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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-29
LONG BRANCH ACADEMY.

THNEIE second year Of the above Institution wi;
IL commence on MONDAY, 4th of OCTOBER
under the care of the subscriber.
The limit has been ext 'ndcd to forty students, and
immediate applications are solicited, as i; will BE-
much to the advantage both Of pupils and ustruc-
tor. TO open with full number.
The strictest discipline will be maintained, and
the utmost exercised to guard students against
improper associations and habits. No student can
remain in this Institution without strict obedience
to rules. aud close application to study.
Tuition rs heretofore. Board convenient to the
Academy, ut pleasant places.
JAMES K. CROSLAND.
Beech Island, Sept. 81, 1858 At 81
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GRAY g. ruRLEY,s RICH FALL GOODS.

We invite tho attention Of our readers to tho an
nauncement by Gray 4 Tnrlsy, of the opening Of
their rch attractive und extensive stock Of dry goods
for the fall tradG.
The most fastidious tasto can DO satisfied i'll The
assortment and styles offered and goods to suit all
ounditpps in life readily be supplied. Road their
advertisement,
The above We fud in ths Gsostisutionaist Of Fri
day, and checrfully endorse the same. GR4Y TrR-
LILY hays magnificent stock Of Goods purchased
under superior advantages, and consequently they
can afford to sell as Low ss tho lowest Dc cure and
go to GRAY & TURLsrs whom you Wait Augusta.
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REiUI1FCL FLOWERS.

We acknowledge the favor Of lovely basket Of
aowers from littls Miss ELLKr B. of this vicinity.
They .urpusa, If pussible the brightest hues Of the
Sprins-ti Autumn has some pretty freaks occa-
sionally, ad this basket Of flowers is one Of them.
Thank you, littls Miss ELLEN Always love the flow
Or and you will Ls apt to love also the God who made
them. ApropOs see piece Of poetry nbout this on
Srut
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CONVERSATIONAL ELECTION.

CONGRESSIUNAL ELEC 1O.s'
1t is proper that the attention Of the Managers Of
Elections he particularly called to the fact that the
coming election is the regular occasion for voting for
,nolnher Of Congress. Tho circumstance Of there
being no oppositop to The incumbent, General DoS-
HAu is that tho people should not general
ly cast their ballots in the Congressional bog, We
hope the mana GERS will see to this matter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-29
Religious Notice,

Rev. L. II. LAKE, Universalst, will preach the
funeral of Mrs. MARY J. LUNDY, decd, at the
residence Of Mr.. T. N. LuyDr, on the 2nd Sunday
in October next, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
Rev MIR. IAKB will preach at Red Hill, the
Friday after tie End Sunday in Octob r, at II
o'cock, A. NJ; and on the Sd Sunday at Edscfeld
c. H. at 3'oclock, P. NJ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-29
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Z. II. Chamberlain,

rs Foreign Attachment.
John C. Thomas.
ENHE Plaintiff in the above stated case having
IL this day filed his Declaration in my Office and
the Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney,
known to reside within tho limits of this State, on
whom copies Of said declaration with rules to plead, i,
can be served, On motion of Messrs Carroll &
Bacon, Plaintiffs Attorneys, Ordered, That said
Defendant appcar and plead to ,il Declaration
within year and a day from the uate hereof, or
final and absolute judgement will be given against
him. TflOS. G. BACON, ccP.
Clerks Office, Sept. 27, 1858, ly 3s
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NOTICE--All persons are hereby foewarned
lv from trading for certain Note given to ".
W. Sale, Adm'or. of the Estate Of Vim. Brogden,
decd, for 1856, dated in August lastpand payable
Dec 1859, as the considerations for which said
Note was given have failed, and am determined
to resist the payment Of the same.
+. B. REESE.
Sept 20 3t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-29

GES. BoSul4 IN LExISGros.-The Lexing-
ton Flag informs US that, on Monday last, as
per announcement, Gen. Bonham addressed his
in Lexington at the Court House.
He spoke about an hour, his time being limi
ted) giving brief outline of his course in Coz:
gress, and why he, and another member (allu.
ding to Gen. Quitman) took the position they
did in regard to the Kansas question. There
was large collection of people present on Mon
day, and before the time arrived for the opening
of the address, the Court House WAS filed. We
only heard his closing remarks, in which he
evinced himself true Southern patriot The
audience was very attentive, and We believe gen.
orally pleased with the address.
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COM N E R CIAL.

