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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
sPURGEoN,s PREACHING.

Amid the general enconums lavishsd upon this
extraordinary preacher and his pulpit performances,
an occasional thrust of esnsurei. administered, which
s perhaps well enough if but to remind his enthusi-
ase admirers that their paragon is ut last but man.
He is reported to have said in alusion to Dr. Dicks
wish that he might spend eternity in wandering
from star to star:
"For me-" let it be my lot to pursue moro gori-
Gus study My choice shall be this: shall spend 5000
ysnrs in looking into the wound in the left foot Of
Christ, and 5000 years in looking into the wound in
the right foot of Christ and 10000 years in looking
into the wound in the right hand Of Christ, and TO-
900 years in looking into the wound in the left
han of Christ, and 1ooU0 yenrs in looking into the
wound in his sidc."
We unite with eotemporary in asking, I" is thi'
religion ?"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

AZ. T. B." draws rich sketch of "New York
Boarding uses."-truthful too as daguerreotype.
His letters very pleasant,-fnr above ordinary in
both matter and manner
"PALNErTo" gives some interesting Washington
items. Mark what he says of Seward. If opal
HErro' surmscs ccrrecty,-(and he can see for him
.olf rs well tho next mnu I'VE may look for some
strange developments ut Washington before the ides
of March arc passed. I'VE must ask "PALMETTo,"
hi. time to start his letters little each week.
Ii o would mail them so as to reach Augusta sunday
We would &C; them monday. Wednesday is too late
fur Tic iSSuc uf The current week.
T.. We regret to add that by some unacconrta-
blc trick of had luck, "PALsErTos" letter has hccn
misplaced ami we have hcen unable yet to lay
hands upnn it. The Developments ailuic to abrve
havo reference to the probability Of eren SeHard GO
ing for K""s"S amt L"co"pton. The Indication would
seen, to he, that the nrcl.abuioniSt finds tho tide,
turning against him at hume.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUR0PA.
New YORK, March 9th.
The British and North American Royal Mail
Steamship Europa, Captain John Leitch, has
arrived with Liverpool accounts to Saturday,
February 20.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 20.
CoaNERc1AI.-The sales for the week ending
Thursday evening, Feb. lS, were $500 bales, Of
which spectators took $500 and exporters S.
500 bales, leaving to the trade $4,000 bales. The
market opened unsettled and excited at an ad-
vance Of i'd, and closed quiet, but firm. The
following are the quotations.:
Fair Orleans 7ad, Middling 7ld; Fair Mobile
7sd., Middling 7sd.; Fair Cplsuds I'D, Mid
dling7s.
The stock on hand in Liverpool is 100000
bales, of which $4,000 is American.
LIVERPOOL GENERAL MARkEr-Flour is re-.
ported very dull, and quotations barely main
tanned. Wheat quiet. Corn dull, and white
declined lG2s.. Z quarter. Sugar quiet Rice
steady. Rosin firm at As 3d@4s I'D.
LUspoS MONEY MAEKrr-Money was easy.
Consols had advanced, and were quoted at s7a@
97s.
GENERAL NEws-Thc steamship Europa reached
Liverpool on the 18th February and the Kanga-
roo on the 18th.
The British Ministry were defeated in their ef.
forts to pass the Conspiracy Bill.
Later news had been received from India, and
it was regarded as favorable.
The Bank of France had reduced its rates o
discount
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
For the Advertiser.

Mr.. EDITOR: An impression has gone abroad tlat !
about to leave this Disric to avail myself Of the
advantages Of lucrative partnership in my profss.
sion, offered me in othsr Districts.
am not yot determined to romovs from Edgshsli
and shall certainly otgo away without informing
my clients and friends of the fact many months be-
fore my departure.
may bo pardOned for saying, that is hard for
me to seror tho ties which bind me to my early and
sesdast acquaintances and associates and to dissolve
my connection with the spot of my nativity and the
home Of my affections.
think am now in condition to bs more devoted
to the busne" Of supporters, and the duties Of life,
than have ever been before For high and holy
responsibilities impose delightful obligation upon
mo which it shall be my pride and glory right here
most punetlliously to discharge.
Respectfully,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
AMUSEMENT OF THE WEEK.

