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EDGEfIELD, Aug. l5, 1883.
Gentlemen.

Gentlemen.
In answer to the interroga,orv yon have
propnnnded To the several G. antidatcs for The
Legislature from this District, I respectful
~ stale, that am moi i'll favor of Il Nation
nj Bank, as believe such an institution ,n
tie unwarrnntcd by the Federal Cou,,lru-
ton. dangerous to the liberties. and ininrl-
Gus to the interests nf TIC connrrv, cspcrial-
iy of the Producing States A. your desire
for the declaration OF our faith upon these
fopicks may perhaps he deducrd from
your proceedings. add my o;,inlon, thar
the States should exercise with extreme
caution, If Mt all. their power nf cl,arrrring
private Banks, aud tina, The Federal Gov
crnment should adopt The measure, com
monty designated as The Independent Trcn-
surv, Of collecting keeping aud discussing
its money. by cnis Of irs own appoint
inent, withou, the uiL of Banks,
Your ohcdient servant
+. II. WARDLAW.
Mcssrs. f b. Bc!chcr, Chairman.& others.
Committee.
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EINcctafDs''s SAKE.

Will sell on the first Monday in Ocro-
d ter n"H', at public auction all that ,;or-
,'m "' Land belonging tn thc estate Of Mrs.
T.. ~ SInkinS. which lie. on the west side
OF The Cambridge Road. containing about
:r'cntH acres, and adjoining lands Of Col
T.. Si,nkin>, Col. TowIcs aud Hlrs. Burns.
i','s land y ell at an excellent quality, and
only ten and Il half acres Of it cIcarcd.-
credit Of onc wear given. and bonds with
two coed securities sill he T.. uu;rcd for the
purchase money. f.. VI PICKENS,
'"'S - 125 Executor.
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NtNy-t sprr,S,

----- INEN-' Ut LEANS, .tlH. y.
from 'ke Sp"nish Vest Ind;cs.-N.
learn fcon an officer Of the Strair Siip
Natri,ez, who left lIa, ana on the i, INST.
that there had been Il serious Disturbances OF
solne kind at that place. The precise ra-
,ure Oft we could not find out-hu, il scr,r.
I" have bcch IL conspiracy or revolt anon.
the troops in The Moro Castle or some OTIS. r
iort'licasIon. A Ilrin2 had been keep. - ia;
,1inc time. aud even ihc 'uh;hi,au;s Of tl,
city WIRE ignorant "f the particulars. l.
was ascrrtaineh, however. that from, ~ In
100 persons had hc"n killed. u hen our
ln!urmaut left. all WAS qnirt.
II wss .iI'"h moreover. that y revolt hp !
taken place II PORT" Riru. am,l i,,., -
ate w::h : az ! transports uld 'rl lsuva,u.,
s"r thai Island 10 kc, p Things Ia order.
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Ihirf Qacached riihoHt DcinkiHr.-
may n1, he generally known to oar rCa,Icr>
fhat wafer. even salt wafer. imhtlcd ,hrnurh
me skfa, aprraScs thirst almost rs - ell -
fresh .AIaser-tI zen inwarlly. !" illustration
81 thlsss.Stleri. n correspondent has sen; a.,
The following abridged quotation from y
Narrative of Captain krnncdv's losing nj.
vessel, and his di-trcsscs aiicrw wards. which
was noticed in 'DndSley'~ AnnunI Rrci>r.
for 1853 II cannon conclude william,
making mention uf rlir great advan,.or
received from soaking r.v clothes svitra
day IN salt wafer, and putting them on
"i'hnu' wrinriug. 1t WAS Il cnn>i.lcrnLl,
time before could make tho rropl. com
ply with this measure although from srcir.
'l'" good effects prnluccd. ,hev afterwards
prnriiscd IL twice II t!nT at their own ucCorI
To this discovery ] MAY with ims,ic. nr;ri
hufc the preservation Of my own iiy,, o;..
other persons. who must have rcri~h.d iii,
had not been PAT in use Til" hin, was
first communicated to me from Tho rcrnsm
at treatise written hN d., lind. The.
water absorbed through the pores or The
stin produced in every rcsrvcr the same
"'f ct rs would have resulted from, tLc
moderate drinking of any liquid The sa-
'inr particles. however. which remained in
our clothes. became inrrnstcd by the hca, ni
The sun and that of our ow" bodies, laccra-
ting onr skins and hcirr otherwise in6 onvr-
nien': hut we 'ound ,hni hv waShinn ont
these particles. and ircrucntv w-t,iny cnr
clothes. without wrin"in". twirr i'm tl"
course of day. the skin became well in {,
short time. Arer these operations we un
tnrmi'v found that the violent hr"ucl,, wcrr
of md tho pnrchrd ton@'r was cured ~
lew minutes after ha'hinG aud wnShirn n,Ir
cla'hcs: and :,t,hc same tin.o we E,nnd orr
selves rs much refreshed rs if we had ~cccj-
we'd some actual nnnrsh 'cnt. Four per
sons in The boar whn drank snl, water Wort
de'irious and died: hui those who avoided
this and followed the above practice rxpc
rcnCrd no such :vnrtnns."
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&0HIca.

