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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-27

DAosol09aon.
THE Co-PArtnsrship heretofore sxistine be-
i tween ths Subscribers, under tho name and
arm Of Farrar : Hainss, II this day dissolved y
mutual consent. Robert p. Q. Hsipss will con-
tinus In the Business, and sign the name Of the
arm in liquidation. They will also settle al ac-
be paid them. IL. 8. FARRAR,
ROBERT HAINEB.
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vTy1fB subscsibsss woald inlorn the consumers Of
i LunbsT, and tAs publio gensrally, that they
are nov prspef,a % isr.nn nM az find. g LIncsf
fioostng, DIST, Shssting sDa siding ,efa any length
that ney ~ desired.
Gail 81 the New Saw Mill, On the river, near
Whites Pork uoose. PAUL HUME6.
N. b. stove wsvd for sale at u 80 per cord.
s>p1k16
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TN Z SUDSCRlDER
UyOULD respectfully inform the citisens Of
~ ksnksk aaa saeinity thst hs hKs ON hand .
full assoYtment Of
Watches. Clocks, JewelYy,
SILVER WARE,
Fancy Gssas, Cusiery. sPecsacles
aAA PLATED ware.
Most OF which are warranted the best quality
CHEAP EOR CAsH!
PafticxiAr attention given to the repairing Of
Clocks, Watches And JewslFy, which win be
warranted TO give satislaetion or
the no1ey refunded.
Sign Of The Ostagon Clock, corner Of Fifth and
Main streets, 1stss House.
May l5-d sAM'La. BRIDGES.
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DTAFHOBU = McCUNE.
yXIHOLAEAALR 0R0CHxS AND COMMISSION
w ARR0HANT6, second door shove the eosnsS
Of Bloadssa, Water strsst, kscksks Iowa.
mohS-d1y
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The receipt ol ADVANCE EHKITH from the
British publishers gives additional value % these
Reprints, inasmaek - tAsy sannow b plsssd n
nal editions
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

lsS- Tho last number Of the True Carolinian'
announces that Mr.. John v. Moore has sold the es-
tablishment to Mr. +. Symlaos, who will remove the
paper to Pendleton and continue its publication as
the "Pendieton Mencnger." Tho True Carolinian"
will bo revived by i. z. Martin, who proposes shortly
to resume its publication.
-"The Southern Enterprise" published at
drccnrille, S. c.. come to this week. considerably
improved, having donned nuw head, new editorial
type, tc. Msssrs. Price MJunkip, the propretore
aro making thoir "Enierpri,e" y most interesting
Sheet and we hope they are succeeding equally as
we'll in g apeeuniary point Of view.
~ The bill for the admission Of Minnesota, as a
State received the signature of the President on the
18th iY.t, and Msssrs Rice and Shields were .worn
in as Senators.
~ The Methodi,t Episcopal Conrentisn, assem-
blel in New York, on Wednesday last resolved that
slavery IL SIM and that al wiae measures should be
adopted for its extirpation.
10- The new Catholic Church in this place, under
the direction of Father birmingham, and hit compe-
tent and energetic foremsn, Msssrs. Whulsnd and
Burns, Is progressing upldly toward, completion.
When finished twill DO alarso and handsous ediaee
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As1usEMRNTs OF THE WEEK.

