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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

The attention of the public is also called to the
following letter from Col. o. A. Lochrane, one
of the Attornies for Swan l. Co.
MACON, Ga, June 2, 1858.
Messrs. S. SWAN & Co., Augusta, Ca:
Gentlemen: / have received your letter relu.
tive to the prosecutions against you in Richmond
Superior Court, employing me as counsel, aud
will appear in the cases for you. This I will do
more heartily, from the peculiar circumstances
under which these prosecutions were commenced,
for see by the newspaper articles enclosed,
despicable attempt resorted to- out Of this State,
to influence public opinion, by means of letters
perverted to publication, by newspaper articles,
aud the etfrontery Of a New York Mayor presu.
ming to interfere with the rights and privileges
of the people of Georgia. That all this meets
my unqualified disapprobation I need scarcely
remark and to assail this impudent dictation.
this unmitigated injustice in the court house Of
Richmond county, and hold it up to the scorn Of
the public, will not only be a professional duty,
but can add, personal qualification.
An interested zeal, affected indignation
against lotteries, is no apology for attempting to
oyerwhelm men in public opinion, without fair
and impartial trial, to which all are by the law
constitutionaly entitled. l have examined the
facts connected with the case and feel satisfied
the opinions paraded as infallible, are untenable
unsustained BY law and their publication for the
reason referred to, unjust The lottery privilege
under which You draw, was granted previous to
the act of 1885, upon which the presentments
are founded. The law of 1888, by special pro.
yiso, has no application to lotteries previously
granted. The charter of the Sparta Academy
Lottery was granted in 1926, and thus will fall
the presentments. "That it has expired by its
own Imitation" as stated, I deny, and will
maintain. There is no limitation of time in the
charter-the law expressly and unequivocally
negatives such an inference or construction
The grant is given to the trustees and TO their
successors IN office, not for any specified or linli
tell time, but for purpose to raise by lottery
specified sum of money. The trustees of the
Academy, are now through you affecting and
consummating the purpose. for which it was
granted, and are receiving their instalments for
the same. But these are questions for the court,
and not the public to try. We will there meet
and argue them, and, believe, successfully and
triumphantly; and the result of the issue will
evidence, that yerdicts written out, or manufac.
tured, neither suit the taste, temper, pride indie
pcndence or Intelligence of Georgia Jury,
who, being erclusiue judges of both the law and
the facts, will not hesitate in the utterance Of
their ovn opinions, and the convictions of their
own judgment, irrespective of dictation from any
quarter. Yours truly,
0. A. LocHRANE,
81. Counsellor at Law.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Our member of Congress, General N. L. BoSuAh,
requests US to make this statement to his constituents
and which we do with great pleasure: Owing to his
own illness during portion Of tue session and to
domestic alicton at another he has been unavoida-
bly, prevented from giving immediate attention to
those Of hi, constituents who havo had business
with him, or through him with tho Departments
but all shall be attended to as as practicable.
The papers of this Congressional District will
please cony the above.
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AUGUSTA, juno u.
Cotton-Thero was q good demand to-day, the sales
summing up G25 bales ut unchanged prices, as fol-
lows-2 at !, at 81, 95 at 1O 3lS at lO4 ll2 at H.
IS at III, and at lls cents Receipts Is bales.
Bucon.-0ur market has exhibited no new features
since our last. The stock is very heavy and prices
arc depressed and irregular We offer the following
quotations. with the remark that in some cases largo
lot, could be bought at lower rates. Shoulders II a.
cents; Hams 81; Sides l0i @ lOa; Hog round 81
@'9 cents.
Graiu.-Tho wheat market is dull and rather rregu-
lar. We quote new Red at 80 q 95 cents; White
81 @ O5; Old @ 10 cents lower. There is bet
ter demand for Corn, and sales have been made in
large lots at 65 @ 10 cts for prime.
Flour.-We have to report q continued dullness in
this article and renew last quotations Super6no
City Mills "a so @ 81 IS; Extra SIS so Extra Fami-
ly SO So Country brands arc rs to so cents lowor.
Lard.-Thero is nothing now in Lard. We quote
II to l2ic according to size and quality of packages
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War With England.

n consequence Of the anticipated war, / am
Il again furnished with large supply of the
ONLY COAL O4L NOW IN USE, that will not
explode, namely, the
BRECKENRIDGE COAL OIL.
Together with LAMPS, SHADES, cHIMNEYs,
&c.
The above Oil is warranted not to explode, gum,
CONCEAL, or smell when burning gives light equal
to ten candles, and costs less than one half of
cent hour to consume it.
will sell the Lamps and Oil at New York pri.
ccs adding 10 per cent for transportation for Cash.
Persons will please remember that this OIL is
different in all respects from the imperfect article
called Kerosene Coal Oil.
No person in Augusta has the genuine Coal Oil
for sale but THOMAS P. FOGARTY.
Undcrthe Augusta Hotel.
Augusta Ga, June Is If .,23
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For THE ISDIES.

