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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-06
SyxERIFr'S SALE


EDY virtue Of TWO executions Issued out a tive DIS
B trct Cour, Nnth Judicial District, in and for
the Count; of Butte aud state Of California; To me
directed and delivered, commanding me {" make the
sum of four hundred aud ftey dollars debt ana me
further sum of twenty four HeeN on" hundrcdlh
dollars costs of slt together with aH The costs hccfu
iny ON said suit. wherein NJ. Burt = pmiatlf aud
the odd MOntcZlma Mining Go are the defendants:
also the SUN of three hundred and forty seven iitcen
one hundr,ath dollars debt and the further sum ol
eleven twenty tive one hundrcdlh dplafs costs ui SUIT
with legal interest thereon from date Of judgment
ni,til paid, together with all the costs hccrutnG ON
said r " herr ia Levi IhoUlas IL the plalniH and
the OId MoneIuna ,lining Company are The deteh'
dans / have seized and levied upon aud Will spi al
Public sale on The 24th day OF January ID 1917,
at the hour OF O'Clock +. NJ. to he highest bidder
for cash. all the right title and interest ot the above
named defendants in aud to the river mining ciam
known ns the Old MOntCzuna Mining company :
Claim situated ON the main Fealhcr rNcr about
halt-a.ruile below the sJmctiOn" in BidWell Town
ship. Butte county. CALIFORNIA;, commencing al lhe
fool of the claim known rs the ''Juncion Claim
and running down to the head OF the Rock Island
Claim including eleven hundred feet more or less, OF
the bed OF the main Feather river.
The above safe 10 take place at the Court house
door in Oroyillc county and state aforesaid
= FREER, Sheriff butte county.
January g. \. y. 1851. R"-4"
The above sue is postponed until the seventh day
Of February. a. ID. lr17. III O'Clock, l.. NJ.
p FREER, sheriff Butte County
january 81, 1851, R-4>d
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-06
SHEEyFE'S SALE.

INV VIRTUE or A DEtRETAL ORDER issued
Ed ont of the District Cour. Ninth judicial District
i'm and for the county of Butte and state OF Callior-
MIA to me directed and delivered, commanding me
10 make the sum of twenty-siN hundred dollars prh-
ciDaI of debt, and the sum Of ave hundred and seven
dollars interest thereon then accrued and interest
ON the above mentioned sums from date OF judgment
uutil pni,. a the rate of per cent per monlh ana
he further sum of twenty -four eighty hundtedths
dollars. costs of suit. it being AN amount due On q
certain mortgage gwen to jeremiah llattneY together
with all The costs accruiug on SAID order "htfh nan
dal Hobart, aduinisra ar of tie estate oi 'crehlh
faney. deceased is he plaintiff and q. NJ Evans is
the defendant Will sea: public sale, to the highest
bidder for cash. ON the thirty day OF Jrnuary \.
u 1a57 AT the hour OF two O'Clock, Z. NJ, the follow
ing described mOrlgaged property, 10 WI; me uh-
divided one halt of the rancho situated on the east
bank of Feather river, in Butte county, California,
known as the sJncksou Itnncko containing Tour
hundred and eighty acres ana bounded as "lo"S
TO wit; beginning on the east bank OF main Feather
river nj HE north Yves. corner OF the lands or rancho
owned and occupied by A. Kirby Co, and running
thence along this north nC OF said raucho one anu
n half miles east thence north one ha'f fne, lheice
west parallel with rby Co.'S north line 10 feather
river thence down The bank of SAID river following
It's meanderngs to the place ot beginning Saiu "ah'
cho CIuckson's Ranchol j. bounded on 'he so"'h oS
Kirby \ Go ) rancho or lands on the west by man
Feather river on the north by npart and next 10 the
river the rancho or lands formerly owned y! luphs.
and in part hy portion Of the lands ana enclosures
Enown n. :. Evans Rancho or Central House" and
and embraces the site of the Central House
The above sale TO take place al the Cn1rt iiouse
door III OruvHle. &c ~
tn,,,r, n Ts5- Y.i-4W
The above sale is postponed until The twelfth day
of February \. u. 1851, at O'Clock, T. VI.
ian3l-ld F. FREER. sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-06
COUNTY rhEAsURER'S OFFICE,

