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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

sg" WHAT is the whole creation but one great H.
hrary every volume Of hcf', and every page III
each volume is impressed with radiant characters {"
mIi nile Ws,um. and all lie perlerlions Of ,hA ami
versr nre contracted with such inin,ahle ART in man
'Ial he needs no other buk bu himself, to make him
a complete philosopher
~ Experience keeps dear school, bu, fools will
learn in 10 other.
ESr Cash is properly chest, but it now signifies
monry.
Ec77 counsellor dying much in debt, his creditors
srizr lis god Tor The purpose Of paying themselves
The property however moi helng sufficient 10 satisfy
their demands, one nf them expressed grunt snrprzr
that lawyer should leave so few effects. 1t c"ud be
uol ",hrrws- replied another, seeing he had so fe"
causes"
ry United States custom house is to he bull
81. Panls, Minnesota, TO rosr 900, with room:
for The United States courts and pus,-ufice.
eg The Kansas judgeship QUESTION "as warmly
deh;i,rd for than three hours by the Senate, in
ex cut,ve session on Monday. A mnon 10 postpone
The Illumination of Harrison until after the 4,h Of arch
failed by one majority.
Nv The Indiana polls Journal says there were six
thousand applicants for the pusi Of messenger to carry
The electoral vote Of Indiana to Warrington.
gS John Brown, Of Kansas, the man TINT was
killed, several lines, has been lecluring al Spring.
field. Mass, and recruiting for Kansas.
sW John Givens lately sold his farm on Middle
River, Augusta county, Va, cunaining two hundred
acres. to S B. Finley, Esq, at $3.50 per acre.
~ The Hun Howell Cobb passed through An.
eusla, Saturday night last his way TO Washington.
ES Blush.s often manifest modesty, sometimes
shame. Examine The Scriptures daily and carefully,
and set all example of good works
~ Positive arrangements are on foot. under the
care of The Home Government, 10 perfect system Of
Railways in Australia.
Humanum rst crrare," as the hunter said Of
his pointer When al fault and more correctly the
London Times often Gays of the Ministry.
S Our young lndies-there heing no girls now
exc pit Trisl-"rr educated 10 play le pinno SOME.
how, 10 w"lk sundry articles in emhridery or oIher
wsr which We Gould moi safely namr buI their edu-
cation for the manng. mett nId cvrrsigh Of house
hold 10 sadly neglected. These he drpurahIe truths
it WAS moi so iii The 'nys Of uur gran mothers, and
i. must be otherwise in the dnys Of nnr chdrrn.
II is fnci. that the en,irr populaon of Hin.
doslnn does nut average ssp-nce year for clothing
1t il probably in that country that strand Of bsads
rGitnd Tho netk Is cth,itst&d lSll t6ie(6.
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private subscriptions. and thev propose to raise
sI5n.nO0 morn. making s600000, and then they
will have the State snbscrintion Of S25O:OOO OF
the Greenville railroad stock which. at its real
value. would he worth sl50.0OO; these items
wopd make The available stock ct the Company
s75o, nm. This is suppospd to he half as much
as will be- renurc1: the estimated cost of the
road hoine 81 .500,O00.
The Company now promises to build the road
to HAMBURG. rs contemplated bv the ORIGINAL
charter. and have bv resolution, instructed the
President and Directors to let ont the contracts
for bridging and grading the road from Ham
bnrr to Anderson. as soon as thev can raise
sl5O.O0N additional stock. It is supposed that
bv raising this sl5O,OOO, they will then have
enongh to grade and prenare the road for the
lavinr down the iron. When the track is pre-
pared for the iron. they hope to procure the en-
dorsement of the State upon their bonds for the
purchase of the iron, &c.-Abbevile Banner,
Feb 26th,
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A LITTLE MILLlosARE.-The fact that Joshua
Sears. OF Boston, left his sop. three years old
Sl.567.0OO has been published. The Boston
Traveller says:
On The dav he reaches The age of twenly.one
he is to receive $4,000 in cash, from that pc
r"d until he is twenty-five years old he is to re-
reive $4,000 annually from twenty-five years of
age till he reaches the age Of thirty years he is to
he paid $4,000 per annum in cash, and after that
period he is to receive $4,000 annually. during
!he remainder of his natural life. for his supp TT.
Shond this son die, leaving no issue, the proper
~ goes To !Ie blood heirs Of the ,rstalor. When
'hi. yonng>'er alans his majority. his property,
If judri"u>ly invested, should aggrrsa'c some
where between four md five millions
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ANOTHER, CONE FROM AMONGST US.

