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O BIT U A r Y.

DEPARTED this life at her residence in this Dis
trict, on the 10th January, Mrs. ELIZABETH
SULLIVAN, in the eighty-eighth year of her age
THO deceased attached herself to the Baptist
Church at lIarays, near half century since, and
remained consistent. devout and exemplary
member of that denomination She was kind and
genero. to her neighbors, hospital to strangers,
and indulgent to servants.
Numerous relatives friends and acquaintance
dcplorc hcr death. 4 FRIEND. :
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Read the Certificate Of a Regular
Practitioner

This may certify that have used Perry Davis
Vegetable Pain Killer. and believe il In 1e very
valuable medicine. have prescribed it ex't nsire.
ly in b"wcl complaint (pai,icu;arly or CHI dren.)
aud it is in my opinion sur'i"r /" any Ir'pa'a'ion
| have ever used for the relief Of ,h@e dh,as's.
When given to children, have always embin'd
i, with the syrup, well mixed Others have mixed
it with milk and molasses, equal parts.
A. HUNTING, VI. d.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER cs an internal r. me-
DIV has no equal In cases c! Ch lie, Summer Com
plant, Dyspepsia, Dysentery ard Asthma. it will
cure in one right by taking it ir'lually. md bathing
with j, frccy 1t is the be:t I.ir;lrcn, in America
It's action is like magic, wh'n rx,irn'iy lied 30
bad sores, burns, scads and sr'a;rs. For llc SICK
headache and toothache, don't fa ttry it. In short
it is Pain Killer.
Sold BY 6. L. PENN, Agent.
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NEW POSTAGE ACT,

AZ ACT PROVIDING FOR THE coMPC l.SORY PREPAY
Nrvr or POSTAGE on ALL TRANSIENT PRINTED
MATTER.
Be It enacted By the Senate and House Of Rcp
,esentatires of the United State, Of 4imerlca IN
Congress ussemJiel That the provision III the
net approved August thirty, eighteen hundred
and ffty.two, entitled An act to amend the act
entitled all act to reduce and modify the rates OF
postage in the United States, and Ter other pur,,
poses, passed March three, eighteen hundred and
iiftyone," permitting transient printed matter to
be sent through the mail of the United States
without prepayment of postage, be, and the
same is hereby, repealed. And the postage Oh
all such transient matter shall DO prepaid by
stamps or otherwise, as the Postmaster General
may direct
APPROVED January . 1857.
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THE CORRESPONDENCE WITH GENERAL SCOTT.

WAsnrxGrox, Feb 4-The correspondence
between Gen. Scot! and Secretary Davis, OF
the War Department is spicy.
Davis under date of Jul y 25ih. 1855. charges
Scott with The exhibition of prev>h temper.
Scott, under date Of July 30th, says llia,
cr ough has been done Ia warrant more than n
suspicion that Davis considered it his special
mission by repeated aggres>i"ns On Scott ;
rights to g0ad him into some prrllous attitude
of official opposition If he is TO be crushed,
he prefers il lu be- done nj the hands ot military
peers.
Davis. in an unofficial note Of August I'd,
saws: Your accusation which charges me with
u,urpaiou for most unworthy ends, and impules
motives Inconsistent with official integrity is
considered L.srly malevo!eni, aud pronounced
utterly false.
Scott, August h, says he shall treat all
Davis, communications as cqnllly official
"rhrre ARE beauties in them which "uGhi not
to be lost, and i, shall not be my fant if | d"
not render your part in this correspondence me-
mprabe, rs an example ~ be siInnnrd by your
SUCCESSORS"
Davis, Sepcmh,r 9Th, says Scots threat j.,
the merest hravado in one who alf"rds the most
memorable examples on record in His depart
ment, of vain conlrorersialist aud false accti-
ser exposed.
Scult next grants leave of absence to Col.
Hitchcock under circumstances not approved 10y
the department, AID d-reiuscs 10 c"mply with an
order Of the department, TO revoke lie leaves
Of absence.
The President endorsed the reason for this
as unsatisfactory" Davis recommended The
removal of The headquarters Of The army +"
Washington.
Then follows Il lengthy TRADE of abusive cpl
tles from, Scott
Davis, December Goth, rakcs up some Of
SCOTS money dealings, and charges him, with
lnrannrsS in taking wi,a. the l,w did NOT allow
him while in Mexico
Scott replies. January 81. charging Davis with
continued recklesSneSs of character
Davis, February 20, says he has 20 intention
force Scott into duel. No disability of agr.
or plea of conSrienli"u- scrup!es. can be admit
ted TO shi Id II >andercr from rrbuke.
Scott again retorted.
Davis March Goth, replied at length, and
Scott again rctorled in compassionate terms.
The last letter. is from DAvis-llay 27lh-in
which he says he has ceased t. regard SCOTS
abuse, and is graliiied TO he relieved from fur.
ther exposing his maligniry and drpraviIy.
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REMAINS OF MIR. BROOKS.