HAMBURG, Sept: 9th, 1858.
Our cotton market has been quite buOyant the past
week-priccs have advanced /; the prices quoted
pre- 10 to l2t.
Tho receipts arc increasing. h,
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A CARD.

A CARD.
Having just returned from the Northern Mar
kets, can supply my customer. with goods FRESH
from the manuiac urrrs and will be able 10 please
the most fastiduus. Thankful for the patronage
received while in the firm Of II. L. Cuuningh I'm &
Co, | take this opportunity Of soliciting the same
for the New Firm
HENRY SOLOMON.
eF Abbcvie Banner, Independent Press, and
Laurrnsville Herald, will copy sem-monthly, for
six months.
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Land for Sale.
HNlIE Subscriber offers for sale Tract Of Land
Il containing

u containing
SIS Acres,
Lying Immediately Oh Dry Creek. and bounded by
lands of DR.. John Mobley, M. NJ. Padge.t, T. s.
Wright and others. Ths is valuable Tract.
Near 200 acres are cleared land, mostly fresh-and
in good state Of cultivation. The remainder Il
fine woodland. On the premises is a good Dwell
ling, good Gin House aud Screw, and all necessary
out buildings. Terms accommodating
@ If not sold u private sale before the ls4
Monday in January next, viii then be offered q,
public outcry. VIM. RODGERS.
Sept. 20, 1883 ~ 81
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Offer Inducements,
E. MUSTIN & SON,

A their well known stand on South side OF
~ Broad Street, in Turpin's Row, have received
their FALL SUPPLY of
China, Glass and EarthenWare,
And are prepared to sell at a reasonable profit.
Granite Tea Sets, s3 to si:25;
Dinner Sets, S12 to s25;
French China Dinner Sets, s25 to $G5.
great variety Of beautiful China Yascs-Bas-
kets, Candle Sticks, Puff Boxes, Cologncs, &c.
Also, Silver Plated and Britannia Ware, Wood
and Willow Ware, Dressing Glasses, &c.
Augusta, Sept 20 2t 50
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DEATH OF JAMES ADGER, Eso.-The Charles,
ton Eceniag INsus Of Friday afternoon, 9th
inst, vays:
a private dispatch received this forenoon
from New York, communicates the melancholy
intelligence of the death in that city, early this
morning, of James Adger, Esq, after short
illness, Of pneumonia Mr. Adger was about
eigh:y.three years of age, and emigrated from
Ireland to Charleston when young man, hav,
ing been a resident thereof for sixtr'ive years,
in the capacity of merchant: 1t IS unnecessa'
~ almost to stats that in business relations his
mercantile eminence was co-e1tcnsiys with his
probity, having largely contributed to elevate
tn, standard Of commercial integrity in this
city. In all the various duties Of civil and so.
cial life, the deceased was also an example Of
public spirit and of o kindly disposition, OF
which charity and philanthropic feeling formed
leading elements"
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Notice.,

TNHE regular annual meeting of the Stockhol-
Il ders of the Edgefeld Odd Fellows g. Ma
sonic Building Association will be held at their
Hall on the first Tuesday night in October next.
A full attendance is required.
A. G. TEAGUE, Pres.
Sept Is 81 So
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