In the present Issue may bo found list of recipes
suited to tho fruit season. which VIC have cullcd and
brought together from various sources especially for
the ladies. We hspe it will meet their acceptance
aud approval. Many Of tho recipes have been re-
commended to first rate. But test them, lndies
with your own good hunds. Each ono is her own
bast iulu
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16
FROM KANSAS.

From letter on business from Fort Scott, KANSAS
Territory, 22d May, ne extract tho following:
"There arc now hcre five companies of U. s.
Troops protect this part Of tho Territory, but they
can not do it. Murders and Robberies are of daily
occurrence Neither the perpetrators be arrested
This is infinitely worsc than tho Norman war, and
unless martial law is declared here must result in se-
rious trouble to the Union. These marauders haro
alreudy dcfed the u S. Troops fired upon and killed
one and wounded several Others (froui behind n
dituh) Life nor property are safc n moment All
credit gone, and as for money they have not red.
Nearly all tho honest men haYo left the Territory,
and gone into the State to their lives and proper
ty; and it is now mainly flod by set of graceless
scoundrels, who are paid and fed by The New England
States to rob and murder.
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Chilly WEATHER.

Our climate would seem to be undergoing pcrma-
nent change. For three years We have had no very
hot summon weather, and the present season is thus
far like unto its three said predecessors. 1t is
the middle of June, and we have not yet had the
thermometer to rise above 900. On Monday morn
ing last at o'clock, it stood at 62o,-too cold for
cotton, much indeed, almost too cold for comfort.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, June 1th, 1858


COL ARTHUR SIuxINs-Dcar Sir I'm the last
number Of your paper l sec my name suggested for
the United Stntos Senate.
This kind and spontaneous nomination inspires me
with profound gratitude. But occupying my present
position, and my name being before my constituents
for reelection feel it imperative upon me to decline
being candidate for the Senate.
To represent South Carolina, in the United States
Senate is indeed honour to which the loftiest am-
btion might well uspiro whether we regard her past
history rich in ilusrous names, her elevated pub
lilo sentiment, in which sho justly claims proud par
ael with the classic Staos of antiquity 1t is this
public sentiment which ia the secret Of her glory.
fortified the stout hearts Of the Paettoes to advance
or perish upon hostile swords. 1t magni6ea her pub.
lie men, for they feol that tho State like fond
mother, will press them to her heart as long as they
are faithful to her interests.
With u calm reliance upon this public sentiment /
bide my time Respectfully, DC.
WILLIAM W, DOYCE.
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Qbe aopfrtisfr.
ARTHUR SlhKlNS, EDITOR.
RDGEIIHLD, 3. C..
WEDNESDAY, JUNE l6, 1858.
RULES THAT MUST IN FUTURE BE OBSERVE

RULES THAT MUST IN FUTURE BE OBSERVED.
All advertisements from this dnte not amounting to
moro than SO, must be paid for in advance.
Merchants and others advertising by the year, will
be required to settle every six months.
No pnpsr will be sent out of the District unless paid
for in advance.
All letters on business connected with the Office, to
receive prompt attention. must be addressed to the
"Edgefeld Adoertiser."
To these rules ue will rigidly adhcrs. Therefore,
take notice aud act accordingly.
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COM N E r G I A L.
CHATTANOOGA. June 10. 1855

CHATTANOOGA, June 10, 1858.
Bacon.-About 100000 lbs. in market-selling al
Il @ Sc.
WheaL-Stock light--about 5000 bushels on the
markct-sclling ut Is @ S0c., sacks included.
Com.-About 5000 bushels in store, and may BE-
quoted ut 40 q 45c Il bushe
Foar.-Ahnut 600 bks. in the markct-solling u,
S4O0 @ S. 30.
Business dull, with large amount of prOddco on
hand.
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ACARD FROM 8. SWAN & co.
To the Public,