ANOTHER, CONE FKOM u 9WoNSSi CS'
We ARE pane,l. d~epy panied, in announcing the
death of Mr.. DioMEDE F. HoLLINGswoRTH, he.
loved gentleman and a useful mrmher "f our commit
nifty. The sad event nccnrred on Thursday last. and
We rrgrei think, thu Termination Of a dispase
contracted on the late trip Of our committee 10 Wash.
ngton for The pnrpnse of taking charge of the remains
Of Hon. P. S. BRooKs Mr.. HuLLINoswoRTH having
,een une of thai committee. The decreased was Ill
exemplary citizen and highly esteemed man He
Was huspilabe, confederate and generous. Of ample
means, and pHsrssing an uncommonly correct aPpre'
cia,inn Of The civnies of life, hr WA already am"nG
the valued props of his serial circle, and many
warm friendships we're yet clustering AROUND his
hearll.iune. But suddenly the relentless hand "i
Death has hern stretched out To take him from hi
appy earthly hume and heartfelt tears falling nj
the rrflertinr May his spirit have fund happier
Lume Oh high, there to await in bliss the cunning OF
I.use he held dear On earth!
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SUNDAY, THE 1sr OF MARCH.

True IN his au,rc-dents The mnnlh has opened with
his customary hlnseri e. Gust afer gust arises,
swelIs d-crensrs and dies away in lhe depths of The
forest. zach scarcely awaiting The death If its pre-.
hrfirp rushing upon the To puff ont its
hrirf existence Bryant to the cnnttary, We of.
ten fancy these days Of II incoming Spring tIr
sad-s of ihr year" Tlrre is something in The mel.
anchnly moaning Of the winds nuong the lofty pine
trrrs, if -nging the requiem of Winter that fills the
mind of the lisirnrr with thousand sad hut still
pleasurah'e "reminiscences. Tlrre is an iniouaiin,
about 1t, that prompts the fancy recall the almost
frgoiien m-o,'Ies of "herdayF around each of which
precious garland of faded afeclinns nj once en-.
twinrs itself. We lislrn and seem 10 Lear harmonic
acc"rts in the air. We lien on, IL M, music, hui
something like it thnl the enr rrsdiIy receives it ma
such. and the s"u caIs up vivid prIures of The past
under is weird inspiration. We view again the ln,ne
Of our chihood M it then slord the village of
h"yhood, as it lad Then pr"gressed the goud fathers
and moIhers of Rcciey they ihen appeared, to tls.
Vicw,iudr. " i,h i,s lrhl, and shadows s inys and
s"r'"ws is sInrs ~ tears, arsrs 10 the minds Eye
in dislinr, onIinrs and We realize that all is vanity
b nraih III. sIn
-" Bnt nIr sung. growing Sa,ler and saddsr.
i" suj"ris ton >ul iii-rnsihiy IDS
Eun, xl-iI ia Srrmg. ri- a. ring Irnur- r." nj
is ~ his field tie earl, dawn. Every one is at
work. Go ahead is the common watchword. Who
wal that said Forward, Mtrthr'
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H Y II e ~ | A L.