Cd .'.' IL WI. Siami 'hc nSi,inr Fail Sea.
!sa son n tie following plarrS 4, Dr.
't"'''H on '!'c .0!h iliS Red Hill on the aIs,
y: 'tfln'"n "n t''c !;;d. a, Gcor.e McEic's
va -" 81 ana -''h NJ A''>"!"m tclanch,rr's
Gun "n ;''l"nl ;tr!'r respective p aces rc.u:;r.
!. on "T"iN !"h day during tic SeDsnn
~ ~ ~ irl i" n"r"S at -: lie .c.sor. an,I &. to
.h>E" o iab!!!!v FORA" i,n,S bri, every cnro
'."H'' 10 i'r"v"''' i"m .>n, liz putj.,. hy In
he a>""tf!ir"i Whether Sic i j., E,.,, ;,c :, i M
.h~''rAm"" IN" ry. IL. c:S. {" L.. crcou, il, evcry.
iE*!Gu"r. I y i.rJ->,n,rn, 49,
AL us.;;
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es.sss33E,s s,t f,sr y.ss,

i'"~ Di>iiir,, negro man b. lac na,oc o,
~ T@i. i'hniii Years o age five ic., II,
iicErS NIGH. som n,a;c. ans very h.;.ck. H.,
says tia; he br;"nnS Ia Thn. i,a,il, vim. j.
tie' r. County. A!ahamn. He say ,ir,, f.. " rs
purchased ~ Nor'n ai"nn and iri, Ia nwr rc,
om I'm, tir"r. E""rgia. on i.> way hc,u.
IL" owner is rev:.r-', d L. One in. ward prcyc
properly pa! charges and Tax. i,,,n ;>,ay
6. J. GLOVER, H. u
.Iulv 10, ii,:;-i ,r ~
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An estimate of RECEIPTS IRON, rassnpncrs
DC. on board tho Gr"n, Wescrn-I3i,u un.
e"ngers At sf25 or SI75 each. wnnld .riv.
S222,IJn IN pass &c money. This. with hor
Letters and frrio't. will make nmt , n. g.,
bic Trip. that will a:nazingIv onickcu IT.
cngrrncss Of our r"oD'" for Atlantic srea,r
ship building Baltimore .imeric0a.
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CLOVER SpRING. Aug. II. 1899

GLOVER SPRING, Mug. II. 1888.
Mr.. E0iior.-I chccrfulIv respond 10
the call upon the Candidates bv tho res
pccrahle Meeting, tho proceedings of which
have hccn published in your paper. be-
lievr Congress has no, tho power to cstah-
lish National Bank. and tn the policy of
the country does NOT require such an in>iitu
ti0n. ] am in favor Of thc SuE-TreaSury
system. Respectfully vnrrs,
JOSEPH GRIFFIN.
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MIR. Rhcu's late Speech in Congress, cx
tracts from which we publish in this No..
is an effort of great ability. We regret.
That owing 10 tic smmImc>s of ON, sheet.
aud the press 6i' other ,na.tcr. we c:,n,o,
give it entire.
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Tmportnn, py,,ypt.,;rc ,ro;os, ~,

Important PrTrrnt'Hr" 0r1;nsi FT;1ro
ph0h7".-- Physicinn has discovered ,hn, =
few drops Of any mineral acid nnp!ird 10 y
wound "rchSl"nrd NV th" bite nr any rah;d
animal. will prevent hcdronhnhia j, The
pa'irn'. The acid viii i"c"nrosr The poi
.on"us saliva, and consequently no bad c:
frcrs will follow
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EpGEFIELDsC. Ia. Aug. ii, 1888