The Press of this State, where the legality Of
our laws are better understood than in New York,
have spoken out SO boldly and manfully against
the prosecutions gotten up to annoy US, that it
requires of US to say but little. By the confed-
Grafton of rival Lotteries and political schemers,
presentments we're found against US by the Grand
Jury of this county. We were ready and desi:
rous to test the question, and (having employed
counscl,) one OF our firm came on from New
York to Georgia for that purpose. The adjourn
ment of the Court without our act, laid over the
cases to the next term, when we feel satisfied we
will be enabled 10 maintain the rights which we
have bought and paid for. The Sparta Acade
my Lottery is legal, and all the powers of the
law our enemies may try to use for selfish pur
poses, cannot take away these rights.
Our business goes on uninterrupted, and we
are informed by counsel that there is not line
in Statute Book of Georgia authoris;ng any in
terruption with our drawings. The lease has
years to run, and we assure the public that we
have the best counsel, who advise us that we
can maintain our rights against every rivalry in
our business. SAMUEL SWAN & co,
Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery,
Augusta, Go.
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NEW ORLEANS, June

Cotton.-Sales $500 bales, new grades, fccblc-1l3
@ III.
Sugar 81 q I; Flour 81 rs; Wheat 81 10; Corn
IS @ 20; Bncon-Shoulders 6! q O.; Coffee g.
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NASHVILLE, June 10.
Bacon.-But little Offering Demand for shipment
light. We quote Sides at ssc. Hams &C.; Shoulders
&c.; hog round about so. Stocks light
Whisky.-Rectfed II @ 2Oc.; Country 40 q 60c.
Lard-In moderate demand-9 a 94 cents.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

"As to the Lecompton Constitution. with tho
amendment, it will be voted down by both parties for
the reason that it will be best to keep it Territory
now, since tho people have become too poor to pay
the expense of State overnmcnt, and too dishonest
to make and administer it
"For my own part shall loavc here as soon as l
get my business arranged, or rather get from the
scoundrels what they owe Inc. will return homo
this full, money or no money. 1t is not pleasant to
live in country where you have to be armed by night
and by dag, and eternay on the watch for your life.
RnannniE,li,, H,,nnrs G. ". ].
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DEATH OF SrRASGER.-On last Sunday there
died in this place q stranger by the name of
Alexander Frazure. The deceased was an Eng.
lishman by birth, and formerly q resident of the
city of London. He came to our village few
months since, and worked in the capacity of q
tailor. He has no relations in America except
sister who is supposed to reside in New York.
He died from the excessive use of ardent spirits.
His remains were decently inferred in the Lu-
theran Church yard, and the funeral services
conducted by Rev. Eichelberger, D. D.-Lex.
ington Flug, 10th inst.
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S SPECIAL CA r D +!
GRAY & TURLEY,

AUGUSla, ia,
TTAYE Just received from New York, another
Ill lot Of those FINE WHILE BRlLLfANTS,
at lab CENTS per yard.
Also, Isabella, Jonannah and Caroline White
FRINGES;
Ladies' kiarscilles COLLARS and SETS, both
white aud Colored;
Birmingham and Metropolitan Extension HOOP
SKIRTS;
Black Silk NIITTS, both long and short, with
and without fingers;
An entirely new and handsome lot Of RIBBONS,
for Ladies' Bonnets;
Fifty pieces fine IRISH LINEN, TO be sold by
the piece only, at extraordinary low prices;
DAMASKS, DOYLlES, NAPKINS;
TOWELS. crash and linen;
SKEETING, at prices that cannot fail 10 COM
mand quick sale.
Those in want of such Goods would do well to
call soon.
Augusta, June IA tt %
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NEW FLOUR.-Just received a few sacks
IN NEW FLOUR from NEW WHEAT.
G. L. PENN, Agent.
June l6 # %
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SHOCKING CALAMIrY.-A culvert at Roscoe,
ILL.,, was swept away on the night of the srd
inst, destroying the house of the Rev. H. lsley,
and drowing Mrs. 1lsIey and eight children.
Considerable damage was causedto other houses,
but VIC hear OF no more lives having been lost
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

CHOICE FLOUR, 81, so PER SACK,
JUST received a fresh supply Of Choice FLOUR
q which We are selling at 81, go per 100 lbs.
]. B. SULLIVAN & co.
June 10 Il ~ %
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CHARLESTON. ,Ju,
AUGUSTA, June II,

