
and that solid, plump Cabbage, without any of the
outside leaves weighed precisely thirteen pounds and
measured four feet in CIRCUMFERENCE! Now, Mr.. II.
or anybody else, if you can beat Editors Cabbage,
you arc entitled to our other hat. The Colonel Will
accept of tn thanks of the Office for his present.
for we all oSpect to sample it.
"uurrah for our side"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12
THE GREAT WATERMELON.

Mr.. JouS swEAnESaIs has undoubtedly raised the
master melon of 1857, for the ono he had the kind
ness to present to tho Advertiser Office on Saturday
last was 81 inches in length, and big round aecordn'
and he said that WAS nothing to ore he had at
home We don't doubt it, but feel certain that if he
could have hauled it in two horse wagon, Ec would
have brought it. 1t took ten grown men together
with the lMr to devour the first mentioned melon.
Oh it wns u whappcr-a real honey in the gum
kind. Mr.. S. has our warmest thanks-long may he
live And may the dcws of heaven ever full gently
on his watermelon patch
Those hnc melons the Colonel is going to send uf
in few days from Granite Spring, will, VIC are nw
fully nfrnd, be tho last treat we shall have to ac-
knowledge this scason.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12
DIR Roox TARLE.

Ny Fair Cousin" is before me, from the Press of
Flcebit Devilcoat. 1t purports to be a Tale for
the Fresde," and is from the pen Of Philis Phlpa-
way. Tho typographical execution is worthy the bril-
ancy Of tho narrative which would bo complete were
it not for tho inhumau deserton Of Ellen Manton by
her FIRST lover. The substitution Of Frunk Hardware
in bis place. while it reminds one slightly Of the
Z" Fair Maid Of PERTH" yet moro forciby recalls tho
story of Dido, with this difference i'll favor Of the Int
tor that while Ny Fair Cousin" is permitted to con-
clude her uupas With tho second lover, Virgil per.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12


FUGITIVE SLAVE TRoUBLEs.-A letter from
Cairo, Illinois, to the Cincinnati Gazette, dated
on the 9th instant, states that party of Mis-
sourians, supposed to be near fifty in number,
came over from the Missouri shore to search for
fugitive saves-some ten or fifteen having re.
Gently escaped from that part of the State. They
surrounded and searched several negro cabins,
but at length the free negro residents determin.
ed to permit no further search without warrant,
and offered determined resistance. A number
of shots were exchanged, and Missourian by
the name of Wilson had his jaw blown off.
Three Of the Missourians. have been arrested
and were to be tried Immediately. There was
great excitement about it-a large number Of
citizens taking sides with the Missourians. The
slaves that they were after were not in Cairo ut
the time, but had passed through on their way
North.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY CUREi
l'y Dr.. Mc'Lane's Celebrated vermiiuge, prepared
by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburg.


Thi, is certify that have been troubled fa. almost
four years with choking sensation, soma.irRea 80
bad almost 10 suffocae me; employed two regalar
physicians, but to no purpose. was then speraundAt
to try hottie Of Dr.. M'Lane's Celebrated Vermifues.
took two teaspoonsful at one dose. Itsoon began
operate when 1t made thorough work. IhaI reguiaS
worm factory within me. Ishonld Judge il brought
away from me some two quarts of worms / took tho
remainder Of tho bottle at two dosss The effect Was
it brought away about quart more, and now esl
like a different person.
The above IL from widow lady, 46 years Of, ,aep.
resident Of this city For further particulars, the pub
lie are referred to Mts Hardis, No Manhattan place
T Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR.
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, manu-
featured by FLEMING BROS, Of Pittsburgh, Pa
All other Vemifuses in comparison are worthless.
DR.. MLanes genuine Vermifugc, also his celebrated
Liver Pills. can now DO had at al respectable drug
stores. None genuine soidom the signature Of -
ls FLEMING BROS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12
RUsSELL,S MAGAZINE.

