davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

~ The Convention Of renegade. and
rebels. at :Plstsmonth. Nebraska, hss
nominated j.. Startling Morton for Dele
gate to Congress. and A. 8 Paddock for
Representative in Congress. "The skunk
and the polecst shall eat bread and but.
ter together. aud honest men shall hold
their noses"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

ANOTHER MIssouRr REBEL CONE TO
GRIEF.-The rebel skedsddlers from Mis-
souri,. are meeting their fates. one by one.
Montans papers give an account of an sf-
fray in that Territory. in which James
Foster. formerly Of Oregon. Mo. shot
and killed . man. He then fed to escape
the fury Of the mob, and placed himself
in the hands of the Sheriff. We have
heard nothing Of him subseq uentlY.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

c% Nearly all our exchanges come to
us with poem headed. cart thou living
vet ?" If they are addressing tie inqui-
ry to Us, We reply, that to the best Of our
knowledge, We "still live."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

Pubic SPsAkISo.-Sidney Clarke and
Col. Hoyt intend canvassing the State.
and will speak once in each Represents.
tive District. The meeting in this Dis.
trict will be held at White Cloud, and
due notice will be given of the time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

~ One Of the latest notable sayings
Of president johnson is, that the Union
party "may go to the Devil" That is
Just what they have refused to do; aud
now the old devil is running about the
country abusing them for it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

CALLING A THIN0 BY ITS RIGHT NAME.
-"One Of the delegates from Wisconsin
to the Philadelphia Convention having
telesrsphsd to Mr.. Geo. NJ. Gray. Of
the Michigan Southern Railroad. concern
ing Communication tickets over that route.
received the following snswer:
There will be no deduction on tickets
to the rebel Convention.
a'a GEO. NJ. GRAY.
General Passenger Agent. Michigan
Southern"
1--WE presume the Michigan Southern
Railrosd Company will not be slow in
dismissing Mr.. Geo. NJ Gray from their
service. II they shall not dismiss him
We think We run no hazard in promising
them the active sntseonism of about one
half the people of the country. = Chicago
Times
Mr.. Gray is right. and the Michigan
Southern Railroad Company will lose
nothing. bat rather be q gamer. BY con-
6rmiug his action. We never yet have
known an idividual or corporation to
lose anything worth having by doing
right.
The Philsdelphis Convention being 10
great part composed of rebels, will be a
"rsbsl Convention" and Mr.. Gray only
called the thing BY its right name when
he thus termed it. We. in common
with loyal and true men generally. would
he very sorry to learn that the Michigan
and Southern Railroad Company. . thor
ougly loyal institution. should "dismiss''
Mr. Gray to gfstify the rebel Times. or
even repudiats bis sction.- Chicago Jour
nal. or
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

~ A very hard wind and rain storm
visited this region. on Saturday after
noon and evening-or.rather, lasting al
most through the night. Trees were
blown down, and corn levelled to the
ground.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

HAVE You HEARD FROM MAINE p
Andy Johnson's policy" is endorsed
again. Main, gives about 30. 900 R,pub-
lican majority, elects oil the Republican
congressman. G all the Republican State
Senators. and nearly all the Representa-
tives. The largest majority ever given
in the State. Let "Moses" keep up his
journey and his refined speeches. The
people are being heard from.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

Fon SENATOR The Msrysville Enter
prise and the Manhattan Radical have hoist
ed the name Of Gen. A. L. Lee at their mast
heads. for the United States Senate. His
chances are increasing daily. ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

~ j. G.. Lamb, Connecticut Dem
ocrat. has been appointed Assessor of the
Third Revenue District. Connecticut,
vice Jesse s. Ely. q good Republican and
. faithful officer. removed. Lsmb was 4
delegate to Philadelphia. and has bis re-
ward.-Er.
Perhaps Lsmb thinks thst il he takes
care Of the bread. be will himself in time
become butter.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

"a We some time since made up orr
mind not to be surprised at anything /:
but We have been brought very near it BY
seeing the name of Gen. G. W. Dsitzler
figure in the papers as one Of the leaders
of the Johnson Copperhsad movement in
Kansas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

~ President johnson is opposed to
getting up an inquisition to go into the
human bosom in search Of motives" He
is in the habit Of sending something into
bis stomach that brings out bis motives.
whether that his object in sending it there
or not.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

~ The Hiawaths Sentinel is out for
Sol. Miller. of the Chief. for Governor.
Sol. wouldn't make . bad Executive.
We know of at least half dozen aspi-
rants for ths position who haven't half his
brains.-Ex.
That's so. At last accounts. we had
them oil left. Couldn't spare that much
to any man.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

