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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14

from abroad to make successful Insli
tute.
The classes were some Of them very
interesting, and could hardly fail to be
beneficial to those present.
The lectures given during the week
by Dr.. House, Mr.. Waggoner, and Mr.
Pierce, added much to the interest and
value Of the session. 1t is much to be re
GREETED that every teacher in the county
was not present TO secure and impart his
share of the benefit to be derived from
the Institute.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed:
Whereas, Now, untold and moment,
Gus interests rest upon us, as an Ameri,
can people, arising from the unboly re-
bellion which threatens to destroy our
Republican Government, and as knowl-
edge is the foundation Of free institutions,
and as their perpetuity will depend upon
the rising generation, Therefore,
Res. Isl. That as teachers Of this In
stitule, we will renew our efforts in the
cause Of Education, and that we will EN-
ploy every available means to prepare
ourself for the great work before US of
properly Draining the youth of this ma.
ton, and preparing them for the great
responsibilities which they must soon as
sumo.
Res. 3D. That we believe the Teach
ers' Institute to be means to this end,
and mutual benefit to all who heartily
co operate in its exercises, and that it is
the duty of every teacher in the county
to attend its regular sessions.
Res. Sd. That feeling as we do, the
importance of having every teacher al
tend the Institute for mutual improve
ment, we earnestly request the teachers
Of Buchanan Co, who have not this term,
to make it point of duty to be present
at the usual annual sessions.
Res. 4M. That we tender Mr.. Roszell
our thanks for the able manner in which
he has discharged hi. duty as Chairman
Of the Institute.
ReSolved 5M That we acknowledc re
the kindness of Dr.. House. Mr.. Wagon.
er and others for their services in making
the session agreeable and instructive,
ResoiUed 9Th. That we acknowledge
the generosity of the citizens of Indepen.
dence, and the interests they have mani
tested in the cause Of Education, by fur
nishing entertainment to the member OF
the Institute.
RESOLVED 7M That we tender our
thanks to Mr.. S. G. Pierce, County Su-
perintendent, for the able and instructive
address delivered before the Institute.
Resolved 9Th. That we recommend the
following list of text books TO be used in
the schools of this county, viz: Nc
Gutfy's series Of Readers and Spoilers,
Rays series of Arithmetics, Cornell
Biographies, Pinneo's Grammar, and
Wright's Orthography.
ResolVea Oh That the Secretary be
requested to furnish copy of these res.
olulions to the editors of the County pa
pers for publication, together with re
port of the proceedings Of the Institute
during lis session.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
Good for the Boys.

@ Elder SAMPSON received, the past
week, $l243 from the members OF Capt.
NoBLE's Company, to deliver to their
friends. He also received about $3.50
from members of Capt. MrLLER's Com
pany. The most of the latter Company
sent their money by private hands. we
understand. They sent. doubtless, as
much as Capt. NoBlE's Company. max,
ing the snug sum Of nearly Sa500 sent
into the county, in ono week
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
Aid Society,".

Aid Society.
The Soldiers Aid Society will meet al
the residence Of Mrs Jordan on Friday
afternoon Of this week.
A small box Of articles for hospital use
belonging to the Aid Society, were ship
ped last Thursday IN care Of Dr.. Hunt,
for the 9Th regiment. The box contain.
ed the following articles: straw
ticks, 22 linen towels, can strawberries.
pair wooden SOCKS, 5 pair pillow slips,
II shirts. sheet, pair drawers, 1Opil-
lows, 8 packages newspapers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
No Paper Next Week.

Election matters have put us behind
with our paper this week SO far that we
shall be unable to catch up. We have
also large amount of Job Work that we
have been for some time compelled TO
defer. We are therefore compelled to
miss an issue, and shall publish no paper
next week We have not missed mum
Der for some three or four years. and our
subscribers will scarcely complain of our
doing so now. We regret it's necessity,
but are forced to do il.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14

They make q SUI
perior article Of sy
rup, are cheap and
durable, and have
become the most
popular Illinois
Farmer.
From the NEST
perfect clarifying
process on the pc
euliar principles Of.
Cook 5 Eyaporator,
we shall have Il bet
ter article Of sugar,
in its unr, fined
state, than can he
made from the
southern cano in its
ordinary way of
man ufacture.
! In conclusion,
permit me to say,
that having extcn-
sively used Cocks
Evaporator two sue
cessive seasons. j
have no hesitation
in reeonmen ding it
as n most valuable
invention The two
years trial of il hns
proved that its
worth exceeds the
highest commenda
Ition.- Christopher
Cory, Lima.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
Another Soldier Gone.

