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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-28

AT GREENVlLLE 5. e.,
Wednesday,, the 18th of January noxt.
NNTILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, at
Wv the Carpenter Shops Of the late JOAB
MAULDIN, deceased, ut Grecnville, S. c., at II
o'clock, ON Wednesday, the 18th oj January nert,
The Following Negroes:
GEORGE, about % years of age, first rate
Carpenter, and u man of superior intelligence and
character.
ELIAS, about 80 years old, first rate Car
penter.
JEFF, about 25, good Carpenters with his
Wife, JENNY, about %, good Cook, Washer,
Ironcr and Seamstress, and their two Children,
JOHN, 4, and HARRIET, ycaes old-an un-
commonly likely and valuable Family.
FRANK, 25, good Carpenter.
TITUS, rs. good Carpenter; with his two
Children, DAVID, Z, and THOMAS, years old.
JOE, rs, u good Carpenter; with his Wife,
CHANEY, 80, and their Children, ROSE, ~,
CAROLINE, 10, PHILLIS, 5, ard WILSON,, 3
years old.
HARRY, II, been working sorle time at the
Carpenters trade.
JACOB, Is, been some time at the Carpenters
trade-uncommonly likely.
JIM. So good 0stler and Carriage Driver; with
his Wife, AMELIA, 80, u good Cook, and their
Children, D0LPH, 4, and TOM, years old.
BILL, about 12 years old.
MARIA, about 2 years old.
The ordinary CARPENTERS TOOLS OF tho
above named Workmen will be sold with them.
THERE WILL ALSO DE SOLD,
Several Hundred Thousand Feet of First Rate
LUMBER, of all kinds. A great portion Of this
is Yellow Pine, of unusual sizes and lengths, from
Frosts Mills, near Columbia. To te sold in lots.
A quantity of Yellow Pine SHINGLES.
A fine Assortment Of c A F E b K 5
TOOL S, Of excellent quality.
a Lot of LATHS.
AFOUR HORSE POWER, with Shafts, Bands,
Whip and Circular Saws, &c.-co:nplete and in
good order.
Two Horse WAGONS aud HARNESS.
l CART.
l Two-IIorse CARRIAGE and HARNESS.
l Pair First Rate and Well Broke MULES.
Grey PONY.
Some CATTLE and HOGS.
ALSO,
A large Kiln of Well Burnt BRICK, to be sold
entire deliverable as it stands, about two miles
from town, on the Pcndlcton road.
TERMs.-A credit Of one year, with interest from
date, on note with two approved securities.
n B.-The Brick Kiln may be purchased at
private sale, and any Information in regard to the
other Property obtained, on application to c. j.
ELFOkD, Attorney. Grccnvillc, S. e.
L. F. MAULDIN, Qalifea Executor.
Dec. 2lst. 1859. 1t 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-28

THO HIRE, For the ensuing year GOOD
II PLANTATION BLACKSMITH. Enquire
at this Office.
Dec. FL st o0
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-28
EXECUTORS SALE OF
p LIKELY NEGROES
And other Property,

AT GREENVILLE S. c.,
On Wednesday,, the 18th of January noxt.
NNTILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder, at
Wv the Carpenter Shops of the late JOAB
MAULD1N, deceased, ut Grecnville S. c., at II
o'clock, Oh Wednesday, the 18th Of January mert,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-28
G | R ? B [ IN GS, \ 4 IT | n GS
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES
CURTAINS, CORNICEs, GIMPs, &c.
JAS G., BAILIE & Bro,

call the purchasers to their stock OF the following
w their direct Importation VIZ
CARPETTNGS,
Carpet paerns English Royal Velvet Carpets and rich
all the Desirable patterns nac
Three Crpang New styles ingram Car
Druggs G to | Mosaic velvet
an Tuted Rugs Stair Rods &c
OII-CLOTE8S,
quality Goods to ~
Oil Cloths Mahogany, Rosewood Chn NC
fine Oil Ch which will be sold
low carriage makers.
WINDOW SHADES.
Shades wholesale
Landscape Flowers including Ba Patent Shade Fixtures
will find their advantage CALL
CURTAINS
DIane Muslin
Curtains embracing patterns designs Cnic Variety Gimps and
everything connected with a large stock of Curtain Goods
NIATTINGS MATHS &c.
and &C., 3d. A ST. and G
Widths
outside Wool
VENETIAN CARPETING.
of liberal discount the
furnishing places public worship Stair Linen and Stair Oil Co in
Brushes all of which would respectfully call the attention
" Roy @ Oers nromnjy attended M JAS G. BAILIE & BROTHER
JAS G. BAILIE, Charleston, S. c.
Auqust August3l
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j. A. Ansley & Co.,
NO. 300 BROAD ST.,
AUGUSTA, GA.
ATHENS. ca, Nov. 20 1850.

