davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08
ID ARM ms MUSE UM.

MORE wOsSEssi saHs DiHsasE MNnE NOVELTIES"
GkEATT ST CURIOSITY ALIVE!
''-s ieFs H&EsrIF ily STo ,si SMALL BOX
o,..v 70 incbes .ausr- avns besides space for EIGHT
S1Ahr i.b, dSL i.l,, ,eSIrp.e. 5u.,if into Il.
!" A''"'' SPACE OF SQUARE FOOT;
In pre the saasnce BIns your osn tues sase ne
box The H'niFfI' 1--WE "ii hrSDsED .si Ed DOLLARS.
this and Oth.r miraculous fess are not performed
literally and without deception!
f'"''''' '9s TIE IL Bride sii OF AN EVENING;
The grand historical rjy 15an + os ,ss sRc sii '
''n up in h' I:i FyfSS iiii o, afrERssooH Fl scoHsr'd
Anew feature IN the AQUARlA.
Tai srfrDlso fi15itsS5 HIS HIS sfsT il TIE wtTER
Ugh: q, hs1 ~ - nd,ee,pe .pa "asr; m , rrrpuoou
&, oiicei. JOAN or ARC Joan NJ. C. Hownd v.l.so,
NH wstl Asr yiSh 3iya e iNDAGuBBEs ,S RsAfs
OF an EvENING Godfrey pu.ne, Mr. F. Aiken Honm.
R1g S % m sfpfSas sSasd sh s St
veiDc. The MAMMOTH LADY wei1ains 7n poands; the
LIVING sKELHToS s.sns only - p.unsi I ne .s .rnns I5I
hsts AQuARIA. or OCEAN and RIVER GARDENS M & The
..s'' ep o.y now N Arrc. ~ ~ :, ,na,i
WILL OPEN-NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
Aad, my viii 0ptn on TUESDAY, April 5 At As New Gal.
ie n lG9 s. m sISfa".S Sc,,e,uans
NPENING NIGHT of PEEL's CAMPBELL
" VS. in a choice ..lcciion Of MiNsTRELsY.
Matt Peel......... Manssef DR. +. A. Jones. .Afsnt
DROOKLYN ATHENEUM.-Dr. KANEs
ID ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS, illustrated by series Of the
most MAGEIPICENT PICTURES on th. continent
that bsve for the last six months drawn the most intellectual
ff s% E"ERY EvFNiNd Of THIS wEEK eonmencins a !,
O'Clock, with lecture by CHARLES GAYLOR. AdnittAncs
IS cents; reserved seats 80
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

NON ENT f I II r.
~ SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
for the wsek ending April 10.
Explosion In Moldinss
Painted Pals.
Corn Husker-liusiated
A,le Box -ilustisted.
Starch from Horse CHI stnuta
American Submarine Explorers at 5. vastopo'
To Cool Water
Recent Pster ted improvements.
Omuibps Cane-ilus.Ta..d.
Cotton and Hay Press-illusrsted
e.if acting Car Break-ilsstrated
Decision In Ttkgrsph Case.
Colts Appiicsiion for Extension Of Psteb'
Frtsk Of Mature
Granular Fuel.
To 5poitsmsD.
Eyapor.ive Qualities Of Iron Copper and B,s 10 Boilers
Laboratory No 2
Alloy for Medals Small Fisnres, Ie
Foreu BummGy
Science in Sport-iuintra,ed.
Cotton G'I-ilustfsted.
Plurb ard Level Indicator-IlGstrsted
Mineral Wealth Of Michisan. - ., o,,
Official Li.t OF Patents granted March 80 with Cisims
The cout.nts Of THE weeks issue of the SCIESIIriC
AMERICAN il vaed End interesting and contains much vSs
Able rfoiu Inyert1r Mechsnc and Manuissue
Subscription Price. % per annum .,,
Single eopiss sy be had st oil the Periodical stores ID 'n'
cry and Brooklyn. . NJ M x 20 Sps vnI c;v
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-08

4 BOOK FOR THE TIMES.
"A The old established House Of EDWARD DUNCAN
BH0nHER bsys recently Eu9,hed hecser su.nor OF
stions a he Soup Every sincere inquirer should read
this Book The combines in an eminent oe
80 s s.n and v,sor With sound and neont.oyer
Ss srpssss lSA ~ ,ss5l sss = ~ = nm orura
JAMES B. KlRKER,l No 5l Broadway.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-05

