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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

&S- The Georgia Legislature assembled last wocl,
and have elected John f. Ward President of the Sen
ate; John W. II. Underwood, Speaker of the House,
and Alexander Spear, Clerk.
~ sefshnecs has no soul. 1t is q henrt of stone
ncascd in iron. selfshncss cannot sec the nserics
of tho word-it cannot feel the pnngs and thruss Of
hunger. It robs its grave sells its own bones to
the DOCTOR and its soul to the dovil.
s Tho Postmaster General has recently decided
that if postmnstors do not give publishers of news
papers notice when their papers remain in tho
post Office without being taken out by subscribers,
within fvc woeks, they are liable for the pay. A
good law and We will take particular caro- to enforceit
ag We SEQ that lady, advertising in Mississip-
pi paper, spells her name "Lzxy." with "y."-
"Lizzy," arc glad to sec is getting hack to Eng
li,h again.
ll3- We have received an interesting little PAM
phlet ENTITLED Hard Times" printed in tho
Courier" Office, for which wo return ihanks to tho
author
~ Dispatches received by the Government con-
firm the report that the Mormons intend to resist the
entrance of the United States troops into Utah.
as- Tho Carolina Times has resolved to adopt
the Cash system on the 1st December next. A fro
idea.
! Mg~ The Carolinian learns that on Thursday,
difficulty occurred at Winnsboro, between Mr.. john
Player and Major Rion, in which the former was
killed by the Inter.
~ 1t is said that the Administration will with
hold any Judgment upon tho course of Gov. Walker
and Secretary Stanton in Kansas till these officials
shall have opportunity to mako statements and e1-
plantations.
aS9- The late vote in Kansas will range between
fifteen and twenty thousand, indicating Populanon
not much below one hundred thousand
MS- In one of the Courts lately there was long
and learned discussion rs to whether witness should
be allowed to answer tho question "What did Nary
say?" Throc judges gave long and elaborate op'n'
ions in the Affirmative and the question being repeated
the answer was 81 Not word"
asy- Glass should be washed in cold water, which
gives brighter and clearer look than when washed
III warm water.
IT, 10 become wealthy, never spend n siHpcncc
for unnecessary objects until you have accumulated
that amount over and above your regular necessities
;as- A Now York banker asked young lady Of
that city what kind Of money shc lkcdbest. Matri'
mony' she repliod. "What interest docs it bring !"
asked the banker. "Ir properly inres'ed, it will
double the original stock every two years" shc an
swered. IIo concluded she WIS match for him, but
the rest is secret.
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bc ready to give their first Concert on Tuesday Eve
ming ncxL AS an induccment to associate memoor-
ship this Association has extended to all persons de
sirous of thus uniting themselves with it, the prS'-
epc of receiving three Tickets the first and two to
each successive Concert of the season on payment Of
the subscription, Ten Dollars per annum.
Our Medical College resumes its Winter Lectures on
Monday morning. Applicants for the course are ar
irving daily.
Tho Stockholders of tho Blue Ridge Rail Road
met hero on Tuesday 18th, at the Hall OF the BANK
of Charleston. Nno Directors will DO chosen tor 'ho
ensuing year.
On Tuesday next tho Annual Examination OF tho
Citadel Academy commences in this City. Ih's IN
t.rcstiss occasion usually brings together ori"h'
array of distinguished visitors to witness the progress
and prospects of of the must useful nnd SUCCESS
full of our literary institutions.
"Russells Magazine" and The Southern Ep''eo'
palan for November have been out for several days
! These are emphaticully home periodicals. editea'
printed and published in our city, with neatness and
regularity and are gradually growing in public favor
and patronage.
Ipresume you have noticed the last change oi
Schedule of the South Carolina Rail Road. AS ii
may be of interest to Of your friends, give ii
to them here:
On and after Saturday Tth inst the trains On the
s C.. Rail Road will leave Charleston 1t 1. A. N.Y. anu
ip. NJ. for Augusta, and ut 1890 A. NJ, and $50 r
NJ, for Columbia and all connections on that branch
/ The trims for Charleston will leave Augusta at y
; NJ, and $50 P. VI. Columbia at 1910 A. NJ, and
! 2l0 P. N.
The South Carolina Historical Society will soon nm
nouncc the publication Of their first volume ot Col
ections Among other donations Of interest and val
ne recently received By the Board "F Managers, were
II uuckugc of letters from the venerable DR.. Joseph
Johnson, one of our most industrious antiquarian
students, u Memoir of John Julius Pringlc, Attorney
General of the State frum 1892 to lS0S-and all an.
cieut Map, giving the position and typographical ar
rangements of the battle between Col Moore and the
! T,,scsrora Indians in ZIG.
! Congratulate lis on the favored condition of on,
! .,ui city ia pont Of health. We have had but Il
death. Of white persons during the last wesk, all from
svery day diseases, Jsrer o" a"y ot"e' epiaem.e
and among lie Whole number Ct deaths rtPn'ta orc
Was over loo aud smother between ~ and 100 year;
If age Pretty good for the low-country-is it not
| CLAUDE.
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CH E A P G. @ Cd S i.
GRAY & TURLET.
AUGUSTA. GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
"AVE lust received the following CHEAP
Ill GOODS, from the recent large auction sales
in New York:
Fine French MERINOS, 95 cents per yard
worth last season, s so;
Fine all Wool DELAINE, 81 cents per yard
worth last Seasol,. Gee;
File English CASHMERE, Is cents per yard
worth last season, 50 cents:
Fine Plain DELAINES 10 10 10 cents per yard
worth last season, 25c;
Fine Cloth CLOAKS, $50, worth last season.
Fine Black Velvet CLOAKS, $40, worth last
season, $40;
Fine Stella sHA Wis, 81 so, worth last season
SO;
Fine CLOAKS for Children, $l,25, worth last
season.. $3.50;
Fine Merno HALF HOSE, l21 cents, worth
Inst season, Soc;
Fine all Wool Scotch PLAIDS, SO cents worth
last season, 75c., with many other articles proper
,omlly cheap, to which We would respectfully H.
vitc The attention Of the public.
n. B.-We deem it advisable thus to notice the
difference between this and last seasons prices, from
recent editorial in the Evening Dispatch, calling
on the merchants 10 mark down the prices, whict
we thought until then was generally understood
particularly in imported Goods.
Nov, IL 1857. If A
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY

DYw. f. DURtSOE, Esqure, Ordinary Of Edge.
ID field District:
Whereas, William l.. Stevens, hath app' ID TO me for
letters nf Administration, on all and singular the
goods and chatles rights ard credits Of Martha c.
Stevens late of the District aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonsh all and
singular. the kindred and creditors of said deceused
to be and appear before me, at our next Ordinary
Court for the said District 10 he holden at Edsefed
G. n on the sand day Of Nov. inst, to show cause,
if any, why the said Administration should not be
Given under my hand and zeal, this 9Th day Of
Sept, in The year of our Lord one thousand egh,
hundred and ffty.scven and in The Egh'ysecond year
of American independence.
Nov II 2t A
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For the Advertiser.

For the Advertiser.
Mn. EDTon:--In reviewing the Reports Of the
different Boards of Commissioners for Edgefcld
District made at Fall Term of Court for said Dis
trict held the first week in October last, notice
the sum of sl,O93,50, in the Report of the COM
sioners of the Poor, received from the former
Treasurer, also the sum received from tic Tax
Collector of s8GOG,73, making whole of si,1oO,e3,
for Which tile present Treasurer has deducted p
per cent for collection.
Que,y-Dil not the former Treasurer deduct
his percentage for receiving the amount turned
over to the present Treasurer and If So is the pres
cnt Treasurer also entitled to per cent for the
transfer
notice further. that 20 per cent upon the Gen.
cral Tax produced, for the Commissioners of the
Poor, s3 G0673, while 10 per cent assessed by tho
Commissioners of Public Building shows only tue
sum Of 81 545 90 received from the Tax Collector
propose further comments upon the different
Boards at some future time if leisure will allow.
A TAX PAYER.
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H Y M e N1AL.

MARRIED, on the ar1 inst, by the Rev. J. TraPp'
Mr.. S. p. DELoAcH, OF Georgia. TO Miss FANNIE v.
HARR1s, youngest daughter of Elizabeth and
Joshua Harris, of Edscfcld District.
atar The usual fee was received, and the usual
wishes offered up for the felicity and longevity OF
the welded pair
MARRIED, on the Bird inst, by the Rev, James
NJ, Chiles, DR.. NJ. C. T4aoARr, Of Abbeville Dis
,rct, and Miss NJ. F. GRAFTON, Of Edgeheh Dis
trct.
MARRIED, on tho 9Th inst, at o'clock, by the Rov
s. p. Gctrcp, Mr.. JESSE BAILEY and Mrs. FRANCIS
MCDANIEL, all of this District.
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THE GRIM MONSTER.