UIDNfLI. JNIY I0III. I0II'
N7OTICE ls hereby tivlr' that AL persons hoidihs
q Butte County Wannuts payable rom the gene
,I rtrd registered between February lbth roo ana
Nav 7th. 1850, thar the same VIII be redeemei
on presentation. NJ my office. Ana nonce Is TURNER
gwen that from and after lms dale' said warrants
VII cease 10 DeaT Interest ,
WILLIAM LATTlMURE.
Treasurer OF Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-06
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation IN the mining and a,ricunrnldis-
trts f the county, yi!i contain thplorni and general
neR- of The week. nlersrersrd wh Interesting ms
.canenrs READING matter. f. viii contain twenty
light cohianS ut reading matter. nnd VIII be one ~
th, larla. !. qnd cheapest Weekly w.pnper4 ia the
Slate pnbtshri every Saturday TCfns-S5 per
Anuum; AK months, 81; three months. 81.
AnvrRr;@tHENrs, per square ol ten lines or iess
a., i,..rtt,r 81 90
r,.t .,1..n,,ort iuacrlion. | SO
rfp~ \ liheral deduction VIII be madc in tavor OF
those who advertise by the year
gg- business cards inserted On reasonabie'erms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-06
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NToTtcE Il HERERY GiNE\-rhat the under
~ s,sned Will apply 10 The Board oi supervisors 10
tat7 ar as soon thereafter application can be
heard. for icense 10 construct Road and bud
rII Rridye across the branch Of the norh fork
of Feather river, at place known as the Natural
Bridge" about one mile anu a-haii 9eloT S ssison
Bar. = 80. c - " "a
Oroyille, Dec. 2, 1856. 1eZ
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-06
NOTICE.

r hereby eAen to all persons holdins liens on ~
u jenny Lind Hotl," in the town OF oroNlle,
Butte county, California 20 present me same W,,h WI,
0a nroof thereof 10 the Justices Court Of l. EilIN
OF. j, r.. m AMI Tor Ophr Township, on NohlI(
Nov ~ 1886, at 10 clock VI
lIy order of COarl. ., ,,,,o,,-,,
Ry Tow WELLs Auy.
nrnr rlIln Nov l.. l-IN
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-06
STATE or CALIFORNlA, | Board of Supervisor,
ltn11rtn M NntIn NnN Inrm.

STATE OF CALlFoENlA, Boardof sgper'isor-
y th. innler of he declaration of certain streets
the Carlton tract to be highways. aud 80 alter i.3
Rad 10 McCorur'5 Ferry, 1t is hereby ordered III
NM, present road running from The termination II
E,rl Eohje>on and Montgomery streets ia the tow
Of Orove to Butcher Ranch in said county, ne M
In, satar i, hereby declared vacated rs public ht
way And 1t is further crIoreA that the said Bis,
N5ule-5ip,.ry and Robinson streets OF said town
OrOfile. be extended as public hghWhyS across t.p
tract % ipuI known ~ the Carlton Tract and a'
Joining said town OF Oroydle. said combinations '
Brd. Eobins>n afHl Montgomery street TO be siAjy
ak feet in wdth, aud extending IN directions parallel
with each other. accordip2 she plan or serVey
said CART IN Iiact. made bS "a II. fNrtey. Ana u
further ordered that the slN,l arked fonrth N'.-
nue.. according ia the plan IA" -ofNey ol III" sa
Carlton Tract he and tie same u hereby declared -
bc "A public hishwav-ihc SAID Avenue to be sixty s<
feet IN width and oxlcndng across SAID tract ol itti
And il j., further ordered mat 50 much OF the r-
Second. Third Finh ~iNtA. seventh and IAlhth A.
rnur-, aS he brtWcrn Robinson and Montgomery
Streets according to the plan or survey OF san W. ~
Farley of said Carlton Tract now on ae IN th'' rl'
OF the county Recorder 81 said county. br. aud ~
same are hereby declared t0 be pubic WGhWaA ~..t
Of said highways 10 be sixty feet N width ANA
is further ordered that the rupi now land uul from
termination Of the stid Robinson street, acre 5
the Butcher Ranch to lis junction ~Hh the U1 reg
be- and the same is hereby declared public hlsh'
wiv said highway 10 be sixty siX feet in width.
Attest the foregoing true copy.
MILES CllApIN. Clerk Of Board.
Ry NJ. II. Darrach. Deputy. hi1-J@
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-06
NGfTTCE.

