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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

JN COhHUf# #TLEiS.
NXTHEREAS, III inquest of EscheLt ha,h been
w returned to this office, whereby, il appears
that Charles Mctiregur, late of Edgeiield Dis
;rict, who VAS born in Dunbarton, Scotland, and
lied on the twcnty-ErSt day of May in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
$cvcn VAS seized and possessed at the time of his
death, of q Lot Of Land, containing onc-half
Acre, more or less. situate, lying and hcing in tie
corporate limits of Eigefcll Village, bounded on
the North by a Lot owned by Rev. p. y. Lynch,
. the East BY Lots owned by Thomas p. MagrGth
and George ". Labdrum, and the Public. Street
lending from the Court House TO Puttrrsylie, on
the South by . Lot owned by James A. Dnzicr.
and on the West hy public street Immediately in
the rear of the Court House, and Lots on ned by
William J. Ready, I. l.. Smith and Rev. p. y.
Lynch: without having in his lifetime made ary
disposition thereof, and without leaving any per
.on who cun legally claim tie same Now in
pursuance of the directions of the Act of Assem-.
bly,, in such case made and provided, the Ieis of
The said Charles McGregor, or others claiming
anr!cr ha if any there he, ar. hereby required TO
appear aiIt make claim within eighteen months
from the late hereof
Witness my hand at Edgefel,l Court House, this
!Ourth day Of April, 4. j. 1864.
TH0s. q. BACON, c.c.r.
April IL, 1860 If ID
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The TrRS1p FLY.-It is said that two
".nccS Of sulphur: commonly called lipw.
= of birthstone, mixed with Il pound Of
rr,ip seed will efitctual!y prevent the
!, trnn DESTROYING the crop. This pre-
rn,ative is extremely cheap, the cost not
x.cc,iing / cents per acre. In mixing
employ little rape oil, which will cause
NJ sui lrllnr to adhere to the seed; but
,ra should hr taiivn rot to Use 100 much
il. u: that wouil prevent tie seed from
:,<sirs through the drill. Linsrcd oil
could probably answer al"it as well.
" course it should 'c rnh"iIcd. as other
wi<r il might glaze The srcd.-lhc Farmer.
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burg Agricultural Society" communica.
l., d bv Il Is" gian tarlnrr, Il hcittr calf is
invariably produced when the COW is put
to bnll before milking, and IL male calf
when the COW is put to bull just after she
has been thoroughly MIXED. hcaullor
of this statement claims to have confirm
ed its accuracy by four years experience.
:n,l asserts that the plan has succeeded
n,.yunA all expectation. Cows which pre-
viously had borne only male calves, and
;l.at t;or four or five years gave hciter
calves by The above treatment. Give it
il trial.-Cuuntry Gentleman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

Az E>cELLESr LlSJMESr.-Take tue
whites of two eggs beaten TO 4 troth. Il
wincglass of vinegar, sineglass spirits
ii tirpentinc, and wneglass of alcohol
.,cal;ns il all the tine. This lilnncnt
m,s be lalt together in the order men
inned ai;,ye, or it will not be thoroughly
Incorporated. We find this very superior
il "Il eases or sprains, bruises, &c: on
:Il..u or beast
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
FOR THE HAIR.

lIcimstreet Inimi,ahlc HAIR RESTORATIVE:
Mrs. S. 4. Aliens Worlds Hair REST0RER
and Hair DRESSING:
Phaons Improved Magic Hair DYE;
Burne,ts t0CAINE;
Phanns CQCINE, PnMADE and Hair OIL, all
excellent for giving The IIaira lively and glossy
appearance.
The Ladies are solicited 10 give the above az
sortmch: an eXar.;natinn.
{. ". & J. b. HODGES.
Oct ~ # -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
LEADING
PATENT MEDICINES,

