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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-09
oTncE OF THE ONO AzD MISSISSIPPI sAnaOlp Co.. !

oTuoE The ONO AxD MrssrssIPI RAILROAD Co.,
CsCISEArI. Jan. ], 1851.
DRAR SIR:-ln answer TO your iLquTy in to
our opinion as TO practical Of your kOo 10 the
ing Of cars, We may that IRON observation,
tertain very favorable ESQ much that intend
testing thorough, roos Of buildings cas- &c after
which We viii with pleasure give you derided opinion
to It's utility. Yours, truly, h. LIPPkNC0rr,
supply Agent Ohio Nj s. R. r
- since the shove written, the Ohio and Missis-
sppi Railroad have racted for covering de-
pots and bridges between Cincinnati and Vincennes with
this Cement considering II the best article they have used
for the purpose.
n. c. Lord, Pres. Ind. and Gin. Railroad.
e. e1Esr. Pres Win ington and "a lesvlle Railroad.
AN SEsRLEs, Pres Merrhants' Manuacturers ms. Co
JAS H. OAErKR Agent for na and other ford Css.
II SRY MoNTos, Pres. Central Insurance Company.
$50. CARIiLE, President Lafayette Bank
GEO. W. osTIs, Bell Manuf'r No 1O1 hast Second st
BAK IA VOs Psur, No. 90 Fourth st.
tKRA BAILEY, SIN IN St, between Fourth aud Fth.
J. OoDkN, Tai or and Draper Fourth q.
Mills 6REkSwOOD, Iron Foundry.
Judge W. Y. GHOJsOS.
JOAN sHLLIro Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
MIroHkLL RAhsHssEEo, Furniture Manufacturers an
Dealers, Fourth IT.
W. x. STEWART, Blu lder 8t5 Plum st.
MERIwErHsR Stills ELL, Louisville.
Wh. :. McRHTNoLDs Co., Clzrksville Tenn.
apr2S-l2minsdAW
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-09

NEW ORLEANS, May 6. .
The fllibusters brought by the Tartar have ar
rivec; Capt. Dunlap also came up.
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tan ss demurrer they would appeal imnsdssely 70 The
HDAY DRAAS INDICTED pos rns hUHDss Oh sAL'
r1ns, rHu NEGRO.
Ne city Judge remAs ksd thas In tha csc d Henry
Drake, charged with murderng Jeremiah Ahass, 1 ne
GO, no he'd examined the evidence addrsod against hin
md w. o. We csintcn that he wN CIV guilty or
slaughter, gctny q all He word therefore, make the
sss.s esosr % 10 aid ne o. Of Pss,ios Dany, .no
loansy nocsd WIN Dras., namely, admin him % ball "
ne District Aaovaey sa,d TIA. the matter VA. no. 10
not ~ hoert TO state the oS evidences wncu
49, ebcred BY them sFsi9st Dfsks, stl he moved fr
Of he oroer I'LL saturday oex' The At da7
OF ae term, when she Grand Jury would Drtug 10 true
bill for n der. He ooncurred with she Judge IN his d.
csop relative 70 Dny for he I'm ,caset 80 uon
pcsred before the G and Jury VINO swae ioss he
Dr.ke are pistol At the negro
Ms homo, .ccwdirgiy ooonts -msnaed tse order
II tsid hal Drake q relative of Alder man Wilson
and on arriving immediately AFTER the proceedings Al
desm .p seemed srrpfised a the resdb
HIGHWAY RoBBRRY--THB PRISONER snN rgaos0
10 HoETY YEARS Mrxisosnssr IN Tas srArs
PRISON.
yehn Hennighan an I,shmsn Il year, OF age wss Tried
and convicted Of highway robbery Tho evidence against
him VA brief and conclusive. Mr., VIM Harris tesl'a4d
that tho prisoner wsvs,d tim he returang home
he morrng Of the 10th OF August him down
ssd absS led from his person So In silver oon aud aa
The cer rho arrested him "a uee;s l. after The
renee, identified Her p2bau - the roobsy
He raiened ii the bar for se1i1rce rL.n Judge
Russe yronounceu the sentence or he Coat % forty
years imp NJ in e sate prison o. Ios
cR,ea g.eAt erDstisa u c,urt. and
Individual who musicallv inclioei al vent 10 hi
aAtonshment in metas ous hisses rhe effect n
yrDoDer WAS astounding, and In ma sale no 80 remoTed
from the hsr
sEsrRNoED YIvD YsARs PoR suRsLARy.