ATHENS, GA, Nov. ~ 1859.
Dear Sir Rhodes Snpcr. Phosphate has Bet
applied by this year, on small scale, to both
Corn AMI Cotton. The result exceeded my expec.
t,ton, although tho experiment, for many reasons,
were not, niit rpud hot be cUi,.tIctei with due
caution ye, Em entirely satisfied, that tie
growth Of wced in bo!h instaucc, and the fruit in
corn, and IN the number of hul!s Of cotton, were
fully double tho yield in the portions unmanured,
ind this when ouly " Tablespoonful Of the Super
Phosphate WINS applied MS t. tip dressing to each
hill Of corn, aud - tea-spoaninl TO each stalk Of
rotton-unt tn! last as late in the season as the
18th of July. Some Of the --.-' .--.'v tn nine feet
ish with six feet hranche
while the unlnanurr,l wn.
my intention. nrSt yrnr, to
Very respectful
Your
(Signcd) NJ.
UNION POINT. fG.I
Messrs. j. A. Ansey 4 Co.:
Gants-G bought ton
phate in Baltmorr, lust 81
D. Lcitner, vi Bcvzrlia, to
nnre. put about 125 lbs
in the drill, On lnnd that ws
to 100 lbs. Of seed cotton per
The resul, is entirely sars
It least FROM 4.0 10 800 lbs.
ry poor land. expect to
tons for my Spring crop.
to put his name to this also.
Yours, in great bnste,
(Signed) p. w. PRLNTUP,
WILLIAM FOSTER.
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Report On Manipulated Guano for
Francis Robinson.
State Of South Carolina,

Estate Of
Jesse Dnrcc.
NTUDER the Act of the Legislature authorizing
" the Commissioner in Equity to take charge
"t Derelict Estates under certain value, will
proceed to SELL OH the premises, the following ,esl
estate of Jesse Bartcc, deceased, on the 18th day
January next, viz:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, situate in EdgeGe'd
District. containing fifty four moro Of less.
ON the Edgefcld & Hamburg Plank Road, about
five miles above Hamburg, and surrounded by
lands of Albert Rambo.
TERNs-A credit Of twelve months with interest
from day of SALE except ns to costs which will be
required in cash. The purchaser to ray for titles.
A. SIMKINS, c.E.E.n.
Dec 10 At 90
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ESTATE SALE.
Town Property for Sale.

A LII persons wishing to invest their capital in
"a real Estate. will find it to their interest to
call upon the subscribers, us they now offer for
sale upon reasonable terms, the
STORE HOUSE,
Situated in the Village of Edgeiield, adjoining
the Store House of Col. NJ. Frazier AMI the Ad-
ycrii<cr Office.
The said HOUSE has two large rocms--one of
which is ut present occupied by X. Flanagan, us Il
shoe Store: the other by a. Ramsay US the Post
Office.
This House. unless sold ut private sale, will be
exposed to the highest bidder on the first Mon
day in January next.
For terms Of sale apply to R. W. Tolnpkins, or
either of the subscribers.
BEN. WALDO, yAdd"sn Ex'ors.
octle lit IL
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LAND FOR SALE.
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
4

EUUEF ITT.U NIS TNIOT,
~ 0HUfNARi.
DY ". F. Durisoc, Esq, Ordinary of Edselicld
I'D District.
Whereas, John T. TaIhcrt, hath applied to Inc for
Letters of Administration on all and singular the
gou,ls aud chattc$. rights AMI credits of Mary
Z. ralhcrt late of the District aforesaid, deceased
These are. ;herefnTe to cite and adm"niSli all
,nl Singular. the kindred and creditors of the said
.cr,Sc.i to he and ap,ear before me- mt cur next
uri"arv's C"ur, for the said District, t." he holden
At E,lsriir C"ur House, "n the ''th 'iay "t DE
-,cnlcr inst to shuiv cause. II any, why the Sad
administration .l."ui,l not lac gran"l.
Given unI.r my hand and seal This 2hih day Of
li,r.n!.rr in the wear of "ir Lore! "ne thGu>nn!
.i..ht hundred aud liiiy-niic AID in rr eighty
;nur;h wear Of tmcr,"n Independence.
". f. EU!:l&nE. ".E.n.
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April 6