"TlLT. be sold before the Court House Of
w Edqefield District, on MONDAY, the 4th
day Of OCTOBER next, all that piece, parcel or
lot of Land with the Hotel and out-buildinga, stu-
ate in Graniteville, in the District OF Edge6eld,
known as the Hotel Lot. measuring in width, North
and South, two hundred and fr,y-nine feet, more
or less, and extending Fast and West from Canal
street to Gregg street, four hundred and sixtyfour
feet, together with lot adjoining North on Gregg
street. one hundred feet wide, and one hundred and
eighy-four feet deep. East and West together with
the use in common with o,hcls, of the public Hall
adjoining On the North, for the period Of nine huu-
dred and ninety-one years and eleven months and
sixteen days, to be kept up as Pubic House so
long as the Grauiteve Manufacturing Company
shall not sell their grounds for the erection Of
Public House or Hotel in Grani,eville. with the pro>
vso that the purchaser bis heirs, executors, admin
strators or assigns, shall not convert the said prei-
ses, or any part thereof into place for selling OF
retailing any sort Of wine, spirits or malt lquor,
on penalty Of paying to the Granitevie Manufactu-
ring Company twenty-five dollars for every day on
which such selling or retailing shall take place.
To an approved purchaser the terms will be lib.
eral. Purchaser to pay for papers.
FRANCIS w. FIGKLING,
Executor Of B. Mcbride.
Grahamville, P. o., S. c., Sept. 81, Ct 81
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Corros PIckrSc.-Mr. J. H. Chalmers of our
district, who superintends his fathers plantation,
informed US that during last week, eight hands
picked out in two days. 44OO lbs of cotton.
Pretty good.
Mai. Kinard informs US that on Saturday last,
eight hands of his picked ISIS lbs. of Cotton.
Two of them picked $50 lbs. There was no
race or excitement between them-ordinary
days picking.-Newberry Sun.
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BOOTS & SHOES


ID H. FLANAGAN & CO., of Column
i bia. s. e., have opened branch of their
busircSs at this place, and have now in Store
full Stock comprising full assortment of all the
different styles and qualities, consisting in part Of
Ladies' fine Heel CATERS and B0oTEEs;
'' g SLIPPERS and BASKINS
Misses & Childrcn's SLIPPERS g. BOOTEES;
Gentlemtn's fine Pump Sole, Dress and Water
Proof B0OTS;'
Gent, mems fine Pump Sole, Dress and Water
Proof CATERS;
Gentlemens' Patent Leather CATERS aud
SHOES;
Together with large Stock of Negro Bro
gans, Nail-soled which arc thought TO be supe
ror to anything of the kind ever br, usht 10 this
market.
From past experience in the business, We feel
satisfied that we can
Offer Inducements,
To purchasers that have never been heretofore Of
fercd in this Town. Our Stock is manufactured
by ourselves and bought from the manufacturers.
BOOTS, SHOES, &c, Of every kind made to
order on shortest notice.
J' Terms Cash for all ready made work.
P. II. FLANAGAN e: co.
Edgcfeld c. H., Sept % Ct 3S
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DETROIT, September 81.

