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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
Failure Of Grange Enterprise.

The last number of the Warrenton
Clipper contained tha following item:
1.-THE Planters Union Agency, Of Au-
gusta, has failed. Two OF our oitiaens
are heavy losers Mr.. William Hart lost
fl hales OF cotton"
A Cla'opicle reporter called upon OFF,
GERS of the Agency yesterday, and learn
ed that its affairs were embarrassed on
account of advances made to planters,
and OF the failure of many of the SUBJ
scribers to the stock of the corpol alton
to pay up their subscriptions. The total
Rpmber of shares is 1,5l2. of which the
par value is ten dollars each. About 600
shares have been paid up The Agency
owes about S., 600, the principal part OF
which, or about $500 is due to MIR.
William Hart, of Warren county. Lbout
$500 is due Mr. Neal, of the same county.
.rhc Agency owes several other parties
amounts from SlOt to $3.50. The officers
l,ere arc conliticn; that when tho Dircc-
Tors hold meeting, which will he soon,
means will be devised 20 pay oil the in
.lebtedness ut onco The Agency was
established in November, 1874, by the
Changers. We understand that the rates
charged for storing and selling cotton
have been so low that tho receipts have
been insufficient to meet expenses. II
l. possible that Receiver may be sp-
pointed to take charge Of the Agency,
mnd enforce the payment OF the unpaid
subscriptions to the stock Chronicle
se ConstitutionatiYt of Saturday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
STATE NEWS.

The State Grange meets ills year in
SIa.llanhurg. August 18th
\ scalio!d is being crcclcd around the
State House preparatory TO repairing the
ROOT.
Hon WIN. Hood member Of the
House, from Abbevillr County. III the last
Legislature, positively refuses ta Lc a can
ddale for ic election.
Mr. Luther Hankinson, OF Beech Isl
ind, S c., has sent to this Office Il cotton
Stalk about four feet in height, on which
are eighty four bo!is and forms THIS Is
c.4tainly very early Mr. llhkinson has
forty acres OF This cotton Ctron. G (On-
Si.
On Wednesday evening the 10Th Of
June, negro, David Crawford, k ed his
wife in Beech Island, South Carol.na, and
then killed hlmself Thursday morning 2
white man na!ncd Terry. short distance
from where the tragedy occurred, chopped
Il woman yith whom he Was residing IN
The head md then shot her Aft forwards
he shot and killed lluIs5li.
Col. J. S. Murray, of Anderson, chair
man Of the Committee charged with the
duty of visiting Augusta and comforting
with the citizens in The interest OF the ST
vannah Valley Railroad, will visit thai
city on the l0th Of July. Arrangements
will be made. to brng tho ruplmit;ce face
10 fate with the neop!c. to the cnd that
The advantages which, may anc:ue la Au-
gusta hv Tue construction ol the Stvan
uaIl Vail V, NAV &c lnade knnwlI It, Is
plop n,d hat this road shall tp the Au
gusla and Greenwood at Dorn's Mines
R"v. DR.. Piumcr has received cal To
return 10 the pas crate OF the Prrsbv;crl
an Church at Alleghany. Pennsylvania.
which he gave up sixteen years ago. ~.
Pium'r has resigned his prnl.,ssorShip IN
The Theological Seminary at Columbia.
WinnsLoro ladies are bus y engaged
making preparations for the Fourth OF
JuIy Dinner IN aid of the Conf tera;e mon
umrnt 10 be erected at Columbia.
4 decfca & divorce was granted 10
Mrs. T. J Mosef at the recent term al
the court in Sumter. This isnne instance
in which thelaw proved IL hIesslps.
. Gov Hampton. Has bought a summer
residence. in S dem, Y -.
I, The Press cnd sBamle,'1 has entered lis
twenty seueath years. Very! long uuay 1t
wasc aid m Ike i,s favorable lnlpl sion
on tie pubic mind IN the fearless Xpres.
sion Of the right and suppression OF the
AL ,,.., NTo,.o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Ralrey, the colored Congressman from
South Carolina, has assured tribune
correspondent of the ability of the Repub-
licaus to carrv three OF the five Congress
sional Districts OF that State, if not pre-
vented by fraud and intimidation. There
will be neither the one nor the other, anu
the Democrats will certainly carry every
district but one They may carry the
Charleston District also, but too many
fusionists and doughlaces may cause de-
feat in That quarter.
The Richmond Dispatch says a person
who was present and witnessed the scene.
saws that on Thursday last, when Gen.
Joe Johnston was upon the flnor oil The
United States Senate by invitation oil a
Senator, the scene in that grave body was
almost like levee Senators from all
parts Of the United States came up TO be
introduced to him and to shake his hand.
Not once in o generation is such scene
witnessed. Business was almost suspended.
The New York Tribune says: In view
of the exposition of bribery and corrup-
ton in the election Of Patterson, OF South
Carolina, TO the United States Senate, the
Senate not only disgraces itself and tine
country by allowing him to retain b
seat, but a,so robs the penitentlary o
South Carolina of one of The most distn,
grished personages entitled to its hospl-
tahty. :.
The Washington correspondent of the
Charleston Journal Of Commerce think:
the Democratic Presidential ticket in 1851
will be Thurman and Gordon. 1t is al
most foregone conclusion that the seconc
place will be given TO the South, and ne
one would fill the bill better than the sol
dicr Senator from Georgia.
The United States Senate has refused
by tie vote to restore the iranklng PRIV
ilege, so far as relates to letters Specche!
and public documents so free.
Hon. II. A. Herbert, member of Con
gress, from Alabama, and Hon. Edward
Hooker member of Congress, from Mis-
sisslppi, are both natives OF Laurens Dis
trict South Carolina.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
CMARLEsTON's INTERIOR CON-
NECTIONS.