In answer to the interroeatory propnuutl.
cd to the Candidates for the Legislature in
the last Advertiser, reply ,ha, am not
i'll favor Of National Bank. Such an
Institution, believe to he unconstitutional
and inexpedient, uncalled for in the opera.
tons Of the General Government, and dan
gerous to the lbrr ties of the people. And
rs an instrument, to regulate the currcu.v
aud domcs,ick exchanges Of the country, il
may be dispensed with, and some other
means rendered equally cnectual.
1t is further my opininn that the union
which is now dissolved, hctwrcu the poi;ti
cal and money po'ocr, ar between the Trca-
surv OF the United States. and the Banks,
should not he restored; that hereafter hanks S
should not hc used in the fiscal operations OF
"the Government and thai the IntIcrcn
dent Treasury scheme should he adopted
as wise au' saIntary measure, tending to-
promote the true interest of the South, and
ofthe whole country,
Very respectfully your ob't scrv't,
J. w. WIMBISH.
To T.. b. Belcher, James Miller aud others
Committee.
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GRAIS.-Thc H,,,;,u,ro 1

GRAIN.-Thc Ha''imorr 4mc~icau. or
Tuesday last. SAYS; "Cnrn was .clh in this
market Yesterday at oRt 1oIiyr pcr hu,h.l
hv the cargo. This ia an advance or,uc,vc
cts hnShrl since Friday last. Prime wh,o
Virginia Wheat was sold vcstcrdry -, 81
60. and rrmr rcd ~ 81 20 per bu~hel-bc
ING an advance rf Eve cents
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So fSEiVS EeEs

AH w Ny :."in The plantation nf tin.
u I su c.ii.rr. III Co!un,!ia cnuutv. on Il;,.
"i.'' o. The !2th Instant. Iwo zero men.
";'h'r" Henry and Aiick. they arc br,,hcrS
u" hrrh asirking resemblance. Henry
= II years cid, about > feet s or 10 inches
M@'l.. dark c"mpl"c:ed, !,r is ne: nuicL
! oxen. and is incIin"d 10 lisp. .,!irk i-
hh"n ID years old. about > Zee; :: or , inch,
"> e.. high. 'iaEh ct.npl"ctrd and quick spoken
lhcT "erc hoih vel! dressed when HE,
'h. ana II ~ SUPPOSED ih"y ave nl:tkin" l,,,
- H>hin.'"hriiy. n> !! ry were h:nuuh hi iran
'hn' place. h" ;,hosc reward wi!i H."
s'''n Tor th"ir apprehension ,n:i delivery
q any Jail 80 r'.Hr ga, .hr:,,. or Slv!nr
'"'i'f JESS T. = u ALTON.
Augusta Ga. August II IS:iS -
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KIRKsETs = RoADs.Au 10. 1855

Mr.. Editor,
| saw i'll yonr Paper of the OIL, inst. the
Preamble and Resolutions ofiweuty. four
respectable citizens of EdgrGcld District,
calling on the Candidates for an expires ,>ion
OF their opinions on the policy. expedicnrv
and c"nstitntionality of n National Bank,
IN which call feel it my duty, as Can,Iii-
ate, to respond. | am decidedly opp">eh
to Il National Bank, believing such an In
s,'u'ion TO he inpoii'ic. ic.inexpcdicn, and un-
constitutional. Very respectfully yours.
]. SHEPPARD.
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s. lE'E'sGEE-

III. f"r>orS avirg demands arains, VIM.
X Come! and u AIDE II Conner .ipccns,d
aie her by cTuc> d 10 and EN- 10 tic MI.
serb dm al c>trd md those indebted to c:,l,cr
~ IL" "bo>c anIed III states. are rrrrcs,ra IN
ma e immediate payne l.
u. II. JGNEs, Aan'y.
J"y 30 I-39 ncnt
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=. . Hickory Grove, Aug. 18Th, 1883.

