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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-03-07
Of South Carolina

.EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
DYW. F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary Of Edg,
S-owKorcas. NJ. NJ Padget has nrp,ied,at,
he tor Letters Of Admin: tru ton, on oil nnd.siI
liar the goods and -chattels, rights and credin
u 10 .iah Rodgers, late of the District aforesaid
.r'l.
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonisb aE
and singular, the kindred and creditors If tie sao
deceased, to be and appear before mo, eyour neH
Ordinarys Court for the said District 90 DO holden
-. Etgrheld C. H., on the Slhday Il 6i"roh nex',
to shos cause, if any, why the sgd administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Zeal, TINS End day
Feb in the yosr of our Lid one thousand cigh,
hundred and si1ty-si,, and in the seth year
he independence q the United States'of Amer.
~ - W.F. DgRIsoE, o.z.D.
Feb 81 It Z 'i.4-'s~
=
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, Going Home.


.isr litss elilifesa . to como unto ns, and for
bid :i,esn .no:, for of such is 'ths-kins!osn OF
Heaven" '{fsnQ2 -
r:ey are goiog-om,y- going -ss-a
~Jesus cals.i ;ae.a long ago.
8" - All tAeafitry timc they,fs passing
sog4y IS ,!c falling sao.S@, r.~
~. 80 .N,i,Sp the violets in the spring dmo e
n, sas,aCatcls the azure Of the sky, aE >.
W They are carried out to slumber H.
49, s;yeotly where the yiolots lie. -.
STl-i They are going-only going =
saes.i y, Sen with summer earth is dressed,
- n :t2;r cold iaris holding roses, ,d
A.. /, lllsl. t, eacl: sl.at ircss,: ,..i
"a -sWnsa tho aaiuia h,ings re,i 'danne=sJ y
svzse. Or cb..rs .ha harvest eicaves, - = =
,r'.r5 : :. go;...--etac eoia.-- -, -.
- s,gA. ..i l+: ay4s, -
II: a,Ons t!:oanish:y ages. 81
ia assAi,a lawn the solemn time, 20
'~ s7hpy hoy, taien up t)air bon5wasd ~ ',.9
f'-lFe " ,fch 10 tial c.inc,. ?, -. p
N,,iirers III: sa.e.n;, wsitias asels
"a e.s,1 esd t.e,a fr,,s' he shallow disn, .sfl
.sess.s u osrbe r;fh' aass .a His rrcsen.r
e. :. wao sast5 ..;.eF i':Sn pat},Hi;n -
ssse En@ysa- -os,"in4s--;'n'rvEoing-- g. .;
s9oz ''6utsaf pain ard ut, b';ssS-
On 81 ii aal s;afl' se4i..ss-,Ss o.
- 81 TO prrfeet hoiinssa
s1o,sv hrows--ao care sl3$ll~ she!c; them;
B@Ist eye5-tears shall never dim 'l'ta:
Rosy5hpsApo timsskall fade thcm
- re JesVseea them utto Il im. =. ygE2 3
,ss.s Lie'e hea-ts tf4reycr staia'rsr=+ g
e.. . IiAir hynds as pure rs .lcy-- ..
L;;te feet By angels guid.d s-1. =
ga Never forbidden way. .l -,
They are :oius-ovor going
leaving many ,9ae!y spct;
Bu: Il. Jesus who hss called item
Safer and forbid thacl not.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-03-07
The State of South Caroline


IN Ordinary.
dDY W. +. DURlaOE, Esquire, Ordinary
I'D EdgoAell District
Whereas, NJ NJ. Paigct has APPLIED t.
,e for Letters of Administration, on all ard sir.
;ular the goods and chattcl,, rights and credi
fWiliam R. Sa!ter, late of the District ufor, i.
aid, decd. El
These arc, therefore, to cite and admoaiss oil
nd singular, tho kindred and creditors Of tt.
lid deceased, to be and appear before INC, at or
ext Ordinary's Court for the said District, to b
oldon at Edgcfeld C. II. on the sth day OF Marcl
ext, to show cause, if any, why tho sai.
ADMINISTRATION should not be granted.
Giyer undor my hand and seal, this 22ni d.
/! Feb. in the year of our Lord ots 10
rnd eight hundred and sixty six, and in t!
nth year 5f American Independence.
W. F.,DURIS0E, o. Z. d .
Feb. IS ct 29
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-03-07