LIZ SAGE. in hi. " DtrH up"n Tie" &ick.,' thus
describes {" Death" AsuuDErs says to box CLEorAs
" I."ok towards the East. see there he is 4 vast
troop OF birds Of i'll omen ny before him with terror
ut their hoad, aud proclain his coming by muurniul
and deadly cries. His inderatgable hand is armed
with cruel scy;he, under which successivey fall al
gsnerations. On one Of his wings are painted war,
pestilonce, InInins, shipwreck conaagratiops with
tho rest OF thoae sad accidents which every instant
deliver him up u fresh prey. The morid had not
then dreamed Of ro;roud collisions aid ste:m erplo-
sions. Ep.J On his other wing to be seen young
physicians taking their doctors degree, i'll the pres
once Of DEATH who gives them the cup, after swear
ing them never 10 practise physic otherwise than it
is practiscd ut this time Of day."
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For the Advertiser.
THE SEASONS OF LIFE.

A laughing babe in the golden light,
PLAYING with roses and daisies BRIGHT
Grasping at rays that mockngly sllirc,
Mid flowers that bloom in the sweet spring time
With its rainbow tears and its sunt shade,
And its thousands of beauties, that quickly fade,
Oh tie spring Of life! the spring of life,
With its changing light, and lovelincss rife
A beautiful maid in the forest lone,
Where the trees with their whispering leaves
bend down,
And tic blue-eycd flower, the wildwoods gem,
Size drcamingly culls from its tiny stem;
And the:lark blue leaves as she pulls them apart
Tell their mystic tale to her listning heart:
"IIc loves me WE'LL" all "hc loves me nct!'
"Ilc loves thee, sweet one, his love is warm
Oh that low, fond voice, and The claspins arm
And the lovers pass from the greenwood Wild,
Ah the summer Of life how it smiled how ii
smiled
A natron fair in lifc's blushing prime,
Her bright face rejecting fcs joys as they shine
Rich in the love of her heart flowers all!
Children so dear, and the darling Of all,
The beloved Of her youth, who 50 silently stole
TO her side in the woods, in that summer OF OLD
When the blue-cycd "forgct nie not told her
sweet fate,
Now her Autumn has ccmc, all, how rich is its
fruit
\ wilhcrcd dame bcnding low DER tho hearth
.iS the dim twilight gathers over the earth,
Where no relics lemain OF her far off youth,
Save bunch of pressed flowers that tell her
tie truth
Ave, bcdew them with tears for the dear hand
that gave
Them to thee in their sweetness, lies in the dark
grave
Like the flowers they fade, the beloved depart,
And the Winter of life freezes over the heart
DAISY.
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THE JONES AND DHOLLINGSWORTH' ES-
TATES.

The reader will find by reference to our advertising
columns, that the bulk OF these two estates will he
sold in this district on the S,li and 10Th of mex,
month At the two sales, nearly one hundred oni
J.ry iI4O) negro slaves will he offered on twelve
months credit We have good authority for saying.
that two more valuable lots Of negroes have not been
presented to people for many years. Let all, wlU
desire to advantage themselves, watch these opurti-
n:;ic.. Both sales will occur in the same neighbour
hood, seas eighteen miles abnvc Hamburg.
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nENAGEnIE AND CIRCUS.

We have pleasure in announcing that tho dull, tight
times which prevail in our community, will be on
livened woek after next by the advent of MADlS's
MgSAGgnIE AND CIEcrs Lions and equcstrians,
leoparls and ropodancers, monkeys and clowns, mu-
sic and grouud-and-lofty tumbling horses and hoops
Indian warriors and drunken saors, will NJ usual
make up the bill uf fare. Several novelties rare nnd
racy will be presented. Old folks and children,
young mon and maidens, priests and pari'honcrs,
aro referred to the large bills for particulars We
leave the affair to stand all upon its own merits
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ALABAMA STATE FAIR,

The Ashnma Agricultural Fair Tor tho present
year comes o during the third week of this month,
beginning the 18th and ending ON the goth. A
sstin complimentary badge lies upon the table before
US. Asswo cannot possibly uso it, we offer it us Il
passport to any gentleman or lady desiring to visit
tho Alabsma Fair. The only quid pro quo wo should
demand, is succnct but graphic account Of the oc-
casion and its nppondagcs. Who speaks?
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AUGUSTA DISPATCH.