RUSSELL, for August is capital number. The mr.
ticlc on "1he Duel" and tho Editors Table" are
the strongest and beet parts Of the issue. Forest
Funcics." is also very good in the main; and The
Voice, The Hand and The Silhouette" opens stri.
kingly. We recognise European Correspondence
and rc!inqush it chccrfully to Russell. For "somc
Of the country papers," the editor should have writ
ten "thO Edgcicld Advertiser" "Rcnder unto Ce-
sar tho things that arc CGsars." But it is small
afar-let it pass. We repeat TINT Russell, for Au-
gust is a capital number, giving high assurance Of
increasing usefalncs, and brancy. We have somn
spare copies for sale at office, 25 cents apiece.
Call and get them those Of you who wish pleasant
intellectual trcat.-Ed. Adr.
Now look ut that. Just as I expected, he's gone
and said nothing about my farorte article. Its as
tonishing how somc men sec thing ono way and
another But may be, after ALL its for the best.
As old uncle Delaushter used to say, "it wouldn't do
for every body to think nike csuso, if they did,
ry body would want Sally" But that aint tho pint.
The article in Russell which suits my human intellect
is this Imp. Adr.
"The following is tie latest joke upon John Bull !:
Johu was travelling on some Western Rail Road
whcn tremendous explosion took place, the cars at
the same time coming tu d sudden halt TIE pass0n-
gers sprung up in terror and rushed out to ucqunn
themselves with the mischcf-all but Mr.. Bull, who
continued reading his newspaper. In n moment
somebody rushed back and informed him that the
boiler had burst:
"Awo" gruntcd the Englishman.
dyes" continued his informant, and sixteen peo-
pie have been killed."
"Awc" muttercd the Engishman again.
"And-and," said his intcrlocutor with an effort,
"your own man-your servant ha, been blown into a
hundred pieces"
"AHe! bring me the piece that has the key Of NY
portmunseau."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12
For tlh Advertiser.
prr p1c AT ROCKY PONDS.

There was one of the most extraordinary affairs
gotten up at Rocky Ponds recently by those TWO
very respectable gentlemen, DR.. JAMES PRICE ana
G.. n. Goopw1s, whose gentlemanly-lke manners
arc indicative Of their prosperity and happiness IN
this life. We are we'll acquainted with both OF
tbcm and believe that their noble natures and up
right actions, justly entitlc them to the hand OF
some of the fair daughters of the Dark Corner
They would make good husbands, fond parents
and true citizens And, young ladies' If you should
have an Offer" our advice is to take them WITH
out hesitation. will here remark, that THIS Pic
Mic was gotten up exclusively for the ladies, ana
do not recollect of having seen drop OF tho
ardent about the place-an occurrence never known
before in this locality. The gentlemen and ladies'
of the neighborhood arc now reused up to double
degree Of diligence in the way Of socialty and
profound politeness; and arc also shaking hands
with the temperance cause-as an evidence OF
which fact we will but allude to the social gather
inr above noticed, which came off on Saturday the
25th July, at the spring of Mr. EDWARD HowLE'
q worthy citizen and cstimable gentleman. The
table was furnished with the best of viands IN the
way of fresh mig and mutton, and variety OF
vegetables well served up under the supervision
of Mr.. JoHy NORTH, who deserves the best praise
for the good manner in which it was prepared.
AT the announcement that dinner was ready, l
think that about two hundred persons, both male
and female, assembled around the table and par
took of as inc dinner as has been given In Edge
field District this season, and that, Mr.. EDITOR, is
saying considerable.
After dinner the announcement was made Dy
Mr.. C. II. GoopwIN, that as the clouds were indl-
cativc of the fall of heavy rain, he would be Pleased
for the ladies and gentlemen to repair to the well
known and familiar told castle" at the steam
mill, which he had the peculiar but most melan-
choly privilege of occupying as bachelors hail.
They accordingly so done, and the young ladies
and gentlemen soon after engaged in social cotll-
lon during the remaining part of the evening, and
enjoyed themselves finely. During the afternoon,
delicious ice lemonade was ever and anon handed
to the ladies and gentlemen present. would sus-
gest to the ladies if they want nice thing served
up in the way of good lemonades, to got Mr.. G. l..
BLAIR to make it as he is well qualified to do so,
and will cheerfully comply with most any request
the ladies may ask Of him. All things past of
well, and we had happy and glorious time
D. NJ J.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12
3 n ~ Mrx1co, -Hostilites betReen Spain

SPA1SAND MEXICO Hostilites between Spain
and Mexico seem inevitable. The Madrid pa
pers which are the organs of the Government
proclaim that Mexico must receive chastsement
to repair the wounded honour, of the Spanish
nation. The honour of the Spanish nation!
Where has it slept for the last hundred years
The British diplomacy will youch tor the scru'
pulous honour of the Government OF Spain
when its records are examined. AT the very
moment almost that the Madrid press in the IN
tcrest Of the Spanish Minister for Foreign affairs
was, in q bellicose spirit insisting on the repara
tiun of Spanish honour, Lord Palmerston III the
House of Commons WAS charging Spain with
shameful breach OF faith, in receiving u money
equivalent for the suppression OF the slave trade
while she and her agents in Cuba were connr.
ny at its continuance and pockctIng its profits.
So much for Spanish honour.
But as the London Times very properly OBJ
serves, the governments of England and France
should interpose to prevent two petty States from
kindling war, the consequences OF which can.
not be lorcsecn. The point of honour involved
is satisfaction, by the apprehension and punish
meut of the murderers in Mexico OF certain
Spanish citizens Now Mexico has affirmed
that she has made every effort, uuavailingly, TO
discover and bring to punishment the offending
nartics. There however prevails a just saspi.
ciou that, in this case, interest more th"n honour,
forms the governing impulse. There is said to
be interested parties in Madr;d, who are urging
the Spanish Government to make reclamations
for unadustet! claims at the mouth of the canon.
So that the .ery scrupulous sense Of honour in
Spain is, in this instance, blended with spirit
OF calculation, and the hish-toned chivalry o!
a.. rtnn
onist than exhausted crippled Mexico.-Char
lneton News
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12
nIncEWaY PICNIC.