Cotton-Sales of Cotton to-day 400 bales, Mt pri-
ces ranging from '105 to l2sc.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-Thc President to-
day sent a message to the Senate calling the
attention of Congress to the low condition o
the funds in the Treasury. lie also suggested
the propricty Of proongaton Of the present
session..
The disagrcemcnts to the navy bill continue,
The House amendments to the army and
Post Office bills were cuncurrcd in.
The Indian deficiency bill WAS passed. Tho
Senate then took recess.
The House passed the Sl50O0,000 and light
house bills.
WASHINGTON, June l2-l0 o'clock at night
The Senate has passed the fifteen million loan
and Ocean mail bills, and refused to allow the
terminus Of Collins, lire at Southampton instead
of Liverpool.
In the House the lisht-Lous bill was passed
The prospect is that Congress will be in ses-
sion all night.
WAsnIsGToS, June ll.-Senator Gwin, OF
California, to-day challenged Senator Wilson
of Massachusetts, for words spoken in debate
on yesterday. Senator Wilson has refused tn
fight, and street rencountcr is anticipated.
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Glenn's Spring.

uleuHS OpFIuS'
A~2 THE undersigned respectfully in
f1Tssm forms those who may bo in quest Of
tiia# health or pleasure, that lie has again
sS taken this well-known WATERING
PLACE, and is now ready to accommodate all who
may favor him with call. The medicinal quail
ties of this water are too well known to require
any description. A line OF four-horsc COACHES
are now unning from the lead of the Union and
spartanburg Railroad to the Springs, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. After tho 1st July,
there will bc daily line. Hacks can be obtained
at Clinton, Laurcns or Greenville.
THOMAS sTEEN.
June 16. 3incow -. %.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

The Soda Font Opened!
AT THE DRUG STORE.
Always iced to suit the weather, and always
favored with choice Syrups.
Call and test tho Healthful Beverage.
Keep the system cool, and repcl the febrile ten
denotes while yet in their incipency.
We wish to keep the Font playing regularly
through the summer; so begin with us at once.
A. G. g. T. J. TEAGUE.
May 10 If 19 ]
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

TIE GREAT STORM IL ILILSoIs.-We have
full particulars of the fearful disaster, previously
reported by telegraph, which beIell the village
of Ellison, Illinois, on Sunday night. OF sev.
enty houses in the place, only three remained
after the whirlwind passed. Nineteen lives
were lost, and ten persons were fatally injured:
Fourteen out of the nineteen who are reported
as dead, were killed outright Some fifty per-
sons were MANNED, and the survivors are suffer
ing for the necessaries of life, their property
having been totally destroyed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

YELLOW FEVER AT HAvANNA.-Correspondsnts
of the New Orleans journals say that the yellow
fever is making sad havoc among the unaccli-
mated at Havana. Upon the sugar estates the
disease is represented to be of an usually malig:
nant type compelling an entire suspension of
work upon the most Of them, and threatening to
bring the remainder to n full stop before the end
of the month.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

French, Spanish & Italian Languages.
PROF. A. N. de M0ETHURRY,
BEGs leave to inform the public that he is ready
to commence with ANOTHER COURSE of In
struction in the above languages.
Those who are desirous Of subscribing are re-
qucsted to call at his Office, above Mr. G. L.
PENIS Store
juno 16 Ct %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

Mr.. EDIroR: | am requested on the part oil
the Board of Directors of this Baak, to request
the publication Of the enclosed:
{. N. FURMAN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-06-16

The attention of the public is also called to the
following letter from Col. o. A. Lochrane, one
of the Attornies for Swan l. Co.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-24
MARRIED,

In Sampson county, at the residence of
Mr.. Everett Peterson, Esq, March 18th, by
S. B. Killett, Esq, Mr.. Thomas Ezzell to Miss
Elizabeth A. Oats, all of sampson.
In Chatham county, March 9th, by Tur-
ner Bynum, Esq, Mr.. Carney G. Mann to
Miss Sarah Jane Hackney.
On the 18th Feb'y., at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. E. W. Thompson, Mr..
N. L. Hull to Miss Mary Ann Grigg, all Of
cleveland county, N. G.
May they find the bonds easyl
On the 9th inst, by N. NJ. Hubbard, Esq.,
DR.. John o. Sinclair to Miss Mary Jane Clark,
daughter of David Clark, decd, all of Arson
county, N. G.
At the residence of VIM. j. Houston, al
Keaansville, on Tuesday, the 9th inst, by
Rev. james NJ. Sprunt, Mr.. John N. Stallings
Attorney at Law, to Miss Betsy CaInarine,
daughter of the late Samuel Houston.
On Wednesday, 10th Feb. 1858, by S. G.
Wilson, Esq, Mr.. William Stanback, of War
rem, to Miss Elizabeth F. Cox, of Granville
N. G.
By the same, on Wednesday oath, Februa
ry, Mr.. Samuel Stark to Miss Dolly W. Cox
all of Granville, n. G.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-24
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE,