We obliged to this paper for the regular visits
Of its weekly well daily issues. The Diapatch
is promising young enterprise managed with taste
and industry. We hui lie deceived il its projectors
10 not fiud their efforts crowned with success. Its
items of presented terscly and pleasantly;
and many OF lis more pru.ninrn. articles sensible
and wol-pu The Weekly Disputch is offered at the
unusually low price Of S.5O per annum. We cord-
ally coluucnd it ~ public attention.
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Qbs aoutrtiser.
ARTHUR SIMKiNS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, S. C.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IL. 1857.
CORRECTION.

In the late Report of the Treasurer of the Board
of Commissioners Of the Pour several typographical
errors occurred which We now correct. as follows:
The account Of NJ. ErnEpEnGE should have been
$62. 90 instead Of S72.QO
In II. ilerloug's account the words /" for slave
should have been "for -four"
We are requested by the treasurer, Mr.. a. D. Smy-
lev, To state that mistake Of his own amounting to
$500 will be rectifrl i'll the noxt annual report.
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Teacher Wanted

ITO take charge of the Red Bank Academy.
i. A gentleman qualified to instruct in the Clas.
sizes is desired. And one of some experience in
teaching would be preferred.
Nov. 10 1857 If A
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Mussulman writers speak Of an ignorant Arab,
who being asked how he knew anything about
the existance of God, replied: Just as know
by the tracks in the sand, whether man or
beast has passed there, 50 when | survey the
heavens, with its bright stars, and the earth,
with its productions, do | feel the existence and
nnwer OF Ciod.N
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State OfSOuth Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFlELD Dlo NIL:
IN EQUITY.
Max. LaLorde and p. F. Laborde,
rs. R,JJ Eor Par
John R. Viewer and Sarah, his
wife, and others.
EpY virtue of an order in Equity in the abo' C
E D stated case. will sell at Edgclicld c. H., on
the first Monday in December next, the following
real Estate, to wit
A TRACT OF LAND containing sos acres
more less, adjoining lands of John Huet, r. H.
Blaiock, r. I. Minis ard others.
ALSO
o Lots of Land within the corporate limits
Of the Town Of Elgctird containing in tie agGre-
gate 2G acres, more less fronting on the Column
bia Road. These lots are laid off with view to
Town residences and arc convenient to business.
four of them having street leading from SAID
road -ALSo-
4 House and Lot Immediately in the said
Town, containing abGut thrcc-quartcrs Of all acre
The House is commodous and pleasantly located.
There are nire Rooms in the House.
TErMs-A credit of one and two years from the
day of sale with interest from date except AZ TO
costs of suit which must be paid in cash. Purcl,a-
>crs to give bonds with adequate personal suretles
to secure the purchase money.
" A. SlMKINS, c.ER.p.
Nov. 6 1851 1t 1t
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The next 9TH Sabbath Union Meeting of the 4t
Division, Edgelcld Association, will he held with
the Red Oak Grove Church, commencing on Friday
before the 5th Sunday in November, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, organise and attend Immediately upon the
Introductory sermon, 10 he delivered by Elder y
P. GErzrN; Elder D. D. BRUNsoS, Alternate.
Query-lIow shall members be dealt with, who
have matters at law in litigation with each other
Us. MATHEWS, Moderator.
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MELANCHOLY AFrAIn.-On Saturday morning
last, Mr. James Allen, Senior, was shot by 5. j..
Bell Esq, and died in few hours afterwards
This sad occurrancc happened nearly opposite
"Stowe's Hotel" Mr.. Bell gave himself up and
was admitted to bail, but on the death of Mr..
Allen was arrested and is now in Jail. The
whole matter will undergo legal investigation
-Yorkvile Enquirer of the 4th inst.
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Nov. II
$500 REWARD.

FSTRAYED from the Subscriber about a month
u SINCE a large red and white spotted COW
no horn and white -faced-rot certain whether she
is marked Also. left about the same time rcd
HEIFER, about two years old.
The above reward will be paid for The safe de-
livery of the Cow; and suitable compensation
given for the recovery of tho Heifer.
D. r. DUR1SOE.
Nov IL Ct A
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