Mr.. Editor.
In answer to call made ON tho Candid
atcs Tor seat i'll the mex, Legislature for
th's District, 10 say hethcr they arc in f., :
for oi National Bank or against il, !.
rs one OF that number will ans cr that ca.
IN few words As tna National Bank
deem it unconstitutional, which is suiii
cIcni reason for my opposition indepcndcn,
of any other. The runcuns,tutionaltyo orsucl,
'p' Institution, makes i, impoli,ir, and ifim
polite. iuexpedicn, for Congress to charter
such dangerous monopoly, as believe no
emergency can arise that will justify de-
par'nrc from the strict letter of the Con>,i
tuition. IL allowable in this case as cxpcdi
chi or poli'ic,you set II dangerous preccdcn,
that designing politicians may pursue i'm
every instance, upon the ground of policy
or expcdiency. / hold ,ha, the Con.titu-
ton should be held sacred and mviolahlc.
Resptly, THOS. J HIBBLER.
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10 some letters that We're sent out hv the
Sirius answers were received hv ~" Gre,
Western Thn> in \ prrioh or - havs
rer'prnral correspondence WIS cnrri /
over space Of six thousand miles.
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r. The fric, ds Of d. +. DAv n
fOEi, Esq. are authorized! IN say ll.:, n.
!, tnndida,, far I,HX COLLEtI'OH
Of Edarfi"ii District, at the n.xr Election
juno II, IS:.S n 20
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Il horse! a horse! my k;n"dom fora horse
KING RICHARD III.

Mr.. Editor.
The time is near at hand when thc own
Gro Of fine Coins should hc putting them in
order for the exhibition in Or,nhrr next
/ hone thar this animal Iisn'rv of Gnc stock
will no: bo discontinued. Nothing, surely,
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Two bales OF new Cotton have bccn ro
ceivcd in the Augusta market, au,l uroun.,
I3 and ii cents
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z.i.ri:"E.! y;E!:."c I'urs,:s:c
!A<'.Ss,ryfsI

'lit. summer in"aIinn of hi, :n>,i,.
"a ''"n r"in:n:nccs rp oay na will cIu.,
WIN me .'I"scnI month. Is "xrrr:srs viii
be- rc>'"r"h on the !St Mon,!av IN the mex,
month. September.
W. y. JOHNSON, Rector.
AunnS, rs. lS:}S !, %
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e. We arc autho lied to an
nonncc WILLIAM III. kEY, II Cardida,r
i"r T.\A CGLi.EC'i Ok vi ilis district.
" tn" ncxi election.
July %. 1888 tf25
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NOTICE..
Au-. II. 1888

4 VIE '-uhScr!''cr offers for sale, his Plan.
q 'hlm'n on Salnda River, (known az
!hy"cTs N"rk,l containing sixteen hum
"r''i al" ci&hrv "cres OF land, one half Ri
yer ""''"n con>i Icrahlc portion of tho
n"'t"n Is entirely free from fieshers. aud il
~" very l.>' t"r,"n land in ;lt. middle
r4untry-tl'" baiancc is linc Coru land. as
,'r as any 1fr;''''y GiNer. The upland is
hish anu healthy, aud ; IN, tf is
excellent Grain land The land will bn
sn""h 10 p'rs"nS wishing rn sec it. nv Mr..
@rhrFH' h'inS on III" plantation. Aud any
'"'"fnihti"r may hr hnd ry apnicnriou 10
'ne Subscriber Twin. nj Ed: field Court
,i"u'r. harGain will be given in ,bo
'a""' tor prompt payinr",.
1o. 80, Z. G. MAYS.
~, ~ " - '0'S if2j
>, II" |hnr'.S'"n Mercury anil Columbia
'r'"Sr"pc viii civ" The above fnur weekly
insertions. and forward their accou,,s =,
This oi'ir" for payment.
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But Il few Parcrs hack. we published
some singular and Startling f.r,s in Relation,
To The dealings Of the United Stale, B;u,,
with alcra crs Of Congress. Editors Of News
papers, &c. II cannot hc discussed t,at m,
grand regulator has contributed moro ,o
corrupt the public MUD, and to introduce
the abuses Of Banking, Than all other ca,>,s
combined. Facts are MOI winning to urnvc
II. Is 1t not to" plan to he seriously con-
tested, that through it's rcm.ntcns iniju.
encr, and its kind spirit of accommodate
even Nonornjic men have brcn made TO
cease their bitter opposition. aud rally un-
der its standard.
We have now no National Bank hnt we
have a Bank Party powerful beyond anv
precedent, which is striving hy every posi-
bic means I" fix and pcrpc,ua,c among us
me most dangerous aud corrupI Of al in
hu"nres, an organized and systematic Ba,.k
influence. DR.. Cooper once said ..,I,,, ,h.
continuation of Banks is the most DANCER
Gus OF institutions hitherto l:uowu." Such
Il continuation mus, hr l;.rnl 10 lihcrt.. r.
will control the Government, or the CIV
crnh'"n will control it. With the tyi-
d"ncrs of a bitter experience so thick q
round us, is Il rot rrn,ark able liza, Stale
Rights men viii toll and strnogic for =
gigantic National Bunk, with Il cnpitoI of
SO or IOU millions, with the view of arrc.
ting ihat tendency 10 Constellation which
has been so apparent of late years, and
whi"h must prov",if NOT arrested, the grave
of State Sovereignty! How can State
Righ'~ men advocate il with any snr, of
c." >isicnc> Viii, - knowI ''g" of The
TACT, that the Convention which formed the
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TDc a Ghccttaer.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 2;}, 1898.
EDGEFIlILD G. II