---Src:i A.
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINAMENT fcF cure
OF did SGres. rheumatism. Sc.
Radaw"y's Eeady RELIEF;
Sanford's Liver lNVlG0RAT0R. orr Of
best Liver Medicines ever discovered;
nxygcuated BiTTERS;
IIoste,tcrs celebrated stu.nach BITTERS, sure
cure f"r Dyspepsia;
Whitromhs At:lnn REMEDY, certain relief in
short time:
Kenncrly's Medical DISCOVERY:
kenncdy'- Salt Rheum OINTMENT f"r cure "t
scrufula Or any kin.l Of erur,ion;
ITereman t. Co.'S Eliyer nF cgli:aya Bark fo.
care Of Chills and Fever:
Ta-rnnt'a EiTcrvesrcnt Setter APERIENT:
Clark'S Fciaale PILLS;
Marchises' tcrine CATlIOLICnN:
PIIIL0T0KEN or Females FRIEND;
Pure COD LINER, nl Icllv and A more pleasant
form to take:
Brynms Pulmonic WAFERS Which. uords re.
lerin ten minutes.
Just received and for sale ct
e. ". e j. T.. HODGES.
0ri ~ IF e.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Nv ORDI.ydR

GILES D. MINIS, Applicant. vs.. Frederick Err
VI gle md wife Mary: Polly 0rcrstrcct and
her chil,lrvn, TO wit: Macijah Gricc and wife
'lilcy: John Atkinsnn and wife Franrcs: Jniius
)rcrsireer: Mary Ovcrsrcct; Sias OYcrStrect ;
Ncstlcy Eandall ahr wife Martha: George Over
'iTcet Henry Ovcrs'rcct: A. B. G,cc and wife
Lucinda; Sam. Qvers.reet Susan Sheppard Rich
:;rcgory and wife Margaret: And. Ynnrc ah b.,
'hrrn, 10 wit: Elias krepps and wife I."r'h
Whitfield Thomas and vile .Iu'ia: IT,. '!hzr ara
.ifc Eliza: J., garet Slnnr. Matilda innce:
II.p Yupr.; tintr;.i i"ncc: Ahrum Yunce
inrah 1nrco, Ellen lonce: John Erslc and Ii<
..hillr 10 wit: ,icorge Flirp and wife Dolly:
Eliza Ergc: Mary EreIe Amelia Erslc; Suu.n,I
:rglc; Artimus Ergic: Tillman Erslc; nuui,
!:rglc: Hannah ErSlc; Louisa Ersc: John Yonre
and wife Sarah; Caleb Lights and wife Nnacy:
Levi Mayer. AMI wife Ruth; Elizabeth liuic,
William llu;ct and Davi lIuiet. Defendants.
1t aprrarE.: to my satisfaction tina, William
!Iuic', David liuict, Caleb Lights and his wife
Nancy, md Genrsc Trip and his wife Dolly, De-
rn'lant: in the abnvc stared case, reside hey.Ed
he limits Of this State: II Is rlrrr, fare ordered
iha; they do appear and object 8" the division or
sale Of the Real Estate "t George Iiuiet. deed
or bcfurc the nineteenth 9Th; day of June rcXr
1861. ur tic;r rnE*ru L" the same Will bc ch.rI,
IF record.
". 7. DrRISGE, o.".r.
4uril q 1881 LOT f.;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

DmED IIrnps.-All herbs which are
To he dried should be washed, separate,
aud carefully picked over, then spread ON
coarse paper and kept ina room until
nrrfrctIy dry. lhuse which are intended
cor cooking should be stripped from the
.rrms and rubbed very fine. Then put
:tlein in hotties and cork tightly. Put
those which arr intended for medicinal
parp',scs in paper bags, and keep them
~ q lr. place.
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Estray Notice.

TEynLLED hrfnrc me hy Mr. Win. kimbrcl, liv
ing at Bath Paper Mills, y bay Mare " ULE.
- re uuknnwn.-uo particular marks. with the en-
repti"n that one OF her fore knees Is rather large
Appraised ut $l0.75. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property. pay charges and
take her away. otherwise $! c will he dealt with as
the lrw directs. +. il. GENTRY, M.E.r.
Hamburg, May 1851. 4tm Il
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BACON AND CORN! !!