MARRIED. on the 5th February. BY NJ. NJ. Pad
ger, Esq. Mr.. JAMES P. 1uoMrsoN and Miss LAURA
ASK, daughter Of Mr.. William l:olgers, Sr., all Of
this District.
BY the same, on 2lst January last. Mr.. Isaac
Dsir CT.
BY the Same, on the 18th January last, Mr..
EZEKIEL rADcrrr AMI Miss MARY, daughter Of Mr.
Robert .I"nrs. all If this District.
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HoRRIBLE CRUrLTY.-Milano, who attempted
to kill the anointed king OF Naples, suffered
such horrid punishment in this world that lie
deserves at least as pleasant hereafter as his
royal tormentor:
:" He was stripped, bound hand and foot, and
hung to beam with bis head downwards; he
WAS tormented in this position for two hours,
burning wisps of straw being held under his
head. lie was also bound ard hung up BY
The cars, causing him the most agonizing pains
IN the head and ears; and the ground beneath
him was covered with burning Goals, so that
with his bare feet he could not stand. He was
also tortured with alternate application of cold
and boiling water, and his shoulder bones were
pulled out OF joint with ropes tied to his arms.
Lastly, he was scourged and those who saw
MS naked body declare that the skin was black
ened, with green and yellow marks upon it,
hideous to behold
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To Advertisers.

All advertisements 10 secure publicity through
our Columns. must h. paid Cor when handed In
Those who live at a distance wishing t" advertise,
can enclose the amount for which they desire to ad-
,ert;se Thns- adv rtisinG hy contract. BY the
wear. will he expected to settle up quarterly
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THE LATEST.

Among the last items Of intelligence from Washing.
Ton, is the statement (inade with much Of posveness'
that Hon. FRANCIS W. &tcKES., "f Suuih Cnro ina
will be Secretary of the Navy in Mr. BucHANANs
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Tbc cash System adopted,

At.r the fist Of January W" viii ad"p the Cash
system and intend strictly to adh"re to it in each
and every instanc" 1t is certainly the heI' system
CIR al, esne..llr newspaper publishers, and as "ur
bills are generally small il will he no Inconvenience
To- any one to my up in advance.
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DEATH OF n. a. PEAY, ESQ.

DEATE1 OF \. 4. PEAK, FSV'
We regret to learn tFnys the Carolinsan,) of lhe
dearh on Thursday, If Col. N. A. PEAY, State Sena
ton fur Fairfield The deceased was wealthy plan
rrr and influential citizen, and estimable man.
lie leaves several children to mourn his Iss.
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Tue DnED SCoTr Casa Washington cor

The DnEp Scorr CAsE.-A Washington cor.
respondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer says:
Great interest and some impatiencc are felt
lii regard to the decision OF the Supreme Court
in The Ered Scott case. The delay in delivering
the Judgment has been caused by the aficton
ot Judge Daniel, who lost his wife in very
melancholy manner, and has not been able to
r:simc his position and duties on the bench. 1t
is well understood that six of the nine Judges
have decided that the Missouri Compromise is
unconstitutional that Judge Grier coucurs in
the general conclusion, but raises some side
issues, which prevent his general acqueseuce in
the decision Judge Curtis moderately and
Judge Mclean very decidedly, dissent. The
judgment will be rendered by Chief Justice
Tauey. 1t will be his last written decision and,
it is said, he will resign shortly after the install
lation of Mr. Buchanan.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-03-04

ANOTHER FATAL DrEl~-We regret to record
he repetition Of au occurrence by which our
community was so mach shocked but week
ago. Another hostile meeting took place yes
.erday, at Scrivcns Ferry, near this city, in
which the parties were y. S. kimbrough and
Jacob p. Hendrck, both citizens Of Columbus,
in this State. The weapons used were rifles,
and they fought at forty PAGES distance. Upon
the second fire Mr.. Hsudrick tell, mortally
wounded, the ball having entered his side just
above the hip, and passed, i, is thought, through
the smaller intcs,ines. He was brought to this
city, and was alive at a late hour last night,
though his condition is considered hopeless His
antagonist escaped unhurt and lett for Colum-
bus by the evening tlain-Sarannah Rcpubli.
can 24th.
Mr.. JAcon P. IIESDR:cH, the gentleman refer,
red to in the above, was native OF this city,
and his mother, sister and brother reside in
Hamburg. \ tclegraphic despatch from Savan.
lah states that he died from the effect of his
wound Yesterday morning, about & o'clock
Augusta CUnslitutiunalist 18th
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FIRE AT CURRYT0T.