Commercial Hotsl.

f0nll tsaassssst ~ a. tlsssus a
Hhtmes II a. gsiIa Hsf IA has
NJ gWa iH Ff4wlFfgf sHf 80 istaA
ffHfa 4 iht fflfsf shf s'' sHHsh
Il4. ~ 4HH itlsl u 4 gfh
lla na aHlf iHf taIaa Z vi Y
fIff 81 fHfiIH r. lfH n fflH
llHff, IHahi lsfii. 4 8ff = lhf
n u lff fh AL Aaf mfl Al 4 hafnfil
MfH " fHs #aHlH fNNHta h8 VI fhn
" tHHHi mHf'I n fssHf NlH !
HInFH fHi sfIs iH Ihsi A.
fHHaHf Il AlfH0f hsaae HylfIlh
W. = nisftl, liis Z qsishai Hii b
lf HHHi siafs sai HhsHi as.'..iai
ft. HlaiHg ifiUm.fi z eel ihf NJ.
+ ffiaai n NJ hIlHsm Il lllHHH, Hif
ffWfsAafs. NW Hhf tat I fh4Hn
"a % faHi laH ffi ~ Hli ffaff
flflleHf afiH NfshhfiHa llllal, boz
NIallbsfs saf li 40 fsJ ihai in hlf ia
mHmaHt Il rHfil h4a hl iHiWllf
NJ fiaflsaflIN ihHf. 81 ffiefh yalff
lffHifHian " iha iln.aF flgm N ihH
te.HfH hfts lH ihH lHf-i #itiefl
900 hH ~ ll'faiflfi8Hi ihf hlHi
y .tnf taf4fmtni i nhtaf iha .haff0
n w. a A. lJlai, "a m4st a.atfni anl
q. mnishHl lllg
~ tammeffai iilisl il silaslfl 1h
iNnafNn s'fai aHi fHHi.HF fha fitAi
laih.fH III Watff, tnuNlnia hy ihs lff
f.h tni betml rlmnlfl1a. pilllna
nni .lfY salif h1ufri ln fha f.iy. lli0ti
anl Hmn.hnstai FIll N a'l ilmhs an1 M
f'l hirfs hIih iiJ anl n fhi, ho fnaly
H lnff traveller lni passengers W nhl
from ihe fifaf md falflnl dfp1a lhr
/ lialf4aa ilaAal liha anl lhA Telegraph
liher afa b1ih keri ln iha Commercial
llnioI
The proprietor hains ,hus surrounded
by nnh au able lnl competent corps NJ
niaislHnis, fniian himself that ho oln
I lftoteft fsHnalnliFhoiiun lnhwprl,
hN will Hhuffy lp lha cakes" nni "hnnl
nfnlni ~ filla F." be- will give you lho
him and ihe lnmh, ihr iolly aHd lha iin,
| Ne lhr ifue " naeAihn style nll tho best
in lhe world. ~ sohoiis very liberal
shafHn fnhiln patronage
q. u MITCHELL,
pfdpnfilf rommrfriai HDi,i
January ~, 1868, I'm,
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-05

n. n. TArlea 1 ]. :. Dlkg0,
cA1rDuTDD AuOVU1 Joeunns.
a MysePafed 10 sshe ecsssacsa ID sAess
"A lise. ssd alsc 10 hsill essssa pss..-
- rSaaine go, ein hs~sss, Ae.. q ~
sAsstus ssltse. An WA -.
AAoFoo ~ q Pme)o. -
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-05

W the Creditors Of WIN. Rswland,
i dsssassd;-rcu are hereby notified
ths, At the November Term. Is5s, Of the
Probate Court cf Pamela county. the -
tate Of said dece,ies. vas reported in.
solvent, sad that ysu muss have your
eas,ms against said decedess properly
rseesssd and registered in the Probate
CLERKS e&ce cf saii eeassv. . Or hsf,vs
!Ae lss dsy cf Jsssssy, lsss, = shsy viIl
ee fsfsvef eeffed. 2. NOORE,
Sheriff M Aani,is(Ysses.
Nsvenh~ II, lss;.eo
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-05
NEW LIVERY STABLE
Pamela" Dc,,o,.

