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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20
DENTISTRY.

AFR. H. PARKER:rsspeetfully announces
that he is we'll prepared to execute in the best
manner and promptly all work in the business,
and at greatly reduced sgures.
Having acquainted himself with the late ines
Unable Improvements in the profession, and Sc
cured full stock of materials, Re-, he warrants
good and satisfactory work to all who nsy desire
his services.
Bdgc6eld, 5. c., Aug. /, u3l
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GREASE THE WHEELs.-Oil and black

GREASE THE WHEELs.-Oil and black
lead is supposed to be the best substance,
but we hare always found lard and flour
apparently as good. If the wheels are
kept well lubricated, very little difference
will be found between the ease of run
ming wooden and iron axles in ordinary
farm work. The. smaller the axle, the
less will always be the friction, other
things being equal; because the spokes
have greater purchase, the friction be-
mg the resisting force, and being nearer
the end of the lever when the axle is
Smalf -. - 49, : -
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For Sheriff..

For Sheriff.
The Friends of Capt. A. P. WRIST respeetful-
" announce him as Candidate for Sheriff Of
Rdgeheld atthe next election.
Nor7 tee 46
M.r We have been authorised by the Friond d
of Capt. Il. BOULWARE to announce him .
Candidate for Sheriff OF. EdgsGsld District at the
next election.
Aprle .ep 16
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

WArERpRoor COMPOSITION FOR Doors
tsp SuoEs.-Take boiled oil, one pint; {;
oil of turpertine, black rosin and bees
wax of each three ounces. Melt the wax
and rosin, then stir in the oil, remove the
not 6om the fire, and when it has cooled
4 little, add the ts,rpsntine.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

w Pea straw is richer in oil, albu-
minous or flesh forming matter, than the
straw of the cereals. The woody fibre is
also more digestible. This fully accounts
for the repute in which i is held as fod.
der for sheep and cattle,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

~ If sheep are in poor condition
now, they must be gradually brought up;
feed oats in the sheaf, "a few daily, and
some roots and good hay. Let all have
the range pfdry yards or fields,sand warm
sheds we'll ventilated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20
farmtfs' 9Departn'ent,
The Flewer Garden.

!" know garden where in msgic bowers,
Enchanted spring mos: rare ane Wonderous How
ers,
Kept by tho cha:m' that OF. th- garden lies,
Iuvisible to cold, unlnyiug eyes;
Tha. 50 from those who walk IN scorn. and pr1de,
Each fowcret seeu.s OF its own Self to hide; :,
Dst when they come whn kno" the blessed SPELL
Thst bids each bud to life and fragrance swcl,
B.auty awakes where'cr they turn their eres,
And ra.est perfumes Mt their call arise"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

gWeharo been authorized by the many
friends of Capt. L. YANcEY DEAN to an
nounce him a Candidate FOR Clerk Of the Court
of Common Pleas for Edgeacld District at the
next election.
LIMA On 10 4t
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Dec 6

Dec tee 50
We have b.en requested by many friends Of
Mr.: JOHN A. BARKER 20 announce him Can
didsso for Tax Collector OF Edgehsld District al
tho ensuing election.
Oct E. tee
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Notice..

yV,uE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE POOR for
Il EdgeReld District will lot TO tho lowest bid
der the building OF TWO HOUSES, Tor one Double
house) by 2Ofcatl long, 10 feet between jolsts,t
weathor-boarded with good heart inch lumber,
cracks to be corerod or strapped with u inch by
4 inch straps, woathcrbords to lie put on standing,
not drossed,-to be covered with good heart shin
gles-two doors and one window, to bS drcs'c'l,-
Ploor to be drossed two single or ono double
chimney of brick mr. stone, of gnpd material in
a good plain workman liic,syle, ,fdGea proposals
win bo received aptil lOthNarct g. 49,. x.
w. COLEMAN, 0hsir,n.
{.S 1a 81
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Administrators A Notice.