ATO"ICE.-All persons indebted to the Estate
lN nf .;rsscc Leopard, deceased. are requested
T.. make payment by the first Of January, and nli
those having claims against said deceased VIII
render them in properly attesea, according 10 law.
''''>,o' J. D. JOHNSON, AdmOr.
Dec. 2lst 1859. 2t :"
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State OF South Carolina,
l.DGEElELp DISTRICT
~ 0EUIS; !, y

~ UKITN.t z ].
NpY w. F. DURIS0E, ESD, Ordinary oE Edge
I'D field Di.tr.rt
Whereas. y. II. Lamar AMI i. Glnver lIav" ap-
ulr,l t. me for Letters Of Administration. nll aud
singular. the snnds and chateS, rights and credits
of Wade Glover late Of the district aforesaid, de-
ccascl.
These are, therefore. To ci'c and adm"nish MI
and Singular the kin,lrcd and creditors of the said
lcreasc,. to be aal appear hefnrc me, Mt our next
Ordinarys Court for the said District, to he holden
mt E,lgefell C. H. on the Goth day of Dee. inst,
to show cause, If any. why lie said administration
should not he gran.ed.
Given under my hand and seal, this Goth day Of
Dec in the year of our Lord one th"usand eight
hundred aud lIty-nue. and in the S4th year of
American Independence.
'''' - W.F. DURISOE, oE.D.
Dec, l6, 1859 2te SO
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-22
Tho Hayti Revolution.
rl,m n. na.lan Janrn.l. Jan l;

tiHl lhe Hnttnn journal, Jan II,
The schooner North Wind NJ Province
town, C,pt Higgins, suiyol below this poit
Yesterday, bringing. highly important news
from ilayu, whl,h country IL again the scene
OF civil commouuu,
Capt lligglu, sailed from Gon,a,es, Jan.
] aid brings very llie ad,ices from that pur-
ton Of the island. lie report, the HA,iicn
part ct the island in o. state Of revolt against
It's pTcYrUt government ~ the Emperor sou.
lou9uc, or Fausiin /, - he is officially styled.
The re, olatinn broke out on the 2sd Of De-
ermh"r. On that tNy o email party Of Re-
pubLc1Da. headed hy Gen. JefFarls. ma officer
auaehtd'i iho Hb,ticu army. who l. said
not 90 DO q Coal.D.NCk negro. entered the
TOWN q Gor!ayos, uld, being Joined by the
rtcp,e Ia large numbers without oprosition
.Iun Huv quat'sr, they became emboldened
oy sueeess, and frnuruecd oil allegieuec 20
tie emperor and hi' government, The pop.
.1h,,uu became greatly excited and greeted
Gvn Jeauds with ughounded applause. 90
The leaders of t,r cl.utr hnmcdeJtlv took
measures 10 consolidate their power with the
pc pie aud, taking advantage OF the prevail
.ug cuthlsiasm Nhi,hvas mouifrstcd amunsall
GLASSES. lhsy, in tte name OF the people proc
claimed @ republic Gen. Jchlrds the leader
,t tho Republicans, was subsequently dechr-
cd PRECEDENT lis stated that the whole Of
fair lassrd over D.,bout hlpod,hcd.
The spill; OF revolt thus iuauEurttrd At
Gora!,t.. Immediately spread a. the adjniu-
iHf towns stai the v Huls .t.,',r, ti,'rs s',,,t-
was supl ,u u state OF cpmmution. The pro-
pie oi Aux Gays ana Jacmci, Two important
towns, welcomed tue new order Of things,
and declared for the rgpphlic aud Gen. JEFF
f-,ds. j, !, stated th,t ai the southern part
Of llu island ans ia l4,or 90 tho change, aud
iu some places the people rose ca nilsse TO
receive lhr leaders OF the tc,ol;
The revolution was commenced al Coma
ives hy Gra Jct'ards and small body OF nd
hcrrrts, the number OF whom WAS exceeding
~ small al br,l bat aring joined ~ the ia
bbbiiauts. j, soon grew into O popular uut.
break sud 90 last accounts was extending
si---+-.--l- i.---+---sl-i
Of Jan. L. 81, bee sailed hy tAy fortified town
Of ST. Mares, he saw the Place ia flames, and
lnlsrs that the insurgents bad met with some
opposition from the the adhcrcnts of Sou,ou-
Que, and tha, ore Of lae parties had Grcd ,hc
town.
When Capt Higgins lrfi, no news hid
been received from Pori.su.Purce, the CAPT
tall and residcrce os The Emperor. The
body of his army is at that place and il ~.
mains 10 be seen whether the revolution will
extend 10 thc capital. and il so, whether. the
soldiers will lrai,rnizr with the revoltcrs, aud
turn Rgaius, their old master.
Business was generally suspended on ae-
count of the recent excitement.
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O. As an Offset for the election Of Doug
lss % lho Senate, list week, there have been
this week, three Republicans elected 10 the
u, s., Senate for sir years from the 4th Of
Aafeh next Hon. Henry Wilson Of Masss-
ehusstts, has been ehpsrn, while Maine has
reelected William Pht Fessendsn, who has
served tho state with 80 much fidelity and
distinction, and Michigan has made an ad.
vance Ia the right direction having chosen
Kinsloy s. Bingham, q republican, 10 place
Of Mr., Stuart democrat. Miohiganithus
yindcslss her position % a republican state,
having aPure republican representation IN
she Senate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-22