We learn that W. r. HuDsoHs s'nre and contents
were entirely destroyed by fir Friday night las'
between 10 and II u'cIurk. 1t is not k, OWN "w tue
fire originated. Mr.. HrDsoN had left the Store ao"nI
Ia " hour hef,rr the flames were discovered Loss
tot kuuwn Insured in l- Ena Insurance Company
,f Hartford Ct, for two thousand dollars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-03-04

A RELIC OF THE PAsT-Mr Richard Yeadon
editor of the Charleston Cour or, has in his pos
session The original commission Of M.rion, as
Lieutenant Colonel of the United States Army
1t bears The signature Of John Hanson. then
President of Congress, and member of the
distinguished Maryland family of that name.
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nEIICATE. E0RSOOT{Il

Mr.. n p. WILLIS would seem 10 be rather priril.
edged character among The New York ladies'. He
se one p.ir Of carriers Christmas day, worked int"
the resemblance of wreath of flowers, and arc"m-
pani-d the gift with the following welput but mpl-
drnl lines
When night with morning fingers,
Awake aud stirring hr;
And With ynnr pretty fingers
Clasp this abLut your knee.
When day with eve rrroses,
And sars hrcin 10 seei
Unclasp this hand OF roses,
And, dearest, think Of me.
We have known chaps to catch thrashing for a
less d-grre If assurance than thai. Yet 1t Is verr
pretty there's no denying. Aud, poor Nat he is now
an interesting col>umpve and must be borne with in
bis nccndlllus.
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JASSEY's HoTE!--Onr friend Janney (says
the Columbia South Carolinian,) is again the
proprietor of the Congaree House, and ready to
welcome his old friends, and to provide for as
many new ones as possible.
With such q reputation as host as he has, it
is work of supererogation to do more than call
attention to his notice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-03-04

Like the generality of kings and conquerors,
Frederic the Great had a most philosophic in
difference 10 death--in Others In one of his
battles battalion of veterans having taken 10
their heels, he gaIlopped after them bawing ont
why do you run away. yon blackguards? !?
Do you want 10 live forever?"
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PHOTOGRAPH OF HON. P. S. BROOKS.

PHOTOGRAPH OF HON. P. s. BROOKS.
Nl-ssrs LEIGH g. CnaLMgRs, Of Augusta, have
kindly forwarded Ia phui"er likeness OF nnt
lnmrnieL BRooKs, for which return them thanks.
1t il just The thing We were endeavoring to procure
and is mos, accep,ah er(l. The likeness is striking
aud the execution excellent. AZ there very many
citiz-ns of Edgeiirld who wonl' be glad 10 have II
faithful portrait Of their late beloved representative,
We wuuld sugges, 10 them that for nnly 81, They can
prurlre snch an onr fum Messrs LEIGH l. CHALMERs.
Mr. LEIGH brought up hundred cnprs The oi"r day,
bur they ARE g"ing of very rapidly. Thuss wh'
hav. engaged them sI,oud apply early and those
who have not done So ran now make the arrangement
with Mr. L., who is III this place for the present.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-03-04