roVliE undersigned have spened Liv.
i cry Stable At the Psisls Depot. On
the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
and have Horses and Baxries to hire.
We ere prepared TO send persons interior
10 any point desired. and travellers going
10 Memphis can have their horses taken
care Of until their return. Oar Stable
vill Be- veil supplied with the best feed
lAe essss<y aesslB, asi eur hestlevs In.
t1seRises sai faithful. Or terms ere
tso.soahle, - ~ sslieis . sAase Of he
vssa Slcxtr 4 SIMPSON.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-05

ugLuMuTs Gt,It,t ntFMt
ffGH ~
nllnlS tssftsfAsJrW tsN.
fstsb titib ttfHWt hitHi
- Ufgfsi n ~ hls4iif. tffJ.
9tfIfi niaa4 iifsi aff fHHfs
Naf f# Hffff. 80
sl ligfH #HH IN hhfH


4ff.lI Nfsas. ilf4l aif iHH
Naf h HffIff. l#H
f.# iaaH 4HH HU nsfH
HWHs #fHai pIIlf
A. 'W ff f HfHiH
f Ni fsmHaH mfiHf HH
+hsff.i i.IH f#iif. flHNft fHf
#al ffaai. sh f ffHIhf H ha.a ~
lsmlIs. f.H sf4ia4f ffIIH fhHI HsI
hafa aNf.HH Z 80 s4 ms'l'f = tas
Iahf HfHiHh
atHa HfuH 49, NaaH ~ ne fsts
HluGsfH III ffliH fHffe
IUf ~ Illt Aillltiil
4 fsfas HII44f al lfh ilifl sHHe
sfl faHl r al - HmHiHi fh4nf
st|ah Fll found IHl lsllHiHa ~ 81
shHni lHH = #afi Ha 4 Ham4iIi
hHfaI'Y y HHHihIaf Falfti #HaHH
hffH N isfHsst ifsmHiHf
hfNlfil huutf II 4 iffh H.fW f##I
fHis f.0i, Ffsffa.h imn0H n f.F
thifafilI liaIiHi. n ihH mlaaH.af .If
iam. Nfi0n HHifmi sfrHiii0 Fith iIafag
la ttmtHW. BET hlnif fnaHHH n iIH
bYIg, iJnffaf lta elm, valid HHI
hsnNH aui mit#H NH ihN iHfa, fsH In
III lha hl0t h.tt.Haf N ihN nfHI| ~. ~
ausHiy hbHt fpnh iyInI laiHfr iha see
9Th ianrlfut sB1iIHn lHi .1.i NJ slfhi.
ssHi NJ IiiHnNHH great mobility, faflTia
sfss FIih hlum u mHriy hHhinR Il
msfa lHtifahle ~ aah rliinnia ihan spl
iinif anl nNllana lhaf mNfnl0aall4ffeaf
n lh0m, ul pose N mHnnef M
safnosih0is, nn fraaalhiInu hui n hurried
transition ium ahe question iI Hnnihar
thfr0 Fmrium4 4 niiIF0i lFu On
.Heh ihis me liH.ne lninfihly removes
tHsn fulluaa luk4 80 POWER. 1Afifs
~ ANn iriilltir llis 10 one ~
vblrh lhe pilaui mas otprH Nl4 can
sny fhit ilosr rtrrFfaf Hfr nH frequently
fulI1srd hi ihltn liiHfui diseases Iusan
iiy and consumption iln records ~ The
insane ssylumH snl n. maIin h1lY deaths
by consumption baaf hnllu tliuas. " The
ullh " lhnaH assertions W. lnultln ~
slama lha most melancholy rthIblllun np.
pears. lhe rHuutennnre y ACTUALLY sul
led and quits lfltilutr noiIh'r mifth NJ
grief ever ,.siiaii shnlli % '1unl Of ihe
voice occur ID ls rarely nftifu.nlel
With wnrfn' metsnfrf van despair
Low mlIau sounds De Ffirf hotuilrd.
Debility u most irfrIble anil has brought
thousands upsn thoustnls 10 untimcly
graves, TIM, blasting The ambition u many
neble youth. Il eau b. cured by the use
of this
I>EAI.I.iIiI.l, REMEDY.
u yoa Rrr suffering with any II thc
above distressing ailments, ,hr Firm Va.
u.cr lirrnu vii enre YOU, try il aud be
convinced n iis efficacy.
BeTafs y gaacs HasirHm' and qHaek
docion, Nhe falsely boast II abilities aud
references. Citizens kpoN aud avoid them
anil save long suffering, money and %
posufe hy sending o. calling for bot.
tls u this popular and Specific llcmady.
|, allays al pain ani inflammation. Is pei.
fectly pleasant In it, taste and o,lnr, bat
Immediate in ils action.
Hclmbold's Extract Buchu.
Il prepared directly according to the
rales " pharmacy and chemistry, with the
greatest accuracy sni chemical knowledge
and earc devoted IN H. combination. See
professor pcwec.' valuable work. on the
practice II physie, anil mos, of the late
standard works of medicinc.
cs5. 500 A.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-05
INFAILIBLERENIEDY.
Hclmbold's Extract Buchu.