On the eve Of going 10 press we Learn, Thai The Eu
tor is sill in Augusta awaiting clesaphlc Des'c"'
rs from The Committee in Washington III regaFo u"
the remains of our late Representative, the Hon. r. s.
Books.
We learn however from an intividu' aud rrIlahip
source TINT the remains and several Committees VIII
rsach Columbia on Wednesday evening or h''FSu"s
morning.
The Commiifee Of Tireniy are desired TO be IN liam
burg nm Friday next. at l2 NJ.
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Holloway's Pills.
WHERE ARE THEY NOT?

Well may these Pills be called an universal nedi-
cine, for they are in demand throughout the habi-
table globe. Even the medical dogna'sls who re-
gard all drva,ions from college rules rs sacr'lcge
are electrified by the cures Of dyspepsia, liver COM
plaint and dysentery accomplished BY li"!lowa,'s
Pills.
soll at the manufactures, No so Maiden Lane,
New York, and No. 244 Strand, London; and by
all druggists at 25 c., G2lc, and 81 per b"x.
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Liberal Proposition.

We will furnish the Advertiser and Columbia
Examiner. nne wear. for 81 2s. PAYABLE in advance
The Ernminer is large and excellent literary pa.
per. published weekly at S. per annum.
GT ANY one sending us five new subscribers to
,h~ Adrcrtiser with III" cash for the same, will be-
entitled to the sixth copy gratis
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WHAT THE FRENCH SAY-The French cdi-
tors are beginning to open their eyes to the fact
that the United STATES are welding no little in
fuence abroad. They think we are great
christian power. whose affairs cannot any longer
be separated from those of Europe; that we
possess the position the condition Of possessing
great military means by land and sea, and that
we have vital interests in common with those
of Europe
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uEnr1NC; OF THE 800 BoYs.n

II will be seen that the survivors Of hr gallant COM
pany commanded by Capt. PREsToSS S. BRooKs in The
late war th Mexico, will meet in this village, Oh
Monday the 23rd inst, pay tribute Of respect to
their brave commar der and comrade.
Tie occasion will he one Of deep and melancholy
interest The soldiers lear, dropped upon the grave Of
his commander, the highest compliment ,ha, Gun be
paid TO his name and memory.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-11

SELF DESTRUCTION David, wife Of
Rev. Jacob David, residing about fifteen miles
from this place, in Harris county, Ga, committed
suicide by throwing herself into we'll ninety
feet deep, on Saturday night. She had been
lboring under occasional spells of mental de-
rangement for several years, and had often been
heard 10 express determination to kill herself.
On Saturday night she is said. to have went to
bed with her husband as usual, apparently all
right. About two o'clock, Mr.. David awoke,
missed her, and after waiting sufficient time
for her return, he got up, reused the family, and
instituted search. Her cape was founu by the
well, and mud on The plank over the well, and
on examination her body found at the bottom
Columbus Sun.
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Col j. W. FoENEY AND THE CAElSrT.-'rlIr
New York press Of all shades Of politics serms
Iav"r,bIc to lhe appointment of Col. F"rnry H>
Post Master General. The New York Herald,
Tribune and Mirror have spoken out very
strongly in favor OF his appointment Tie New
York Sun, of Saturday, has the following:
Il, is pretty generally undrrsood in Post
Office circles lha, Jnon w F"rnrr is to be the
new Post Master General. Mr. Forneys encr-
g aud executive ability fiji him, in IN cminrnt
degree for the position He will not be afraid
to improve where Improvement is needed, and
hi. extensive knowledge and practical cast of
mind will enable him to initiate and carry out
policy of progress and ref"rm. If alr. Furnpy
eulers Mr. Burhanan's Cabinet. as head of the
Pos, Office Department, We have every conIi-
dence that he will labor with untiring zeal to
make his administration of is afi:,ir> beneficial
to the country, 80 that it may reflect credit nn
himself ard on the administration of the poili.
cal chief to whose fortunes h. has been so long
and 40 faithfully attached. He is man of
talent of progressive ideas, and of great indus.
fry, aud such are The kind of men TO be placed
in positions like that Mr.. Fo-nry is now, by al
most general consent, named"
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1.-THE e6 B0YS.D