The citizens are generally and corslly invited to
Picnic and Barbecue to be given at or ncsr 1armo-
nv Church, 81 miles East of this Village on Friday
next. This invitation is extended by authority OF
the Committee of Arrangements-Ed. Adr.
Said not truly, on occasion which it delishteth
me to remember-" Iooray for old Edgedeld J"
What occasion was that, says chuckle-hcadOd Gus
toner on my right. reply, ego to Rdge~ny and
you shall zee iust such another ono."-IMp Adr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12

i =
Two DoLLAxs per year, il paid in advance-i"o
DoLLAas and FIprY CKSTs it not paid within SIX
mon,bs--snd THREE DOLLARS il n"spsidsbefore the
e.nraon oi ths year. All subscriptions not distinct
" limited al the time Of subscribing, will be con.
.nued until all arrrarases are paid, or at shs option "'
the Publisher. 49,.
Subscriptions .nt nf lhs Ds,Iict and from other
Sta:ss mist invariably he paid for in advance
RATES OF ADVERTISING
All advertisements will he correctly and eonspicu
ously inserted Mt Seven,y.Gve Cents per Square tl2
BREWER lines or ess for the fife, inserlion, and flity
Cents for each subsequent Insertion When only pio-
lished N1oahly or Quarterly 81 per square will be
charged.
Z Each and every Transient. Advertisement to secure
publicity through our columns, must lnVshao'y ne
paid in advance.
All Advertisements nnr having the desired numpe'
of insertions r,arkrd on The margin, will be continued
+, until forbid ard chm rgri sccorIingly
Those desiring to advertise 10y the year can TO 80
nm the mort liberal ,rrnsit hens distinctly Under
.,ood ,ha, contracts for yearly advertising are con-
fined to the mm.iae, Legitimate bu'iTlesS oi '"e 'n'
or indiviual euntr,r,ing.
All coinmuuica",,s Of personal character VIII Ne
charged as advertisements.
Obituary Nnrires exceeding one square IN ieng'h
will be charged for thu uvrrpns, at regular rates.
Announcing Cu,.d:dale liot inserted natil paid
fnr,) Five Dollars.
For Advertising Esrrnys Tolled, Two Dollars to be
paid by the Magistrate adverIisi''g
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12
POST MASTER ARRESTED.

Maj. SAMUEL C. ScoTT, who has for number Of
years been Post Master Mt Golfers Post Office in this
District, was arrested Friday last by Gen. JAMES
L. MAGUIRE, special Post ofhco Agent, upon charge
of robbing the United States Mail He was detected
through the use of decoy letter. He has been ta-
ken to Charleston, whore understand, he will await
his trial in September next Maj. ScorT is between
fifty md sixty years Of age, and has heretofore main
tanned a good character
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12
RAIL ROAD MEETING AND BARBECUE.

We are requested to state that tue friends of the
Savannah Valley Rail Road intend having grand
Barbecue Pic Mic ut Durn's Mines on Thursday the
18th inst. Several speakers have boon invited to s-
dress the meeting, and great demonstration is an
ticipated.
We arc happy to hear from the Independent Pres',
that Tho success Of this great enterprise is already
placed beyond doubt and We learn that contracts for
work viii probably bc let out, carly in next month.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12
CAVALRY ELECTION.

AT an election held in the 3nd Regiment Of Cav
sry on the 1st inst. Capt ]. F. DuRRlss WAS siocted
Colonel of said Regiment without opposition, to ell
the vacancy ucc"sioued by the resignation OF Col.
TALpRrr. Like his worthy predecessor, Col u. will
will make an excellent and popular Commander.-
lie always pays for his paper in advance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12

The Editor claims his freedom during the Dos-daJs,
and yields the chair-fur this week at least-to his
particular friend, ouraeif, THE INr.
Thnts right Colonel; cat your watcr-melons, sow
your turnips, attend the picnics, and enjoy yourself
RI keep all right in the sanctum.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-08-12

correction of these unnportant "errors" or
[" blunders," as Mr. Edmonds calls them, without
having some other object in view or suppress his
amazcnent at their assurance in asking for prayers
and money to assist in the accomplishment OF
their esustical work? CANDoh.