yg1IIE STOCKHOLDERS Of HE South Feahst
a Nuer Company are hereby npuled' th"t ~
= rI.t... ut .1lI pnInuy hove levied assessment
of tVcn, dolia- per share on each share OF stocS,
pt,ane Ii. tne otice ot tne Company at Forbesto"n,
on he 2Ot uay Of February, \. -. lc''.
WARRE% a AStN, secretary.
Office :. f. Water Co... Jan. >, l-jI Jy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-06
FERRY NOTICE

o.~0TlcE is hereby gwen that the undersigned
= viii Apply 10 the Goard ol supervisors ~ 'nd
t,r purt, county, nj tbe February tcrm hereOt in
l-51 fnr License 10 run Ferry aud Bridge across
M. lIla,le Fork of Feather River few rods above
the junction OF The North FORK oi SAID river.
SYLVESTER p, SAVAGE.
Cyoyii.e. Nov. 10 l-j6. s'l-t
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-06
NOTICE.

q HEREBY NOTIFY ALI PERSONS against Pur-
"A chasing Il certain note ot hand. executed by me
~ ,ynr ot : T. f. England Tor The sum OF 10" hum
drrd and hiy dollars, ~ ,aId n"lt was lrauGhlthdy
t,',ned and Will not pas the same presentation.
h. :. EUGGLES.
,,..;,, l,usa o. l7th ls5" az
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-06
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE

.cr,Creat blessing tn Mankind ,--innOcent bnt Po-
,entl-Dr H. J. Czapkay : trophy acicum, t>elI Dis
injecting Agenl,) sure preventative hgata~' -an"r
rnnai and syphhc discusses ana an unsurpassed rem
edv tor nll the ycneriH scrOtulous, 9ingrehous aud
conearnus ulrrrs fPGd discharges from the vnCina
,lterus aud lircthra. and all cuaneon> erupuohS ana
diseases A. innocnWou Is "a preventative a-a'aNl
small pox, 50 ~ Dr. l. j. tzapkays ftophlhc''cHo
n preventative against syphilitcal and Son"rrh'al
,iseases Harmless n itsrl, Il POSSESSES tn" power
of chemically destroying the sypnlitc VIRUS, ana
thereby saving thousands from being injected win
tha most Ioatnsotne OF al diseases Let no young
n,nn wno apkra.iates health be without br. emp
kays Prophilacticum. " is in very convenient pack
ages and will he found convenient to use, being
used as a soap. pricp s.. For safe at br ''.J.
Czankay's oaicn Aiuory Hall, corner OF Sacramento
and Montgomery streets, san trisuclsco.
Al orders must be addressed TO h. }. Czapkay'M Vi
D., san Francisco. California, hl4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-06
NOTICE.g

A III, PERSONS are forbid trusting my wife Mary
a ~ benedict. or any member OF my family as
will not pay any debts made or contracted by her or
tbem Any persons hat am indebted TO will please
prt.,ent their bills Immediately for payment
,r,vill. Ian | 1897 WM. BENEDICT.
~ EEP YOUR 'TOP-LIGHTs" OPEN for the
- gentleman in black. Yremognom teerst.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-06
STAGE NOTICE.