a LII Persons having Claims against the Estate
IA Of ABNER SWEARINGEN, decd, will
present the s.me. duly .astestcd. forth with and
those Indebted to ssid lSIate1are notified t' pay
witE oust delay aslM,ger indn+sence cannot be
given. y. g. SHEARBHGlN, Ad'or.
Jaa.I5 Su 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

THs many Friends oil Capt. JAMES MITCH
ELL respectfully nominate him as a Csndidat,
Cor TAX COLLECTOR at tho no1t election.
SALUDA.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20
-, GRovEsTEEN q Co.,, ....s
PIANO FORTE Manufacturers,

4oa Broadway. New 5Kork.%isas
rTyHESE PIANOS recsiyed,the IIishest Award
K. of Merit at the 'KortRt Fam, orerthe best
makers from London, Paris, Germany, the cities
II New YORK, philadelphia, Baltimore and Boz
on; also, the Gold Medal a. he .Am'riesa
Institute, for FIVE SUCCESSIVE. YEARS.!
Iur pianos contain the French Grand Action,
Harp PeduI, Oyerstrung Bass, Full Iron Frame,
,nd nll Modern Improvements! Every fpstru-
rsnt.rurreu.ed FIVE YEARS! Made under
Ire supervision Of Mr. J. II. GRoVEsTEES,
vHo has practirnrcxrerienec of oyer thirty-ars
years, and is tho >mnke Of OYER etertH ihossc"1
piopo- Fsrte. Our facilities for rnanuiactu.iD,s
.nuble US to sen these instruments from $l0o 70
500 cheaper than any first class piuno forte.
@GEo. 4. OATES, Augusta, Ga, is the
authorized Agent for the sale of these PIANOS,
and will alwayssKeepia number on hand for tho
inspection Of, the public :. n .s,s-..S
AugS fyH&p 81
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Augusta Seed Store

y UsT received THIRTY BARRELS Of the
PENNSYLVANIA GoURD SEED FIELD
CORN. Also, an assortment Of White. Flint
Yellow Dalton, Tuscarora and Extra Early CORN.
I have also TWENTY VARIETIES Of PEAS,
and nearly as many of cABBAGES, together
with GARDEN SEEDS in large quantities, all
of which are wArranted.as represented.
c. PEMBLE.
Augusta, Feb 4 St6
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WAGON and BLACKSMITH SHOPS

|. Il HE Undersigusd gives notice that he is now
prepared 20 have REPAIRED in. good and
workmanlikc manner, WAGONS, CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, and other Vehicles that may bo
brought to his Shops, at fair and reasonable pri-
cos for Cash.
NEW WAC oNs, CARTS and BUGGIEs will
aI.o bo pe, in the best style, and on as reason
able terms IS can be e'nforded.'
Having EFFICIENT and EXPERIENCED
WoRKMEN in my Shops, and coed supply of
the BEST SEASONED TIMBER, no pains will
be spared to gireentiro satisfaction to those who
may send thoir work to those Shops.
". ". ADAMS,
Sept. g
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Medical. Card.

nR. A. SFANN WALKER having per-
~ manently located st Mrs. E. A. Walkers
offers his Professional se-vices, in Its various
branches, to tho Duntonsvi.lo community. be
may be fotn.i ut Mrs. Walkers at all times when
not professionally engaged.
Jan Is 3m&
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20
For Tax Collector.

The Many Friends Of D. A. ]. BELL, ESQ.,,
respectfully nominate him as Candidate for
Tax Collector at tho n0xt eleetioa.
Oetl 10 4:
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Notice to Trespassers.