Il prepared directly according to the
rules " pharmacy and chemistry, with the
rrss,ss, accuracy sni chemical knowledge
and earc devoted IN H. combination. See
professor pcwec.' valuable work. on the
practice u physie, anil mos, Of the late
STANDARD works Sf medicine.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-05

Hfaisafifih, MiV, Ifh j, isl1i
lsofHfa Atfs ! vii oheuffalIy oefli.
" yHuf rtfasai a ihs best fsmsiy W.
f1'irs ~ lha sure n Iheapi8g fgugh,
ffoup, ahi iha chest dlieasas u eblllffn,
W. N your fraternity N W. South ap.
rferala f1af ahill, nnl command Jour
maI- -Lna Iu mn InlIlN.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-05
Collecting Agency.

n
r0NIlE undersigned has oreuei an otce
IN the town of PanoIa for the ccllec.
ton cf debts in the County II Pamela.
Mississippi. H. will receive and cullec,
all claims iutrussed to his care, at the
following ra,esi
For collecting all sums under SlOO, 5
per cent.
Ecr collecting all sums over <lOO, l.s
per cent.
For closing omen accounts. by taxing
usses, at the above rates.
JAMES r. WILSON.
Paaeis, Mississippi.
Rsrrss TO
=. Mansfield a Co.. A. r. Wells a Co.,
q. v. Vance. Memphis. Thos. X. Clarke,
q. I. Rsllinrs. John D. rissr. Pamela.
March ). ISIS. 6-im
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-05
CHANDLER e. co.
WHOLESALE DR. tGCISTS.
AND
10Th ECAR1Es. {

~ n " = l II y 4 II,
NEXT door to Odd Fellows Hail.
MEMPHIS TENN.
Dealers in Pure Drugs and Nh
cines. Chemicals. Surgical 1sstrs-
menss. Fancy Goods. Paints, Oils.
winjow Glass. Patent asd botanic
Medicines. GARDEN sesds. easG. IT,
bscee and Cigars. Bvss1ln snd wlses.
Evefy article nd b = Vosyootsi
= sppsesesesd. - ssk)ess ss y ~.
ssrue1 d ~ eays1se
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-05

Nfu MAseHfsffa, ps,, lob I, 1850.
Sp inuftHlest rt,fnHtti Tefiofia
ing marvellous cures ~ this section. II
he. relieved several from alarming .ymp.
toms ~ consumption, and v nuw curing
o mnn who has lahorcd under nn affection
u the lungs fur The las, forly years.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-05