-~sr~.-N ON AND AFTER FRIDAY the
%it6x "a IN. . !ta instant the stage fer shasta WI
leave The Comp9ny'- Office Mary4Vlllr' at O'Clock
A. NJ, and arrive in or0Nillo ut IL O'Clock a. NJ, re-
mainlng over night at rehama
GEO. r. THOMAS, Genl Superintendent
Norvsyilln 10th Dee. Cal Stage Co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-06
a G. Z NJ r s.;

TfNRY KFCFER, ...... .........-.. ..H'w"U'
TllnM * NDYCE....97 Merchant st san Francisco.
4 l.. = ttTi, ............,.p street; NafjrFlue
WHITE N NuTrhR. ..............o Oregon oHy'
j r. JACK ~ ~
JEW SNlli -...:...''' '.. u'''''tN'>' r '''
I,UrS TRDI,sUrD% .........W .Wynndnttc
J. SlIIRNVtN ....Nelson Creek Plum2s 90
JUDKINI sc CATE. 80. ..... American aley
NJ PENCE. "''7t'Ul F"'''f'
Tbe .Recor1o can be Ernahred from guy THE
above named AGENTS. who atH also nuthorzcd To re-
reive nd ,rrtis.nrnt~ ana orders for Job Work
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-06
OrpOilIe Dailq Bptte RerorA.


L II" OFFtCE-iu Resord Building on Myers street,
Fast side, between Nssagomery and Bird, Ofoyilie.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-24
rERMsoF SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Two DOLLARS per year, if paid in advancs-Two
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS il not paid within BIZ
mon,bs-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before the
expiration of the year. All subscriptions not distinct
" limited at the time Of subscribing, will be con.
tnusd until all srrearages paid or at the option OF
the Publisher.
Subscriptions out OF the District and from other
States must invariably be paid for in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
All advertisements will be correctly and conspicu-
ously inserted at Seveniy.fvs Cents per Square III
BREWER lines or less for the first insertion, and Fifty
Cents for each subsequent insertion When only pub
lishsd Monthly or Quarterly 81 per square will be
charged
Each and every Transient Advertisement, to secure
publicity through our columns, must invariably De
paid in advance.
All Advertisements not having the desired number
of insertions marked the margn will be continued
until forbid and charged accordingly.
Those desiring TO advertise by the year can do so
on the mos, liberal terms-it being distinctly under.
stood that contracts for yearly advertising are con-
fined to the immediate, legitimate business OF the hrm
or individual contracting.
All communications OF personal character will be
charged as advertisements.
Obituary Notices exceeding one square in length
will be charged for the overpus, at regular rates.
Announcing Candidate tnos inserted until paio
aar) Five Dollars.
Fur Advertising Eatssys TolIed, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-24
For the Advertiser.
POOR JACK BOGUS!

My DEAR COLONEL II have been musing long
weeks on the sad information you communicated
TO me when last we met relative to my poor friend
JACK BOGUS. 1t cannot surely be true that he has
lost entirely those giant faculties Of mind by which
have seen him enchain the attention Of listening
thousands Have the bright flashes OF that In
comparable c1oquence gone out forever7 Have
those lofty tones that were wont To thrill the hearts
of men been hushed in everlasting silence7 Has
the noble form that ravished the eyes of beauty
bright, been blighted, withered and wasted away Z
And oh God has all this been done by the enti-
cling bowl7 Ruler of Heaven! Sovereign OF the
skies, remove from earth this curse of the human
race Oh Father, vindicate thy power, thy good
ness and thy mercies by banishing from earth this
helish blight Of thy noble creatures and OF the
fairest workmanship of thy hand.
Oh Coz. how loved that dear, dear young man!
He was so honorable so con6ding, so true, so gen.
tie, so brave-so wise, so modest-and in his man
II form eclipsing in beauty, the highest type that
the imagination could paint But can no more,
my dear friend, my heart, my strength, my spirits
fail Good bye-Good bye.
JOSEPH SYMPATHlZER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-24
COMM q UNIC ATOMS.
For the Advertiser.