A gentleman just from Lawrence, X. T., (says
the Columbia Tines reports that few days
since the ladies OF that city turned out en- masse,
resolved upon the destruction Of all the liquor
i'll the city, and the breaking up Of all rum
shops Seven places where the ardent has been
sold, was entered, and the contents OF several
barrels, bottles, etc., spilled upon the ground.
1t is said the women were armed with axes,
hatchets, and hammers, which were effectively
used in the attack
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TIE Rochester Times says: "We could never
understand the reason why the man who sells a
yard of cloth, Or a hoe, or an axe, or pair of
shoes, is regarded by the community as better,
or more respectable man than he who made
it-nor he who sells barrel of -four or ships it
off to another country, than he who raised tho
wheat from which it was manufactured
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SAVANNAH VALLEY RAtLEoAD.-At the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of this road held
~. =. ;'ay, l&;h inst., Ii. Caluiia5 Mills,
"" ;2;.:n thai Mr. }. A. Calhoun declined re.
eiectl..n 10 tie o.ice OF President, and that Mr.
j. ]. sloan, II Anderson, was elected by thu
COMPANY.
it iti::''.:.. 'i.a. >i:a company have ceased to
y.%y lioM ..' sta y .i.e pro- Isec saLs.. ipto,
% so, ,O''J a;Ic:5. ana that they will lbai-
don tlle amended character Ly wricl! i, wAs pro-
posed TO mako Augusta tho tornii9us Of the
rohd. The Company have soms $4500m Of
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FANNY FERN ON MoUsTAcHEs.-Fann writes
o the New York Mirror, from Newport
II have never known fashionable ladies' to set
their faces against w:,iskcrs. for one rather
like the feeling of them; and think handsome
mouth frnged with a soft, silky m"uslache,
mas n moss rosey look thnt is rather inviting. III
was man would never have my face scraped.
1t is barJer.ous business altogether"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-03-04

DEATH OF DR.. KANE.-The telegraph announ-
ces the arrival at New Orleans OF The remains
Of the distinguished Arctic Explorer DR.. Kane,
Sho died in Havana OH the 10th instant
Thus has passed away one OF natures noble
men, who had gained q word-renown by his
.iiorts in the cause II philanthropy and science.
fhc medical profession has furnished the world
with some OF its brightest and most shining
lights, among whom none shone more conSpicu-
Juoiy than the lancnted kanc \ victim to his
oble exerlions in the cause Of humanity, he
~ill ever be remembered with aifectionate in
lerest, and his memory cherished with the high
est respect-South Carolinian.
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Manufacturers & Mechanics Bank, Columbus

Mr.. GREGG's SPEEcH.-We are indebted to an
esteemed friend for pamphlet copy of the speech
delivered by Mr.. Vim. Gregg, of Edgefeld, in
opposition to the Blue Ridge Railroad, during
the session of the Legislature, 1t is u peculiar,
and perhaps we might say original speech in
more respects than one We care perhaps doing
Mr.. Gregg injustice when we class him with the
opponents OF this enterprise, but we are at
loss i'll what other company to place him. How
ever, we only intended when we set out to ack-
nowledge the favor of our friend, and not to take
issue with Mr.. GREGG. When we have space
and leisure we may do so.-Keowee Courier;
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Qbf a0pertiser.
ARTHUR SIMKINS, EDITOR,
EDGEFIELD, s. C..
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 4. 1857.
OUR AGENT.

t. WHITAKER is our authorised Agent 10 re
crive subscriptions md cnect all monies due this
Office.
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ST. Louis, Feb. 25.-Ihe Jefferson Mo- cor
respondent OF the Democrat learns from passcn-
.ers from Kansas that difficulty between Gov.
>ieary and Wm. Sherrard, formerly of Winches-
ter, Va, had taken place, growing out of the
refusal of the Governor to appoint the latter to
the office of Sheriff, as desired by the legislature
of the territory.
Sherrard avowed his purpose of killing Geary,
and upon meeting him in the street spat in his
face. The Governor did not resent it, but his
friends got up an Indignation meeting on the
! 9th instant Sheriff James, Sherrard and others
attempted to interrupt the meeting, and in the
affray Sherrard shot Mr.. Sheppard, one of Gea.
ry's friends four times, and wounded two others.
Mr.. Jones, Secretary to the Governor, shot Sher-
rard through the head, killing him instantly.
There was great excitement ut Lecompton,
and a general fight was anticipated that night.
Governor Gearys residence was guarded by
U. S. troops
WILLIAM GRrcc's SfEEcH.-We are in receipt
of a copy Of this able speech on the Blue Ridge
Rail Road. It is neatly printed in pamphlet
form. Mr.. Gregg is an able man, and throws
lipht on everything he touches, but in his oppo-
sition to this Rail Road, he is in opposition to
the whole character Of his life. Fer he has
been man eminent for his progress ard i'm
provenont, public and private.-Patriot.
THE GREENvILLE CoLLEGEs-The Furman
University and the B. rri>I Female College, says
The Patriot and Mountoinrsr. have opened this
session under The most flntlriing circumstances.
We understand The first Institution has n pros
prcl of three kunnIed Students, and The latter
one hundred and fifty. The Professors in both
Colleges huve, by their talents, attainments and
devotion 10 their schools, richly neri,ed the sue
cess which a&aits thSn.
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APPOINTMENT By THE GOVERNOR.
Mr.. joins C. PORTER has been appointed by his
ExrelIemcy, Governor ALLsToN, Nulary Public for
E,grfeld District.
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- See first pnge for Two or three we'll written
original articles.
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ANOTHER TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.