The Aiken correspondent of the Ne'cs
and Courier, himself Charlestonian,
presents in forcible language the ncces
sity of activity cn the part of Charleston.
with tho object of retaining and aug
lnenting our trade with the interior.
The railroad from Edgefield to Pine
JIouso (now Trenton) will certainly be
l.uilt, and railroad from Edgeiield 10
Aiken i, looked for in the near future
tlariestur's interest j. in The 'nnrctl II
with Edg.iieid and the eXten ion l.
Greenwood. our correspondent gives
clearly his reasons for believing that il
must be TO the advantage OF Charleston
10 cputrol the business Of Edgetield, Alb
bevilie and Anderson, which will be di
re-ted from her, lay the present Augusta
and Grtenwuud ltalrna,l. lo savannah.
Port Il ,ydl "r Wilmington If she .iid not
place herself promptly i'll pp>al'n to
command the situation. II is not HOW 4
choire between bringing business /"
Charleston by ono or other OF two routes,
but between securing the business ana
losing it. From Aiken the persons in
teresred in P"r. Royal can readily make
u connection with the Port Royal Rail
road. Spart:nburg will be tapped by
proposed extension of the Augusta and
Greenwood Railroad. Charleston has al
stake, therefore, both hc trade OF The
fertile country along tho Savannah Riv'
er, and the trade expected from the West
when the Spartanburg and Ashcville
Railroad Shall have made connection
with the Tennessee roads
The subject is one that demands serious
and early consideration, for Char eston
has to all appearance, an opportunity 10
oh ain at small cost, the control OF
large and profitable business. No large
expenditure is needed, as is explained
by our correspondent. With little effort
and no risk worth naming, the prize can
be won.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
WAY I.o,g.r Remain Fat!