Another exhibition offers itself to our community
this week. 1t is that Of very remarkable musical
genius known as "BIlaD ToX." lie will be assisted
by Mr. llErr, of Augusta, on his eght-strnged vo-
lin. The entertainment is at.ractve-so said to be
By lhuse who have witnessed it. We know Mr.. ElETr
by reputation. He is considered by our Augusta
friends m excellent performer OF the blind prodigy
the Augusta Dispatch (cspitn authority speaks as
follows:
Musical PnESoNEyoS-We feel safe in pronoun-
cling the blind boy now performing at Masonic Hall,
the most wonderful phenomenon i'll the world. That
Il little blind negro, without instruction or tuition of
any kind should be able to accomplish III music what
tho finest artists in the world would find Impossible
is, to say the least, remarkable. We do not wish to
he understood as intin,ating that TONS performance
the piano is perfect, or even extraordinary in sI
but do suy that taken in connection with all the
circumstances it is most wonderful.
We saw somc things last night which must he seen
to be believed Mr.. Andrew IIett, most excellent
violinst Of city, was present. and pertormed-in
connection with his band-a number OF dlhcult
polkas, watxes and other pieces Among them WAS
an exceedingly difficult German air, which Tow had
never heard before. After little hesitation, he
went to tho piano and played i-not perfectly, Of
course-but botter than nine tenths Of the finest mu
sicians could have done first trial. After tho lupss
Of half an hour, he again called OIL for the piece,
and without hesitation played it much better than ut
first.
Now, this wo consider wonderful. twas remarka-
bic that the boy should have played difficult piece
the FIRST timc after having heard it but once, uEd it
WAS ,tl more wonderful that he able to play it
instantly after having heard and played number of
other things calculated to confuse his mind
We repeat it, that such another wonder is not to be
found in the world and those Of citizens who do
not go TO sec him will miss treat Of 10 ordinary
character.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10

The poem concludes with the following exquisite trib
ute to this "ministeriny .nge." It is touchinsly
awect-a worthy finale to composition in many re-
spscts credsble to its talented aud tasteful suthor:
Sho who knelt ther. is now my gentle bride;
And ono by ono, those visions Of unrest
E1orcisod by her voice, have fed and died,
And pristine calm my dreaming hours hath blest.
For in her heart-eaeh ona q constant guest,
Faith, Love- and Hopo their blessings do dispense,
To chase all shadows from her Euileess breast;
And armed with these, Affection comsih thence
To conquer al my gloom with godlike innocence! !"
We append few criticisms for tho authors oye,
and hope ho will take them the msroly ,uggeItive
hints Of friend:
Stansa 2-Tbe 9th and 7th lines are inartistioally
connected with what prsesdes them.
Stansa Cline sixth. "Mne oyes had acsn the
lights Of life to fade" Could not something be sub
.tituted for the words in italics which would relieve
the line of that Objectionable proposition? Is not
such defect enough indeed to call for tho remodel
ling Of the entire limo, if need be!
Stan=a Lime 1rst A syllable too much. Of
course the authors oar told him this 1t may sesn
right to him. To our ear, it begins the line too
jampingly.
Stansa s.-"of Capanem; and Hero followed
near" &c. Is it right in English, to render the
Crock dipthong in one syllablo'
Stanza 1.-THE latter part of it approaches, too
nearly, tho blasphemy attributed to jobs wife.
Stanza 1s.-Lines, FIFTH and sixth, are obscure.
This may be owing to the incorrect punctuation OF
the printer too much of which is apparent in this
otherwise handsome little volume.
If III: oh oul1 hrsa In
mems so appropos of disappointed friendship, rs OF
deapairing patriotism. (see Moore's "Harp that
once thro' Tara's halls" Even in the instance OF
Cesar and Brutus, the great master represents his
hero as overcome by grief rather than indignation.
The trsachery of Brutus "quite sa"qui'hed" him.
He gave the false friend no glance Of or nngor,
but
"ia III. mantle nI6ains up his Jaee,-
Great Cesar fell"
The historical ct tu Brute also, expresses rsproaeh
only,-not resentment
tanza 1eThe four frst lines contain, to our view,
an ant-elimaI and certainly can be amended by MIR.
CALDwsLL's evidont good TASTE
S!anza 2o.-Lacking in perspicuity.
Stansa 2l.-" Maddening thrill is Objectionable
in this connection. Weakening thrill" two line'
below, is bettor Their immediate opposition Injuries
! the effect Of both.
But we are not disposed To bo critical. Our regret
i. that have not space to give fuller specimens Of
Mr.. CALpwELL'a new bnntlins. OF the other poems
in the volume, We may have something to say here
after. In the mean tme wo commend this littlo book
to tho roader we'll worthy place in the poeti
/ cal nook Of bis library.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