ssiLtiAer taesen6tssi
safsf# Ffss - y#s
iMHOgUlI1t mn ,ssm IlIIel
tsssstSssf tsllssJ " eaIsilsss !
fHshssat sssAH 4 ftMHHi
~ fHsssf ssslI Asssst H'ss4t =
tks HsfsL sIs,st
z FHfshli.l - - fHIuiH1 fHtft
80 sfafil h4a1f slhsf ffff A.
lH ffHHllNfi aaff4fa wt HHfsH
tamFfsf M ffswi4ma "a hs aHtfiad q
!, "a iHhtyItfff y iha
fGaHpfnffftH AHf Asgurltfl9s
- iahffIif tafffs - laih n iaf4afg
lsa Il st } Nma - sfafll flll iats
t.fsa
rnHMg ~ auhannffri6H
fff ff'Hilhf 4 ihfaa iN.'ff sH
NHsAm
AapI N ne afsa al spta 10 Steel
ihlf#fIhfi entitled " HtHli'fl uiifHT|
H.aH
Aapy n hs ca'mgegliish iH lee.
HHl aHa YEAR, alfH iH
4 tHt.f#is h ths kWhH II pfH
miHmf, tIH1
4 ifaa aim .tfIlH - lhs uuH HfaHi
fHm arH.Iisn Na'Iafiff
thHs h s son ihai ~ r.f ihfaa
if.Iafs ftIi, lha suhsffihsf ~ aai5 fa
fHIFffH
srLrNnll Al rsgnAtlNH,
lii alfu Ne haaalliull ilnslnirl
fss Dsnss ~ sssf@si sA, ssss
laeh subscriber if als0 presented uiih
9 tefiiheaio ln Ne iHafii n lfamuiaa.
/ by shIeh . valuable warl n At, IN Paint
iaH 0f sculpture, mas be fadtiyel IN adj
ton, ihus giving - arefy sulieflbef an
equivalent VI Ne valua n i've dollars,
ahl 4 Certificate gratis.
Any one N lhe o. Magn,inos Il fur.
nishel. Instead II Engraving aud Az
Journal, 4 desired.
No pffsnh u restricted ~ n single
share 1hnae iakinF Eve memhefshitis.
famliline ali, afa eniiilpd 10 an extra
Engraving, md sls lieiai.
Full particulars n ths iHicinlion are
given 10 The AT journal, which contain.
over dsly splendid engrnting.. price
httY efuis pr number Specimen copies
will hn seni 10 M persons who desire 20
subscribe, ~ receipt n I've postage
stamps 10 rcnisl. Address
&. H. DIRBi. Aciuary. e. A. 4,
il' llfnfiwt,, Nov York
VI, :. WARD, Agent NJ Pamela,
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-05

AA RAMSEY, VI. D., AlBioN. slosnor
Co., Iowa. writes, scpi.0, lsit "Durrg
my practice uf many year. ! have found
nothing equal 10 your tnEpr, ptcfoHAL
for giving ease and relief 10 consump,iyc
patients, Or curing such rs are curablc."
We might adj volumes of evidence, bu,
The most convincing proof II the virtues
of this remedy Is found In its cii, cts upon
trial,
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-05

This urw and besu,iful style uf Picture
is .aAen IN Yenphis by Y. n. vassallo,
eriy. Having tsko the Rooms a, sI9
Nsia street. formerly occupiesi hy Park
4 Perlcw.l be respectfully selisiss calls
from the eisisens Of North Mississippi
who visit Memphis. and who want rssllv
handsome. elegant and durable pictures.
Re~eMtes that no one else takes the pic.
ssre called chromcsype.
January 9. lsss. se-iy
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-05

ons bnnirei dollars will be- PAD y any
physician who can prove that tie medicine
ever injured patient, aud thr ie.iimnn,
II ,hoasani. can be produced to prove
that u docs great good Cases Of FROM
enc week IL thirteen wears standing have
hsen effected. the mas " voluntary trsti.
mony In possession " the proprietor ,oach
ING ~ virtues ani eurali,c powers, y i'm.
msase. embracing nsmcs we'll known to
science and fame. lDl,nn bottles have
been sold ani net a single instance Il a
fsilare has been report u
Personally appeared heioreme M alder.
Nan " the ei's u PHILADELPHIA, n. 4.
lislnt1li, chemist. vhu bcins duly .warn
does .ay that his preparation contain. M
narcotic, mcrcur, er injurious drugs. bni
ere purely vegetable. II. 7 ilKI.NRuI.D
ssle manufacturer sworn ~ and sub.
sssib@d before me this aSi day ~ Nu,ew.
Der Isit. W.p illBBiRp, All.
Price 81 psr bottle cr siN for a. div.
ssrei ~ aby address. accamhanie,i by
reliable and responsible certificates frsm
professors n medicsl colleges, elergym, y
and others. Prepared and sold by
u. 7. ull.NBOLn.
practical and analytical chemist.
No " South Tenth 81. below Chestnut,
Assembly buildings, rhita.
kF hewsre n coan,erfciter.. AL fcr
1.lmhclds-,ake no other cures guar.
aausd.
WARD a ioNrs, AGENTS.
ieloiy Memphis, Tenn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-14
For the Advertiser.