Obesity w:,> conSiior,sl by the ancient~
:lS pvitlrlIC.. uI cEa:SenrSS. Even Vet Lnc
slim .urrnS Of the GreciA.I Gul !c-srS are
rsra-d.d Il a. M dds I'll f"nil u mautv.
l'urp,ll-m,.ri lI-.w held e. b- Il disease.
- 81 .Nllam'S Auti Fat ii,S fully d':UI"rS
ir { Il il Ia H.. cur.tl, " Tile Anti Eau
.uiiIi:,:k m.itraiiZ = The >t"iitcu AL
yiii,rrSt. ~arc.iarIur. and ulcasin'uS sub
stances, thus prevent II : the i"rnlitlon ul
iat. Its use iIls,lrcS Il lu> $ uf from tn >
pounds per week. Ii is purely vegetable
ana perfectly harmless. Sold hy drug
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
For the Advertiser.
Come up, Gentlemen, and Toe the
Mark.

MEssRs. EDITORS :-Inasmuch as there
are host of candidates in the field, and
but few to be elected, wish to PROFOUND
a few questions to them. And tho pub
lie demands them TO answer. The voters
in The coming campaign ask them to
respond. The good of the country re-
euires that strict adherence be had,
and properly answered. AS voters In
the primary election, We will not, nor
cannot, support, any candidate for tho
the Legislature who refuses to answer
explicitly the q" "stions that mny follow,
viz:
1st. Are you in favor Of tho Democratic
plan of election, I mean by Primary;
and hape you declared ysHrSeices candi-
dates. or did he ppapla bring yoH out?
End. Are you in favor Of reducing the
pay of Representatives from five dollars
per day to three? If so, speak out!
81. Are you willing to lose "a lost
time without pay, duriag the sitting oil
the Legislature?
4th. Are YOU willing that the jurors
who are compelled by law to attend court
STALL get three dollars per da ar their
services; and that the State witnesses
who arc bound over to court, shall receive
one dollar and fifty cents PER day?
9Th. Will you, il elected, do nil YOU
can in tho Legislature to br ns about
these important changes?
There are other questions, Of minor
importance, that might be asked just
here. but we deem them unnecessary Il
this time. The ones we allude to must
be answered and fully endorsed, either
in the affirmative or in the negative.
I am confident that l express tho wish
and desire of Il majority Of the white
voters in the coming election.
I cannot exactly understand why it is
there are so many aspirants for office,
unless it is in hope of great gain. Before
the war men were elected to tic Legi>la
turS by merit, and they went there 70:
the sake Of honor and not of gain.
would also remark that we wish not
m IRE than one lawyer in our Legislative
body from each County.
Tne interest Of the people is to be
equally divided, in representation. The
m jority being farmers, let Us send
farmers to enact our laws You may be
sure that if you rLil to look after your
own interest. no onee.se will doitf,ryon.
In conclusion let Us adopt the plan of
Gov Hampton That iS, to send our best
mcM ~ tl.c Legislature.
KIEK<EY' y Ro,pS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
THE SOUTH CAROLINA SOCIE.
TY,S BARBECUE.

The South Carolina Society and num-
Der OF iav ted guests had quite a merry
time up the canal yesterday. The usual
methods of making the day pass pleas
antly wee freely rcsorted 10, and, about
/ o'clock, p. M, grand barbecue dinner,
under he supervision OF Mr.. 7. Promrose,
was served At the close of the meal,
Mr.. w NJ. Dunbar, in the absence OF
President Gary, read out some regular
toasts which were responded to in the fol-
lowing order:
l. The Day We Celebratc-Hon. Rob-
ert Aldlich, of Barnwell, $. e.
Our Mother State-Mr. F. w. Ca
8. Our Adopted State Captain c. E.
Coffin.
4. The Press-Mr. ]. r. Randall.
5 The Women OF the South-uon
Patrick Walsh.
Mr. Aldrch's response was very beau
tiful and eloquent. His complimentary
allusions to Georgia and South Carolina
were received with hearty applause. The
responses Of Messrs. Capers and Coffin
were in excellent taste aud most happily
delivered,
On the return trip the "Auspsta Estes"
injured her propeller by striking snag.
All who participated in this excursion
will remember it most gratefully. Capt.
Land and his committee conduc ed every
thing in lirst-cass order, and it is to the
credit OF the chivalric South Caroinians
who have made Georgia their home, that
they have had festival quite equal 10
anything Of the kind in our annris, with
nothing TO mar lis features IN ,hc sig: test
decree. -(HrORicle and C0nAiMtiaraliSt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
important prerequisite.