Charles Lewis rerognizsc ~ ohender, tried
srd convicted Of burglary In the tri deg In oresS
Ing into the ftore of Noses Frank and stealing fus dec
of flannel wortn S35 He WAS prhon FOE
gve .eNs.
FORGERY.
Mary Fetny and May Bog ~, rAtbor reposse5-ipe
young ladies' pk AIDED lily 70 forgery toe focrso de-
gree, having been In ciei for In tho gecand e
gree They passed 50 count6rfei! bills the AAriae
Bark New Bedford. Tnry were leMs0dsd iii 5st <oss
peIt for sentence
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surr rro.rrse zarsrs yoanx rlm eeu.~c,la
"a sasno ss,1, sss nv 5000 s1 .1sa y
ana owned b. Mss.rs 81 aoos d 4 she
snrr 1nlaIr ors s!aIrs frsm .sv.n ,sa ~ mns 40
pal ed, iagDg be 1th s ". mss ef1s-isocat
,opssn tui reoeiv,d no oher dansss eIc.p s'rss.aI
snIr EoBrEr PArrxs st .leDs augs-r,e ssip Rob-
sos on. 81 n sere say n seoun a. 30 lax ssss
above toe oopprF line
R.xs y.s.-ssi ,n,re. s~p, a,-rhe c.p,.n ot.- ssrs
.Ssce n SsS saca SS1 .Sle % rraisra
Ea ses. oS y sca ss Fl! p ~ ,s sse'
IA BEle currs rus wEsr. iron Ne yo'k Tor H,-ana
Pvt ut. u.alesicn ~ 20 trs.par harms o. y. ga ~
VII u the io,rm,s, ~ IN oecs he.e o. ns,nm.., .d
per- ~ Ga osa ~ ;, I'm rs,a ~ mp a.'s en g
badly damaged
THx -sssn.p sous lu,or-rhs spar. s-d rrg,g Of Me
nshi All been rou her ara sod ), shore In
her ,re prcs ON. ans.r rn &. "rss % se bean
] eeT b.. ess sss s- s.
20 Sa ~ ssts ssA sS. Is %, Pm. .. s oIs., %
~ oy O. ~ ssp1ss o. ns Ss.o-c no'.,I gaos
%ff un s'r isf ss ' ,. ne ed
at be-, furnished with bs bes' ~cormm5srn. -hiah
bsns .sy S. '1s S Ss 90 'es y,
r s. s s S. su az sv a-o sssr rs @ 81 N
Of he err - the Hccsw holly nnot FOR
family ,rom he iSol@rssncy q me weather.
scaR scaoorsor Rcoln.oa, n Ne. FORK for phIlA,.
Elosger sbosi 90 On ~ rda rpornins lat 40 a.
q ar Cd -" Led u NJ pad 0s no % ss az 70.
sal oss vessel po iasred Ttc ~bs cas- feesh from N,
soHa sosror Ei-su ,ruu sarst-lph. ,or cn-l.ss.
No. y ~ no M a2 s. ms ms @ ~ .s hsa' Sern
sopss., 49,.
sh'y sgw.r. Dudley frsn csioa'a May u fcr s'-son
SIR s"rvs.,sr Srrsorv Calcutta april Is for toa
con 70 ase. % Cue gnoi r,ps, = ,,
r. Sh .sp.. p a. 70 u iou Son 'o''0' ~ ' nara
s.,S s ss iGri.s :, ~ r, ,Sors FOR .' u
~or.sss Ports.