DETROIT, OeptemDer Il.
Ma, TuURsroS AND HIS BALLo0N.-The bal
loon which carried off Mr. Thurston, the eronout,
On Thursday last, came down four hour, after
ward, near Baptist Breek, c. ". Mr.. Thurs.
ton was seen upon it !. short time before it was
secured, and is probably LOW in the marshes,
asar Lake St. Glare Search is being made for
him, and thcro is great excitement throughout
the whole country.
mao- Ssl;x Rogers WAS killed by John Fowler, near
arsoaville, c. H. on the night ef the 1870 inst
Whisky.
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NOTICE.-.il persons indebted to US by Note
~ or Account, are earnestly requested to call at
our Store and pay them. Weare compelled to make
collections aud trust this timely notice will not be
unheeded. BLAND s. BUTkER.
Sept. 20, 1858, If 38
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NOTICE-.All persons indebted to the Estate
~ Of j. B. Tabert, deceased, are requested to
make payment ut IN early date. and thuse having
demands against Eaid Estate, will render them in
properly attested for payment.
b. NJ. TALBERT, Adm'or.
Sept. 70, 1853 Inn SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board met on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr. Kerr was absent. The minutes of the last meet
ing and the usual proclamation were dispensed with.
Mr. HOLMES stated that in compliance with the re-
quest of the Board, he would now submit copy of
the communication which he had addressed to The
Board Of Metropolitan Police Commissioners He thea
read the communication of which the following is a
copy; ,,oo ,o.o
To ire Hon the Board Of Metropolitan Police Commissoaer'
In od;euce resolution OF the Board Of Excise Commis'
.oDe,s of the City and County passed the 18th
dsy Of NAV inst take liberty Of respectfully requesting
that you will furnish me- counsel OF the last named
Boao the residences Of all who reside in this
county been reported to the Board OF Police Commits
violated the Act suppress intemperance
and 10 Regulate Sale Of Intoxicating Liquor passed Apnl
1851 sold liquors Sunday together with the
residences the who testify to SUCH
violations such sAe the end that the persons that hsve
violated the law either by selling liquors without oeiug dy
decreased making Of liquors Sunday be- forth
with Proceeded against for the recovery OF the penalties pre-
rbcd by law Very respectfully, obedient servant,
RoBT. ID. HOLMES
Counsel to Board Of Excise Commissioners
Mr.. HAsKETr said he concurred in the matters set
forth in the above.
Mr.. HOLMES stated that he had draft Of memo
rial to the Common Council, asking for permission to
sue without fees as the other law officers of the Cor
poraticn do, when they for penalties which accrue
10 the berefit Of the city.
Mr.. HAsKErT expressed his approval OF such q
course.
Adjourned TO Monday.
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The MACKEREL VMLIASs.-About o clock Sat
urday morning, Mr.. Charles Bsrdes of No. 2l2 Ave
nue. A., was pacing up that thoroughfare ne was
attacked when near Fourteenth street by some half
dozen or more of the "Mackerel gang Two of the
rusns pnoned ms arms, another throttled hin while
the balance proceeded very deliberately to nHe his
pockets. Officer Wbitcomb Of the Seventeenth Pre-
cnet hearing the cries of Bardes for assistance, came
up and arrested of the ruans named James Smith,
the others making their escape carrying of their VIC
tins watch and small amount OF change. The pris-
oner was taken before Justice Steers, who committed
BIN to prison default Of 81 900 bail. Smith is only 10
years of age and says he drawn into the robbery
by his companions, whose names, however, he refuses
10 reveal.
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TIE OTHER SIDE OF TIL STORY.

To ne Editor u The " y Tribune
Sir: There i. an article in your issue OF this morn
ing intended to ure my son and myself should Il be
allowed to pass without explanation az the writer
states the case will come before jury, and u" me
" rhole affair riH, no douh, be brought 70 light" The
facts Of the case are simply these: John Dsturnell
came 10 my office to pay me the sun Of 500 as per
agreement, and because would not sign receipt in
payment Of all demands | have against him, ne
matched the check from me which ne mad already
placed in my hands and had given him receipt for
It. and all money. had received az per agreement
The whole assault amounts TO my holding said Distur
nell and taking from hm the check which had become
my property and which he dishonesty took posses
eop of. JSO. CAL'IN oNIIh'
Netr. York May 70 1857.
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FIRES.