Another Thefpian entertainment l. published for
next Friday evening. See Advertisement The bill
is rich one; and as its execution is mainly in the
hands Of professional players, the public may antici
pate something really good. AS the nights are now
balmy and bright wo suggest to the ladies and gen.
temen Of the country 4t they will find it every way
sleasant to attend Fridays performance. There will
be no disappointment on account Of weather; And,
wo think, there will be disappointment as to the
quality Of the amusement.
Tho last performance was handsomely attended,
and the plays went of quite smoothly. The music Of
the amateur band was cr.ditablo. What pity these
young gentlemen do not employ irst-rate instruc-
tor-WIEaASp Of Augusta for instsnce-and cult
vate the musical talent they evidently possess They
might thus find themselves capable soon Of adording
very respectable grade Of >musie,-soinethins in
keeping with the progress of the day As it is, they
deserve many thanks for their kindness in assisting
tho Theapiaus through as they have done.
N. B.-Mr. and Mrs. FRANK REA, who have united
this occasion with the Thepian Corps, come high
Iy recommended as individuals and AS actort, by q
gsutlomsn Of tasts, formerly member of our Edge
field Corps.
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ers, arc be turned loose 70 adjust themselves "
the real necessities Of men, when will that adjustment
take place. supposing tho usury Inv should be re-
pealed what would be the result From state Of
perfect quiet peace and certainty, would immediately
spring Up confusion, disorder and uncertainty Money
should not be bought and sold as property because it
would destroy Its intrinsic value as remuneration
for property What but the scarcity Of tho article
and the special purposes to which It Is spilled en-
hances md retains its value in exchanges for proper
ty If men want to buy and sell money, or ifyticy
want 10 per cent per month, or 20 per Gent
mum, let them 60 to New York 10 soil It or get the
per cent if they choose.
With sincere hopes that money may never be bought
and sold as property, or loaned at 20 per cent per
anuum in Charleston or South Carolins, I remain
with due respect yours. SALUDA
P.S.-H my friend will tell me whom he writes
again the difference in the velocity Of the top sof
wagon wheel and tho bottom when travelling, and
give the reasous phosophically Iv!ii dismiis tho
subject fer the future. S.
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For the Advertiser.
HaR MEETING.

Ar IL o'clock, A. NJ, on the 18th inst, the Msu,-
bors of the Edgefeld BAR met in the Court House,
when COL J. p. CAnRoLL was called to tho Chair, and
C1cxno ADAMS requested to act as Secretary.
Tho Chairman appropriately announced the object
Of the meeting, wherenpon Gen. W. G. MoKAsNE, in
few romarka, illustrating the character Of the de-
ceased offered tho following Resolutions, which wero
unanimously adopted:
WuRnEAs, we have learned Of the death Of HrSRr
r. spAsx Esq, late Member Of the loyal profession
at this Bar, who died At Richmond, Texas, May 2,
1858, while on professional visit to that place.
Rssolred, That we, the members of the Edge6eld
Bar, have hesrd Of the death Of II. r. spASS, Esq,
with feelings Of deep regret
Rs,olrsd, Tkst in his death the Bar at Edsefeld
has lost ono Of its most prominent members.
Rc.olred, That ~ Il testimonial Of our esteem fol
the deceased, will wear the usual badge Of mourn
ing for thirty days.
Re.olred, That copy Of theso Resolutions be sent
to tho bereaved futnily Of the deceased.
T.p. MAGuAru, w. w. ADAMS and JOSEPH ABNEI
Esqs., followed in remarks commemorative Of the
virtues and eloqusnts Of their deceased BROTHER and
expressive Of tho high estimation in which ho was
held by tho members Of the Edgs6eld Bar, and Of
their sorrow at his dsath.
On motion Of I. 7. NAGRArH, Esq, il Was unani.
monsly
Resoired, That the Chairman be requested to pre-.
sent the proceedings OF this meeting to the notice Of
tho presiding Chancellor at the opening of the Court
of Chancery on the first Monday in June next.
On motion Of Mr.. MAaRA1a it was
Re.olr.d, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in tho Edgefeld AdVertis.r, and that s
copy be transmitted to the family Of tho deceased.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
J. P. CARROLL, CHAIR. \
C,rrpo 4DlNs Sec'ry
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HOE. F.w. pIcKKKs.