y The feii"wfrg is tic conclusion Of an
sopis,,pho,r.tt6n bst"neiin East Tennessee !:
s's''; Shs frcd g 'i!e of Virtue. aad died
Of the cholera lnayh@s canaedebS ealirg
ascegrfwit in iha faii Eopc ofea1> >lesscd
.amu$dit=,5 ah The cary age-of 2l years.
r lnouhs' and''1f days. rlsesder, 50 thou
and d. H!towiSe.3 f,s44r.--,ss, - 49,;
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stateof South Car Dina,
= = = EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, &

-. "a. IN EQUITY. = .s-',t -"
Robert Hatcher and wife Perme- r.;
liza Hatcher, James Morris and -,
Lucy Morris, st oil, Bib for Par,
= d. - VS. H;e = Acct. & Relief
Adm'or,eIaL -; ev,,s
'gFappeariDg to my satisfaction that the Defen
4 dants John Hatcher, Martin Philips'dnd vito
2lly, BENZ. r, Hatcher, John Carpenter, =
Hardy and wife Elizabeth, Benjamin Thomas and
- Powell and sife Lucy, rcside" beyondatho
limits rof7this State, On motor of messrs. ABNEr
4 &WRrenr, cofbplainants' Solicitors, ordetod that
the said Defendants do appear and plead, answer
ordcmur;to this. bill Within thres months from
the publication hereof in default thereof. iudg-
ment will be rendcred against them pro eofferso.
~ & z. w. cARwILE; c.E.E.D.
Fcb.2s, 1866. = Sm, " = y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-03-07

:-v:.!.: WRrN,i3i, !,az a;:r, :n..,c1 Ia II RST
( r:;Gii.t Il l.. IT, &..... E:j1 0f tie ! ler'
can y .:i:rtc--i, as Hisn fa.aa The FRS PRE-
= II st siic ;:nc I i;rs VI Scis York, Verai -,
:'car.,!y.ail 0!,i.. ,ic.;;:a:, Ihiilus, I.lir"i.
!Ies;a..sv. lava, III main. Connecticut Kiver
Valley Fai., Cl,,mpigin T.,'c3 Fair. aas st DOS;
.. ~. Caui.t. ;..,a L:.,itu:o Fairs ,:ous ii,,. the
cora.,.-. p,
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State Of South Carolina,. ,
~ EDGEFIELD DISTRICT = - =
Nv EQUi.

- Mary F.. s;n,kins,
: ;. VS. y > ~ 80 %
Emma s,mAins, ct e,s.5 az. s,,,,,,,., -.
:. Tho time for the Aedi,ors Of A. sIMKlNs,
Iced, to proye.tl.SS deuands beforesbe Corsnis-
i.ncr tas ber,..t xten ded toytheslst day Of May
aera All 20 Creditors rLo failtc establish their
.laims is<that lime with BIO excluded frcm tho
,cuers Of tie decree to be pron6auced herein.
2. w. CARWILE, c.E.ED.
r Feb l3 lit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-03-07

The UNIVERSAL. is superior to all other
1GIT'ria;;e7s, in .iayn, t"ee rG!lso sclil India
;;u':hc-. ri'.;cc'e: V e:T'''g roawnnGts that
leg csrno: ZIP pr i.ea;' '.e'e Jiom n .s@n:t rs
s:r5:,i. vol Ian; c,r:l,: hc hroEe::. ard does
aot .lisi or mil "a c',i4eg. livery U.ifcrcal
T Tsiu-er IS WARRANTED.
W. seleu. = fc7 testia.o;,ials from persons
widely known 70 he public, who speak from &C
iuai cxp"vicnc:, and arc ab0yc srsp;caa Of mis-
Sta:u!.!.:.t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-03-07