FIRE IN ALLEN STREET. 49,
About Z, o'clock, fire broke out in the dwelling
house No. Allen street, occupied by George u Lay
and Mr.. H. Miller, but being discovered at an early
moment was soon extingushed. The fire was found
to have originated from the burning of chimney IN
the adjoining house. 1t appears that the floor beams
of No ran into the wall within about an inch and
half of the inside Of the tlue in No. 8. Damage TO
building $50; insured. Mrs. Miller's furniture IS
,lightly damaged by water; no insurance. Mr.. Lay
toss will bs about so; insured Tor ~ oW IN the KuI-
ss,s Insurance Co. The adjoining building No 8,
Sas also slightly damaged; insured in the Bowery
Insurance Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

Cror PRospEcrs.-Th Norfolk Arg" SAYS the
vbs., in several adjoining counties has been struck
with rust. writer at Beaufort, n. G., says how
ever that the rust more upon the blades than stalks
and Tia, wheat on wsdrained and fertiiaed soil is
free frcm rust. Late accounts from the West repre-
sent great destruction OF grain crops upon the bottom
lands Ct all the streams; those Of the Wabash aud
other large streams in Indiana are particularly no'ced
as entirely ruined. Upon the upiands, the wheat Is
,tl promisipg-the growth OF straw beng very a'se,
Grass very rank everywhere, but corn is MOI planted
over most Of the corn growing region.
A latter lust in hand from Ashtsbula County, Ohio,
Gays:
.Our soil in this vicinity is such that with the e1'
...;ve rains il has been too wet for working. With
very few exceptions crop of any kind has been put
in for the last six weeks-and still 1t rains week
Of coed weather will b.rey suffice TO fit all our ground
Cor the pow and then ten or htteen days TO DO the
work When willour corn be planted =
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THE WRONG NAME.

n III Id1'oT y The Y IFI01Ht " \,
SR: In your paper Of yesterday your reporter ms1e
,at.m-e. which /. likely be OF serious injury 70 me- Ne
.,-s nat .win cart with the name o. bink,, NO 70
Bedford street. found before one Of ne s" Ht Stables
Tbs N number but my rane purchased me store
from .sd Brks than and ne 80 10 Hsh u Hsc
iris nube. his wagon reeeise ny nNs Jron Won9e
Comfy By making TINS correction ~ VI spT
Yours. with respect. . bEOhrE DfbLehl
M lerk NAY y asa No. % Bediotdst cor Cornnrrce
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A. EXCITING CHASE sFIER BrRcLAR>.-fe sterday
morning about - O'Clock, Officer Curry OF the Ninth
Precinct, whe patroling his bea', was acco-ted by
milkmsn who told him there were some thieves a.
work on the grocery store OF Mr.. Hau, No. ~ hsm-
mersey street Eighth Ward side. Officer Curry I'M
medatey sought his side partner, Officer u AIoeHson'
and informing him Of the matter, both started iorthe
store in question but each taking different direcuon'
The thieves two in number, became alarmed al the
approach of Albertson who had on thick psI Oh
boots which made considerable noise and led INTO tne
tenement houses known as The Mensgerie, located
few doors from the scene Of their operations lnther
they pur.ued, and through the house they hrst en-
tered to the roof Officer Curry saw the fellows lesP
ing from ROOF 70 roof and iueng of their INTENTION ne
and Abortion ran around 70 Congress place reechng
there just in tine to the Thieves cap dlstshce
teentyegb fee, to the ground and eecspe unna'nie'
The fellows quickly glided INTO an entryway whence
they were started by dog and ran down Congress
court ard crowded through small hole Id a. aley
feIce.
Willie running down the court, Officer curry hrea
al them but the sho. did no take effect. Inc pursuit
was renewed, the thieves and officers Oo'n 'OaHAs
fences, and sgain reaching The Mensserei I1''
which the former ran srd secre.sd Themselves oHce'
Albert.on now summoned two Of the Egntn rfecino'
officers and after searching about an nouf OF mort
the thieves we're sgsin started into the street iney
fed down Ki1g street toward Hudson, shd 'ce'eu
fences again al they reached Hsmmersey street a'a
thence darted I'D "Big Niger alley ala sScre'oa
themselves in a house in that ocs'on IL was no"
nearly daylight ard the police e1ertsd themselves to
the utmost to capture the housebreakers Inc nouse
into which i. wa. supposed they hsd lied was searched
bu, no trace of them could be found.
Another house WAS entered and in few moments
thereafter Gre Of the fellows dsred out into the yard
and .caled senc. from which be reached the roof of
shed, when Officer Curry fred shot a. rum VIE H1
revolver. Ire fellow dropped on the roof ejsca."as
"Oh," bu. seeing the officer coming .o~"a nm nc
jumped up a,d made lis way into hing .''se' Aaa
across iuts "a sIssy -wsy. aud dsAay escaped -
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CIT Y ITEMS.