ErST received and for sale at the LOWEST
ID MARKET PRICE FOR CASH,
100 IIhls. CLEAR SIDES;
so RIBBED SIDES:
10 SHOULDERS;
8 PLAIN HAMS:
10 SUGAR CURED HAMS:
j Casks BREAKFAST BACON.
&Is-A Full Supply will he kept through the
son>on. ). E. BOWERS, Agt.
Namlprg, May ~, # ~
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DICK CHEAT.HAM f.!

NiCk CIIEATllAM will stand the SPRING
& y SEASON ri 1861. at Eigcfsltl C. H.. on
M"nrlny>. Tuesdays. Wednesdays an'; Thurslays
aid ut Harmon :a!lman'$, six miles East of the
Court Ilnusc. Tie rrmaiulc. al the week. 1T
Twenty five dollars the Sca<"n with the privilege
nf scndiny amy mare n" proving i'll f"al The next
Season, free uI charge.
DICK CHEATlIAM is Il black horse six years
nl.l this Spring. ahuu, sixteen hands high. lie
shows far himself.
lie was sired lny Imp ,lhion, first dam by Imp
lac, iatia:l ..,l lla,a hy lacnlu. 81 ,lan by Top
..ilant 4t dam b" IalnrIightc, ai' data hy liall's
Imp. Union. & racocl WAS by IMP Citizen
= .'""''"' Gallaiin lie hy Imp. Ec'lfurd ;
/. l. .n.htcr by Imp. Medley.
DICK CIIEATIIAM was u gnnd race horse
Those desiring to breed from him had nst send early
in the Season which commences lst March and
ends 10th June.
lit will hc found while at the Court House, at
:i.. T. j, Whitaknr's Stable, who will tukc good
rare of Mares at $l5 per month, but NOT lac liable
for accidents or escapes.
TlI0S. Il. BACON.
Nur 1SiI If 10
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10 SECURE FROM CATTLE MALE OR lE,
MALE PRoGExY Ar WlLL.--Acc"rding 70
~ STticlv ~ "yhe Apnu!s Of Wv tuSaa
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TEE SOUTHERN GUARDIAN
:; rUnLISliEp Al COLUMBIA. S". Ca
RH CHARLES p. PELHAM.
TERMS ::

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26

Payment oi P@idgc IN .ionty aaiU Postayc
Stamps end ,S'umlcd Earei"psS are p,Vri:ici.
SIC. !. Tie Congress Of the Confederate
State of America do cnatt, That Until Eo>t-
age stamps and stamped envelope, can be
procured and distributed, the Postmaster Cen
rral may order the postage Of the CunIcd,.r:r-
cy ,o bc prepaid in oney. under such rules
and regulations as he may adopt.
Rpeai efMc Lcite; Registration System.
And be it further enacted, That the third
section ut al sr. entitled "an act further to
amend an act entitled "al. act turtle, tr
amend IN act entitled iii act to reduce aud
modify the rates OF postage, in the United
81, 1851" approved March Sd, 1853. whereby
the letter registration system WAS established.
be and is hereby repealed from and after tic
day when this act gucs into tHect.''
Cnnreyaacc Of :N"H Mute, by "E.y,rxss" and
mher GHartc9ui CJmpamics.
SEC. 3. That it shall be lawful for the Post.
master General to allow express and other
char tered companies to carry letters and all
mail matter of every description, whether the
same he enclosed in stamped envelopes or
pre- paid by stamps or money; but il the same
be prepaid in money, the morey Shall he
paid to some postmaster, who shall stamp the
same paid, and shall account to the Post
Office Department for TIE same, in the same
manner as Tor letters sent by the mail; and If
prepaid by stamps, then the express or Other
company receiving such letters for delivery
shall obli'crate such stamps, under the penal:
ty Of IKE hundred dollars for each failure, TO
be recovered by action of debt in any court
LsYiug Jurisdiction thereof, in the name Of the
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For SpOrtsnaen.