DEAR SIR: notice an editorial in your last jour-
nal and also an extract from the Evening News, in
both of which my name is used in way which re-
quires a response from me.
have answered tho Evening Nelrs, and beg that
you will do me the justice to publish that answer
when YOU receive the Ncns that contains it.; and that
you will also give place in your journal to this COM
munication.
have no objections tot the publication Of any quo
aon from any Of my essays or speeches II 1t be done
fairly and set at defiance all "Yankecdom" to make
handle of any thing which have said or writton to
place me in false position before the people Of South
Carolina. Mr.. HAxL1s quotes from my address de-
vered to the South Carolina Institute, and published
in tho Evening Ee'rs afterwards in DE Bo'0s Reu'e
July, 1857, page l23. would like very much to sec
that Essuy published entire in your journal, for an
satisfied it would do me credit, and show that Dir
HANLIN has made gsrbled statements.
Any one who will visit Graniteville, can see fol
himself how appreciate female character, and wha
have done for the labouring people of South Caro-
lima. Yours, respectfully, WIN. GREGG.
GRAS1rEvILLy, April 5, 1855.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-14
List Of Letters,

d EMAINING in the Post Office at Edgcheld c. II
IL on the 3lst March, 1858. Persons calling fol
Letters on this list will please sny, advertised"
A. B-A ~. AsbeI, ., R. T. A'drich, j.
Boothey,J J. Bodie, J. G. Bukmire, 3, R. Brunson
r. ]. Bourc, Miss N. Bledsoe, g. II. Burton, Mis-.
NJ. Bowce. - Brooks, c Bowman, Z. NJ. Bart
ley, L. Bland
G., D-Miss NJ. Curry, c. T. Cochran. J. Fl
Cleveland, J. P. Cuum. Mrs L. Cogbourn, j
Carson, j S. Cule, W. Corley, S. DeLoach, a. S
Dozier, W. ". David, J. Dorm, 2, }. Denney.
F, G-J. Fleming, 3. B. Foster, F. Feyles, !
N. Grifis, NJ. N. Cars, W. ": Carrot, d. Y. Gil.
christ, Nj. NJ. Good, Glover, Executor Of Mary P
Manlz.
H. J--R. NJ. IIolsonbal, ]. S Hughes, j. IIarri
son, c. Ifolspnhak. T. r. Hill, II. NJ. Ilerlong, W
IIarris, ?. IIcaph, Mrs. E. Hanev, W. II. Hazard
R. Hardy, w. W. tiaverd, J. NJ. Johnson, 5, W
Jennings, Mrs. p. johnson, w. W. Jones, T, Jrn'
nings.
X, Mrs NJ Key, Miss S. Long, T. G. Lamar
B. Nj. Lamar, Doct. j. Lake.
M,N-Nli.s F. AIiIlar. 9, Z. McCarmak, L. Mitch.
ell, 7. AIarten, Miss NJ Minis. W. Mathis, S. Mills
W. alarcant, NJ. Moss, W. Martin, Marce, care W
Nlagul', J. Neys, F. A. Nance.
p, R-M Prescott, ]. Patterson, W. ". Pad.
ge,t Mrs E. Presley, N. Padgett, NJ. NJ. Padget
P Ransom, T. =. Rees, II. Reel, Miss d. A. Rlne-
hart, 2, f. i. Rankin,S II. Rodgers Z. Rosser, g.
Stevens A. Rountree, \. Robertson.
S, tt. Smith, J. J. Smith, Liuleton Smith, ]
Spann, Mrs. NJ. D. Seigcn, Miss f. Stone, Mrs E
Shaver, A. steadum. T. Sutton, J. Swerengen, j
Strum. w. Towles, c. Tery, Miss C. Towlrs, Rev
T. c. Tcaslel, Q. Dcct T. L. Tnmons j. Ton,kins.
W, Wv. Wash, Mrs. +. Wells. 9, ". White
NJ. Watson, J. Winey, ". Wayne, J. Young.
a. RAMSAY, Pm.
April l3 1858 Ct IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-14
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Ms- The New Orleans English Opera Company
are now performing in Augusta and will continue
there throughout the week.
Ray- james Morris wus shot on Thursday night
last near Harrisburg, one Of the suburbs of this city
(ssys the Augusta Chronicle &Sentnel,) by VIM. A.
Pardue. We have heard particulars of this affray
or ts cause, pare that Morris wa, advancing with a
rusod stick in his hand upon Parduo, when the later
drew pistol and shot him, tho wound proving mortu
MS- The Municipal Election in Winnsboro, on
Tuesday, resulted in the choice of the old Council,
whose names woro on the "Dry ticket"
ga- Advices from Vera Cruz Mexico, announce
several triumphs by Assolo in Mexico, and it was
rumored that he would be called to the Presidency Of
the Republic. He was formerly General in Zuloaga's
forces.
~ Judge o'Nesll, in recent case at Chester
(South Carolina) Court, brought by the owner Of q
slave against captain of patrol, for twice whipping
slave with monthly pass, decided that IN owner
has legal right to give his slave pass for definite
time specified. The Jury found for the plaintiff fifty
dollars for each offence by tho defendant.
w despatch from St. Joseph's, No., says that
Brigham Young had notified COL johnston that if he
did not enre Utah Territory by the 10Th of Murch,
he and his force would bo annihilated.
NS- Letters lately received in Washington from
Madeira, state that E1-Presidont and Mrs. Pierce
have experienced much benefit from the mild climate
Of tho Island.
@- Mr.. Davis, q we'll known peach grower, Of
Clermont county, Ohio, reports that not moro than
one poach bud in twenty thousand has escaped the
frost.
nE Ths Hon. james D. Tradewel has been re-
elected Mayor of Columbia by majority of sixty
ono votes.
w The capital rriro of s5O,OOo in Swan Co.'S
three number Lottery, drawn ut Augusta on tho Sd
inst, WAS sold to well known business man in Sa-
yannsh.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-14
THE RESULT OF THE WEST POINT DUEL.