Yesterday VA & fine day. but rather cold for tbs
s-a~oD 70 cod, 'aeee4, tSst fres in psss were by
no meas uncommon. The quia Of the city was MAJ
nestiy improved under tbs new orders in regard 10
Sunday trsd9g.
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BROORLY N ITEMS

BRsoxLrsCIr, MoRrALrrr.-Ths total sumbss q
des,hs in this city for the week ending May y va ~
of which 81 were men, y womes ~ boys and - gaSa.
OF malice there 20; females 81. The principal d.
eases were: Consumption -, broncAits 4. crosP I.
scsIle. fever Inflammation Of the lunss -, snalPs<
>, s,n.born 6, suicide |, hopping cough 3, &c. o.
these - were under year Of sgs. OF natives q
the United States there were 20. ireland %. GxuAay
4, England >.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

BURGLARS A WORK ~ CosNECTICI On Friday
night the Plat inst the dry goods store OF Mr.. D. H.
Gray, in Westport, Conn, WAS entered by burglars
and robbed of shsws, neck ties, able-covers, &c.
few nights aterward the ewelry store of Mr.. A. Weed
in Stamford was broken open, and robbed OF small
quantity of ewery which had been l. out of the SAFE
the greatest portion OF the stock being pretty well Sc
cured from the clutches Of the rOgues. On the same
night attempt was made 10 enter the clothing store
of DIR. j. T. Reilly but the proprietor, who was sleep
ing in the building being aroused 10y the noise made
by the thieves succeeded in driving them away from
he premises.
In their flight they left behind them lot Of goods
supposed to be- the result OF robbery elsewhere. Ii
was subsequently ascertsined that two men aud a
woman had been selling some sba Wis and table covers
in the vicinity at very low prices and upon examins-
ton they found to be portion of thoee stolen
from We.tpOrt. Efforts were then msde TO discover
he whereabouts Of the suspected parties Tney were
sOon traced to Port Chester, New.York, where a
woman, who gave her rame as Anna Maria Donald,
was arrested and identified a~ of the party who
had been engaged in selling off some Of the stolen
property. She was taken to Westport for examination,
but information could be elected from her in refer
ence to her accomplces. man, whose name WAS not
learned arrested Friday last, on suspicion of
being one Of her accOmpIces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

Mi,slsc. -lIonors psey,a stl l. years Of go go
fns- aud hs. net been found she len her hon. -
Saturday the si May and Thursday iss tssd -
GreenPin where abe suppose. 20 ~ coao.d 81, @ stA
p, rp- kuc~D. She q her age, has -i hsr hos
she side ~ he's 81 bar tros. t>h hes
been uocked out Her other cutie kioes about hss an
has sr,rd inquire. the Poaeskaai elsevasrs - 70
her " her, sbO1ts without success. 81 tAg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

Tur CONVENTION ELEcrIoS.-The returns from
Che couptes continue 10 show large vote in oppos.
ION 10 the call for Convention to remodel the Con-
siitutoa OF Maryland. As far as received the woe
ans va A follows: For Constitution, $3.50; against
S;oost.tnti0u. 1925 Majority against Convention.
A 81 lbGtttuVto A"sVA.S~A'