filling the pans more thaa hafiuIl giving the
milk a chance 10 cool down 90 temperature
Of Celler % soon % may be, and ventiIate
the celler At night, and keep the Wlndowa
closed tight through the day, And skim tho
milk before Il thickens. My dairy under the
foregoing management has resplted as fol-
lows Commenced making butter the iOlh Of
March, and up 10 the 10Th Of December had
nade l4Os lbs, besides supplying my family
With butter iar the year. hitch consists Of
three persons, being fraction over 2sl lDs,
20 the COW.
All which IA respectfully submitted.
HARRY MOORE.
Ryesate, Dec. 20, 1888.
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Lad % Tie case Il for W. YOU take any one
Dfthrte towns on tie Misimippi river boz Q
fFee state, where yuu fnd about o. equal
number " oplafed pe0Bl9 aud lTlsh. leo
Ldshu,en aFe ooHgictud of crime here one
.ol0Tpd msR IL condemned. Ten IrlthmCG
re pappeTs where yoa fnd one NJ my people.
Mhs lli SONS OF these towns there b d grand
lHsb light every holiday hud SUNDAY, and OIL
moot every uisht they have hruis in tie
suggls, and nothing 10 said u his ipr they
are a. vote ~ the neat election, hul IL one
q ruy p uplu 10 Tibet 90 dIgnkAfd, We ars
q risrfable worthless race"
elul WHEN yuu consider hat many Of us
errr born in slat very, NcIs slaves Until lpriy
or Ghy years 81 age. aud then turned OF viii
out dollar in lhs World, and thHt We are
dOoHrd % tho lowest employ mrnls ard
hopRed upon il ell oar sl.oTh ~ gain re-
spuctsiiI,tJ,-s should 10 b. mailer pl seT'-
n.s sHrWise that many Of our people Are poor
tt q ntcupJ tI'e lowest position in society I
Whatever ~ So o. become, Vears sllil Moth
iis tut 'n.ssrTs.' Property gives ua NEITHER
r,h'. nor h6nof" llyls Ole Of ths epmpa'
~ remarked tllat hf knew mapy communities
IT coilFel mvH ii Indiana sud Ohio, Who
sfTe prosperous ~ farmers, and h.ghly.rc-
spflrd by tlelg reightors,
Then many othg,s gave similar testimony
" ttu reputable condition vi f.UiiIL CuWWu
riuys in renrsyiyania urd NiehigaS~
40 fnis point The Houlhcrn gentleman, 81 no
Ia distinguished himself hy frequent INSULT
-tfp remuks, ls6 the crowd sad Tsl.led o. ghe
hHr 20 Aquor,
Many remarl, followed, and our eoll.sd
friend began o. le regarded tsa nan and .
lhGsllari and u VIVA manifest that new ln-
forrest Ma 'pr'nFlus ~ iu' lila long de'pi'yd
Ises,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-22