UUST received FIfTE. BAGS superior Sporting
eD SHOT. all Nos. Also, On ham. q supply Of
good POWDER. CAPS, dc.
S. Z. BOWERS, Agt.
Hamhmrc. Oct IL If II
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FIN E PIANOS.
MUSIC. &C.. &c.

THEHE subscriber, after returning thanks to their
4 friends il Edgefeld and adjoining Districts,
FOR their hsra! patronage during the last ten years,
would in, IN them that they still continue to keep
on han lrre assortment uf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-26
PIANO FORTES


from the celebrated manufactures of Raven Bacon
/ Co., Hazclton Bros, and A. H. Gale & Co., New
strnments having already won such far-iamed ce-
lchrity, il only Necessary ur to repeat that for
strength, dnmhHhy and lnish, together with lo'cer,
drpth, Sseefnsss and .'irSs c tonr. they challenge
competition. Persons wanting Superior Piano
Forte. would do much better 10 call an select from
large assortment. than l'y dean5 with Pcdlars
and agents of inferior makers, where they have no
choice and have often to pay higher prices Cor in.
ferior instruments, than fine ones of Superior
makers can he bought for.
Every Piano Forte sold By us is warranted in
every respect, so the purchaser runs no risk what
ever. Persons ordering from distance from us
can depend upon getting u GOOD ARTICLE, as
make it point to keep goods of the best quality
and such ~ we can recommend AID warrant in
rvery respect. Their
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Shingles, Boards, &c.

vpyiIE Subscriber will furnish to order and ic.
liver IIEWED TIMBER, BOARDS. SHIN
GILES. I.ATliS. &c. at the usual prices. and will
~ al! orders promptly. He promises satisfaction
!n nil whn may favor him with their patronage.
lie may at all times be found at hr fathers resi-
hence four miles frou EdgeGcld c. H
l.. DEL0ACH.
Mar 13 Il 10
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NOTICE; THTSi

a Ia. "rslsrS accompanied By CASH will re-.
- r''yc pr 'hHt attention. All others tabled.
or ind tin!tcIy postponed.
s. L. BOWERS, Agt.
HaubrTS' Aus q Il =!
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ErnnLI;a4 ipririle0e.

-tut' BE- Il fV,thr,' cRuciul, That from and
after The day wI!cu tli5 acl goes into cIlcci
the iranking privilege shall be abolished !:
Provided 'i'lla! the Postmaster General and
his chirt clerk, the ctlirl vi the Contract Ap.
poinilneut ami Finance Bureaus, au iIc
.AdiIur ut the Treasury Iur the ''rsl ullicc De
p::!tuirnt, shall 1t. and they are hereby au-
ihurized to transmit through the mail free ui
!n,s,age, any letters, packages. or other mat
Ter" 'tt!ng eXclusvr Y ~ tiir;r Official duties
e business Of ,hr Po*toii:yc Depart.
III; : ont they shall. in every such ease. eli
d"r>e Oh the back .! the letter CT )ackage 10
Lc sent free al postage, OYER their own &igIia-
,nrr. he W rds = Official Business; smel ior
;ny such indur>r:nc:!, falsely made, the person.
~ offending shall Forfeit ainl pay t.rre hun
ri,rd ,uliar>. Aud Provided further. j'hr
several 1vnnl: p"Slnaa'cfS throughout the
Cvl:!,r"ra', Stalo> >ilal t'c and hereby arr
a,ii!.nliz".i 80 Svnd through the rnail, free u
ir.>tag" ail .llrrs and i,arka.c> which ii may
pe heir ,iuty ur they may have OCCASION tn
transmit 70 any !crsvn c;' p!:;,'e: and which
s:ail rci:tt. cxcl,Svc'yt the business Of their
r,.slur;:vr "tlircS or ID the business of the.
po>iu!licc Department: but in every such
case the deputy p">tma tcr sending ANY such
letter or package shall i!mios>e thereon. over
his vw; signature. the words "i'ustoil;cc
Business; And iur any and every such Ell
torsclmcnt falsely made, the person making
the salnc Slla! iuy!ci; and pay three hundred
dollars.
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BoWles & Hughes.
Notice.