M =.
Wouldst have thy path then strewed with fowers2
Flowers Of love, and hope and joy7
Radiant bright from Eden bowers
That not one earth blight should destroy4
Wouldst have them ,hornless in their beauty,
Fragrant in the Zephyr wind,
Making earth's sweetlov duty,
As DER thee they intertwined2
Wouldst view the bright side Of the picture,
Dreaming never Of the shade
That's mingling over on each feature,
Beauties born alone to fade4
Wouldst Gull each rose in its bright blooming,
Needless Of the ruin made,
Nor sigh to see the sudden glooming,
When from thy ruthless grasp 'twould tade7
Thou knowst, dear friend, such bliss was never,
Meant for earth's frail sons Of clay;
Thou knowst such rapture now and erer
Would rend weak hearts quite, quite away
And yet thou knows't the flowers ned wreathe thee
Were 1t in fate the power to give,
To gild thy way and ne'er bereaye thee
OF one bright bud, they all would live,
And sweet and glowing, pure and thornless,
Should earth's roses be for thee,
A Paradise so bright and fadeless
We would make this earth for theel
Yet since mono e'er dreamed Of seeking,
Eden's flowers unfading here,
We would bid thee, place thy treasure
In Heaven alone, our home so dearl
DAJSY
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-24
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

@ Randolph Withers, Esq, member of tho Bar
at Gainesville, Ala, and brother of the Hon. 7. ].
Withers, was accidentally drowned the 10th inst,
while on fishing excursion on the Alabama River.
@ By late advicss from Europe We learn that a
tremendous conaagration had taken place in Constan
tnople destroying 1900 houses We should call that
quite respectable FIRE.
m- Col. Matthew Irvine Keith, soldier of the
war of 1872, and member of the South Carolina Log
isature some years SINCE died in Charleston Fri
day morning. He was upwards of seventy years
Of ago.
@- Innocence is flower which withers when
touched, but blooms not again. though watsred with
tears.
Ms- The Alabama Conference of tho Methodist
Episcopal Church has unanimously voted In favor of
expunging from the Discipline, the General Rule for
bidding "buying and selling of men, women and
children, with an intention to enslave them"
@s- Counterfeit Dollars made of brassand moulded
from the ordinary dollar gold pieces are in cir
culation in Petersburg Virginia.
NHr Some of the Texas paper, are agitating tho
question of partitionng off the State, TO make four
or five Of it.
@- Two teaspoonsful of finely powdered charcoal,
drank in half tumber of water, will often give re-
lief to the sick headache, when caused, as in most
cases it s by superabundanco of acid on the stomach
@- The Hon. A B. Moore, of Marion, Ala,
Democratic nominee for the Goyernorship of that
State, is native of Spartanburg District, S. G.
B- There is woman living in Pulaski county,
Va, who has regularly presented her husband with
an heir during the month Of March Of each year for
sixteen yezd
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-24
A BACHELOR oEFER1Ne.

Our particular and long-tried friend, Mr.. u. A..
GRAY places before us this week delicious offering
from his bachelor housekeeping at Woodland Cottage
1t consists of waiter handsomely set of with CEN
tre-piece of curd and surrounded by fragrant
flowers and accompanied by pies and cakes of vsri-
GUS kinds, the whole being Aanked by bottle of fine
old Madeira. The following expressive note we find
lodged among these niccties:
"Wil you please accept this little collation. from
your friend as the first ostensible evidence Of his
housekeeping in his humble Cottage in the Woods.
am aware that no one will appreciate, more than
yourself, my friendship and high esteem. Hence
cometh memories of other days sweetly but sadly
upon my soul. Yours as ever, q. A. GRAY.
Woodland Cottage, June %, 1857.
Need we add how truly we recognize and recipr0-
cato those kind e1pressions7 We can only wish in
our heart of hearts that the balance of our friends
life may be crowned with perpetual ease and comfort
and blss-and, to the efectual securing Of this
end, that he may find himself in possession Of
what he richly deserves sweet pretty, sensible and
aAectionate wife. So mote IL be-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-24
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH.

CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH.
We have much pleasure in announcing that our
spirited Town Council has taken measures to have
the approaching National Anniversary properly OBJ
served in our town. T. P. MAGRArH, ESQ., has kind
" consented to act as orator of the OCCASION and Mr.
Eyxsr SEIpLEs will read the Declaration of Inde-
pendence.
A Pic-Nic will take place, Immediately after tho
oration in the grove of the Male Academy; And ALL
not only of the Village but of the surrounding coun-
try are respectfully invited to come IN with their
contributions of breads cakes, meats chicken PIES
vegetables drinkables &c &C. 1t is hoped that there
will be full turnout of Ladies and Gentlemen Much
enjoyment and amusement may be expected The
members of the Edgefeld Brass Band are hereby
earnestly requested partake in the festivities and
to enhance the zest of them by the delightful SOUL
cheering strains they are so well able TO make their
instruments discourse.
Another word, and We trust it will tell upon those
to whom it is addressed. The patriotic Ladies OF
the celebrated Mt. Vernon Association are making
one final and powerful effort to complete the noble
task thoy have undertaken, viz the purchase OF the
tonb and home of WASHINGTON. They are now call
ing upon the country everywhere to assist in etectng
this hallowed achievement Let every one who shall
attend tho approaching celebration bring at least
single piece of silver to contribute in this cause Let
those pho can and ci do more and use gold instead
of silver We hope the Town Council will appoint a
Committee, whose duty it shall be to receive such
contributions and forward them to the proper point
We are enabled to give such information as may be
necessary for tho proper disposition of any fund that
may be raised.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-24
THE COLLEGE AGAIN.

Last week we gave our renders very brief sumna-
~ of the recent difficulties in the College between the
President Professors and Students as also of the ao-
ton of the Board of Trustees in the premises. Our
only comment was that I" the whole affair smacked Of
change improvement and progress" As it seems de-
srabe that the papers of the State should out
decidedly upon the matters involved in tho distur-
bance we respectfully offer opinions with the rest
We have doubt that good will result from the pend
ing revolution and Reorganization. 1t has long been
the opinion of many on this side Of the State, that the
discipline of College by no means SO effective
as it should be; and we have likewise had or mis-
gvings as to the general qualifications OF some OF the
Professors 1t has been said and believed amongst us
too, that President McCAY, although an excellent
and capable teacher, was not suited to the du-
ties Of College Governor; SO that while we sincere
ly sympathize with that gentleman in any wound to
his feelings he may have suffered during the recent
confusion, yet pleased to know that some other
man. better adapted to that particular position is to
be made President It occurs to ne also that the
Trustees have not acted amss in requesting the re-
signation of the several professors. We would only
say that in Edgefeld We are surprised and grieved
that it was not thought proper at once to reelect
Professor NJ LAsoRDE to the chair he has hitherto
filed 1t is true, believe, that he has discharged
his duties in manner entirely acceptable to the pub
lilo and that the students havebee strongly attached
to him and it is very certain that no purer man. or
moro Htipg exsmplaz for youth, RhethsS "a ohris-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-24
THE BREAD PROSPECT.

From almost every quarter wo receive the most fat
tering accounts of the incoming Wheat crop. In
South Carolina it is evidently far above the average.
OF Edgefeld District can safely say that bettor
crop of the kind never was made. All through the
saluda side in the rich Cambridge lands, and even
in the piney- the turnout promises to be an
abundant one. And verify it is blessing for which
all should be thankful; for broadstufs have been
of late very scarce and very dear amongst US. If
the corn fields should now receive the latter rans in
due time, great relief will be experienced by the
country. Corn would then nssuredly fall, and flour
would como into market at more moderate rates than
have heretofore prevailed. We say corn would fall,
because there is yet great deal in the cribs Of our
planters which they would gladly spare if certain of
the crop now growing. We believe corn is higher
than il will be during tho rest of the season.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-06-24

Next drops the Prince Of Hanover, and the more
slender of tho two pstiont fishermen 20 they all be-
gin to snoose. And, lastly, the cardplsyers betake
themselves totheir pallets Down comes the curtain.
When it arose again, bright morning sun was beam
ing around and above .us.
.Addendum. it may BE-. supposed from the
above that
".0ar heels eelipsed she honors Of oar heads"
we will odd that great variety of jsspg saletsll
ing, song singing and philosophsins came of on the
occasion, of nl which there is need here to make
ment;nn