~ CHAs. l.. COLEMAN, a member of
the 9Th, died a! home on Tuesday night
last. He bad been ailng for some days
in camp. but was brought home on Mon
day by his father. He was not regarded
as dangerously i'll, and his death was a
sudden blow to his friends. He was a
young man Of ambition and promise,
and his death is universally regretted.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
A Nice Establis b IN ent.

~ We we're little surprised, on
stepping into Mr.. SAMPsoS's Book Store,
to ind what we'll filled. pleasant. neat
ana tasteful establishment he has. He
has certainly an establishment that is
creditabIs 10 the town. His Periodical
Business is large one. and he furnishes
most excellent Reading matter. He de.
sirss US to say that he will furnish the
Dubuque Times 10 subscribers at thu
same rate they recsive them direct from
tho Office.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14

= It's success is com
: plete, and the sugar
? is fully equal to that
: of our sugar houses
= 1t boils very rapid
: ly, and no chemi
cal agents are used
: Ohio Statesman
: Cook patent EN-
: brOc s more fully
'llc requirements Of
the people than any
: other now in use
e Lima 90 Gazette.
: Cook Evapora
= tor is an invention
to which farmers
turn with gratiiiea
ton rs the realiza.
: ton of n cherished
: hope. -lCincinnat
Gazette.
Simple affair
Operates admira
p bly,. The best mp
paratus + American
: Agriculturist.
< In its province
& tie excelsior. Chi
eago Herald.
Compact, scien
iiiic-a first elias.
r invention CinciI
natl Commercial.
-
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
OVER $50 IN USE !

Actual veritablel No difficulty III
sugar may be made making sugar on
upon tn. Y. Tri Cooks Evaporation
bune, Feb. Is, 1869. IN. Y Evening
| Spoke well of itlP,st.
last winter. Fur Another y,ar's
ther knowledge practice has con
confirms our good tirmed the claim set
opinion of it.. Same up for this inven-
paper, Oct Is, 1869 ton as being the
only reliable sugar
making Eynrorator
lin use.-[ Field Notes
They have pleased when in use, and
their use is now about rs extensive
as tae cane Is grown.-Prairie
Farmer
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14

re- This admirable Lady's Compan.
ion does not deteriorate particle in quail
lily. Influencing favorably the moral
tone Of tho family into which it goes. il
no less refines and elevates the taste in
matters Of housewilery. It's influence
is admirable in every respect. By al
means take Cooley
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
Marriage Notices.

Will our friends please take notice that
the rule now. in sending marriage mott
ces to the Printer, is to send ONE DOLLAR
with it to pay for the publication. The
weekly papers of this village agreed long
since to insist upon compliance with
this rule.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
Proceedings Of the Teachers Institu,,

The Institute being crowded out by
another appointment. only session Of a
few moments was held the first day, to
make a few arrangements. but the mem
bers aud the interest afterward rapidly
increased during the week. .
There being no lecturer from abroad
the President. together with the county
Superin,encen,,with some assistance from
the teachers present. acted the part oil
instructors, and proved that we are no,
necessarily dependent upon some one
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
Delayed.

re- The business Of election has nut
us behind hand this week, with our pa
per, and we have also had the desire tc
give our readers then earies, election
news. Because of these reasons our pa
per has been kept back until to-day
Thursday.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
Removed.

~ ]. S. WOODWARD has removed
his Law Office TO fine room over Will
cox's store. His customers, knowing
his promptness and energy in business,
will not neglect TO follow him there.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
The 27th.

GE The eth Regiment left Dubuque
last Saturday and Sunday for St. Paul.
They received their arms and bounty
money before starting, and, we are glad
to see. our own companies have sent home
the most Of the latter in care Of Elder
SAMPSON.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14

% We have received from the BOYS
Of Capt. MOBILES Company, a beautiful
illuminated Roll of thelCompany, finely
framed. We shall find it convenient,
and will highly prize it.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14

~ WAGGoNER at the old Book Store
has fine and cheap lot Of School, Blank
and other books and all kinds Of Station
cry and Wall Paper. Give him a call.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
Saddle Lost.

Wheat is selling at from 70 to IS
cents per bushel.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
Mabie's Show.