The surviving members of Company cd" are
requested to meet in the Court House on MONDAY
the Odd inst, at o'clock, P. NJ for the purpose of
paying suitable tribute to the memory of their
loved and lamented Commander, Preston S.
BROOKS.
1t is earnestly desired that each member shall
attend.
The following is list Of the living. Those
designated with star, (*) are out of the State.
Those with two stars, (**) are not known to be
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COM III E R G IA L.
AUGUSTA. Feb I, 1857

AUGUSTA, Feb I, 1857.
CorToS-. About two thousand bales sold this
morning and all that was offered met ready pur-
chascrs at full rates. We quote good middling l2l
and Aliddlng Fair to Fair to 12i to l2s cents.
CHARLESTON, Feb Z.
Sales this morning of $3.50 bales Cotton at III
n l3 cents. Prices stiff
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To Advertisers.

All advertisements IN secure publicity through
our columns. must hr raid for when handed in
Those who live at dist.ncc wishing to advertise
can enclose the amount fr which they desire I" ad-
,ertise. Those advertising hv contract. by the
wear. will he expected to settle up quarterly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-11

azp Public meetings jp regard to the death of Hon.
p s. Brooks have heen held in nearly every town
throughout the State, hui we are compelled TO defer
the publication of the proceedings Of several
until our next issue.
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THE CAMELs At WoRK.-The San Antonio

THE CAMELs At WoRK.-The San Antonio
(TexaS) Times says:
The camcls, TWENTY-FIVE in rumber Lave
lust passed through our city, loaded with about
600 pounds each. returning to their pl ace OF
rendezvous, which is some seventy miles from
here There nre dromedaries also with them,
and seated on the top Of these cnmels and dro.
nedares nre Arabs and Turks, dressed in their
own costume Of their own country. Texas is
n great country, and San Antonio is a great city
We have among US people of every nation and
religion, and around us every specimen OF the
animal kingdom. with perhaps the exception of
the woody horse, which con now only be found
near the source of Salt river"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-11

Alter the first Of January we will adopt The Cash
system and intend strictly to adhere to it in each
and every instance It is certainly the hest system
for MI. especially newspaper publishers, and as our
hills are generally small it will be no Inconvenience
TO anv one to paw up in advance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-11

sesp Col. "J H." of the Cross.Roads. will accept
onr thanks for the Interesting table of the range o
the Thermometer for the past month. We hope lie
will continue to furnish monthly reports.
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EDITOR ABSENT.

The absence Of the Editor, on hnsneas OF an urgent
character, will account for our having no editorial
this week
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-11

~" meeting of the Louisiana sugar planters
took place at Baton Rouge recently al which resolu.
ons were passed deprecang the reduction Of The su.
gar duties.
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For the Advertiser.
TURKISH MANNER OF sUPPLICATIEG HEAVEN
TO AVERT AN IMPENDING CALAMITY.

CHATEAurRIAsD, in his journey from Paris to
Jerusalem, tells us that when the Turks imagine
themselves mcnaccd with q calamity, they lead to
the pillars of the celebrated temple of Jupiter
Olympus at Athens, lamb; and turning its head
towards heaven make it bleat: desrairing to fnd,
among mankind, voice sufficiently innocent to mer-
it grace of the Omnpotent being they seek it among
the most harmless Of the brute creation n-Fnon
CHATEAUDRIAND. LlRA.
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- Attention is directed to an article from Rev.
B. F. CoRLEY, on " Dancing"
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OUR AGENT.
,vhe Cosh system adopted.

TT WHITAKER is our authorised Agent TO re
cpiv. subscriptions and collect all monies due tls
ofice
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AR71va1 oE TgE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.