A LII Persons Aro hereby cautioned against trea'
"A passing on tho place known n. tho Rocky
Creek Plan ation. belonging to tho Estate " q,
C. Mays6u, dsc'd., and adjoining landa.of Mrs
C. Devore and, S. Sullivan. Tho law will bo rig
idly enforced against any one trespassing on salt
plses. J. Il. 4 B. @. AAYs0g, Ez' ora
Feb 70 =: =. ...Ait - q
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BR0HB 6 FEKKf Is,
,GpUBl1sHsRs OF
s:HsEE1, 1,.s:1:1Iss1c,

SHSEE1.A.s4M..(IFiS
=. And Music Books. - :
VKIE would respectfully call the attention OF
Wv Choir-Leadsfs and Singing fichool Tesch-
srs to our Establishment where all kinds Of Church
Musie,1 ,1gfse Ind Anthem Books 5csns be- obtained
oni the most faxprabh terms. ~ .asislgtsS
The long experience Of oar Mr.. 2ERKrSs, In
Musical conFeItiopss ohGI, the d.oncsft Room
and Sunday School, enables him 70 give advice
and information ontaH points ct musical interest
as to selectionof Of proper works Of instruction,
formation of Musical SchooisA AproIress in MUSK
col studies, and items Of general interest 70 COM
posers, kGdefi, ,tea6hers and sthdeIs.S q
Sheet Music furnished. on. the usual terms, with
promptness and dispatch. Country orders solci-
tedNhnd SELECTIONS made for pupils, teachers, con-
ccfts,i &c.; &c, &c.
assft1 EeYsRgApg; EeYsR .;st@ieQ
win Be Truc to Me,....T. E. Perl;ins,...30 cts.
The orphan wandsrer,. .FE Rarllf 50 ets.
The Rose Bush, h,.......r.T. E. Perl:ius,...3o cts.
Fairy of the Wildwood, H. A. Brown,,-..3o cts.
Memory, flor Bsritons) n; A. Brovn,;.....3o cts.
Four Of any Of. the aboyeswnf bs forwarded on
| receipt. Of one dollar. - :
G3> Sendfgra q Gyrudar.. ..TAT !.
,BROWNr& PERKINS,
40 Broome St; New York City.
| New, York, JanA .ss f64,s.rsS ,IAM1S q
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State of..south Carolina
State Of South. Carolina
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT,
~ uiyOH DyrI0

,5,.i' T,'I',s NV, v.'s' s.,-ty. 4r..1~..':, :.
YEyHE Plaintiff in the above stated case having
Il this day fled his Declaration in my Office,
and tho Defendant having neither wife OF Attor-
ney known reside within thc limits of this State
on whom copies Of said Declaration with rules TO
plead can be served; On motion of J. L. Addison,
Plaintiffs Attorney, ordered thtt said Defendant
appear and pcnd to said Declaration within q
year and a day ffom the date hereof OF final and
absolute j gm snt will be given against him.
S. HARRISON, COED.
April II 1y IL
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Final Notice.

Administrators S Notice.
"a LII. person, hsrihg demands against the fEs-
"A tasc.ef JAMES, AZ. LAaHAM. deceased, arc
rssnesfed to present them, duly atscstedi to''fe
undersigned, or 10 ~. W.AAdams, Esqr., at once
and those in anywise indebted to said Estate are
earnestly requested to make payment without do
lay to the undefsiSnci.5 HI, saE5fs}
JAS. a. DEYoiRE, Ad'or.
|. Jan. ss;, -tr:. !. .3n - - ~
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FIsK,s PATENT
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
AND C.ASKEFS! |!

vYyHE Subscriber has Just received an n 3asso,,
ment of. these beautiful Rosewood Gnis1
METALLIC BURTAI. CASES and cASKETSA.
Air-tisht and ndcstructibie-forp protecting and
preserving tue Deal-whch he will sell a,bnt
moderHtoadvanco on original eostandtransporta
tion. Whercreriutroduced these Cases have ths
preference ovor all others. 2.
kV 0rdars romptly dlled. Terms, of COURSE,
STRICTLY Cash. -, j. MaWIFF:-
Edgefcld, Mar IS If %i7falt
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-FIAI0 PORTE AGENCY,
s!asi,a,i in Charleston in 1897,
And in Augusta inal8A8. ;