On Monday last, man named JOSEPH WILLIAMS
killed our servant RIcHMoND. hy sioong his brain,
nut with piSlol. The awful occurrence took place
in hnrksmilh's ship in his yiIInge. Tie p"r frl.
lnw fingered tin.elsibe) unii! O'clock, Tuesday
morning when life hrcnmr extinct. RICHMOND was
not only fsvori- in unr family. hnr general favor.
lie wherever known. VIZ had raised him from n
child had drilled him in lie lniies nf RESPECT lnl aJ
nI,edirn, hdy.srrvAn for Years. He just fully
grown, and had s.prrur umnng those of his class
and Stallion When We think his melancholy end.
our -ar is full. and conld say much. But, shuck
ed. griev" injured as we and unrs nre nv the event.
this IN not The time lie place fur demonstration
in the mailer Tn" cuuntry and thu rnnnlrv's laws
hold rngnizance nf The case and will vinlirale the
supremacy Of the and the character Of The other.
according 10 the facts as they may br pr"ven.
"sTUDY OF THE FEDERAL C0SsTITU-
TION."
Such is ,ll- subject Of an address delivered during
ihr rasi winter before the Polytechnic and Ca"prar
By JAM Es D. TRaDEwELL. Esq, uf Columbia. W.
have rrnd This prulucl III our rstrrmrd and respect.
I'd fri-Id will great interest 1t is worthy OF bnit
his head aud hi hem:t -vinrng. NJ IL dues, the earn
es, 'lrsirr and hr mp'rc ahiily offs author TO i'm.
press The minds Of his y"rhfuI bu Intelligent alitory
with The mp"r,nnc- of his subject Ii j. tn the study
Of Ihr Federal Cnns,iiniiun TINT moi only inlng, hut
Old Am-rca, will have speedily To If The country
il 10 he saved. We cnnhi wish ilnt there were ten
thousand snch lrclnrrrs "vrr lh- United States as
JAMES D. TRADEwELL. of South Carolina. that tI,-
aged as we'll as the youthful mind, the Norlhrrn rs
we'll a. The Sou'hrrn understanding, might he proper.
ly stimulated 10 The direct and pr"per study OF our
Fndrral C"nsrilniinn II is the only name given un
der hraven. whereby rhr country can h- saved. We
lay by this clnquert address for further use.
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WILD CAT BASKs.-For the information Of
the public, and to protect them against fraud
and loss, says the Augusta Chronicle d Senti.
nel) we subjoin list of the Wild Cat Banks IN
Georgia, not one of which We deem worthy of
confidence or credit. Let the people therefore,
beware of the bills of these Banks:
Merchants Bank, Of Macon.
Interior Bank, Griffin.
Lagrange Bank, lagrange
Bank of Greensboro, Greensboro.
Southern Bank, Bainbridge.
Cherokee Insurance & Banking Company,
Dalton.
Planters & Mechanics Bank, Dalton.