Buvros tYnr- AuK lin pat soip- sins rr--nsn dss.
for scuts Torn Quincy Adsma t~~is, co; .ce rop,n
s.,n Iiasaie sssysr sI.s s,aissI crose fg sew
scr. ss .s%' se ~. y. ansa m,y,, 1as saa5,
= ~ Peese PAX .lrg. tor RI afsnie.
u,srr.crr, sg s-iu pm BRIG .u,ir, sp-gue, for Few
DrsaS.sl. Sep, s-Arr ors me rro=bnds. Lsnfair, N
R.yns aests In cort sap. Mercury, rerce ,cc sr@s
iosse' Tor Sc prirs-a - s- n Won rs' me 4.
sng~ Hsnr,n rr 40 ls MUM, e sIrar tor sorles
l Gs 20 ' a C f. 90 az Mss s..e C' 20
dres. Tor ors ~ wm ssen, Che-y,- for g ine Ross
~ 't,h oc,sn scysr eehs rrs ro,ls q f,,r sot orr
HALr.r s.r, SD s,hr, se,nor. G-sa s,slos; i7a,
flc,ov SCI, ls-Srr .csr Heepa, aob.,,, Nyo-s; ,s,
o' s, G gS f a h ,s srrt am
True from Mailman fr doses lsnd prooeeo-d ADJ s.~
s ss Te 0TP ss %0i fe -, % as ios sss
yrles,s tsnd p'oc.sd-d sme aaJ)j Aug Wales rscnss
ae6ssopo' res non, ssoim,iu Tor s.rou,s, 90
sss iSv H. r".sas o,aas ..s r s9oadssni @
~ rom HONG eng Toy m.vans an San.
81 oar, w s.et i1-Ayr ,s,p Ea~.rd ss,e-. rIchols
= sI.ru,s, az, scot ,d ships wasenst,a Norton, "a
r1aes lsi4.Ds sep, s-ID port SSk s,JSors, for New
Fe'ta a.
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CLEARED.
Steamship Columbia, Berry, Charleston spoenc riesoc
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk hoIodin Pee
s,ip Agon Of Morton Cape ro.p-p,xsa. Lelaad g.
ship Is d Se,cAt ste~on Ns~ crlssrs-ss-'e Hass-1
Ears Adtuster. Emo ,est aous KonsF anch ne ac<e.
Bssi Ynmnr Iieaesns s.snn,s sieve. = Angelo o.
PR nIs in s5s sreu. Psa 1ss s on I ''
Bris Ida Rsynss con, st Thomas and = mars-s-H 5
Brig Correo, Goodwin ciud.' B. iiv,r Baa ganss''t
Bis frneess Royal tBr), Pearman S,s 9 ds-v A z Ia
Bris triumph (Br) Atkinson, S. Jchn Eg-e Eesus L
Sons
s T Ts r.:.sno yo1 I,s
ss ss Sns pISs ca;. iss man
ssSr EiassT; :. Risen, s;sssa d ..nsss;as.
sh. i tx! Jobrssn johnson S.SbsrnIpssis to,mes
Sem \ Smith, srel,s. Rienmaod ,v.; grn,, : s,ssl
sohf New Bork, Ryder. eos,on--gAyton sprAgpe
ARRIVED
Win n Sc .ss sss p.ssnFe,. % . To,ranns ii ma
SS' ss-.r ms 2'i'
srr Blan hard sot Boz Bianch.rd, uanp7ac,y
ior IL eipsrisnssd asans from ~ % is os S'rs anl
T soRms AZ. s. al % r on. % sse' %
nesai tateo in tow pio' asorss snsrs sae
Brig Merritt 1sr,, Pnsen p,c,ou a,ys coal %
sefr owish Davidson eot New nayss,. aA,4,, asyae>
Sep. n with oranges ana ginger I. 80 oan Ang 81 ton
:sss Syss ssIiss soi S..as: Sc..s i'S as,s,, 3,
ahesd which proved vessel nr-; lln
Der adsd and burned IN tha a., AID nearly
forward; tn lumber s ar aidsh
Nud eeen set rr. It o>eh enc; ayps ny stare rd
anchr The lbo I'd anchor and chain eng supposed
her 10 b. brig
Seer ssrab N Partridge CalsIs, dsyA
fchr q !, Lowell Boslcn, sd We.