~ The Washington Post says that
Senator Butler has quietly, but success
fully, labored for the advancement OF
the material interests of South Carolina
during the present session of Congress
An appropriation of 100000 for the
improvement of Charleston harbor,
$4,000 for the erection of light house
on Paris Island, $1,000 for the improve
ment of the navigation of the Pee Dee
River, and the restoration to the State OF
the Charleston citadel-the military col
lege of South Carolina-together" with
the refundlng of Sl,50O import duties on
The historic st. Michael's chime OF bells,
are referred to by his friends with pride
as being more than has been accomplish
ed for that State ia the past fifty years.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
MRS. TILT0N AND BEECHER.
LETTERS THAT THE EXAMINING
COMMITTEE KEPT SECRET.
A Reaflirmation that her Confession of
Adultery with Henry Ward Beech
er is the Truth and Nothing but the
PIaia Truth.
New York Sun of June 2G.h.l

The charges that Mrs. barbara Walton
made to the Examining Committee Of
Plymouth Church against Mrs. Elizabeth
r. Tilton, the summons 10 Mrs. Tilton to
attend the meeting of the Examining
Committee and reply to those charges,
and the pointed reply OF Mrs. TIlton tothe
summons are given below in full. The
last named document, which has been the
one most eagerly sought for, has been
ously4guarded BY the Examining Com
mittee, and it was omitted from the sspsEt
which they made to the church on las
Friday night, when Mrs. Tilton was ex-
communicated 1t contains the realirma
ton Of Mrs Tilton that her acknowledg-
ment of adultery with Henry Ward
Beecher was the truth and nothing but the
truth. The action Of the church on Fri
day night is deemed final, and Mrs. Tilton
is hereafter to be enrolled On the small!
list Of cxcommunicated members, with
Henry C. Bowen.
The following are the letters
To the Examining Committc Of Hymoah
ChWrch:
/ l charge Elizabeth R. Tilton, mem
Der of this church, with unchrlstian con-
duct and wilful violation of her covenant
obligations with the church.
Specification THAT on OF about the
18th day of April, 1878, in the city OF
Brooklyn, she said in my presence that
the statements contained IN certain card,
which was the following day published i'll
the daily newspapers Of New York and
Brooklyn, and OF which a copy is here o
annexed, were true whereas the stale
ment there Il contained that she had com
mitted adultery with the Rev. Henry
Ward Beccher was false.
Witnesses Barbara Walton, % Orange
street, Brooklyn; Henry w. Sage, 135
st Martin avenue, Brooklyn.
Specification Il.-That on or about the
10Th day of April, 1878, she caused to be
published the SAID card, in several news
papers in the city Of New York, with the
intent and purpose Of bringing this church
into scandal and disrepute, and without
communicating the pretended facts thereln
alleged to any officer OF this church, OF
giving to tie church any opportunity lol
lave tstigat.ol into such pr, tended facts Il
for cxelclsing discipline in the case, before
such publication was made.
Witnesses; Barbara Walton, q Orange
street. Brooklyn; William Young, "a
Orange street, Brooklyn.
(Signed) MIS-. B. WALTON.
Dated May %, 1878.
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State Sunday School Convention.