~ "sARAHs" request nill receive due attention
next week.
H T. A. Burke, Esq.,, late of the Augusta Dn
patch, has become connected with the Savannah Nor
ming Neus.
! D 500 the advertisement Of Messrs. A J. PKL
LETTER Co.. Hamburg. They invariably keep or
hand fresh and genuine stock Of Drugs, Medicines
DC.
eT Tho Savannah Morning Neu', of March 4tb
Says: "At the election for Mayor and Councilman
which took place in Brunswick the lat instant, c.
W. STILES, for Mayor, received seventy eight votes
and the opposing candidate JAMES HousroS, seventy
six. The contest between the Councilmen nearly
as close. All but two Of the STYLES, or "ConserVa-
tive" ticket wero elected the highest leading his op-
ponent only six votes."
tSy The steamer Pelican and nina hundred and
eighty-fuur bales of cotton were entirely destroyed
by fire on the oath Of February, nenr the mouth Of
tho Arkansas river.
H The Washington Uaio" officially announces
of South Carolina to be consul Of the United Statcs
at Elsinoro in Denmark.
t:T W. R. Dickinson, Postmaster at Compromise
Hickman county, Ky, committed suicide fow days
siuce by taking opium.
rB- Tho annual exercises Of the Georgia Medical
College were closed on the 8rst inst The following
gentlemen from this State received the Degree Of NJ.
D.: J. W. Lowman, A. J. Speor, T. A. Porcr, Patrick
Todd, P. L. Bakely, ]. B. Harvey, II. c. Edniunds,
J. g. Smith, L. W. Traylor, s. A. TOmkius, and j. D.
Patton.
u The Weekly M,si"ippias has tho following
item from gentleman in Washington city, which it
considers reliable:
AZ have just returned from second trip to Kansas.
Set it down as fxod fact Mat il she Is admitted
der tho Lecompton Constitution, she will be perma-
nonuy stare State"
@g subscriber, living in Sumter county, (says
the Ocala, Fla, Home Companion, sends Us part
of corn tnsse, taken from the farm Of Col. J. n.
Hanson, on Lake Griffin and states that hs will f.rs
roasting cars in March.
@r Punch varies an old proverb thus: at 10 tho
last tune on the hurdy gurdy that gos tho players
hcnd broken
v Hon. Edward Everett is expected in Charles.
ton, where he will deliver his lecture on Wsshington
He will bs the gusit Of Mr. Ysadol Of the Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
SECOND WEEK OF COURT--TRIAL OF
CD. .TILLMAN, ESQR.

The Spring Term for EdgeGeld was concluded yes
erday, nftcr very cold but not otherwise unpleasant
session.
Tho trial of G. D. TILMAs, Esqr., occupied Monday
and largo portion of Tuesday. His was in the
hands of most intelligent jury. Messrs. sPAss and
GARY ably and eloquently advocated his cause. The
State was represented by Solicitor OWENS in man.
highly crcitable to that gentleman. The conduct
of all concerned vas decorous and guarded as became
the Importance Of the Gaze.
Tho jury, after an absence of near six hours, re-
turned with IL verdict of guilty Of Manslaughtcr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
rHAcKKRAY,s "vIRGIsIANs."

We mentioned, before this, that the Southern Lite
rary Nessenger had taken Mr. TnAcHERAr- to task
for bis liberties with the name Of George Washing
ton. Tho New York Mirror also demurs to this fsa-
turo of I" The Virginans:"
"The continuation Of Mr. Thaekeray's story Of the
Virgnans is clever and yet We cannot help object
ing to his introduction of Washington into his plot, in
the style in which it is DONE This sscred character
is brought to m equality with two young boys on {.
Virginx plantation, and is actually made to cume of
second best in several domestic scenes Of the most
common place description. lie is represented ss a
prsfane, irascible person, and duelis- Hsndt of,
Mr.. Thackeray, abuse your four Georges as you like,
but let ours aloneW
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
JOSEPH ABNRY.
PRINTER IN LucK-GEoRe1A ALucHYpIAc1

Lxtely there was young English printer, named
Henry Floyd, engaged ON the Savannah Georgian,
and few days ago he sailed frem Savannah for Eng.
land having received the welcome nsWs that he was
heir to an sstate of 100000, about 100000, sum
much to bs desired in "hard times." This is not .
luekier turn in tho wheel of fortune than that which
happened to an American typo sometime since. He
had tried bis luck st almost thing, and was sbout
to despair, when the happy thought struck him he
might draw . prize. Accordingly he purchased .
ticket in S. Swan Co.'S ega1ed lottery which draws
every Saturday at Augusta Ga aud drew tho capital
prize of $4,000. The next drawing offer, brilliant
prospects, ms the capital prise is $4,000. Tickets
$lo and 2l which entities the holder to the whole
or prOportonate share in any prize that hs draws
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
WHO Is HE