S.dJ l3I51 III oAeh AooeSN ~ ,1oS'i
And in Augusta ia.lsA8
vuYHB Subscriber takes pleasure in informing
the residents of Edgefeld and the adjsin-
ipo Districts that no has been appointed Agent
io9 tho THREE BEST PIANO MAKERS
IN THE WORLD, viz:
sTEINWAx & SONS, New York,
CHICKERING SONS, Boston,
HlZELTON BROS, New York.
And he will sell their instruments at FACT0-
RY PRICES, Mithfroight added :! - II
Persons wishing torPur,iiaaci SUPERIOR
and Illustrated Catalogues, and they will find
they eau purchase from the BEST MAKERS, at
as Low Prices ms they can os inferior ones
Illustrated Catalogues and Circulars sent FREQ
of all chnrpoB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-04
n. u.....r, C..f.r..s. .. r.r,..

Ia appears that the International Conference
lately hid in Paris In favor Of . monetary
unit Tor ell nations have agreed upon plan,
and thai the delegate from the United States,
ur. kuggies has forwarded to the State d.
psr'usn, report OF the proceedings Twenty
nations OF Europe aud America were repre-
seated. Il Is proposed that gold and silver,
except Cor change in small amounts, shall be
exclusively ibs money Of the world that the
ave franc gold piece Of France shall be the
monetary unit, ~ith it's multipies that il Is to
be based upon and divided by decimals; that
sll gold coins OF the same denomination, by
whatever nation issued. must be uniform in
weight, diameter and quality, and he nine
tsnths hns aud THE moa-y IL TO be . legal
tenier IN all nations We have not the full
report. bat thcss are the principal features OF
the plan. The proposed reform will no laid
before Congress. probably. next session. Now.
While 90 admit the inconvenience Of the
present system. or rather want Of system,
among commercial nations. and think that
uaiiorm one !. desirable. this country should
be careful about catering into and binding
i'seN 10 PLAZA Ike this II may be many
years before we return Co specie payments,
eni IL Is possible W. my YET discover tina,
goli IL not the hes, money or circulating
msdum. Looking n, the wealth and wonder
ful future Of this repablic. Il Is possible we
maS establish. and 4 may he to Our interest 10
establish. IN entirely new system Of currency,
snd that We my cmancipa,e ourselves alto
think II would he prudent not to eates into
any alliances OF he sort proposed at present
We ccrtainly are not prepared 10 assent TO the
proposition that only geld AMI silver shall
ba a legal tender in all nations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-04

rience rightly, at once careful snd brillisal
In their pesonaiions. and having the spirli aud
force 10 sympa,hIze with the hlghss Characters
the Stage present.. We would clio, Mrs. Lander
and her acting in Elizabeth o. satisfactorily
illustrating ali this II vas piece OF hsrsi-
hood in the lady ~ attempt this part, and oaiy
success could justly Der. II would, indeed
have been an achievement OF no mean order 10
have presented the character sccep.sbly; bai
to play Il well. even admirably. 10 ssiort lair
praise from those In The circumstances least
disposed to give Il, as the lady has done. give.
her an honorable and eayiable position IN the
list OF FIRST class actresses American kept
away from the stage an undas time. prrhsp.
from Puritan prejaiics % society against H.
They were trying oiher aelds more or less
noble; bat they are trying the theatre so~ 10
earnest, sure. sooner or LATER, 70 Ice found
wherever distinetioa Il 20 be won or moeey
made. American actoss aud Actresses are
winning distinction In every line OF the drama;
they get no peculiar favor from the managers,
but with fair 6eld they Gill make The record
OF native talent In this line brilliant aud
honorable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-04