Srhr Augusta Perry 5edrord.
Sc MelnnA Payne, Prov uc-fo.n
scsr Sea Witch Small liar s.rh
Scar hsiles ha~ley, AL.n Prov,dsncs.
schr Fl u orge hnrpny, - ming 90 Tor Hrucrut-
1bs Br steamship Indian. srivej this evening
en- Bremen 81 ana has te2 tapt 5zks-
pots lih ns lat ~ 20, lou Is 70 en-, d gaze. -hch
Inc essec 20 hurcsp, y-erDg fr m Ss 10 sW AMI
ard blew sih great violence Tor hptrs com. He'd 10
heaye " poles, IL q "
NE boats 81 vi from N ssis. the ron.lsr III h
Lowest sv Al - As, Sym and an~rvit BARON
at 10 The sind FIR n- II hper' hal
Ing irssh INN WsW. with hesvs rain unsettled
sAILED
stesmships toumbis nNsrt.son; Ro.ro<e Hor,oIh e.
ships firpns l. I'm p-bry Cav i.verrool; Am rsps
col tauch r-d n SW spip N1y Ox1@u Autv ); ora
hans Pm sv.nint Stsr New Orleans Erie >svassan
b, ts H'p roo Havana, Corolaa t3re a) Srenen, aud
oh-rs
Wind dur1ag day NV.
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THE OCroBxR REGATTA A ,tga.ss for The secnui and
third clAsses Of yachts the Nov York Yacht O,'n - y
take place on hs Let proxmo sni uaj,Ts o. IN, yace
same day.
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THE TURF.


FImos c ,;,TIn,, ososS THAT raoss ~
seets %. 0rsa -Four Nj bsrwsen sich l.s CbAre,
slcpsd the o,wips .ca. Of pr'cs Tor sdnisr'os 70 es
oa.,s .ea ,.ds- for he IA. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
aml .oc % 49, ~. -, ID, % ,c '.s.d.
SEQ o commence a. ~ O'Clock.
and occus-ncy o. Ia ss st-na~s's ars-
vi ,. n,d. Tor isd--; acd hsos> s.s 81 ,sed
hi d sod = The eat qaah On - 2. slu.s
@ CO. a. - .r .ss aa " sa 90 h. | % M
az, re- q Asc M snuens aslor, - n enur.s ns'
.es lep.
U'ioss sksE ,s TIL ., ' sng - :, =.
NH. hs.s hes, sns, % ~sa . r-,eoay s.s.so N
sns BIRD. ws sran a.%s. ps,S ) rar-', oh m .
Maud j. ' IODINE m s ss az s' ..p,r, r,,o,.
49,
SPORTING.
RssAyvI a HssAr1A wiz r.xs r..os vaos
sroo.,a % is.s., s.s ssssa oSss on :. ss-,
,no .f - sS. esa' bno. "rS g r.. ,. . "a. ana e,
csss ru'. g,,.s :,lv., soe,., s.csd 0ri. sl--
rsS ' .. g ''' Nc Amount OF 80 '""
u,oR SALE. vGss rts aaoKxt .sa 49,
y s dr. DO. .,o :, 'ptn sn r. 90 %,
sr'a 80" = 'O' - : :
H'oR SALE sAslh r-os VIA. ExcsAs.s GOA
one MOI owe, ten tons b-.u,d Oh -clp = Hss-d
souc @sis Az st p ss 20 90 gjssH rsrSs
foo. Of Bar, o~ rr.e, scr,s = -
fyuH .Asrsp... .Il. s.0ntp sAsD s,r1
'ssss p,,c s't 3 ssiasa aS 90 ~ ''' A''''''
NoTiGr TO so.Tss 10. ssLx, rdK S.sGs
~ .,sesI wsssisssn' bur sen 10 ic.. ~ pos.
captain board yirs ., the foot Of vas s-urt s'rss,
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
HuD4or slsss sAllso.p -rR3s JULY S W.