As sharp sccnting seems to be growing fashionable
in South Carolina journalism, We beg to call the
published in that paper the other day. and to ask
whether it was Moan, or DANIEL WEasTER, who OK
pressed himself to "the performers" in such select
English:
"On ono OCCASION at rehearsal Webster said ~ the
performers, ~ am very sorry you take 10 much
trouble" "No, not at ALL" was the roply. eyes, !"
he added, "but say yesdat is for why you take do
trouble sing many notes dat are not in do Book"
Who and where is this musical Webster?
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6 de GhLS,0

Hear what Julius Cesar Hannibal, of the New
York Pick, says upon this interesting subject:
az hab always in my life found de gals to bc fust
in lub fus in quarrel fust in do dance, fust in de
ics-cream saoon and do ust best and dc Inst in de
rick room! What would we poor foers do widout
dem7 Let us be born as young, as ugly, and ashelp
loss rs VIC please, and woman's arms ready to
ccivo US; she it am who puts close pom our hspess
naked limbs and cubbers up footses and toeses in
long flannel petticoats; and it am she who, ms wo
grow up, fills our dinner basket wild doughnuts and
apples start to school, and licks when We tcar
our trowsers."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10


Gc- Hon. Daniel 8. Dickinson, Of New York, has 5
written strong, manly and patriotic letter upon
the Kansas controversy, siding boldly With the Ad-
ministration and the South. - ..g5s. &.
8- Hon. Lucius Q. c. Lamar, of Mississippi, has !!
delivered the best Speech thus far Of the present
Congressional Session. $50
~ Judge OEeall has met with . ssrsrs accident
the Union and spartanburg railroad. Hi. injuries
are happy to state, not considered dsarsrous
The accident occurred from tho runnipg-of Of car
wheel. f.-.,. ~!
Ss- Hon. James b. Hammond is daily sxpsetsdt 10
make bis debut on the foor of the Senate.
~ Mr.. Pierce, Secretary of Legation At the Rus
sian Court, has returned to the United States.
gB> It is stated that Queen Victoria, when At her
summer residence at Bamoral is aceustomsd torisit
the eotagers, who call her "Mistress Albert and feel
quito at home with her. There is not family whom
she or somo member Of her household have not sup-
piled with tho Bible whom they have been dssuts Of
it. while she also distributes many Of the Tract secie-
tvs publications. Good Queen Vie! -
~ They are talking in England Of allowing
Mr.. Albert (now Prince Consort) to be called King
Having had issue by tho Queen he is tenant by eou,
| tesy Of her Kingdom. Such at least i, the London
Court Journals application Of the old law Of Henry
VIII
gfs- The piano, violin, metal harmonieon and eas-
tanats, make up very good little inglesids band.
Try it &
G8- We hero say to the Abbeville Banaer, that Ne
DO claim "CoRsEILLr" as own postical rosebud.
~ Tho Patriot and Aountaineer make, strong
appeal to tho citizens of Greenrills on the subject Of
tho Southern Central Bapt' College proposed to bs
established by that denomination. Greenville Il to b.
tho location Of thi, in aturo seminary provided one
hundred thousand dollars are contributed to it, en-
dowment in South Carolina. The Patriot fears this
sum will not bsraised unless Greenvlle speedily makes
up her $4,000 to that end. Hence the urgency Of
the appeal We really think that in consideration Of
tho great advantages in prospective she ought 10 So.
cure the whole $1,000 without moments hesitation
u number Of farmers in Edgsasld have bssa
caught by March, still sowing spring osts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
MASONIC LECTURE.

The Master of Concordia Lodge No. SO, A. F. NJ,
requests us to say that the Row. Mr. PICKETT will de-
liver lecture before that Lodge Saturday evening
the 18th instant-subjcct, "Thc Esoteric Ethics OF
the Master Mason" Brethren Of neighboring Lodges
are invited to attend. Lecture to commence at
o'clock, p. NJ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10

dearest friend have on earth has doubts Of future
hell but that same friend has no doubts that you and
those who follow the same calling are curse to the
country, and foe to all that is pure and upright.
Farewell, "LloUon DEALER" Farewell, my ain-
ming friend! Ponder we'll your coursc Remember
"thc way of the transgressor is hard" If shall
never hoar from you again, shall pray that you
turn from your evil way, and will meet me in heaven
Tr,,1,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
Qbe Aopertiser,
ARTHUR SlMKINS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, 8. C.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1858.
RULES THAT MUST IN FUTURE BE OBSERVED
EDGEFIELD, 8.