rrshssie W~s~btiosn Majority 81 $4,000 In
tse ~tsse-s@at vste f.iied, the H~pas-
hesw. Failing On tho sless-The senate
Likely Co be rsaniweasly Kepnbiiean.
MovfrsiSss sept .. 1851
III esv has hsea soms~AsI rsay. and 10 INA lak o.
snythias "a ssht m me-, o. The to~as the spcndsace
a, the polls has Leea ssssssty smaF. both parties
fslag shcs Of the ve's ~ las, year the repascsns
falling OF the moot.
TIE resarns Of the for Governor from "a ny ave
town, embracing about oas-fcsrta o, hs - tas
ssts, give John n. Page ,hs republican candidate.
T3io aud John O.. Eawsfas the Democrats candidate
ass votes sssins sos Tor D,'sashAsa and 2ssr foe
Davenport last year Tn. looks Ass Q Republican
majority Of about 20 900 Ia the state.
Tie returns fos representatives. from siig tovrs
give forty seven rrrssczss sn1 four dsmecrss. tel
the latter essas from ssess reeue'scsn towns
Tue senate sm PROBABLY he assa lmsu-iy rsrssnasa
Among the mers rscmsaesi memlsfs ehessn 10 the
Legislators sss q " etessu. OF NddisSa-x; z ".
Parks. Of B.sniagtos. Colonies Psoc,sr, % Ratissd.
Nsi,T ecshs. ~ cses'es yens,hsa Row. % -, JONAS
brry; yai's. coavefss OF nveds'ssx ssa W G. kervis
OF Moe tys..sy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-04
Native Dramatic Talent-Mrs. Lander.

For many years the stage was foreign in.
siltutlon In our midst, and native talent found
no favor In the glare OF the footliehts We
sent from London to order, as they send ready
made houses to the South Sea islands, war
ranted 10 be available Cor use hall an hour
after their arrival. Companies, scenery, proper
| ties, plays, were slowed away In steamers with
more than Chinese ingenuity. 20 develop tinsel
| splendor for our astonshed eyes In those
| days all the trashy theatrical material that was
voted good enough for u.-just as more re-
Gently We have endured the infection of oil tie
| opera singers that European audiences had
sent 10 limbo. Indeed, there are still man.
ayers who conduct their establishments on thi.
principle and furnish their audiences The refuse
OF European theatres In respect both 10 play
ers and plays-opera. and singers but they
are fossils. Managers with brains have gotten
over the delusion tina. they must make their
yearly pilgrimage 70 Europe for actors and
actresses. end the time may come when we
shall not see two managers dispu,ins in cour,
for the right 90 perform little English play,
which play, IL II had boon written by native
author they would have kepsIn their closets
twice sevcn years rather than pay the authors
copyright. For the change In management. a.
IL relates TO plays, we mus walt: but ths
change In relation TO players has already tsker
Place,
American talent. as Il now takes 70 th'
theatre freely for sphere.of effort, has made
itself felt and appreciated there. We have
actresses OF the nrst order Of ,alent--womsr
with the patient will to acquire experience
with accurate perception 10 spp'y That erp0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-04
"Ne Qss~~m rvesess."

The State Constitutional Convention hs.
been sitting In Albany since ,hs foar'h day OF
last June, making session Of niaety-s~o days.
and has up to this time accomplished no more
work than could have been finished in hour
weeks by any body of men OF ordinary intel
ligence. actuatei by desire TO discharge their
duties in o proper manner. The expense OF
the Convention lie not less than Eve thousand
dollars q day consequently Its isb,rs mp TO
to-day will cost the people OF IN, state very
nearly half million OF dollars. Although q
resolution has been adopted for nasl adj
journmcnt on the lOh Of this month. IL Is
well known that the work already marked out
cannot be completed before the latter part Of
October, and yet day after day we read in the
Albany reports of the proceedings. "no
quorum present" and tho Convention
therefore adjourned.
Now. by what right do the member. OF the
Convention accept the Office Of delegate aud
draw their pay and then reuse TO attend to
their dutiesi Out Of one hundred aud ninety
two members elected, II is seldom that ninety
are present. Those that do attend are making
complete DOtcH Oh theN WORK, IN tnctf en"fs
to render the fundam entail law subssrvient to
individual and party interests The oaly
amendments to the present constitution DO
sired by the people, or required for the in
terests of the State, were in she judiciary system
the power of the Governor and the govern
ment Of municipalities. These three points.
with suffrage extension clause submitted ~ a
separate question, would have satisfied the
people and benefited t1e Stall. The Conven-
ton should have confined its labors to these
and have touched no others AZ Ii ia. il would
seem as If the majority Of the Convention de-
sired 10 turn the constitution into an lnstr,i-
ment for the promotion Of party interests sad
the protection Of lobby rights, and designed
affording the people Of tho Stale ~ it'll, Tins
~ possible to examine their work before the
November election. The safest thing the
people can do, If the new constitution Is KEEP,
back until the eve of the election, Is to tie
Puritanism. niggsrisn. Sunday Law. and lager
beer prohibition round its neck. and let them
oil go TO the bottom together.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-04
The Aixba,ma Ciaims.