This body will meet in the city oil
Greenville OH Wednesday and Thursday,
the 2lst and 22nd of August. Tho Coun-
ty Chairmen will attend to the appoint
ing of delegates as soon as practicable.
Should there be any counties in which
the Chairmen do not act, we would re-
quest the Sunday School Superinten-
dents living at the Court Houses to ap-
point delegates. It's very desirable that
every county be represented. The local
committee of arrangements and the
terms offered BY railroads to visitors will
be published i'll due time.
CHRLEs PETTY,
Chair. Ex. Com.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
Ar .Zru 3. TTheele,'

llh Zra 3. IWeeler;
Ny DEAE SIE A few weeks since, af-
ter long months OF mental anguish, / io.d,
as you know, few friends, whom | lac
bitterly deceived, that the charge brought
by my husband OF adultery between my
SELF and the Rev. Henry Ward lieoch,r
was true, and that the lie | had lived So
wei the last four years had become .ntol-
cradle TO me,
That statement now solcinnly reairm
and leave the truth with God. 10 wA.m
lsu commit myself, my children, aid al
who must suffer.
know iuIl well the explanations that
Will be sought 5y lnany ior this ackn9wl-
edymrnt: u desire 10 return 10 my huS-
band insanity, malice, everything save
the true and onI y one-my qIIckeNed con-
science, and The sense OF wn;,t Is due IL the
cause OF truth and justice. during all
the complications ut THESE years YOU nav e
been my confidential lrlehu, and Thereto. e
| address l:ls letter To yuu, auihorlzn s
and requesting You to secure It's pubIIc'.-
ton. ELIZABETH j.. lllTnN.-
BEooKLYr, .AlLlrl l3.h, 1878.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

Having been announced as candidate
for County Commissioner, I do hereby
pledge myself to abide the result of the
primary elections, and to support all
nominees of the Democratic party.
II +. w. TROTTER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

The many friends Of +. w. TROTTER
recommend him to the public az suita-
bic man for the Office of County Com
missioner. They feel sure that no one
would be more attentive to his business
than the one recommended.
MUITOS AMIGOS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
The friends Of Mir. MARK CROUCH

The friends Of Mr.. MARK CROUCH
respectfully present bis name to the pto
pc cf Edgchtld rs Il candidate for the
o lice o. County C' III missioner at tile IN
suing Primary Election, and pledge him
to abide the results of said election, and
to support the nominees of the Demo
cratic party. Inasmuch as this section
has no other candidate in tho field, wc
confidently trust our worthy and thor
oughly competent friend will receive Il
general and generous support through
out The County.
1lIN1r IInIrcIa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
For Clerk of The Court.

THE undersigned announces himself
as Candidate for the nomination for the
Office OF Clerk OF tho Court at tho en-
suing primary election. This announces
ment is made after consultation with
prominent Democrats throughout the
County, including the best legal -autliori-
ty that Il vacancy will exist in this Office
tie coming winter.
tf2l w. II. BRUNSoN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

hereby pledge myself to abide the
result of tho primary election, and sup
port the nominees of the Democratic
party. W. Ii. BRuNSoN.
lt-29
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A Few Candidate Cards.

Having been announced as candidate
for the Legislature, I do hereby agree
to abide the result of the primary elcc-
ton, and to support all nominees of the
Democratic party.
1t WI. READY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
70 Tic Eramni,y Conmit!ee Of Pig
m9uM Mmc.i:

70 Mc EraminiNy CommiHee Of PW-
mouM Gmct::
have before me coy OF the cllarr'.
and specifications made a.ai: 81 me LI
MIS-. h Walton, AMI signed L.y her. nndr'
date OF May IS, lS'.S, AMI also 4 lctl /
accompanying The saline, wherein loa =
lress Willingness TO receive any reply |
may desire 10 make.
Therefore lanswrr. l$t. tha. in my hou @
OF The ev, nIng Of the l5th day Of Arr
1878, did say in the presence Of M..
Walton that the >tateMrn'. contained III Il
certain card wii:h sh" rI in her han
WIS true: correc, copy ri tlr' saln. b :
Ing annexed TO tic charge and sl cc!iicl
TONS.
Second did authorize lie card to c
pubI>hei in several newspapers in the ai'y
Of %cw York the following day.
And now repeat and reallirm hat the
acknowledgement Of adultery with the
Rev. Henry Ward Brrclicr, pastor OF
Plymouth Church. Was the truth and
nothing hnt the truth and that having
nreHl"usIy pub!s'rl :. fuse sia;ri""nt
DENYING the cInrgr. desired 10 make the
truth rs worldwide as the lie had 1ecn.
+ have no further or other statement to
make to tie committee.
ELIZABETH r TI.ToH.
BGooKLYX, ,]unt 18th, 1873
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For County Commissioner.