EY- This excellent show was in town
yesterday and was largely patronized.
1t is one Of the best shows that has ex-
hibiled here, Notwithstanding, by an un
fortunate accident here, one of the ee-
plants was disabled from performing
The two elephants, which drew the band
wagon. were passing over the bridge, at
the head OF the cavalcade, when the
bridge gave way at the western end. aud
the rear elephant fell through, falling
and sliding some 25 feet, to the water
below. His fall badly, but il is thought
not fatally, injured him. No other dam
age was done. The elephant, however,
is invaluable. The two are the most
perfectly trained. and most valuable an
imals ever in this country. Had our
bridge been kept in the condition thai
a proper regard for our own interests
would prompt, this and Other accidents
would not have happened.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
The Election In Washington Township


EE- We have not majority in Wash
ington Township, and must be defeated
whenever our opponents poll full vote
This they did on Tuesday, and the re,
suit is that they elected all of their town
ship ticket but one Justice. w. CHAN.
DLER beat S WEIGH, the Democratic
candidate, one vote, and is elected Jus
tice. Had the Republicans polled full
vote. we should have elected good pro
portion Of the Township Ticket. There
were 90 Republican votes in this town
ship that were not polled-the most oil
whom could not be reached Had these
men staid to vote, Mahonyism would have
had but little cause for rejoicing, even in
this township. As il is. they have been
disappointed in the result, and especially
relative TO the County ticket. Both Dr.
BREWER and Mr. WEsrFALL lead thei
ticket, and though we have the infamy Of
giving the traitor MAnoNY a majority
yet We have the satisfaction of knowing
that there are some Democrats lef, who
hate treason more than they love party,
and who refused TO vote for d. A. Ma.
HoSY. All honor to them. The vote il
this township is as follows:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
COOK,S SUGAR EVAPORATOR.

/ In experimenting with and using
Cooke Evaporators, last Fall, l think
there is no more trouble in making good
sugar than there is in making mush do
not think there is any danger Of burn
ing the syrup on Cooks Evarcrator. !
burned none in making over ,O)O gal
Ions last fall.-[O. n. Brainerd, Marion,
Iowa.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
PRICES LOW.
CASH PAID FOR RAGS.
Poll EVIL Cured for So or no Pay.

DNHE subscriber has used valuable medi.
i cine for more than - years. aud never
failed to cure Poll Evil permanently in ten
days, if taken before they break out. and never
knew one TO come the second time The rene.
dy is simple and easy. aud never leaves a scar.
can bring any amount of testimony To the
above statement. if necessary. The undrrsign.
ed may he found at Charles Jakway's, Buffalo
Grove,
JOHN II TITUS.
Oct. It'll, 1862. Ic9,f
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14

The people of Iowa are spending
immense sums of money yearly in agri-
cultural machinery. How much of this
is thrown away! lst. By purchasing
untried machinery. Cd, BY purchasing
machinery tried elsewhere and found
. wanting. The loss from these two caus
es alone, especially in Sugar machinery
is immense, as they generally include
the loss of the crop. For example, in
one neighborhood are fifteen acres of
, cane. One man
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14

The following are the remaining Su-
pervisors elected
Sd District, G. LANE 4th. T.. GAMER,
ON 9Th, JAMES SANDERS 9th, ID. Ron
ERrsoX 7lh. G. REED 9th, ii. OXFORD
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14
Wanted.

wanted.
~ We want few bushels Of corn
and some wood, on subscription. Bring
'shsm along Immediately.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14

-J,'oU galIons syrup, ST ,oJU. UAlNs-
Sad experience
Multiply this loss by the total mum
Der of poor machines sent ont, and what
mammoth proportions the loss assumes !.
3D.. Farmers lose by buying Exapora-
tors which are infringements upon some
prior patent, thus suhjecting the farmer
to prosecution and heavy damages
Practice true economy therefore bug only
. THE ORIGINAL-THE ONLY RE-
LIABLE-THE COOK ENAPORA-
: TOR.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14

A. Comfortable House to Rent. Inquire o
~ w. G. DOMAIN
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-14

requisite
cry, but
untried
ator and
as it is
to getan-
crop is
account
- l.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-11-12
Headquarters,
5YH REGIMEYT, S. C. r.
EDsyrlrLp c. H., lb:h Nov, lSe2.