The Alabama claims have again been forced
upon the attention OF the public. The British
Foreign Once have issued q blue book con-
taken place on the subject between the
government Of Great Britain and the govern
ment Of the United States. Once the contents
Of this book are fully known to us, We shall be
In = better position TO decide upon their merits,
and to give an opinion Of the craftsmanship
which hos been displayed on either side, in the
course Of the correspondence. From the late 4
despatch in the collection despatch adj
dressed by Lord Stanley, the British Secretary
OF State for Foreign Affairs, to Sir Frederick
Bruce, the British Minister at Westinghouse
appears that Great Britain ii. willing to sub
nit the claims OF American eitiZsas Tor dam
ages caused by the Alsbsms, and all other
similar demands on the pert Of the United
States, to a Commission Of Arbitration, il the
claims Of British subjects against the United
States for losses suffered during the late war
OF rebellion are likewise submitted to the
decision Of the same Commission"
The proposal seems both reasonable aud
just. We have hal years OF correspondence,
but so far ~ we eau see the correspondence
does not seem 10 have brought the question
very much ueerer n practical solution. Tue
correspondence may go on forever with the
same result, unless some such proposal a. this
is agreed to. There is but small likelihood OF
Great Britain ever conserving TO pay the Ala
bama claims right down at the simple demand
Of our government. Some neutral party mu-
tuslly liked upon by the Interested parties
must first interfere, aud, giving voice 10 public
opinion on the ground of international right.
eslsre that the claims are valid. To many
minds on both sides Of the Atlantic the ease
appears simple and easy Of solution The
luton. however il not in every ease the
same. One class OF minds, By an easy process.
arrives At one solution another class OF minds,
ny an equally easy process, arrives at another
solution. The solution. may be natural enough
10 the minds that gave them birth. hut the,
are different, and Il is because they are din f.
cnt. and cannot but be- different, that We say
the Intervention of third aud impartial party
il necessary. In a matter OF ,his sort il is -.
absurd as II |. undigni6ed for two grea, ua-
tious--nations whom Providence has placed in
tue van OF civilizA,loB--to stand bullying each
| other like two big but unreasonable school
! boys II our claims are good, let rs have faith
! 10 them. II the counter claims of Great Britain
are good. let them be put 10 the test. W. can
see no way by which inc outstanding q1es-
ton. cen be settled hut nv arbitration We
cannot. therefore. do better than adopi he pro-
! pcael, and abide nv the iesus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-04
ING Altfefp cola feaefsy.

The alleged Msrcaa god ROBBERY seat ga, sss,ssssy
morning 10 pun Of s@oss. proving TO have bses .
Of excellent ksr'esa ronancius ~ wheh both
Mexican and New York detectives seen 10 have bses
rather curiousy hoodwiaxsd. not 70 cay hosrsi. ID
having been dsmonsrsed thu, he bars Of in Ire
Possession OF Msdsnck rot Of the genuine yso~
but clever fabtcaioss OF copper with sors adaisses
by OF countereng the color OF what IL pso:ssssn
ally termed dead gold an edor was made " hold The
prisoners for forgery Of the precious metal with atsn-
lion 70 dispose OF a. genuine. NO proof toweses,
could be found 81 any attempt 10 dispose Of end he
parties fodY In number. were released from caso1y,
there being sstsinsbs complaint assiasg them and
thus term mated rather clever aud yrterousy carried
on operation the result % which va Joke ~ ,hs
pense OF detective kseuuesa