RULES THAT MUST IN FUTURE BE OBSERVED.
All advertisements from this date, not amounting to
more than $40, must be paid for in advance.
Merchants and others advertising by the yonr, will
be required to settle every six months.
No paper will be sent out of tho District unless paid
for in advance.
All letters on business connected with the Office, to
receive prompt attention, must be addressed to the
"Edgsfeld Advertiser"
To these rules we will rigidly adhers. Therefore,
take notice and act accordingly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
OUR FEMALE INSTITUTE.

This institution is now opened and in progress.
Reference is asked to the advertisement for details as
to studies, prices &c. The teachers employed come
highly recommended. Tho arrangements of the
school arc complete. And now that Spring is likely
to set in with its bamy and inspiritng inHuen-
ccs, hopo to young ladies aocking to the In
stitute from all sides.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
DREAMER.

"Thank Heaven" said, "fur that one earnest
man!
toll thco, poet, rs the echoes fell
On our first parents ears, when they began
To quit the Garden and to feel Farewell,
Fen sadly thus, tho parting tones would swell
AS with my Faith quilted company!
But in this world do not all mortals dwell
Like ono who in sono ancient church doth SEQ
Such light painted glass and shadows let to be
This discussion continues, until (as have before
sad) tho sceptieal rsitor becomes convinced Of his
sinful delu,ons and finds himself roady to return,
wiser, botter and happier man, to his sublunary
domicil. OF the arguments adduced by the ghost Of
Chaterton to combat those delusons, the strongest
one, doubtless, wns that which revealed the distant
kneeling maiden Of earth to the dreamer's vision.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10

FOUND DeAp.-Rebecca Grove, an old lady,
was found dead on last Friday, on the Howard
Gap Road, about mile and half from this
place. She wa, pauper, and being subject to
occasional mental arrangement, it is probable
she had wandered away from the Poor House,
when in that condition. A Coroner's Inquest
was held, and the verdict rendered that she came
to her death by exposure.-Spartanburg Express,
4th inst.
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ALWAYS ACCURATE,

Tho Charleston Courier recently announced that
the mother Of Miss ELIZA LOGAN had died in Ssvan
nah; and two throe days thereafter the Savannah
Morning Sews added, that the said lady had departed
with her daughter for Cincinnati and was much i'm
proved since reaching her homo
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
THE FRENCH CLASSES.

All desrous of taking advantage Of Mr. MosrHUR-
nYs instruction in the modern languages are request
cd to give heir at to that gentleman, who
is staying nt the Carolina Hotel His course Of in
structiun mill begin next week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
pENNsYLYAHIA pEXocRArIc coNYEIr1oH.

HARRISBURG, March 5.-The Democratic Con.
venton is still in session. The majority of the
committee reported a series of resolutions in ia
yor of the admission of Kansas as State under
the Lecompton constitution. A minority report
was preyentei
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
DEMOCRATIC nErTINa m EHW YORK;

= New YORK, March 5.-The Democratic mass
meeting last night at Tammany Hall, passed res.
olutions sustaining the Kansas policy Of Presi.
dent Buchanan.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10

SERIOUS AccIDEEr.-Yestcrday afternoon
youth by the name of Benjamin Silas, while at
tempting either 10 get on or of the the mule train
of cars, unfortunately slipped, in some way, and
the wheels of the hindmost car passed over his
body. He was 50 very seriously injured that he
died in about three hours after the accident
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10

D1srREss1so.-Mr. John Barry, Of Nashville
Tenn, was fatally wounded by his son, last week
while fencing with fois, the point of the foil en-
tering just above the eye. After lingering few
days be died OH Tuesday. His son, quite youth,
is almost frantic With grief at the occurrence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10

@~A Western Exchange says: "By an accurate
measurement lately made, the Mississippi Rivur is as-
cOrancd to be 1924 foot or littlo moro than half
mile wide, st NstoheI.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
MORE SNOW.

Again Oh Monday last were our spring prospects
taken aback by another "cod snap" In hclanguage
of 'uld Tuncy" "frst it blew, aud then it sner, and
thcu IL friz"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-03-10
Edyefeld Pupiis, 1858.

&5 Tho Mobile Erening Ne,es acknowledges the
reception of Of Irish potatoes, of this seasons
cultivation. They rather forward sort" of peo-
pie about Mobile.