The papers state that our distinguished fellow
citizen has chosen wife, preparatory to his entrance
upon the Russiln Mission. This is admirabls,-nonc
the less 50 that has taken us all here at homo by
surprizo. The Shreveport Herald noticing the faet-
(hs marriage occurred in Texas)-says:
"The fascinating and beautiful Lucy HoLcoNDE
has become Ms. PIcxESs. rboy 20 to St. Pc
tersburg soon after reaching New York. May propi-
tous brcezcs watt them over the wido ocean,"
We are instructed by committee Of ladies and
gentlemen in this vicinity to add the hope, that
similar "breezes may soon watt them" back 70 de-
lghtful "Edgewood," thOre to diapense the elegant
hospitalitics ofife anidgronds aud ncighbors. But
we arc not selfish. Two years in Russia,-then
"homo again" In the mean time, none Of US ontsr-
tain doubt tiat the ColonOls suecOss in tho Court
of the Gear will excel N possible his hsppy achieve
meut in the Courtof Cupid. The best wishes Of ma
ny friends are with him, whether in his private or
public prospective
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rHRxsOY sVsscRIPTI0E.

i
Two DoLLAas per year. if paid Ia nadvnnre-Two
DOLLARS and Fifty CsNrs if not paid Within SIX
mcn,hs-.nd TuxEE D.LLARsif not paid before the
expiration Of the year. All subscription. not distinct
Iy liiai,sd at the time of subscribing. will he con-
,inusd until all arresagas paid or At the option Of
tbs Publisher.
Subscriptions cut Of the Dstrist and from other
S,aiss must invariably be la;l fur in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
AIkadvertissments will he correctly asd son'picu'
sasly inherited al Sevrn,yfve Cent. PR Square tl2
Brewer lines or ls.s fur tho irSt Asr,i"n and f'y
Cenra for each sufsaess il'erIi0n "h"n ""'! pu' :
'.'.sd Monthly u a"as'''ly 81 PER square will be
charged. II
Each and svsf transient Advertisement. to secure
paid In sdvspX
All Adver.iS Samenu not having the desired number
Of inssrtieua arks TN shs margin. VIII I'D oVnhoeo
until forbid and charged accordingly
Those deiking to- advertise bY the year san a' ~
on the uostNiLsral ..rms-i, being distinctly under
s,ood that contracts for yearly advertising are con-
ned to the immediate, legitimate business u The ar
OF individual contracting.
All Communications VI \ per.unsl character Will be
charged ~ advertisements.
Obituary Notices eycsediug one square IN leiSIh
will be charged for the evsrpns, At regular rates.
Announcing Candidate (not inserted until paid
for.l Five DellarS.
70. Advertising Euluys Toled, Tive Dollars, TO be
p,a by the Magistrate advertising.
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And over and above the merchants aud merchandise,

And over and above the merchants aud merchandise,
come every species Of actor aud scrrst singer player
dancer, rider juggler bufoon AMI fortune teller.
Representatives Of all these professions are to be seen
md heard, from the queenly Madame Fardot Garcia,
down to the "wise, accomplished and we'll dressed"
Elephants, Jack and Jenny. The military paraded
through the streets every day, and scores Of bands In
scores of balconies discourse ecores Of overturee
marches and waltEcs The keepers Of the thousand
and one Cafei are in the most intense excitement
! charging around like possessed bodies in the New
Testament and cheating the strangers out Of their
eyes.
But enough! The sight Of all this consregated
wealth. art, enterprise and industry, is not only food
for the eyes and senses but FOR much reflection and
study. It impresses one deeply With the power Of
man. To mere looker.on however one week Of
the turmoil din and dust ia quite sufficient.
The dramatic star this Easter is NO less person
than Madame Pauline Yiardot Garcia, daughter Of
the most famous vocal teacher in the world and sister
of the lamonted MaliLran. This lady is prodgiOus
favori,e in Lepsc and repairs hither every lpring.
All, if you could but hear her-I speak to you, my
dear 'Editor-you who could SO appreciate hor
Lost appear like raring madman, will not seek
to portray her singing and acting. She made her
fret appearance last Saturday night in grand con-
cert at the ewandhau., assisted by fvc or ak emi-
nent professors of tho Conserratorium. The FIRST
piece on the programme was sacred song, an air
from TIandels 0ratorio Of Samson. Of course, cx-
peced everything to be sung in German, but 10, she
burst forth "Roturn, RETURN Oh God of Hosts behold
thy servant in Distress" pronouncing the words as
distinctly as you or l. She is spaniard, but speaks
five languages Ills said. Tho next night Sunday is
tho greet day Of Amusement here y she sang In the
"Bsrber Of Seville" at the Theatre, snd since in the
"Prophet" and Z" Sonnnmbula."
Pardon the "gift Of continuance" that eyinee.
I hate to leave of when am writing to Edgc6cld.
Verify, if I wore now to meet dog from the good
old place, should embrace it and weep for Joy.
Adiou, J. T. 3.
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rayoRs OF THE SEASON.