." iieariie c,nm.niitito. economists OF t5.c,
r9u"y aal cca;cnliaca,.'-,TEc Rev. Dr. i;a.-
.9ssi S%'S. 70 As K
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-24
Ualtivating Potatoes.

a Correspondent OF the Country
Gentleman, says: would advise
new beginners in raising potatoes,
not to be 60 part:culsr about the
number feyes the set Of potatoes
have, as to the size OF the pieco -
A potatoe smaller than a turkey's
egg, should never be used for plan
ting. That sizs will make fewer
ssts. Plant the rows three feet
apart, and the sets ono foot in the
row. Ground that has the manure
plowed in, in tho fall, will produce
one.third more, and Of IN evener
size, than ths. manured in spring
and planted immediately, the ma
nurs abaorbs tho natural moisture
ofthe ground. aud the crop is tar
der in sprouting.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-24
Ths Prospects Of Farmers.


What the prices of farm produce
wsll be during 1909 and 1857, 10
what no man 10 able to answer |;
but we can, by looking into the
financial condition Of cur country,
determine With good degree Of
oxictness the rates az which such
produce will rule, provided that no
great and radical change is made
by Government in the monetary
affairs Of the country.
At the West, farmers are suffer.
ing under a depression Of prices for
their grain that 10 intolerable, ow'
ing to the high rates demanded for
transportation to Eastern markets;
but In our remarks on future pri'
cos, we refer to Eastern markets !,
and we think we are safe in pre-
dieting that about the present pri'
ces will rule for several years. We
do not think it is in tho power oI
the general government to redeem
in any manner, much Of the paper
money in circulation and as Ions
~ wo have abont one thou
sand millions of tho money in cir
culation, farm produce will be high
10 tho East. We arc also inclined
to think that it will be many
wears before wo como back to the
old rates before the war. Still
something may be done that will
create apanicin the money marke
aud prices 20 down for awhile
bat they will not stay down, til
we resume specie payments, anC
that day is not, in our opinion very
near.
Farming lands are raising IL
price in all the Eastern States
slowly but surely. Tho rise in ihi
State over old rates is iully fiit,
per cent aud We advise our rea
ders who own farms not to sell them
unless they obtain about the above
incre ased prices.
Theso are times when farmers
should got ont Of debt, and invos,
oil their surplus cash in good, pro
ductive real estate. Hivenoth ne
TO do with stocks Of any kind, MOI
would We consider all Investment
In government bonds as safe az
good farming lands. The lane
cannot be taken from you, but W,
do not know, for a certainty, tina
other securities arc safe, under al
contingencies that may arise TIL
bonds Of tho wealthiest govern
mont In tho world are liable to b.
como deprecated, in certain casel
For instance, panic is produced
and everybody rushes to cell h
securities, and the price falls, fall
falls, till they arc at ruinous di
clnnt. W
No man knows TO. lay what ho
is worth, because he ia not su
that what he owns viii ever be q,
TO realize its valuation in wha,
equivalent to specie. - Ru
American.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-24

A,,s,r., ans cosp,.ll,rs, i.aw, ,Ne,.,, r.A
lie. aad lasarsnes Agsn,. rpsatal susn, iaa paiy
70 ssllse,ies. Rsdsss siesa. riea D,
jaa q sess. Wy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-24

REMEMBER -Exsmipsths box clossl, (no
m s,tsr ~ WHAT DrlrF you buy thrm,) uths bex u
uetnKneAS =. u lows, ltN 'ths ooanterfsit," And
wtnao, not be ts,pc caShle for their 'ajaIoas sei,
| Pros 81 pethox ,stz boxes, IS, soldiH TlFFiN
Dlll ,Dy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-24

ln Germany two hogs weighing
two hundred pouads each, were
fol for four months precisely alike,
With tho exception of two ounces
ofsals per day being mixed with
the food OF one. whilo the other
bad no salt. After four months
the salted hog weighed three hun
dred and fifty pounds and the 9th
or only three hundred.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-24

-t.afe adgfaFO"uH"'
,,,.,,.,N .sw, rishs, oAsos Hss refined from
IN. srmv, ,,aasssamsahs 'rselteee v. sho wv
'.sse. assr ranb, Ha. d ces.,Bank, opposite
AZ sn4wass HSass.
tsas. IS, lees. SEts
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-24