:. - srrs. sussrls..sa-r,
HnLrs sinRo.1 sussEa .agAI lvsssc-
- "a ns Sr s. :. .n ss's ..,- s- " Trains ''e
~ o. r. s :. %: a ss ssr s,p Il. g..
... sssT sss e. ot S S'- ss
.. ' sss. ~ . g1s: y y,
6asr ~. whi- Plains rate. 40 los :. III .,.,loa.
Is, s.Wl s%s, eide ram: ..;;.pia: y stations.
vivian. ss. S. %s s, ~ :. . :. . a.
or S-winsms Bras- r.i.. sssp ns ! Al !. loa.
I-prrsxp,Sr us .BKrzpsS srs rosx Dos
sos - css-. Ssrr. M i..ys sew sors f~m pie,
sa.s.y "a s::s, Il ssiss -, -. ss'-.'r ss-
for' and Boston, w. ,:rr 2 . .ysgsS n,s, s
FALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Day.
ri A-ssr. sLylES avsAs So BspAssAy. Up
r. =. - r s,ssso s ~, M ~ az
= saDkAsAg.-swR uAxAls q SOS vfI,L
. 4 rsur~dsr segt-nrbrw De- via . ryNnd IN
lSg Of n a,c winter heht Of srenoh
rccv from he le>iing houses ~ Paris s,sheru
.sd Western sesr stn Dc web by CtvnG ssi 70 eelec
sra Bassm ao- NJ vr..-..
SfT BRO sIWhY-MRs a sll{l epEi n Ill. OPsN
VI o. hurscay september "a a beau lfal nd
rid sssortm~ns OF are fe and ~nsr mil
ard merenana supplied with pattern bonnes prices
~-----------------------
7E2 Bs0kpwAY-kMn BoDIHa CsUCJusoR TO
sOo Mp ~. smih,) " prepared 10 exhibit spiendii
.soruen' OF fall mt Winery also desixn In dr.; sakng
1877 rALL AEn wTsvaK rIsHr ra-A ssANo
ftne display Of Pavt millinery Thursday oe Nth
, Sptesnber, ~ W hiMMcEe' 50 ernsdvN.
b-Dre~-makins IA AL its trsosh~s
Az. ofgENy o. PARIS SILIJKARy-oH vBuxs
A. gorsors
Ns N,sd h~sw-~~ rvsnk'tr and wnne sts~ets
A sRAsD Opening
n FANS snLIrssr
WIN BROWN
as speedway.
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MARITIM INTEL ENCE.
ALk<nAo yoE gsv ro,z-TIIs AT,
us EsHs - xoos ssrs. efc 0,
SUU SETS. b HIGH vtYea~t... morn
Fort Of Kew Work, Ssptesnss x3, iss1s
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irRIoN " URsE, l. I-,e, rtIN ~ rnU ~ ~
~ ep'emher ~ Al half past oc'cck a o NJ as
mie hsss ees, ms, 70 w%an = r-secdy e.s-s D IN
ks r-vh, Y Carl b. 90 u Tai nan br 4 i
nns Bird, d, wo drnn DerN ~ rdf-r, Oh n
Maud, J. ', Rodine, m. C.nasn Walt
sh Aw wHira Prrpresora
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1yAtH HON COURSE En- OEueR THAT vHosy IN
mod. rec crcnmsanoss may have op 'ortu ny Of
seeiR be Orea' -Four Mis- Nscc bsws~n sch %s Charles
Ton. nd engineer moderate erpense he
s1rptsd III. ollywirs o. prcs Tor adnisos 70 tss
Q aod IS ds:-
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Quartt etch usds- Tor be dAs
dri h-f spd pu Ne stands ..................
0ertisusris batr- t,s t.o.s sr.nd 49,. .....
Gsos o CON nenc~ a. ~ O'Clock.