Tho earliest Strawberries Of the season came, with
delicious cream accompaniment, from Mrs. j., Of Jes-
sAnihe Hill.
The lsrgest mess from the garden OF Mrs. a.,
opposite Tho Catholic lot.
The best beet were from Mrs. DR.. b. at least tlree
:nrhus in diRmeter-ss large as that a week ago.
The first snap beans IA full mess) were out of our
own garirn,-scrvea up on the 18th instant. Could
have had them several day. before.
We acknowledge the kind response Of our esteemed
friend in the country (Mrs. D-L) to our cnl! for
"Fat Horse Beans" They were received, have been
planted, and are up. We had enough to spare to sew
e,al neighbours. Many thanks,-they are the finest
hpnn pytYnt
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For the Advertiser.
A FEW PERTINENT QUESTIONS.

Mr.. Eplroa-I wish to PROFOUND few plain quee.
tiout through your columns to be answered by any
one that may see proper to do 80.
lst Arc not some who have taken license to sell
liquor by the retail violating their obligation when
they allow boys to frequent and drink liquor At hor
bars1
"a. If said liquor Sellers in thus doing, are not
violating sacred oaths were net the honorable Town
Council who gave them their licensc, ncglectful Of
their duty
81. Arc not others, who have not paid the $50
privilege daily selling liquor by tho bottle and in
other less quantities than three gaonsand that too
to tho prejudice Of him who was honest enough to
pay for the privilege?
As o parcnt-as a citizen desiring the prosperity Of
our Schools and the morals of our boys to be kept
pure and above reproach-und as one wishing to see
justice done to every man, feel great interest in
thi, subject And rs resolved hereafter to test
this matter legally, far my sqps and wards
concerned, forewarn all from tho slightest evasion
Of the law. Beware, "for in an evil hour, when 70
think not" III be after you with sharp stick.
OLD POTTER.
no Ex. Governor Walker of Kansas has written
letter approving the Compromise bill just passed.
and ex ex-Goyornor Stanton endorses il.
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teen thousand two hundred and uiaetytwo dol.
lars Gen. Wool, eight thousand eight hundred
and tiity-tour dollars; Gen. Persiier +. Smith,
eight thousand one hundred and cighty-nine dol
lars Maj. Mcdowell, four thousand and TWEEN.
ty dollars; Col. Tu.ten, lour thousand sir hun
drel nni tnrty.eisht dollars; Gen. HarScy, five
Thousand aud thrty.one dollars Col. May, three
Thousand five hundred aud nineteen dollars the
general average Of receipts is; colonsls four thou
sand dollars majors, rkree thousand dollars ;
captains, two thousand FIVE hundred dollars lieu.
teraat. two thousand dollars.
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90 n N e B GAL.