Among tho advantages Of drill.
hng wheat, the Prairie Farmer
mentions the faets thai with the
drill the operation of plcwing aud
seeding can be kept along togeth,
or, and that nearly every kerpe'
WIN % covered properly aud ou'
oi tho way Of pidgeons and othel
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-24

~ there ars rata 10 q crib Of un.
shsll-d corn, they wm leave as
from . asinking ship, on IN Sssp bar
bsiug thrust into Il, and worked up
and down SO as to mere the whole
mass.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-24
0iffin avtrkIp Triblue.
farmers department,

rHe that BY the piow would thrive.
Himself must either hold or drive"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-24
isaac Kagy,

.a caua..ilor.t ts~, Geusss' Ian
uss,,,' s,,sx As.at. ot &c ~i,h VI IL aasa.os.
,,a,sss 4 ti,S's ilosha az Store, rima' one.
kwn. l. ys68.---ly. ~ Hti4-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-05-24
A CARD TO TIE LADIES'
ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT

ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT,
ytnomtitate oases more NAV batsqui red.
ALL MEDICAL MEN KNOW
~ ,ths, nofsmsleaan,n ,nioy so' q
hsathnnlvusbs nttgular and Whenever az obs
uetiohtakes p,ace-whe,heI from ssposuir' con'I
or my othe - sase-tbe generalheathheglnNm
nrb 10 dseline, aud the "ant"i shtorsi,ems was VA.
been hs osute OF 40 many consumption, among Young
'amatss, The Remedy may be eerlsinlS loundih'he
:. nuponuo Golden r'n,,r iiesasehs, Ps,n In the
.ds r,lpItausn ofthS heart. loathins OF food, and
d,"urbsa sleep, always arises from tho 'n,sUuP'Sn
efnA,urs and Nhsnsvetthst is tho AAss, these tlls
~tMnvadaNty tsmedN alllhev evils.
so 600 noxea Have Been Sold In Two
YEA tS. ea
Tsu hsuAud dbosss,s1 by letter, both by my.su
aud assnt,, all parts of she woud 10 wh,shNas~sn
have returned IN which ladies say ,no,hinE hk'
p,s above piltshn bsan SnoNa, since The Setens'
Of fMsdieiuedaw. upen he World.
In Removing Obstruction and Restoring Ma
ture to its Proper Channel.
aulstiuethe nerves andptingtng gbaekths "Rosy col
Icrofhsalth"to tho ehsek otihe most dehea,s,
Full aud aud explicit direction. viii 40 ompsn
zach bon, witch mut be strictly follower, ana y
disease peculiar tofsmale may be speedily cured
rhe luhlsu rilhAota'Nu
Eahillarant Without q Single Drawback.
SAFE In thslr opstsiiopi perpetual In thsis harr
tadusHess upon the nerves, tho mind, aud the enut
Organization. lfthsre 10 any felance to be place
en- human tsstimoay the above rillsmay be allyds
sdsdupon
REMEMBER -Exsmipsths box elossly IN
ms,,sr WHAT DrlE Eslst you bay thrm,) ifths box
aetsxneAS u lows, It's "thsoounterfsit," And
w,ao, not be te,pcas,hle for their igarice.
Puas stpethox, ,sA boxes, IS, soldiA rlFFiN
ON, .By
uERSHiSER & MYERS, Druggists
I LAnIEsI n, ,eaaius them 81 thw1eh he rIui
Post othes canhsse The Pills seat eonhdeatisiy b
MNiI,to Any aau oflhe country. Sold also by
GRAPES v Co. Re,torA, HuBER n Locke
FiadiaV C.R MCCULLOUGH. Ftsmont, snd
hENTON DURHAM and sTRoNGS n AK
lsrRoN0, CIsvslahd,sI
ddress :. ID. HOWE,
(Snle Psoprietor,) New York.
4 Aug. 81. 1858. AZ ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-30
board Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by the
Comfy.