~ Our County Jsil is dainty place.
The other day. when swept out, the damp
straw and litter was found to be alive
with maggots!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

~ Jack Wright was found guilty Of
sssault with intent to kill, but the jury
recon- amended the shortest term Of impris-
onment provided BY law. He will prob
ably 20 to the penitentiary for one year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

r We have no doubt that sonnet hing
Of johnson element crspt into our late
ststs Convention. We are pleased to
hear that the Convention moved Sam.
Woods boots in hurry. He has been
blowing Johnsonism too strongly, for
some weeks past; and besides, bis seat
was contested BY Radical. In view Of
ths distinct terms OF the call, even II Rad.
issis had insultsd the Convention BY
sending johnson man to It. be should
have bern sent sdrift without ceremony.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

~ Vermont bas gone slaest unsni.
mcusly Rspublicaa. % usual: AID the
Radicals have triumphed in Wilmington.
Delaware Thess are the 6rtt soswsss 10
She two Pbilsdslphia Conventions.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

TRIAL BY JuRY.-The trial by Jury is
q right which every citizen of the United
States has claimed as bis prerogstiye.
But it is of much greater importance to
those who have been suffering for years
from Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Flstulency.
and general Debility. that Goes Dyspsp-
sia cure will certainly. cure them. the
propristors guarantee it in every instance.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

~ The Presidents close confinement
and peculiar habits at Washington.
brought on severe astulence-uow hs is
going about the country relieving himeelf
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

~ Col. J. II. Chivington. of "sand
Greek" fsms. visited our place. few
dsys sisee. and on Saturday evening gave
cur citiseus atalk. Hs scored il into
Johnaonism without mercy. Our people
generally believe in 'Ssnd Greek"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

WoRsE AND WoRsE E-Johnson's 22d
of February speech was very bad. and his
Cleveland speech worse; but his ST.
Louis speech. the other day. threw them
ell into the shade-it was most Infamous.
He swore he ment to kick all the Radi-
Gals ont justified the New Orleans mas
sacrc; and to the question why be did
not hang JEFF. Davis. retortsd by asking
why the Radicals didn't hang Thad. Ste
vens and Wendell Phillips
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

~ johnson caused circulars to be
sent to all ofice.holdsrs. requiring them
to endorse bis Philabelphis Convention
or walk the plank. Now be has ordered
the Withholding Of the soldiers bounties
voted BY Congress. in order to com
pei the soldiers to 60 into his Cleveland
Convention.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

~ An extra session of the New Jer.
ssy Legislature has been called. to ratify
The Constitutional Amendment. and elect
. Unitsd States Senator. The renegade
Seovsll has. for some reason. soured on
johnson. and hes written letter to Gov.
Ward, promising to vote right.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

~ We are compelled to be sbsent.
this week. in attendance ct Court. Ex-
cuse haste and Q bad pen.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

MErREoLoGcAL.-Nsw Hampshirs for.
msrly had Hail In the United States
Senate now she has Fogg.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

~ DExocRAcY.-Sof.sM miller pities
Topeks, snd says it Is usually dull enough
without the addition Of . Democratic
State Cosvention. Sol. evidently has not
heard OF the consolida ation.-C Conservative
Yes, We have hsard OF it and now We
pity Topeka more than ever.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13


"He is q greater nuisance on the body
politic than ths seven years itch on the
body corporal White Cloud Chief
How are you. "body corpora"
Ndrysville Enterprise. sd,
We have heard of perons discovering
"msres' nests" The above is an exam.
pie. If we thought he would appreciate
the favor. we would present the editor Of
the Enterprise with copy OF some Die
tionsry. that he might avoid exposing
himself. in his attempted criticisms.
Won't the Enterprise tell US more
about universal suffrage to the negro in
Kansas %
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

How Is THIS ?-We see q call pub
lished in the Leavenworth papers. for q
johnson and Democratic State Conven.
tion at Topeka. on the Goth. to nominate
State ticket. The name OF Nathan
Price. of this County. figure, in the list
of siguers. How is this? 1. Mr.. Prices
name there BY his consent? If not. he
should come out publicly and repudis,e
it. If it is. then be has no right to per-
sist in being a member Of one of the Re-
publican Central Committees Of this
County. Show your hand, Captain
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-09-13