AUGUSTA, Nay Is.
corTos-The sales to-day reach AS bales, which
were made in threc lots-5I at l03; 80 at II; and
352 bales ut IL cents.
GRocBRIgs.-We havo no change to note in the
loading articles; Coffee continues frm At LII TO II
for Rio.
Observation-Disclosures supply in market, and prices
little lower. We quote from q to 2sc., showing
decline Of lie. per gallon.
BAcoy-Has = declining tendency, although prices
remain about the same a. last week.
LARp.-This article is still plenty, and in demand,
at II to III cents in bbls; in II t. 194 copts.
CLEVELAND, TENN, May II.
Wheat is going at Is cents perabushel, for
shipping purposes-Bacon at 81 " Corn 35 to 40
cents por bushel. No advance in this or tho Southern
markets and former quotations.
CINCINNATI, May Is.
Flour $375@4oo. Whisky lsie. Bacon Sides
st. Lard loi. Susar-nothing doing, but prices
are easier. Linseed, 64@ss. -
CHARLESTON, May Is.
Cor1os-Thers is a good demand and prices are
Arm and unchanged Sales to-day 400 bales At ia
to l9a cents.
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SAFE CONCLUSION.

The Savannah N.,sa say4 truly that I" II is safe to
conclude that man who advertisoS Eborslly will al
ways soil good bargains-rhy' because he sells
more goodt and can consequently afford to soil for
smaller profits. 1t is like travelling in stage coach
rather THANH in the cars Some merchants make money
without advertising, and do stage coaches reach
tho end Of their journey after rhHe,-but what 3
Jolly lot of time has been wasted.
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POr the Advertiser.
RITTER LODGE. no. II, TO.OT.

BUTLEH LUUtE, hu. Aif Ao.o'S.
Ata regular meeting of BuTLEn LODGE, No. IL,
I. q. O. f. on Monday 10th inst, the following Pre-
uInbo and Resolutions wero unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, our Brother JABEz B. TALBERT has died,
Resolred, That in Bis death Edge6eld District has
lor one of hor beat citizens and this Lodge one OF its
most devoted members.
Rssolred, That this Lodge coudvle with the family
Of our deceased brother in their bereavement
Resolr.d, That the members Of this Lodge wear
the asua badge of mourning for the space Of thirty
days.
Resoleed That page in the book be inscribed
with the name Of the deceased and dedicated to his
memory.
Rssolred That tho Secretary be instructed to send
q copy Of .heso Resolutions to the family OF the
deceased.
Reaolred, That these Resolutions be published in
the Edgefcld Adrertiser.
sec'y Butler Lodge, No. II, I.o.OF.
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OUFSIDE OF PRESENT ISSUE.

We rvfor the reader to Let and 4th pages TOR inte-
resting original matter. "RuTn's" pleasant story
will 10 found concluded. 4 pretty piece Of poetry
sy "JEyXr WuunslSE" will DC admired ty many.
Hon. ". W. EoYrz'. exposition OF the Conference
kuusss Measare deserves q careful reading. 1t is
clear lucid and satisfactory, - ivory thing is which
talls from that able statesman.
On pa.e 4:h is tkc Premium List for uoxt Dis
,rict Agricultural Fair. Reilsrks upon it arc post
poned 10 another issue.
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gbf aDuertisfr.
ARTHUR SI&KINS, EDITOR.
a. ..-i =
EDGETIRLD, 8. c.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1898.
RULES THAT Kusr IN FUTURE BE oBsERvRD.

RULES THAT Kusr IN FUTURE BE OBSERVED.
All advertisements from ths dale, not amounting ts
more than $40. must be paid for in advance.
Morchants and others advertising by the year, will
he rrguircd t" settle every six months.
No lpar viii be sent out Of the District unless paid
for in nivaacs.
All letters on business connected with the Office, to
receive prompt attention, must be addressed to the
"Eig.G.h I!'irertisc.."
r. rhsse rules we will r;yidlg adhers Therefore,
take notice and act accordingly.
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RETURNED.