The Montgomery Confederation of the 9th inst
says:
"We have been called upon to state that the
duel which WAS to have been fought at West
Point yesterday between Ben Lame Posey, Esq,
and samuel G. Reid, did not take place, owing
to the refusal of the challenging party, (Mr. Po
sey,) to agree to the terms proposed by Mr.. Reid
The Weapons chosen by Mr.. Reid were Mississip'
pi rifles, and the distance thirty PAGES"
The Montgomery Advertiser Of the 9th inst
says:
"'Alas, what perils do environ
The man who NEEDLES with cold iron.'"
" The duel did not come off. The parties
were all on the ground-Mr. Posey sent his chal.
lenge. Mr.. Reid accepted, to fight with Mssis.
sippi rifles, at thirty PAGES Mr.. Posey declined
to fight with rifles, and it was thereupon notified
that Mr.. Reid and his friend would be on the
ground OF A. NJ, Thursday, the 9Th inst, with
rifles, to give him the redress he had demanded,
and that failing to appear they would feel dis.
charged from any further obligation to remain.
They had previously refused to receive any fur
ther communication from him. They went to
the ground, waited one hour, and returned. Mr..
Posey attempted to reopen negotiations ! they
refused TO notice any communications from him,
and returned by the morning train from West
Point. So ends the contemplated tragedy"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-14
POLITICAL.
" Proeul, procu! este, prctani."

kansas, after all the confidence Of Southern men
in and out Of Congress- has not been admitted under
the Lscompton Constitution. The defeat of the
measure is chargeablc at last upon Southern men
The Southern Americans preferred playing false to
their section rather than vote with the Democracy
and hence the result.
Yet the measure has beon 80 rejected by the House.
a. to leave open no fighting issue, disunion issue
It WAS defeated by tho substitution of another scheme
which would throw back upon Kansas the settlement
of the whole matter. The Senate however has not
and it is thought will not acccde to tho Critezden
plan of Adjustment and, as VIC learn from several
sources, there i, probability that Kansas Lecomp
ton will be carried through yet.
But it appears to be the feeling of Southern men
now that the whole Kansas turmoil has been q hum
bug, and that no issue Of disunion should or can
spring out of it What then? Are We to have no
state action from Texas, or from Alabama? 0l
course not. No Southern man in Congress is sus-
pccted Of even dreaming about such thing The
question is all delusioD, faseo. There's nothing
IL it." Vapor, and smoke, and empty thunder, all.
So the end is not yet. But it is coming in few
years perhaps. Howl Well, Seward will be elected
President and then the South will certainly be Of
So this is to be the next groundwork of agitation
When tho year 1860 shall roll around, then VIC shall
soc what we shall seo Probably it may be little
prolific of disunion the present annus domini
But, to take the other view, abotiouism may carry
the day. anarchy may stalk abroad with garing eyes
and fanaticism may spring upon the temple Of oul
liberties and tear it into forty thousand pieces. OF
course then the South will get up for herself Who
Wouldn't Therefore let US watch the storm, and
keep our powder dry.