New York, Feb 7.-Thu steamer Africa mas
arrived with Liverpool dates Of the 24th.
Cotton, which opened quietly, improved to-
wards the close and prices OF some grades
showing l-sd advance, others being stltfer but
ouotably unchanged Sales of The week az quo
bales. including 5000 10 spectators and expor-
ters. Midd!ing Oreans>7 SD: Uplands
7.l6d. Sales on Friday 1000 bales.
The stock of Cotton at Liverpool was $4,000
bales. including 2l7 600 bales of American
Fair Orleans 81. Fair N"bile .l6d. Fair
Upland 73d. Breadslufs and provisions were
Money easier. ConSols 93!as3 5.8.
The Swiss difficulty will go befnre the Con-
ference.
The bonbardment of Canton by the British
continues. ,,,.,:,
The ship Confederation, from Philadelphia
had been wrecked in the Mersey.
The British flee, had taken the forts OF Bres'
slime ard Karnak, in the Persian gulf
!, WAS rrnurtpd that the Russians had rc-oc-
cuped Aslraclian.
SECOND DISPATCH.
A change in lle English Ministry is expected.
f. i. probabIe that AIr. Gladstone will retire
fror, the Exrhequer.
Tie ma1shan,s of the principal cities OF
France have addressed au appeal To the Emperor
in behalf of French citizens whose properly was
destroyed in the bombardment OF Grevlown.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BALTIC.
New YORK, Feb 6--The steamer Baltic has
arri, ed, with Liverpool dates Of Jan. 2lst.
Cotton was steady, with sales during three
days of is, 600 bales. MiddIing Orleans 7 5-sd
Consols 90 IS.
Trade at Manchester drn"ping.
The steamer Europa arrived ont on the 18Th
Cotton closed quiet. Sales Of "Wednesday
5000 LulrS. Wheat had declined Id. Cd
FIuur Is, and Corn I'd. Ro>in was quoted Is
Sd; Spirits rulpen,ine 44s. 6d, Il Ass:
1t was expected tha, Napier, the New Eng
lis. Minister would sail for Washington in
three weeks
The Nrufchalcl prisoners had been liberated
atL The difficulty between Prussia and Swllzer-
land was thus adjusted.
The assassin Of the Archbishop of Paris had
been condemned 10 death.
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Who KILLED Dr. BuRDELL 1.-The more rSi-
,Irrce that is taken Oh the awful tragedy IN
Bond street, the more clearly i, it seen that il
was the WORK Of IN rurnmun hand. OF u" nrrr
law!cs. vagrant Though the Witnesses whn>r
testimony is given else" here cann"l be 'lrsrrh
ed rs directly fastening lie rharsr Of murder on
,hi, or that person, yet their evidence GOES u"
the one side to narrow very materially the cir'l
within which The culprit mus! Ge >"ught. and on
tie other TO lessen the improtabl ity that !; pei
sun in station whcrc nurdcrers are surpassed
10 he uncommon should have taken The lie nf
the late DR.. BurdeIl. There is risk and re-
spun>ibiiiry j" giving expression: at this early
stage in the inquiry, to The suspicious that To-
mcnl in the public mind. 1t is possible thai
tlosr whom lhr public eye row regards as gull
ty may prov. simply unforlunate. Bn' we are
hnnni to say I,; up TO this moment Tie burden
%. tie testimony taken i friglnfnly against
John ]. Eek and Emma Augusta Cunningham
y. Y Herald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-11

tS- Col. y. NJ. SMITH, of Abbcvlle. is respect
fully announced by his friends as Candidate for
Major General, lst Division, S c. VI.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-02-11

s5g- THE Friends of Maj. JOHN C. LOVE
LESS respectfully announce him as Candidate for
Tax Collector of Edge6eld District at the ensuing
crcn.
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C. II. Kenny,
VIM. p. Jones,
Leonard p. Andrews,
John Cureton,
y. c. Lark,
iWm. r. Gaford,
Anthony Dclorca,
H. B]ease,*
VIM. P. Bctsell,*
Joshua Broom,**
Hillery Coosr,*
James Gotf;**
W. B. Galplin,*
Anderson Howard ~
Ed. Melton,*
W. f. Murphy,*
James Mcrony,*
F. Morgan,**
Robert Sloman.**
Godfrey Strobcll,*
W. B. Norvel,*
j. H. Blankenship,**
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ullN Is
W. C. AIoragne,
Joseph -Abncy,
j. c. Sinikins,
L. B. Viewer,
c. W. Styles,
r. s. Key,
J. 7. Nixon,
T. j. Whitaker,
Frances Poscy,
Wm. Burrcll,
Benz. Gill,
VIM. Smith,
Geo. Burst,
Thos. L. Anderson,
Alexander Sharpton,
David Hopkins,
Wiley Holsonbake,
Lewis Covar,
E!drcd Siunkins,
John A. Addison,
J. VI. Addison,
Robert Kenny,
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXIco.-Nrw Orleans
Jan. a9-The Picayunc is in receipt OF ad'Ises
from Tampico, Mexico, 10 The l4l instant. Tile
news is important.
A battle had been fought ON Tie 9th instant
between the revolutionary forces. under Gen
Garcia, and the goverr mrnt troops, in which
many lives were lost on both sides. but the gov
ernnrnt forces claimed the victory.
The battle occurred Il. tie OIL Town. and
during its continuance nearly every building in
the p lace was piIlaged by the invaders.
AT The date of our last advres. Gen. Garcia
with his troops, was advancing upon Tampico--
being then within few miles of the town
The government forces, however, were prepar.
ing 10 give him battle.
The American Consul nj T#mpico has sent
on request TO the Collector of this PORT, (New
Orcans) asking tia, the R.vcEuc Gutter be
sen Immediately to the scene for the protection
Of The American residents Of the place and their
property, as the reyolulionists threaten to piage
thetOwn.
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SlHGvLas CASE or MARRIAGE "A CORES
rnnirnl of The Abingdon Eirsimiar, wiring
from Mnyi"n, Smy,hr, cn"nly, Va, rr'a'cs Il
singular case Of marriage. lie says:
"Ws have within half Il mile OF this place.
IN individual win has remained III one postum
,ilr of his bark) for lG years. ar more. hi.
ipinls are AS still as though he had never had
any he can move his head slightly, can move
his hands Il little, is unable /" rat single
mnu'hfuI, unless PM intn hi, mouth BY another
person; is fat, very hearty and cheerful: a"d
witlir the last two YEARS had married good
looking and hearty girl, and is raising family
of children. The clergyman who married Ihis
man, said he had some scrnp!cs about il Until
he had y long conversation with both The parle-.
lie saw they We're bent on being married. The
young lady stood by The brd of The groom (>he
could not take his hand for he could moi reach
il out) and they were made one.
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MEETING AT GREENWOOD.