They HAVE CONE The grssshoppers
have come They came in swsrms. in
clouds, in myriads, and coser bushes.
vines. and every description Of vegetation.
One can scarcely walk for treading on
them, and the sides of houses are alive
with them. The farmers regard their
crops as doomed. We hope the little
cusses will not tary long. They came
from the west, aud are travelling east.
wardly-probably to join with the Chol-
era, Andy johnson, and all the other
plaques. in q grand blow -out.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-02

The Daily South Carolinion recently published
in Charleston, CONES to us now in n new and
beautiful form, from columbis, as the Daily Caro-
lfnida. F. g. DEFoYTAINE, Tsq1 INC rHmous
"PgnsoyyE" of war tinea, in the Proprietor
but he remains in Charleston, and will undOubtod
ly contribute from that point. In his salutatory
the Proprietor says,
"Itis proper to add, that the editorial man
agement Of the Columbia Carolinian will bo in
charge of Col. J. A. Sperry, formerly of the
Knoxville (TOnnsssce) Register, and until re-
Gently, for thirteen months, IN inmate of Fed
eral prison as "rebel editor" He will be as
si<tod in this department by Henry Timrod, Esq,
Esq., whose name is too well known in this citv
to require more than its simple announcement as
:: guarantee Of grace, strength, and ability in all
that pertains to au editorial"
The CWol;man combines in an eminent degree
the practical and the aesthetic it il both q uso-
full and charming paper. Wewish it much sue
cess. Terms, Sc per annum.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-02
Tbe Cholera

We received yesterday through our exchanges
(says the Courier -of I'll, 27thl the unwelcome
intelligence Of the undated prevalence Of the
cholera on bna,d the sle,mar ,iyi,,ia. DR..
Bissel, Deputy Health 0firrr in clu-ge Of the
hospital ship Fihon, Mt Lie lawer Quarantine. re-
l"r.s thai five n',w cases haze hem received on
ihatvcsssl. On the 32d s;x.y.esht new cases
were in the hospital. F"ur> deaths occurred du-
ring The preceding night. The stea,u ship Ely
'rna bad arrived from Halifax with ac,cw Of
ono hundred AMI twenty-five ,ucn, sixteen cabin
passengers, an'l Twelve huaLrcd and two in the
stecragc or this number tw" llunlrcd AMI one
had died. The pisscngt IS and crew of the Eng
la"l were all w.ll ut last accounts. The &c. sci,
however. will he regularly q,a-antincd ut The
lnwer bay. As yet '!rarh. are reported ns
having occurred in 'hc city of New York. The
authorities arc adopting all possible sanitary
measures, and the citizens arc giving their attcn-
ton to the matter Of inspecting private promises.
The New York Herald CT the 24.h says there
need be no fear of cholcra in tho city if the
Health Commissioners will do their duty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-02
Of the Specification % Charge, Guilty.

Of the Specification I'd Charge, Guilty.
Of the I'd Charge, Guilty.
Of the Specification Sd Charge, Guilty ex,
cept az to the words, and one pair OF boots, :,
Of the Sd Charge, Gully.
SENTENCE.
To be hsngad by theneck ill th"y be dea!
at such time and piace-as the pruI'er anihor'-
~ NAV ,irect, two thirds of lhe COMMISSION
concurring therein.
il. Tbe'proceedings. finding and see,ene'
in the above cases are approved AID Gun
6rmed. The sentences i'll the cases OF Fraac's
Gaines Showers and James Crawford KY,
will be carried into execution under the di-
rec,ion Of the commanding officer Of tho Post
of Charleston, at Castle Pinckney. Char'es'o'
h,rbor, on Friday, April 9th, lSSG. bctwcc'
tin" ll,urS OF 10. p. IN. and u III.
Ill. Upon The unanimous r'con!'n'Edasio'
of the Commission, the *ei''ences i'-thr c"S';'
OF R.bcrt Keys and Elishs Ryr:nl ATE ro'n
mutcd To Imprisonment lur life, in the Sla:'
Prison at Concord, New Hampshire.
". The Military Commission of wliissI wlisg
Br-yet Major General Charles Devel'S, U. S
Vols, is President, IS hereby dissolved.
By command of Major Genera! d +. Sick
les. y. IL. iCkr.
Bvt. Brig. Gen. and Asst. Adjt. General.
Official:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-02
Returned Home.