The Board met, pursuant TO adjournment, at =
o'clock Yesterday afternoon tho President HENRY Smith
esq. in the chalk
The Committee Animal Taxes presented report trans
hitting copies Of acts passed BY tho late Legislature one
entitled IAN Act In relation 10 tho College OF the CRY OF
yevYorkn aad the other IAN Act for the relief Of the
sistv for the Protection Destitute Roman Catholic Chill
yen ~ the CITY OF NcwYork BY the OF Of these
a The Board supervisors required provide
ally by tar the payment OF the salaries o.. the professors
and officers said College for obtaining and furnishing sci
emilio apparatus books for the library aud students and other
expenses exceeding e2J coo The act for the
e OF tho Society for the Protection Destitute Roman
Catholic Children provides that said Society shall be entitled
receive 10000 provided like amount IN contributed BY
private contributions toward the erection OF the buildings
necessary for the purpose is corporation yearly the u
81 per capita Of annually maintained
in It's institution
The Committee IN conclusion recommend the following sp
prOpaonsi For 'he payment OF salaries OF the professors
scientific Apparatu books or the library snd students aud
for repairing the College buildings and for the support main
and general OF said College FOR the year
1906 ts5 900.
Tho Society for the Protection OF Destitute Roman Catholic
Children FOR OF the buildings for the
urpo.. corporation and for the support OF
nantained it, Institution the yearly OF $50 per cap
s or average OF persons annually maintained therein SIS
900
Interest appropriated George H. f. Lynch late Clerk OF
Superior Court 10 his said amount 10 90 paid TO
John weserve stephen BOgsr Flora Joel and Marx Levy
lie repor, Of the Committee adopted and the Board
adjourned subject 10 the call Of the Char
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-30
Naval Intelligence.
CAPT. Foxls TRIP TO EUROPE

Asst is now no longer doubtful as to whether the
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy will proceed to Europe with
the monitor anonomah and her convoy the Augusta both
vessels being orders to sail during the latter part OF tue
present week short sketch oil the vessels waoA arc 70 DC
shown IN the principal ports OF Europe as proofs OF our pro
gress IN the sapbuiing may not prove unineresng
THB IROY-CLAD MIASToSoMAH.
This vessel was planned and constructed BY j. L.
Deano esd Naval Constructor the Brooklyn Navy Yard
anu counterpart OF the MonadnOck which has lately elected
such favorable comments BY her extraordinary performances
While her voyage 70 san Francisco Tho AaAtonomAn u
go length with 80 feet beam. asd her hull Is olt Of
oa which inches in thickness In those parts which IN
hull consists OF five and half inches OF rolled wrought iron
while deck protected by three and hall inches OF plate
proportions her decks afford abundance OF room
for the officers aud crew the whole being wen o
the most artificial She has two movable FUR
rets - feet In diameter outside aud zig feet inside
The poihoDse which circular IN form are placed directly
In the Of the ~rres and are vel Protested from danger
OF acton The armament OF tins 1anionom9h con.
sists OF four l5inch guns capable OF nrng Sod shot
or shell. These mounted on tse improved naval
gun carriage and be worked by steam machinery OF
auipuated hand circumstances require She 10
provided with independent back acting propeller engines
des gned by b. T. sherwood Chief Of the Bureau Of steam
Enrneerng aud built the Novelty Iron WOrs in this city
They Of nch cylinder and enehe siroAe o. piston aad
She has four Martins celebrated boilers almost
easyey used in naval service they being superior 70 al
others for their economy III the use OF coal anu spu III me
generation OF steam The freoOms vel ventilated as
ofany ahoa Her screws ara IL feet IN dameef
with pitch enabling her to turn III an eigntn Of Ne
wind aud sea- and could II is Deleed undef more
favorable circumstances attain aspeed OF IL Anos
Tbs AUGUSTA.
The Augusta is q wooden sde-wheel steamer Of
10 tuns burden carrying battery OF eight smoOthO
bfoadsid guns and heavy Parrot She was built
r,r tie York and Savannah line Of steamships 1901
but on the breaking OF The Rebellion purchased by he
Government at 4 Of s96gi0 She performed valuable
service during tue Rebellion having been participant
majority engagements IN the South Atlantic 1901
o. 1868 From part Of 1863 til the close OF the
the Augusta employed special and cruising in
O pryateer Since the close OF the Rebellion she has
been thoroughly ehed and repaired the Portsmouth and
Washngton Navy ards and Is In condition
r rAe Augusta = swift vessel having cap
duriag the block vased ~
million dollars among which the magnificent steamer
Princess Royal, valued. with her cargo. at s4O00OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-30