A Ill persons having demands agnins, the F..
IN tate of E"sela Ba!ock, deed. will please
hand them in to mo-. properly attestcd, immedt-
9tely. ?. r. DLAL0CK, Ex'or.
Mars IF 10
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~. (. Br.a:" .W.-"', fh"r!.''".. = &.
Tinn u =,
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". 7. DrRISGE, o"r.
April 2, 1861 lot IL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-12
aarlbaldi and the vigilance Committees in Italy


General Garibaldi has addressed the following
important letter TO the Central Committee Of
Vigilance at Turin.
CAPRERA, Jan. 13, 1861
HONORABLE CoMMITTEE-Co Considering the note
of the Sth Of this month, which has been sent
m . by the Central Committee, l. sum up M
reply In the following mapner:-ln accepting
the Presidency OF the association OF the Wig
lance Committees, and in giving my adhesion
to three articles drawn up by the General As
sembly on the 4th, Iappoint General Bixio- as
my representative ON the said Committee,
authorizing him at the same time to substitute
for himself, when necessary, some other person
possessing his entire confidence. The Central
Committee, in appealing to Italian patriotism
will energetically urge the other committees 70
call forth fresh donations among our fellow CIT
izens, and to procure all the necessary means
of facilitating to Victor Emanuel the enfran-
chisement of the rest OF Italy. Another OF the
principal duties Of the Central Committee shoud
be to form committees upon all the points OF the
| Peninsula where none now exist, in order tha'
i from one extremity of Italy to the other, MOI
excepting Venice and Rome, the association may
be organized and act simultaneously 10 concert
and promptly obeying one impulse. :,
n The Central Committee ought, as the 'aot a.
oTdre of every day and every instant, unceas-
ingly to repeat to all the committees, and seel
i by every means to penetrate every Italian will
the idea that in the spring Of this year 1861, IL
ally must have million Of patriots under arm
"a means Of making US powerful, masters o
our destinies, aud worthy of the respect OF thu
world whose eyes are fixed upo1 us. bellev,
it right to warn the volunteers that no enroll
ment is formed or advised BY me 10 the mo-
ment.
Il "a - -. AN. i'm :. orj Ua,;cnD ahnulI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-12
The seigs of eaeta.

The MOnikw de PArmse, q semi-oficial paper,
publishes the following letter from. Gaeta,
which contains some special facts of more than
ordinary interest under existing circumstances:
The fortress of Gaeta has received immense
supplies within the lagt twenty days. All the
sick and wounded have, moreover, been sent
away, 30 that all the troops that remain are ef
fectiye. On the 18th Of January, the King, ac
companied by the Queen, reviewed the troops.
He told them that in short time the struggle
would recommence more warmly than ever. He
added that he did not wish any imam to serve
against his will and that anybody who wished to
quit the fortress was freelto do 80. lam assured
that three officers and $50 men accepted the Of
fer and quilted Gaeta the following day. There
remain $500 excellent troops, which are more
than sufficient for the defences on the land side.
There are more than 400 guns mounted. The
Monte Secco, which performed so important q
part during the seige in the year 1906, no longer
exists. The Monte Secco was bill five hun
dred yards from Gaeta, and commanded it,
| The French, under the COMMAND OF Massena,
cot possession Of the hill, established their bat
teries on II and captured the fortress The attack
| by sea Is only practicable from the roads-thai
| is, from a creek on the left of the bay. Such
| an attack cannot produce such a serious effect
AZ is generally supposed. The sea is always
heavy on that coat until spring. No lombard
! msnt is possible, exceItlduring a profound calm
Again. the anchoriDg ground s exposed to thu
Ere of numerous batteries, which must have the
advantage over ships, for these, being in motion
cannot fi.e with tho same precision as batteries
1 The feet, however, can interrupt the commu-
nications with Geata, and force II by famine Il
surrender alter certain time. On the othel
hand, the Piedmontese by bringing l5Oof theil
| guns on the land side to bear on one part, mus
| inevitably destroy the town. -i---
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-12
A C5mplimsntary Notes.