We were delighted 10 see On our streets ycs:er-
day Mr.. Julius Day, arrested somc weeks since
by the Federas, aud lodged in the Charleston
jail lie was released on Friday last, We believe,
ou On indefinite parole. He brings good t;lings
from other citizens Of our District. who were also
in said jui to the effcc. that all Of them, with
the exception of Messrs. Lauham, Lowry, Powell,
Minor, Covk and Benson, had been parolsd, but
were not allowed to leave the city. He said it
was thought that Messrs. Lanham, Powell and
Lowry would soon be brought to trial. II SO, We
have no fes.s Of the result if Justice prevails,
and hope soon to hear Of th:ir release, and indeed
Jf all the above mon,ioiicl parties.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-02
Washington News.


Below VIC append the a;est news items and
rumors from Washington, gathered from various
sources:
The President has flied al the appointments
in Virginia for the Internal Revenue Department
with parties who have taken the ieat OATH.
Gen. sickles has been nominated by the Senate
as Minister to the Hague.
There is no doubt whatever that Mrs. Jefferson
Davis received permission to visit her husband.
The French Minister had an audience with Sec
reiary Seward, on the 22d, and presented tho
formal adhesion Of The French Government to
the principle of non intervention, Gs explained
by the United States. The French Emperor kind:
ly and cordially replies to our Government, ond
engages to withdraw his troops from Mexico in
three dc!achments, one in November next, one in
Nav, and ono in November, 1867.
II il stated that tho Reconstruction Committee
have agreed upon The following important propo-
sitions:
First-The Constitution must be go amended
that hereafter no State shall make discrimina-
,;or in lis laws or Constitution on account OF
color.
secopd.-After the 4th of July, 1876, negroes
shall have the right to vote.
Third.-No representation will be allowed be-
tween 1875 end 1916 for negroes not allowed to
vote.
Fourth.-The Southern States to be represented
ON those conditions on taking the OATH
II i. stated on authority ibat the trial Of Mr..
Jefferson Davis by court martial, now coptcm-
pInlvd by the military bureau OF justice, cannot
take placc, all trials of such L character, being
rrecluded by the peace proclamation, and the
| gresiIcut and Secretary Seward being decidedly
clvcr.o tc such caxss. In CONF at Jon Of this
opinion is Ac release on parole Of qlea1ept 9.
Clay.
Statements are also published that THO Attor-
nav. aeuoral, under instructions OF the President,
4 preparing for the nrraIgnmcnt Of Mr.. Jefferson
Dayi. before the United States Circuit Court Of
;y;r.ipia. All thcrc is in tho matter is tho fact
,,,,t there have been numerous consultations, not
only with regard to Mr.. Davis, but others, for
.onduct growing out Of circumstances connected
with the late war.
p,rlors have been granted in tho cases CT
Mayor Monroe and Alderman Nixon, Of Now Or
Is.ns. The ehlrges which were brought against
,be.o esptlemen were rcfutcd to tho satisfaction
Of the President.
be aictsns. 6Oafiet, rays ttpt the psos,
meet for ine wheat crop ne.hbsf fDi,irict twas
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-02
orn HAIRS GOye.-The very interesting young

OUR HATS GOSs-The very interesting young
gentleman who surprised us on Thur.day evening
last with several hours Of his delightful and re
inod company, and who left on the cars early yes
terdny morning for his home in the country, unin-
ten,ioaslly wo mourn to say, when ho left us,
put his handsomely shaped and intellectual head
into the yrsng net--into our hat-our broad
brimmed, shalloy e;oxned, and super English
black. As lhcra Ras no brick PIT into thnt hnt,
and as there is history CONNECTED WIN iis ogn-
ership which causes US greatly to prize it, We
hope our young friend will detect his error, and
that We will once. mors rejoice in its wear. ln
the meantime however, for his satisfaction we
will say that finding his hat Il tolcrab'y fair fit,
aud rejoicing in ,hc assertion by our sweetheart
t.at il is becoming. will cOrtninly not rest'r.
his to bil7 any less thun ours will be- should
he ever return th4s tq H:. Can't the E,lscfe'd
AdrcoiSer hunt Up that h4t.-C%Grffs'o" c""' ''''
We grntuled to i4lOrm our friend the Major
that we have traced UP that Aaf, hayo got th'
"bricks" out Of it. aad will return it to him tee
first opportunity. "J. III. y" don't like f'e
abroad brim,"-and Is anxious for on rkchaasa
Send up that hat, MINOR, and tho "eroad Or'm
shall be forth coming.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-02