TIM rEEHnncY.-'rhs New York M
hume " monday has long article drgni1f
he position on the question NJ fhr Pre1dsri
ey, the gist u which 70 contained IN the fol-
loving paragraph
"'rhe Republicans are strong enough ID,
elect the right man, whoever he mac La
they a,e not strong enough 10 elect apy o,b
en- Who that man is, will be made mantle,
20 those who, without partially, prrigdiee nv
ALLOW Of personal pspirplinm a6serrs,,tIy
awd,t ihe proper lime 81 choosing su.,c3
vote, proposition Of the fight stamb. .rJ
made 10 tho TIsht moment. may indicate Li,,
% that thp ciear-eyed can no longer doub,
And that man, whoever be- may be-wbstbn,
keward, or Chase, or MLesu, or B,pL, -,
Fremont, or Bisssll, or Cnllamrr or B,,,'
Or l'essuuduu, may, should be- have NOT b.sn
hitherto regarded 40 technically R,UuLl'
can-such pa General Scott, or John H,lI ~,
Horace /. Clark, Or JOHN NJ. Eous. or lien.
~ Winter Davis, provided he be openly and
unrqui,Oeully MISUNDERSTANDING. AMI.
CuLa-siealibs, ar'i-Rillibustrr we ,b,n
heartily support, both HE nomination and
HE election" Il cannot be said that there 4,
any "secliouaism" about that.
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QorNa ~ ErRorE ~ BALLOON. Tho
Troy (N. " Times says that Mr.. Gohn La
Aiuugtain. tho nerouaut, has made arrange
inruts IN Boston for the construction OF u
balloon in which he designs 20 attempt 70
cross the Atlantic next Eu6imur. The mon
~ is furnished by wealthy gentleman Of thv
modern Athens Thehalloon IL to hs sis.ii
or rilk, with an osccnsivc power which viii
make il capable OF carrying a litc-hoat stock
ed with provisions and four passengers. The
pnvcc it ~ designed to employ Is the gun
epiion eueine---ons OF which, owned by q
gentle nan of Springfield. Mass. has been
tested, and found 10 operate satisfactorily.
'8efOrr the venture nj sailing over the ocean,
il isitl,Nigned TO make three long voyages,
starting r,u WeAterit cities, for'tho purpose
of testing the capabilities of the entire CON
triyAncc Mr.. Wise, the veteran balloonisi.
approves of the Plan IN AL its details.
~ Last year there were imported into
tbs county 244,7Js ton. OF sugar, aud the
home crop was 1924 tons, making the com
sumption Tor ,htythr SIS 192 tons, more by
IOsDc0 tons than the previous yslr. W.
shop'd bs vF-y sweet tsrrpred people.
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| a. We would call attention to the adyer.
tsement Of Mr.. /. b. Mngoon, in this paper.
From personal experience we cnn recommend
it for coughs and colds and our experience
has been that Of many others.
To ouR FRIENps.-A little effort on Your
part would secure large number Of suhscrib.
crs, to our paper II YOU think it worthy
will YOU not make an effort in its hehalfs
a little help row would enable us to make
many additions to our paper that would ma
terially improve ii, Friends give us a help
ing hand, by each procuring new subscrib-
CT for 1859.
o." Ex-Gov Shade died at Middebury on
Sunday last eY-Slatl4- aaS-as-is well
known, secretary of the national board OF
popular education.
C. a Barn belonging to Mr. Joseph
Benson Of Stowe, aras burned on Thursday
night, Jan 9th, together with five head of
cattle, and a quantity orhay.
DEATHS ny BUPNNo.-In Marshield, on
the 81 inst, Mrs. Avis Haskins, wife Of BE.
noni Iioskins was burned by her clothes
taking fire. so that she died on the 7th inst.
She was nearly - years oiG-a good woman
and Christian.
o. On the same day, little girl, years
old, child of Francis Lovcland was so badly
burn ed by her clothes taking fire, that she
died the same night.
I-S- On Tuesday Afternoon at about . o.
clock the fork mandatory of Van Ornum,
White River Village, cought fire in the attic
and was entirely destroyed. Loss estimated
at $4,000 no insurance.
To- On the sth inst. the chair mandatory
of Wesson Newcomb. in Barnard, was also
destroyed by fire. We d. s:ot learn the loss,
insured in the Vermont Mutual.
~. Drattleboro was lighted with gNs for
the first time last week,
VERMONT PREss.-Severol OF the papers
Of this State come to US in New Years
Dress.
The Rutland Herald the oldest paper in
the State, puts on a new head and has been
IL" buushed up" otherwise, so that il looks
finely and reads we'll. The editorial depart.
mont Il the Herald j, agu,a under the man
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-22

resolution expressing thr elhanks Of the so-
cisiy 10 the propdu7rs n ihs church for ils
Wee 10 the singers ior their acceptable SER
vices and 70 the lnhatitenls u the village for
their hospitality on the occasion"
The meeting was very fully attended and
the discussions were Of unusual interest, The
society voted 10 publish Ihe proceedings and
adjourned gt4 - o'clock.
W. W. THAYER President
EsOCH BLANCHARD Bto'y.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-22
Advertising I"Po,ro,-.