bDGEFtBLp v. H., lu.a ->o'o i9o-'
GEFERAL ORDERS, NO. 3.
COMMANDERS Of Companies composins the
" 5;h Regimont. S. C. Reserves, ore herehy
o,,.rsd TO report tn =. hA'u-.n III. 18th and 2oth
in at. at Summerrilie Is uiles this SIDE OF Char
la,top, on tho South CuroI.La Esi:rad, with thei!
commands. as we'll equipped as possibie for nine
~ days service H..
II. Lot tho men provide themselves with three
In. Commander, o' Companies will provide
transportation for th=ir nen
Soldiers! You are called upon to all your
conptry in this her hour of PERIL Your oeapor'
ia uhout to hs attacked by IN interruptions zoe.
Lot no consideration, save actual inability, Pre-
vent YOU FROM quickly rallying tn the place your
services arc wanted. Now is the time to show
np.riotiam. Remember tho trials our brave and
hardy brethren in arms have passed while we have
been e,io,ins the blessings OF home, freed from
nsrl Renen. Der, that by our refusal to obey this
cali. or by exhibiting even tardiness IN reporting
s,r ,lutv. NO NAV paralyzs the strong arm which,
b.nt j;oi. has thus far caused us to be victorious,
and thereby excited the admiration and drawn
forth the praises Of an opposing world. Remenl-
her that upon our action now tho result OF the
nr.,.n, crisis may depend. If we fail to rally
quickly all may be lost. Increase the hre OF pa
triotism that burns within your bosons, and let
rho universal cry be "To Armsi To Arms!
'1' N' THO. G. BACON, Col.
5tn Res't S. C. Res.
-, II As
any-The Columbia Guardian will please cory
trir. and forsard account to this office forthwith
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-11-12
Report of the
Soldiers Board Of Relief
FOR EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

To His Horror the Preceding Jnfgo Of the C""r
of Common Pleas and General Sessions yfo'
Edgefsld District, FaH Term, 1852:
The Cbairnnn of tho Soldiers Board OF Re-
lief for EdseGcld District would respectfully re-
port to your Honor TINT the following peTT",'s
viz: A. j. Ramho, Julius Day, John L'tt' '"hn
Huiet, James A. Talbert, Luke Culhreath, osnue'
Stevens, VIM S. Mobley, Geo. D. Huiet and 30,
sinh padg.tt, wcro appointed Board for said
District by an Act passed ut the last Session OF
tho Legislature, for the Relief of Soldiers falni-
lies to carry out the provisions of said Act Win
mower TO assess tax of 40 per cent. on the uehc
rol tax of tho State for said District, II So muen
might be necessary.
The Board held it's first meeting at TINS place
on the 10th January last, md organized ny e'ce.'
ing Wm S. Mobley, Chairman, and Jonh iiu.e' .,.
Sec'ry and Treasurer. Mr.. John Lott, ono "' 'ns
Commissioners, being Post Master, resigneu, uh"
Wilson L. Coleman, wns elected TO MI me va
cuncy. The Board then divided the District be,
tT.cn the several Commissioners and assigned
each his bounds ns follows:
IN Hegimsnt, Upper Bat:ali"n.--Tho Bca,a
mastering at uvlsullback's = and Hatcher : to W.
L. lCuleman; Turkey Creek and Horns Creek
D.at.. including Village Beat, to John liniet
Looer BaitnI;nn --Graniteri!le and Haw Gap
Beats to Julius Day; ITnmburs and Beach Island
Beats to Albert J. Rambo.
9Th R>gimen,.-White House, Rocky Pond, lieu
Hi! and Golfers Beats tn james a. IH'hert; !;
Duntonsyi!le, Rvhohotb, Shinhrrg and Pleasant
:. .-"-.,a TO Luke Culbresth
and tU Pine "ty~ l;ro~e Deals to aMi!"lon-Sos M Nays
Patch aud clover Spring Beats to $. Stevens ''''''
Lancer E,,ai;un-Iluict and IshinehartS Beats
70 i;e,rce y. Huicl; Mine Creek and natofy
Branch Beats to Josah Padgcu;
Al the second meeting on l1th February asf'
pnon obtaining information AS near as possio'e
of n. nroLsble nrrbcr of persons nccding as-
si.,ance, we assc.sed TAX Of 40 per cent upon
the General Ta:: of the State. expecting to raise
sbout Sixteen Thousand (Sl6OOo) Dollars, bn'ng
our calculations upon the amount OF the dehe7ai
Ia, of 1861. which was near Forty IhoufahG
t$lo,UO0) dollars.
TIE Board further directed the Treasurer It"
vay each member, upon his receipt from time 70
TING. such sum or sums Of money aS might c
rccd- ed within his bounds t" relieve Soldiers
families. in accordance TO the Rnl'" Of the Board
and that each memher, at each and every meet.
ing. should rer"r, to the Treasurer the paine and
number of each family and the amoun: contrihu-
t.d-For the amount raised by the assessment,
and the distribution Of the same, refer you 10
the Trcnsurcr's Report accompanying tins.
Respectfully submitted,
W. S. MUDLEY, Chairman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-11-12
STATE OF s3ET,E: G:sa0;.".:.s..