SINCE LAST IssuE-$l Miss Pattie Brame,
christiansville Mss Mary II Townsend, Ed
harrisburg 5 Harvey, jr, Whitmell 4 ] r Stew
art, Centre Hill, Tenn; P 7 Jones, 7 NJ Jones,
Greensboro; ] B Pigford, Silis Creek Mrs C o
Barnes, Suggsyills, Ala Thos ] Taylor, J J Tay-
Tor, Hillsboro;; 3 7 Bynum, Pittsboro'; 5 Alfred
Baucom. L D Bennett, John Hare, Wadesboro':
TT Wilson, Graham is E A White, Newby's
Bridge; S Postmaster, Madison JIcpo tea,z, D
A Coon. Lincointon John Bivins, Whites Store !;
6 CT Stephenson. Taylarsville; Rev w Kelly,
Shelby S H Wolf, Woifsvitle Mrs Mary Cad
dy, Cedar Hill 8 B Y Alexander, Charlotte ;
Mrs E ] Randall, Ark; Mrs C C Shine, Long
Creek; J A Hart. R L Sawyer, tArk Miss
Shackelford, Danbury; Miss Sallie Ciaek, Browns
vile; Den is Simmons, G L Upshur, Norfolk; Il
N. Carter, Saxsapahaw Mrs A D Myers, Whites
Store Mrs G Edwards. George Jackson, Jethro
Simpson, f City; Miss Caroline. Smith, John B
HolloEay. Lenoir; N Fl Waugh, Gap Creek; VIM
Burney, Wind Hill Miss Sailie E Davis, Grove
Hill j B Pierce, Va; j o Jefrys, Huntsville
$50 Arch'd Leitch, California Lewis Lawrence,
Murfreesboro' w G Phillips, J A Campbell,
Pineville; J II Allen, White Hall; J D Tarpley.
Whitmeli Neel Wingate, Randlesburg; mrs N
Carr, Fla. Miss NJ Bolton, Cunningham's Store
G L Windley, Pantego; W ] Herring. Kinston
John A ERIN, Richlands; mrs E Nay, Louisburg
A Crowder, J H Hughes, B F Young, Hyco; A
Dark, Goldston J VI Boiling, New Hill; c Brady
Prosperity ] E Johnston, A L Johnston, Shu
louisville; John W Corbett, J A Compton, Cedat
Grove; R B Carr, Laurel ; 5 II w Adkins, Dan
bury B Goforth, White Plains; J S Burrus, S Z
Aidzett, j W MASON, Y y toa 3 DR. ] F Harrell
Conway boro' N nave Rect, Richmond; Mise
Pennington, zd Pearce, Sen, Kingsville; Mis-
CIV Wooten, Texas; Levi Walker, Coinjock; ]
Wolfe, Asheville; VIM Allen, Lanesboro'; RI
Z L Davis, Olive Branch.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-24
Weeds Patent Sewing Machine.

We have been often asked which is the best
Sewing Machine in use, and to satisfy ourselves
have spent some timo in examining them all, and
Aew give our opinion to our readers for their ben
eft.
We purchased one of the above named Ma
chimes, and have tried it on every kind of work
required in a family, and it gives the best salts
faction; doing its work very rapidly neatly and
stronger than the usual hand work. 1t is much
harder to rip work done on this Machine than that
done in the ordinary way. 1t is neat and tasty,
being very nicely finished, and to all appearance,
simple. beyond the possibility of getting out o
pair, by ordinary use. 1t is very strong and du f
rable, and we are we'll assured one of them W ill
not wear out in years of constant use. It has
already saved tailors' and dressmakers' bills
enough in our family to pay its cost, and we think
it a very profitable investment, to say nothing Of
its convenience and the hours of needle work il
saves a mother. We most emphatieally pronounce
this the best Sewing Machine in use, and the
greatest labor saving invention of the day.
Messrs. WHITNEY & LYON, who are the pro
prieturs of these Machines, have a classroom a
3i5 Broadway, New York.-CRieago Herald.
WHITNEY & LYON, Proprietors,
as Broadway, New York
IF any prefer purchasing through q citizen o
North Carolina, by r~emitting the money to tn
Editor of the Spirit of the Age, Raleigh, a Ma
chine will be ordered by him. 23-4t.