We noticed some time since the imposi
lions ,hnt certain firms were PLAYING upon
the country newspaper press. aud among
others we gave the names OF Carey s. Co. OF
New York. We find that the experience OF
other papers in our state is justiGirg such
an exposure We cannot borst OF much cx-
pcTience in publishing a newspaper, but hat
NttiC VIC lave md NV f7jfT=iiE iFifi7ita
our frcs with communications Of these New
York, Philadelphia and Boston Advertising
Houses t') which have an existence only in
name and who swindle the country press
out cf thousands Of dollars every year. Our
contemporaries know that there are rcsponsi.
bic agents Of the press in these places. and
that at the head stand Mcssrs. S. N. Petten-
gill x Co.
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ncsrnN. NIondnN. jan. Il. Is

4 passenger in the schooner North Wind
ut this port lumi,hc, interesting details OF
the new movement in Uayti
For some time II has been supposed at
Gonuivcs that political rising was intended.
On the afternoon Of Dee -, four armed
individual landed uu the beach 1Ud entered
Gouui, cs, galopcd at once to L. Plaza, the
residence of the Governor, where Jciiard de-
mautcd an entrance Of the sentinel, and that
the cry of "Vivc la Republican, should be
raised, which demands the sentinel refused
to comply with. Jedard and his companions
then frightened the sentinel OF the jui into a
liberation ef a,edt ft-t, t-r,itttcat prisoners,
who Joined JeTArd. The whole party return
ing to the Governors residence, summG ned
him to surrender to the forces of liberty and
the Republic He nccecded to their demands
and resigned.
The strong part Of the town was now. in
the posse'siog OF Jctfgrd who was Joined by
all the military aud town people. They then
marched to II palace belonging to Soulouque,
where deputatinn met and proclaimed the
Republic of Hay,i, with Jetiard as provision
al head.
On Thursday, December %. the Republic
was proclaimed in the Grand Square, and
Jeliord named Provisional President which
office he accepted. Gov. Bartholomew gave
ization by the church, the new Constitution
was signed by the late authorities Of the
principal cities.
The forces of Jefiarl were augmented by
citizens of Gonaives, and the fortified town
of ST. Marks WIS taken possession OF with
out opposition. Here they were to remain
and recruit until they were strong enough 10
meet the forces of Soulouque in the field or
nssail him at Port an Prince.
The insurrection was spreading north and
south. Various DEGREES had been issued, one
Of which reyives aud puts in force the cousti-
tuition Of 1916, and provides for the calling
Of II Legislature nv President Jeffird.
Becrees md dtSu hCe+A promulgated rcleas-
ing all political prisoners, increasing the ra-
tlom OF soldiers, and ordering the destruc-
ton of the Fort Of Gonaiycs.
A decree had also hecn. issued headed
"Thc Republic OF Hayti, and in the name of
the nation, deprives Snulouque Of all power.
1t also characterizes his Administration as
nothing hut series of robbgEies.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-22

IHE snnoUNG OuunGE ~ NV YoRK -
Tho New Yum Herald gives The following
account OF he fatal shooting affair in tbsi
Guy on SUNDAY morning, which Was referred
~ by Telegraph
about half'pa't twelve o'clock sunday
morning party Of rowdips, whiio nss,ing
through Kim street attacked = man, aud he.
fore he was enabled 10 get clcarof the ruE
Mans lh'y drew pistol and shol him dsad.
lheN lhen turned upona man named William
Dleher' resid,lg al ~ Elm street. who had
come oni on hearing the shot fred, whom
they beat severely, and shot at him i've lime,
three balls entering his body and head. H..
~at immediately conveyed 20 tho Hospitai
where Il vas found bis wounds we're Of ,usb
= mature thht hr could not live. Capt. Dow.
lug aud officers Galligan and Finn succeed
cd 100 arresting two Of the alleged murdrrers
about an hour Afterwards IN broadway
They gave their names ~ Geo. Glass and
James Higgins"