The m~rh~rt stand frr the exclusive
and o. To- es and IN IL sltSnd>a,s AMI
~, BE- msdS Tor .d>~; ard hs0,ts A.
mr. thsiT sciA ommods uOu Of
III d. ard u the at qra,ifr, ~ a. siu.t
riily rlo = will h- hand aas-er~r~a.a
~th rsoe DIR o, st-r he hsu IN III.
all RS CT Asc anu-ns tsitor- h, n opur..
rci, every hi1g beinx N prfect yb
.nceut po,c- "a engaged, and the s-rf-' cider
sc~ hep.
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SPORTING.

DD1AYYA "A RD0Ar7A WILL rsxD YbAJn Taoh
~ william PonSs'. sto~Aons nay fpo< VI s,y~-a
6roos,u 1hlrsdsy. 2sth o. hooinm Dp-o tos all
u iset and under Two Di'uls frls aloe Of dinr
snos IN enxh Distance twrn -ss- aoSs star
s'rck First prtye silver roos secVsf prtr~ .v--
Third boat 70 r~r-tve Nc amnun OF ~ "
re
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-11
THE CHARLESTON MERCURY.

Our able and estrumcd c'emnorary in noticing an
article OF inc temper whirl appeared in late num-
Der Of tho Cbrs;ur .StandrI, has been kind enough
TO speak Of the .idrert;ter in friendly and coInpli-
mentary terms. We cordially recpTorato its express
sions, aud feel much gratel at the prospect Of hav-
ing late differences burvd and forgotten. 1t is
unpleasant for Carolinians. Of the same political
stamp all groat essential points, to dispute over
questions Of comparatively secondary Importance.
Yet respectful dissent uf opinion upon such Qucs-
tivns is not only blaneless, hut whore it honestly cx.
:sts, its expression is necessary To al independent
journalism. In this spirit have wo cuacarorcd to
conduct ourselves towards the Mercury; and such
too, We freely say. has been the Nciruys bearing
towards lis. The Adrertiser is far from forgetting
tho stirring days in which il bntle'l by the crcarvs
side rl"crod on 10y that papers -glittering or-
hamnc, for what both believed 10 be the right mol
icy rightly timed. y divergence Of views sipce then,
uninIy upon issues of cspcdcMcy. has not lead us SO
far from cotcmrorary bat that we rra,lily cxtcr
tho hand Of frAtcrnal regard upon occasion like
the one nov presented. We have only to add that
for the future, i'll the past, shall deal with
our cotelnp"rary with enlisted u lhc same good
cause.-the cause Of Equal Rights under the const.
tuition Or, If thi- grsat instrument shall not avail US
then tho cause of SvGthera Rights Vt any and eyory
hazard
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VERDI, THE COMPOSER.

Ana CLARE, who is at present Paris corre'pon-
dent of the n Y. Musical World, and whom sorao OF
our readers know by another nalnO, thus speaks Of
verds last OPERA its success, and the undimmed 60
MUS of its celebrated author:
A new opera of tho inexhaustble Verdi, untitled
droido, just produced in Italy, has met with the
astonishing usually attendant upon tho Part-
tons of the Incompatible maestro. Upon the occa-
sion of the first production Of the said partition,
Verdi was summoned before the curtain, at the close
Of the performance less than thirty times. After
Misrepresentation, thcpopuaton bcsieged the windows
of Verdi on ma.se" with instruments of music and
illumincd torches, and were only disbanded by the
first purple radiance Of the rising sun.
Vordi is ono of the few Of genius who has
received the reward Of his good works on this planet
one Of the few children of the gods who has not bOen
suffered to porshsthrough neglect with the poor con-
ISOLATION of chaplot of laurels intermingled with
Cypress laid upon his tumb-immortal perchance,
yet of that immortality which belongoth to silence
and death.
In spito of all tho jabbor and grimaco of spirits
like Mr. Gustave Satter. CHAT modern wise man OF the
west who places third-ratc panists
tho general world persist, in Anging above Verdi
IL triumphal arch, whose keystone is lost in the
clouds
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oBITU A. RY.