lIis Exccllcncy Gov. ALLsrcs has appointed tho
10Th day of this month as n luy Of general thanks
giving and praise for hcmaniold blessings ofa Divine
Providence, which have rrn vourlsafed 10 during
the past year. We cannut moro imprcssirey direct
the public mind to the important duty here indicated
than by referring every ono the Christian prurla.
i,lu,iuu nf LIS ExccllcncY.
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TuE PEospEcr OF PRrcEs.-TLe commercial
editor of the Fayetteville Observer, appends the
following remarks to late report, which We
give for the consideration of all interested, and
in reply to inquiries that arc heard in all direc'
tons:
Coton.-We ore are often asked, when shall
we sell our Cotton? 1t is travelling out Of the
way for a reporter to offer his opinion as to the
future but if it is worth nothing it shall cost
you nothing. Well when is the tinc2 say
now. Why? Because Europe wants her sup.
ply now and when she gets that the price will
20 down, tor this reason, the United States have
have now on hand goods enough for whole
year, and hence the first rise you will see in this
country will be on cotton goods (for cotton is
now above the price of goods.) Again, the pan
ic in this country will require time to have its
cure; consequently manufactures cannot 20 on
now losing money as formerly, for the reason
that they have not got it, and capitalists will not
furnish it if they know they cannot get their
money back with interests. There is another
view to look at. England needs all the gold she
has hence she will not part with it unless she
gets the worth of it. The panic in this country
has already had the effect of putting up interest
by tile Bank of England, and cotton will feel ii
first Taking these things altogether myhonest
impression is, that the planter will get his best
prices between this and the lst of February
1858.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
TW DPnTNlpV

Elizabeth Gates, by her next friend,
R. Gates, Applicants,
ps
Simeon Crouch, Guardian, ad litenl,
Defendants.
10y an order from the Ordinary, 1 shall proceed
- to sell at Edscfcld Court House, on the first
Monday in December next, for partition, the Real
Estate of Joseph Bodic, deceased, a tract or par
eel of land lying and being in tic District and
State aforesaid, on Clouds Creek, containing two
hundred and sixteen acres, more or less, and
bounded by lands OF Willis Whittle, Sen'r., James
Whittc and Simeon Crouch and others.
TRRMs-0n credit of one and two years, with
interest from the first Of January 1853, possession
to be given on the first January 1883 Purchaser
to give bond with good personal security, aud a
mortgage of the premises to the Ordinary to sc-
cure the purchase money. Cost to be paid in cash.
Titles extra. JAMES EDISON, s.E.p.
Nov. 3 1857 Ste 43
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ESTATE JUDGE BUTLER.

DERSONS having demands against the above
J. Estate will obligc by forthwith handing state
nents Of the same, rtperIy attrsted, to w. p.
by mail to the subscriber at Barnwell G. H. %,
JOHNSON HAGOOD, .Adm'or.
Nov IL If - A
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COM NJ E R CT A l..
HAMBURG, n,

HAMBURG, Nov. ..
CorroS.-Therc has been al advance in prices
within the past week the receipts have also III
creased.
We quote now as extremes, lot to l2s cents.
X.
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Nov. 6 1851
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

Samuel Brooks, Assignee Bill for Foreclosure
John Leigh.
UnY IN order from Chancellor Dunkn in this
E D case, will sell. at Etsrfrld G. H., on the
lst Monday in December next the following real
estate, VIZ: \ LOT OF LAND in the Village OF
EdgrfcLl, known the Hu>hncil Carriage Shop
Lot. including the Brick Store House containing,
in the whole, two rcois and eleven Perchcs, more
or less.
TEaMs.-The casts and one half Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. and the residue on
credit of six months. the purchaser giving bond
with approved securities, I" secure the purchase
money. The titles to BIZ ssned and sealed, but not
delivered until the said bund be paid-and il the
said bond be not laid when due. the Commissioner
will resell the premises at the risk IF the former
purchaser. y. SiAlklNS, GEE D.
Nov 3 1851 0ie 4j
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GroRGg W. NIxoy, Clerk.
MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS.

Rev. D. TEAsDALE will preach at the following
Churches at the hours specified, if not Providcn
TALLY prevented:
Edgefeld Village, November l0th at night.
Antioch Church, 10Th, at II A. NJ.
Gilgal Church, 10th, at ii a. M
Little Stephens Greek 2lst.
Rocky Creek, 22nd.
Fellowship Church, 23rd.
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a8 The Evansville Qnd.) Journal says that
" from present Indications there will be more hogs
killed NJ indianapolis this year than during any for
ono. Tho pork is in the country, and tho money
is hero to buy it."
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. S. NJ. SlMoNs, Unircrsast, will preach in
the Court House next Sunday, tho 18th inst, at IL
o'clock, A. NJ.
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- WE are authorized by the friends of MIR.
WILLIAM l.. STEVENS to announce him as
Candidate for Clerk of Edgefed District at the en-
suing election.