.l..o number Of the Marietta latelhgsn-
Ger. We find paragraph from the Meiga county
Tsieoyoph, edited BY Mr.. PLaSTs OF the House
Of Rspresentatives. Which we republise, as ioi
lows: nN4 M
The Statesingn hasiost the confidence Oh sno
uarty, az we'll as Of the public Inc DemSoIa0 S1ss
saw that by the utter recklessness Oh iss ra,' II
hoodsit has done more thanen othef csuIV ov :,
overthrow the party jim this state sSsyv , csn
ont-Ije the world, he can do IL In petser ssy,.
than Manvnepny, and that he will not so u1'e,iI
d;acust the better portion OF his iesuers -;
,nsRino his lies 40 monstrous as to deiea' 'us''
intended effsct." ~
This uarapsaph the Iatslhgenesr, as VIC vi
derstand it. extracts from one OIL Mt' -
Columbus letters, to his paper we are ao
la. n coulscture what has induced the mem
he. from Meigs to compliment us so h'soiy' ant
we think Il quite probable our cotemporaiy y, :
the "Crisisu will be equally Ignorant Of tn.
reason why yhe Is made the subject Of Isr" suo'
marked notice. 2i0Id ~ siii asT i" ~
M, PLANTS is a member Of the House wl.i
we believe a position on the committee On Oou, =.
mon schools. He claims to be gentleman ~
.,..aa of rare vstue, and would desire W pas pa,
sosSF,,a vhog deals in truth. Ia publishing sue
sss,r =. tbe above, be only sdTertises himsen Z
missrabis pretepder, q vulgar o'aCkspA'u a
osass colner of fSsehoods, having OIL copss
,asanrs.esared all that he repeats as nay'nl y p
I-.-r....r I, s,.,eeats. about Gov. MEDARY 'anS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-12
T, From the Paris Moniteur, Jan. l9.l
The BonapArte Legitimacy Case

Several journals have announced that the
Tribunal of Premiere Instance of the Seize has
under consideration demand for partition, in
consequence of the death of Prince Jerome,
brought forward By M. Jerome Bonsplrte Pat
erson and his mother against Prince Napoleon,
the sole heir of his father These journals
have entered into incomplete and erroneous ex
planations on the subject. The First Chamber
of the Tribunal of the Seine has in fact before
il THE application alluded to, which again
raises the question of the validity of the mar
riage contracted in America in the year 1903 by
Prince Jerome-a marriage which was protested
against By his mother on the 3 Ventose, An
XIII; annulled by two DEGREES of the Emperor
Napoleon l., and of the IL and 80 Ventose, An
Kill, and to which two decisions of the Conseil
de Famille Imperial, Of the 4th July, 1856, and
5th July, 1860 refused oil effect, declaring that
the union of 1903 was null and void, and that il
could not, under the circumstances Of the case
permit the applicant to take the benefit of Arts.
20I and 202 Of the code Napoleon, attributing
to nullifed marriage, the civil effects OF mar
rage when il has been contracted in good faith
A memoir, by M. Berryer, 70 which premature
publicity has been given, and on the terms e
which we shall not give an opinion, has beer
distributed; il contains documents. the authen-
| uclty OF which lb ulsputeu. h' hhenj INC au-
vocate of his imperial highness, has confnet
himself to distributing simple collection o
letters and official documents connected will
the affair Prince Napoleon refused to decline
the competency of the ordinary tribunals, BY
invoking the special jurisdiction applicable tC
the imperial family. In this state Of the ques
ton, it will be understood that feeling oil th'
most simple propriety commends the creates
reserve, and imposes the necessity Of awaitinI
both the discussions, which will completed
clear up the question, and the new decision o
| Justice