]. ". CALHOUN, Scc'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

and endorsement Of certain warrants ana lrohlot
ing he payment oi the same. approved January Suh
\. n 1853 or warrants which have been specihcaiy
sdjudged illegal by any Court and al said warrah'
specified In The las, mentioned Act. are hereby ex
pressly excluded from all the benefits and hr"Nisiols
Of this Act. Third Just or legal claims against the
STATE ccrued prior 10 January Isl. lHat ana "h'c"
NAV be allowed and audited by Act OF The Leg stature.
And il The Treasurer OF State shall wisiuiiy sSne
bonds upon claims mt herein specified ms receivable
il shall be deemed misdeu eanor aud shall no pun
shed rs provided in section 0IIhts Act' ana such
bond shall he void
Sec Il. The CLAIMS specified in this Act may he re-
ceved for funding and bonds therefor may be issued
prior To the first da1 Of January 1852 but hot alter
wards ana all claims mol presented Tor funding pr
or 10 that timr are excluded tiom the provisions Of
this Act and snch blank hoads prepared under the
provisions of this Act. shall ihen rLmain on hsnd
shall he DESTROYED IN the paesence OF the GCNerhoF'
Comp roller and Treasurer.
Sec 49, This Act shall tnke effect on the fret day Of
November. A. d. 1867, as - al s provisions except
those relating to- ana necessary for IL submission To
the people and for returning. canvnsSlng ana pro
claiming the NOtes-which Sh0ii take eIect imHeul-
aiely.
sec "A This acl shall he submitted TO- the people Of
the State for their railnCutltn at the next general
eecton to be holden on the f,rst Weinesd1y of Sep
einher, A D. ISL. and the qunlrd elo tors Of his
StHte shall NJ id election on lheu ballots for S'ae
officers, vote ior against lbis N,l those voting FOR
the same shul write or have printed on t'er ballots
the v otd~ "Pny 1he Ueb;" aut those voting against
the same shall write or have printed ON heir ballots
the words "Rrpuiiate the Oebt "
Sec l5 The votes ca,t frr and against his Act
shall hr counted returned nrd cnnvassed. and de-
clnrcd in the same manner aUd suhlcc' 10 ia" same
rules votes tor the Treasurer "i State, and II II
appear :at n majority ot MI the votes cast for or
HcHns his law aforesaid or in favor Of this Act,
then the same slal have prcj ns hrrriuhefoe pro
vided and shall he irrcpeHahle until thc Interest Of
The liabilities hVrciu created shall be paid and d's
charged. aid he Governor shall make prOciHnaiiun
thrrauf hat II maio5ity Ui thn vote, 80 ca't are
against this Acl. then the srme slHll become 'O,d
Sec 6. II shHll be the du'J Of The Secro'ary ot
: tate Ia huVn This Act published N one TcWSpaprr
in each 5Uiiria District Of thi state. Il OHe br pub
iiShrd ther, u for three iGrH'Hs next proceeding the
grnpral e,ctop 10 be holden uuou The lir, Ne ines.
day of Sept mher next. ttr which publication no
greaier allowance shall be maie lhaa The rates al
lowed nv lnv 20 he STATE Printer.
Approved Aprl 2Sth. 49,.