DEPARTED this life tic 18th of October 1857
MlCAJAH W. LILIES, son Of NJ. w. LILIES, ol
Typhoid Diarrhea, aged year, months aud 20
days.
Titus passes tic new blooming rose,
1t often buds but bluums to die;
Its shade is seen at mornings dawn,
But witllcrs ere tho morn is gone.
THUS our sweet cllill-uur only boy
Asccnds on high and bids us come;
lie smiled when ready to depart,
And seemed to say, inject me in heaven
"Fathcr, Mother, Brother, Sisters,
I'm nearly freed from earthly tolls;
Why need you gricYc or vent your sghs-
My saviour calls NE to the skies.
"If You had died when young, like |,
Oh what praises you'd sing OH high,
And welcome each guest, far and nigh
Heavens my homc-and thence III fly.
While seasons roll their ample round,
And Angels wait the trumpet sound;
When God shall Send his Ang, Is down,
We'll search hill and dale till thou art fonnd
J. r. B.
DrED, al the residence of his parents, ontlle l9tll
Oct. JAMES PORTER, Son Of GEoRdE and Mrs.
MARGARET 4. BoYp, of IaZoO Co., Miss former
" of this District aged years: ] month anu IL
days. .,., l.,
Wcep not, afflicted friends, under this sad he
rcavcIncut for it is the work OF true anu JuS'
God, who hath said Suffer little children to come
unto me and forbid them not. for Of such is tic
kingdom Of heaven
God in his wisdom has recalled
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ShcriH'S Sale.

DY Virtue Of sundry wris Of Fieri Facas to me
- directed, will proceed 10 sell at Edgefield
e. II , on first MONDAY in December next, the fol-
lowing property in the following clses, to wit:
NJ ". Cary VS. Elizabeth Turner, One Tract Of
Land containing one hundred acres more or less,
ahj"in;ug lands Of John Mack, Cadaw ay Clark and
others.
The State vs. Alfred Hatcher One Tract OF Land
containing one hundred and fifty acres, more or
less adjoining lands Of John Jaurdan, JAS Morris
and others.
John NJ. Clark vs. VIM. P. Doolittle, One Tract
of Land, containing one hundred and fifty acres,
more or less, adjoining lanGs cf ". Il. Dorm, Z.
Doolilt!c and others.
Arthur Simkins, Commissioner, VS. Milledge Gal
phin, One Tract of Land (where w. P. Jones now
rcsdes) containing two hundred acres, moro or less,
adjoining lands OF the Estate of Rufus IIolley, Dar-
ling }. Walker and Others
Max. Laborde, Assignee. VS. Guy Broadwater and
Others One Tract Of Land containing three hun
dred acres, more or less, adjoining lunds of 4.
Bland, Wm. Moss and others.
John Fumore VS. John Autrcy, One Tract Of
Land containing two hundred acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of b. 4. Boatwright, Mrs. Eliza
beth Bush and othcrs-levied upon as the property
Of the defendant John Autrey.
Terms Cash. JAS. ElDSON,sED
Nov III At A.
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COTTON ADVANCING.

The great staple is going up again. Whether it
will continue TO rise is matter of extreme uncer-
ainty In the present prccnrous condition OF money
matters On both sides Of the ocean, any calculations
upon the subject little better than guesswork.
So say some of the most sagaciOus mercantile gentle
men; and We believe they are right. We understand
that many OF our planters a1e taking advantage Of
tho recent rise, and selling all the cotton they have
in market. They look upon l24 cent? pound as )
good price; aud very sensby shape their conclusions
in the premises i'll conformity with tho very just old
adage, "a bird in tho hand is worth two in tho bush"
Yet there are some who will hold on for higher figures.
Thoy may realize slight gain by the operation; hut
what with costs Of storage, dmnutiun in tho weight
Of their bags, lvss Of interest ard the cripling Of
their creditors, they may find in the end that they
have but "gaincJ loss