toe Twelfth Regiment n z s o. for the parade q July 1865
smouo to De charged to the account Of Guy O'nnssn
Goanrs srlcos moved th,, ihi. Board do ,iouru
GENERAL oRDERs.
Councilman sIAcOx called report OF COMMITTEES on fsnes "
BoI1i ef Aidenep with resolution as follows a
Resoved That the Compoer be and ne hereby a.
church The Good shepherd F'y ourh street between ssSos
pavement ia Second ssslss ron fSy sa " m ~
for curb and tagging m nyourh 'ss
y ed bot hich interest va. paid by .sd
Rector dollars and hvs esns me '''H'
Sc0 W.TIs moved that the suspended fos tho par
pose permitting him 70 call mp such GENERA Ord'r
The resolution was lost BY the following vote: - 81
Councmen Aenney Brnkman Roster ""' heeeh
Ksensr st,cOu Flynn RosiC.op oBreH
Co,o White Macsay keioEs Iyns haoa. saa hoosf'-'
S95Ei s ss" e. 1t5' moved D'' 'u'n vow
Ard the paper vas laid
MOTIONS RESUMED.
Councilman r,cor moved that thi, Bo, ,dourn' do 80
to G mss, on the hr., Monday in September
Which los; By iae following yste; p r Co.
' nsos cS Robinson opeu snmep Roster
Ws Kesch, Green, White, haeksy Tying Inom'' haSn a
coascnan srAcox moved that sdoan' do so
& meet on Monday uext, June 4, a. O'CLOCK y u
GENERAL ORDERS RESUMED.
Councilman HvrrHcK up report Committee Finance
Of Board Of Aldermen IN favor Of adopting resolution
70 draw hs warrant in favor OF Patrick Mcmahon,
stepping manOe OF in Thrteth sc between Sew
amount 70 DO charged "a t account Of
Donations
Objection beirg made, -, =,
Councilman moved that the rues be suspended Tor the
purpose OF permitting him to call up such General Order
Councimsn sTacoz moved the Board do adjourn.
Which lost
then lost for want OF sinceut number Of
As follows
Keenan, Stacom Flynn Robinson Ken
new Costello BrinkmAn Roster Watts Keech Green, White,
Maesay kellogg Haoran and Hettrick-6
HegaiiveCounemen Brien lying Thoms, and Rooert'-a
Counousn moved that such vote DO reconaderea
Which carried.
IND paper wa laid
Corncinran KEENAN, the Board do sdourn
Which was carried.
hseupon the declared that the Board
~ '''''''' ~ EDWIN NJ HAGERTY. Csrh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-30

God The report " ~ adopted without opposition. pre-
smb and resolution defining the opinion OF the canon upon
the subject OF religion. liberty was introduced by A. WI
as of Missouri IN reasserts the great cardinal and f1nda
mental principles Of Baptist faith, which have been IL an
tagonism 20 persecution FOR conscience sake
general interest The Missouri delegates were opposed 10 any
personal auon 10 Themselves tho persecution they have
derns and arc nouy snfFerne But the Convention pre-
ferred TO express sympathy with its Missouri orehren ana
ats deeststion OF the "despotsm that pIevaS '1se.
Speeches by Dr. Fuller Of Baltimore ana D bur
Of Richmond. Dr. Fuller gave his PERSONA
midst OF civil and how he had ooeyea inc o.
the United States lot for patriotism but for rehgon nane
stated this 10 the antiquities at Warrington "hT he
threatened With Imprisonment Dr. Burrows OF kio1mona
stated he bad nothing repent OF IN what bs ao
OF thought OF done during past five years. and ha 70 no
man living would he ever make Acknowledgements OF ash
pardon of any but the Lord OF all