Tho many friends of Capt. JOSEPH
WISE. hereby announce him rs candi-
date for the Office of County Commits
sionor at tho Primary Election, and
plodgc him to abide tho result Of said
election, and to vote for tho nominees of
the Democratic party.
SALUDA REGIMENT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
The Inscriptions on the Augusta Con.
federaie Monument.

The Ladies Memorial Association have
decided to place the following inscriptions
on the Monument, one on tablet on each
side of the shaft
Erected by the Ladies Memorial AsSo-
citation Of Augusta, A. d. 1878, in honor
of the men OF Richmond County, who
died in the cause Of the Confederate
States"
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RnnnELYN. AIly 20. ISIS

Mrs. Elizabeth Il. Wtoa:
MADAM In pursuance of Il resolution
passed by the Examining Coalmillcc oi
Plymouth Church, at Il meeting held last
evening, enclose :; copy Ut tile char9r and
specifications made against you ty Mrs.
Is Walton, and which the cUlumlLlcc have
voted to entertain. ain requested 10 IN
lorm ycu that meeting OF lac committee
will Le held Ut the church Parors on Mon
ia! evening. June l0lh, at S O'clock, at
which time they Will receive any reply
you may desire 10 make to the charge anu
specifications, and will proceed With tie
trial oi the same.
Thomas ]. TILNGY, Clerk.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

The numerous friends Of Capt. ~. p.
WEST place him beinrc the Public as a
candidate for the Legislature. 1t is use
less to add anything in The way of rec
ommcndation. He is well known all
over the State, and greatly beloved by
all. We feel sure that 10 man in the
County, or elsewhere, is moro deserving
or would fill the Office with more credit
than he
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04
NUMEROUS FRIEN Us.

The many friend OF Gen. NJ. H. BON
HAM Hereby announce him as candi-
late for nomination, bef1ro the prima-
res. to Il seat in the Legislature. We
pledge Eim 10 abide the result of the
primary election, and to support MI
nominces Of the party.
MANY FRIENDS,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-04

The following was presented by Gen
C. A. Evans
Worthy
to have lived and known
Our Gratitude;
Worthy
tobe iIallowed and hold
IN tender remembrance;
- Worthy
tho Fadeless Fame which
EONFED ERATE SOLDIERS
- @s,@*' WON. .9As4z
who gave tb cmselves fn life
~ =: 59r- 2 and death for us;
FL.. the Honor of Georgia,
For l'ie Rights of the States,
fsor liie Liberties OF the People,
~ For HE Senliinents of the South, d
For tie Principles Of The UiAon,
As these were handed down to us
By the Fathers Of our Common Country.
Chronicle and ConstitutionaAist
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For SchocI Commissioner.

The friends of J. w W3SLEY EDISON
present his name as Il suitable candilatn
inr School Commissioner, ut the ensuing
election. Mr. E;6son was ono Of the :irS;
volunteers IN Capt. Rrnnks's company
and served with distinction in The war.
lnosng lcg ut Chicl;amauga. Mr.. l..
has pledged himself to abdo the result
OF the primary election, and to support
all nnrlinccs of the party.
MANY FRIENDS AND COMRADES,
Of the 1uh Rcgnl't. S. c. V, inthelatc war.
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We announce DR.. II. a SHAW n can
didate for the Legislature at the ensuing
ela:tion. We pledge him TO abide the
result of the primary election, and to
support all nominees OF The party.
MANY FRIEN DS.