@>P From the GreshvillS' Monntaineer we learn
that Champion ahd Turner, who were convicted
for horse stealing at the Greenyille Court, and
sentenced to be hung on tho 27th ult, made their
escape from jail by means of akey furnished 10
them by sa@e ape of cpR1se sugnoaa. ''''
The Now York Tribune proposes, in fu.
ture, to try while people inahe South before black
jurie> on the ground that tha. is the only way to
secure their conviction. What next?
ty The Provost Judge in, New Orleans has
been placed in jail, charged with swindling. Ma
ny cotton agents also have been arrested, and ares
applying for writs of ha5eous corpus, which is re-
fused.
tV' The mules have the rinderpest in the up
per Part of Louisiana. Thirty-eight died on one
plantation in one night, twenty-five on another,
and twenty on another.
gSr Niss WsLh, of Cincinnati, committed sal-
eide becntfso her lover wAs q married man. =:
w The Richmond E9amiiner says:fawe are
informed byphyseians that the mortality among
negroes is terrible, far exceeding the proportion
that prevailed during the existence Of slavery.
and that the producing causes are filth, neglect
and over crowded houses"
ar The editor CT the Crescent Monthly fur
nishes indisputable proof that the widely circula-
leq and leYed 2 'oMa, "All quiet il:ng th. Pots
tHap Gd=niEht~ Has written BY airs Ethel Eelefjs,
or New York city, and fret appeared in Harccr,,
Weekly. Nov. 80, aSdl. Literary praces gene.
rally como to light sooner or later. What has
Mr. Lamar Fontaine to say for hinselt?
V The caso of the United States va ,bo
Greenwood plantation Of Braxton Bragg was nm
before the United States District Court NJ Nov
Orleans onslast Monday, 3 After hearing, the
Court deeresd that, after deduc.ing costs and tar
es, amounting 10 Si,5o4,42, and the judgment IN
favor of D. Augustin for $500, there be pnid to 7
r. hourau SIS ies, ,72, and to Pierre Lored sl4..
6aLss anoantiRg ii all g Sser ,OoO, the price
at1Sch isp Plantatiua gasaald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-02
Dea1L. FROM Small rnx,

Tac Small iox is on The increnas in cur midst
several new eases are reIorIcl and on Saturday
evening last Mr. 1|M. w. WHITE, q most worthy
and highly esteemed young gentleman, died with
this loa'hsome disease. The other cases are rep
resented rs in a mild form. Could rot, or should
rot, steps !e icEca OF oneo to establish Srnall
Pox Hospital near this Village? We hope our
worthy Intendant ard Members OF Council will
act in the premises without delay. The matter is
urgeut, end requires prompt attention.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-02
A Working Institution.

The Southern Express Company works for
everybody, and to the entire satisfaction Of every
body. 1t is an almost indispensable institution
aud is unjer the mana seuent Of the most rclia-
a;c and Cblging men in the country. II yuu
want anything in the shape of freight, from q
paper of pins toa ton of guHno, brought with
dispatch from any point on the liabitablc globe
to yonr ON dolncil, put your order in the
Southern Express Company, and in jiGy your
wishes will te sra,iEcd. aa4 at the most sca:ona-
be ra:cs.
The Agent at Augusta has our ysffaest thanks
for late Northern anu Wcstcrn papers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-02
Decorating Confederate Graves.

In Augusta, On Thursday last, the 26;f' the
oray0s of the gallant Confederate dead, buried
in the Augusta cemetery, some fou: hundred IN
number, were visited by the ladirs Of. that city
and beautifully decorated with a!wcrs-a htiing
tribute to the memory Of tho brave and beloved
N artyrs quietly sleeping there. Thousands were
preseus to yitnees tie Imposing ceremony. Ths
stores we're oil closed, and the GOYsrnT0pt off,
oi.ls likewise clcssd their Oeiees in honor Of -hq
5ecajiSon ALI praise and gratsula is duo tho no.
'S,sTaaiss Of Anauists sdf thdtspirit cvsr- nanfi
f.s,ed in beisif or onr bbroii oOnfsdsrste splieF
and on, Immortal coa@isratO aeSd
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-02
Renort Of the Brazilian Agents,

With pleasure We devote much of our space
this week to the long and highly interesting Re-
port of Mcssrs. MEnlwETHER and SHAW. the
Agents appointed by the Southern Colonization
Society, ef this District, to explore certain per,
tons of Brazil. Theae gen.em en- have discharged
the oncrous task assigned them with much credi'
to themselves, and are entitled to the paudi,s 9!
tie Society, and every one interested in the eoioni-
z,tion projects n.w 50 rife throughout CUR oP.
nrrsscd but beloved old Southland.