Our member of Congress, Gen. NJ l.. BoSuAH has
been called hornc from his Congressional duties by
the extreme iness of hi. venerstcd mother. She still
lies very low.
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zAs- The letter OF our :. f. H." and several othcr
articles huvc hsun nccessariy delayed until another
i-sue De patient kind contributors, We will cheerful
" give YOU MI showing 81 soon as possible
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TEETH RxrRAcrGp BY ELEcTHIcIrY.-A new
and signally successful experiment in extracting
teeth BY the electrical prucess described in our
ed by Dr. Chase, ut his rooms this morning, as
sisted by DR.. A. T. Bignon. late of the Balti
more College. Seven tceth-live upper molars,
and two eye teeth-were extracted, aud the pa
tieut declared that she experienced no pain, but
simply nurnbing sensation about the gums
The gum was also luaccd by the sah,c process.
THIS is, we believe, the first Instance Of the ap-
plication Of this new agent to the dental art in
this section, aud iu the hands of the skilltul
geon it promises to be most valuable discovery.
-iay,tsts Di+la'ch.
The WMlSHSY REMEDY OvERDoNE.-.i letter
Of tho 18th inst, from tho village of Longvicw,
Arkansas, says:-"A poor man died here TO day
from the bite of = ratIcsnake. He was bitten
Yesterday about aoon and died this morning
about s o'clock. Three pints of wlHSkey were
given him when bitten, aud ain of opinion
that it was the whiskcy, instead Of the snake,
that kill him.
The Mr.. VERNON SALE.-Thc Charlottesville
Advocate expresses it. regret for q paragraph
inputing extortion to Mr.. Washington, owner OF
Mt Vernon, in his sale to the ladies, and says: !:
We are glad to learn, and now make the
statement as the only rcparation We have in our
power to make to Col. Washington, that he is a
gentleman of unblemished character, whose high
toned feelings would scorn to take advantage of
his position to impose cxtortionate charges upon
any man, much less upon such society as that
comprising the Mt. Vernon Association. We
are told upon undoubted authority that he was
some time ago offered $500, 900 for his estate,
and that in his pccuniary embarrassment, and
with large and dependent family, he could not,
in Justice to himself and family, have taken less
than he did from the Mt. Vernon Association,
which was less by 100000 than his offer from
= northern company. In justice to ourselves and
10 Col. Washington, We make the above state
mens, hoping that it may Teach each reader of
the Advocate who has persucd our article in the
last weeks paper
WAsHlNGroX, May lin the Scuste to day,
q communication was received from the Presi.
dent OF the United States relative to the outrages
Oh American commerce by foreign cru sers.
4 message was also received from the Navy
Department recommending the establishment Of
Naval Depot on the coast OF Georgia
Official adviccs from Tampico were laid before
the Senate, in which General Garzl had de-.
stroyed half u milliou dollars worth of Atuerican
property. Cara has promised Capt, Almy to
behave better i'll future.
Gen. Robles says his government is indignant
at Gsrza's acts, and promises to punish him
when tho city is taken.
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q YIN e N e AL.


AARRISp, on the 9th inst, by Rev. J. R. Pickett
Mr.. WILLIAM z. HoBBs and Miss S. II. ALLEN, all OF
this District
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FROM LEIPSIC.

-. I. L." continues his delightful letters from
Europe. Iu him We boast correspondent sxcel!ed
by none in the country for piquancy aud elegance.
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P.r OF AnuY OPrEERs.-The following Sums
asc given rs the amount received per year BY tho
several army officers named :Geh. Scott eigh-
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MG- Ths remaias of Senator RrAHs.Wcre inferred
At hs late residence in Darlington District Thurs
dsy last in the prcaeucc Of large concourso Of citi-
gems.
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Tho Chxrefton Courier states that the increase in
the receipts Of cotton at n ports 10 the at-st dates
compared With the time last year. is txeuty-
thousand one hundred and ninety mine bules.
Tho Savannah Norniny Ners makes the increase
twenty mine thousand six hundred and oighty-one
bales.
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GD- An old lady reading an account of 4 distin-
gui,hsd old lawyer who was said to DO tho father Of
tho Now York bar, czeluimod, 'spoor man he had o
dreudful sct Of children"