ORDER no. 10
a THE President Of tr Confederate Stat, $ hay
as ing accrpteLlnr digs s'.'r;rc the Fl I'll.
oiNfll, sen ENTIi aml NINTH REGIMENTS
Of the Fist Corps Of Ecsrvcs, tC"i"nris Ear"n,
Secret, Wilson and Wiila!nsj the CoIn:,c< ii,.r"
Of uro hereby ordered u rrprt for dm:y, with
their respective crplmihll, 10 tcmeral Ecaur ,#rd
at Charleston.
|! Tac Cal"ne:s nfs;i,i Regiment Will 'lesis-
nate The time ar'l llace Of rc:'icavulls Gr their
resi- cc'ive regiments. md cXtai the order in .hcir
commands without tiday
III. All a:ricari"rs far exemption i"r oicr
can$c than physical ,lsa hiity. and for im'lem'e
furluughs account ui ''public interest, viii he
ilulc to the Culoncis,f tic respective regiments.
All applications torscxempiipn ON arr":nt Of
physical disability will he ma'Ia 20 ;hc Surgeons
of the csmrnts Of icserrc$-;He certificates 10
he approved hy the Cqtnmrls N"cX"rlpii"ns will
hr granted other lha, those authorized hy the
laws Of the State.
". The C""ucis {. Tie regiments are author
iz"i io issue necc<s Try transportation.
b. crlcr Uf tic ti"vn';!nI ;ad C.,:~c;l.
W!l.Mur Il. D.SAu - IRE,
Adjr'aa: nli lrsl eciur-sienrr,i .: s. c.
NoY. II Ii 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-11-12
STATE OT SUCTii CAROLINA,
E.AECuTyE DEPARTMENT,

10
Ho~c.ln.ri, lsG2.
Whereas, extensive ami wei-grnuh,iad aprro-
bersiuus ur, icit thnt the tlislillatOa vi spirits
from grain will produce disastrous crrts upua The
SUNNY uf breli. tufts, gu essential Tor support III
every branch nr oar armoS i'll the field, ah'',
whereas il is emincuily puitia 20 suppress cyrry-
rhinr that is calculated IL Charge t''- e
graceful speculation in theprrs'a, eneTS S'nry
EMS Guycrn"r and Cnn.lmaGcr-in Chief in and
owe, the Stale of Sullth Curolna o hcrob? i:su:tS
nv proclamation, ,ierla7in, that Al licenses ii'ai
NAV ha. hecn granted for u, ,'tiiaton os grain
in any shane or iurln, excII: Slic are enhraccd
in the resolutions of lnu Executive Council, here
unto :iInvc attached, .AailLe, ard the saline are,
each and every uuc of thcr, hereby revoked, az
uuIird and declared void nd Of u" further elect
frun an,, after the tenL day of this present month,
and do hereby direct the Scriifs and magistrates
in the different districts ~ Inc 9ini- 10 discharge
faithfully their duties in chorcnS thIS lirociaHa-
,on and in aiding with aI their lcsh! power 10
suppress this crying and n"rmous evil ana III
addition. {" this call upn a! GOO! ana patriotic
citizens 0I the tnte To led their aid and elcrgct;
assistance 20 ;he same en.$. 80 ghpf rl'lhe, can
stand quietly by an! gee the Increase OF ali ihe
lsbasinr evils attendant lgpn this di.t!a;ion with
nut Mt least giving his Give Influence to EG-
press it,
We arc l.: the midst On great revelation, in
yolvinr osr very cxi:;cu.s and The free Use of
ardent spirits by our brfe hut thcughtie<s SOL
diers has done more to itlre the discipline .. our
arlaics, and to intrniua sickness and disease,
than any. oher cause. ..he question i, Simply
whether We nro 10 keep lraa fur soilicrs' families,
or a:l"w.i; /" he manufactured into poison I" he
administered to their hu'am'is a".. brothers III
service.
earnestly cn!reat thatevery ma1 may uae his
hes, rx.r;i,ls t" see il:;&s rr"canl"I"i. is i'm
,neiacly rurcc,I, an'I TIN. aid IN +arpr'+sing :.
vice whic! isa disgrace rvir;hens If"niacn, and
it n"r suppressed, IS gel caic'llat" )" sap aad
unlcrm:;ir ,.nr .trrngl :d icwer rs ;.n :'ir!" ~
dent people.
Witness my land anal i',tsfcat seal of l. STATE,
l.. s. nj Columbia, this &c :l;ri day "f N"'crl-
cr in he year "l"ui i.":.l l>c:. AMI "a
the ST.: year "f s"v' rci::n;!' .a'i i'''i"-
p.;,:!rncr ai tie Sa!.c"! Sp:..h Chr liza.
f. ". PlCkENS,
Nu.. l., Ct 10