Mr.. Nixnn's Communication is rccc, we'd
and will appear in II future No
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n RGp'd Gro,oth.-Tittv years ago the white
POM at'"n # Nhi" was hut sixty four; now there
are more than one million.
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"a e'5's dtE.

q LII persons hnvin" demand, acainsc
a ia" E>'n,c OF Mr.. Eliza II. Simkns.
"'r"aScd, ar" requested 10 present them
rr"r"r'v authenticated. and all who owe
~" S'li cSi;i" are requested tn make paw
Int. T.. W. F!CEENS Err
July %. 1888 r -
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E'Ee DGE. q Va "a HON.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
by His Erc1iiency PIERCE NJ. HUY'-
LEX, EsQ. G"rrrHor Gnd Comnundcr
an ch'cF az 0"d Orcr Tie Siutc O south
C0roiinG.
EXECUTIVE rEpARTMf.NT. :
t"IumrIA. August Is. 1858.
NJ jERkS, information has been re-
W cc.vch =, this Drpa:rmrnr. THAT -
fri";inus murder was lately cn'nmi:,rd III
L"nrrns District. hv onr I!,nAu iiuL,nMau
on the body Off BrauLl,ii that The
said Hiram has I'D from Justice.
NON KNOW YE. Thar to the intent
III" said Hiram, may br brought To legal
trial and c"n'Ii"n runi-I,mcnr tnr his offence
ns aforesaid. do hereby offer reward Of
Fw" Hundred Dollars f,r hi, apprehension
and delivery inl" any iail in This STATE.
he sad lllram is represented rn hr ahcn,
% wears "ingr, upwards of six fec, high.
dark hair and h!nr eyes, quito taciinrn. hu,
when spoken la. replies ca!.ui> and in .nnL
E'n"nno" altogether unasS,,mn- IN his ,:lHn-
nerS. "' II >cr!ouS and rather n,"an holy
r'nn'cnanc". entirely >uh.r in hi cu,Il,,
and r"nvrrS''iiuii-nIwa.s dressed decent.
aud i'll !I0mcsl'iuI cloth.
Given under IN, hand and ,i.,.
seal olihr State ~ Comm
h'a. This 81 'l,v nr ,uonS,.
IN I'll" wear %! o,n l." u orr
l!"S.I Thousand eight hundred and
thi,i"-ri"!l. and in he six
ty-rh'rd year nr ii,r indie
rcn;'Cn"" of The e. State.
Of America
i. II. BUTLER.
Bv tho Governor.
JOHN EIRELS.
DE nuIV S.ccrpfary Uf St,tc
August roo
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Hook "a 'G's,5.,

s. IL. fcf-ons n:'ch d lo i,y. U,rwoon
"a h0RF VII l'!cn>@ c0 ard sri!c wi.h : r
,""'E. WIZ" Is ''niy authorized TO settle i'm his
%N' receipts ii BUKT.
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SsEkEsEE7G"S SALES.

e virtue OF s"n''ry wits oil ii,ri Facias 10
~ m" directed, will lie sold a. Et!actieId c.
Ii. on ~" I;r>' i'cmdav ard Tucsay in Sent.
n"N tic TO lowing proper: viz:
N"!e Niovrr assignee, Ns. hircl: Lamar;
= H'i'r Plaintiffs stv"rai;v. ". II g Sane. three
'.u cred "t aces !an,! n,l OHM ; am. lfanmond
an offers. also one c"ro womun CIuah
>. Merchant Il Go. vs. Thomas A. CohE;
Th"mas Kcrnagun VS. tho Sane. ore rrnrn
b Ben. s'o
i"'n t'"nl'lon. vs. John II. Sim! i1.s; Olhcr
f,I1'S - veIa!y rs. the Same, ere n, gro wo,
man div.
irims oi sale cash.
W. II. MOSS. s. I'D.
-N"-' -. lN'S C IS
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H"harc received "pr"posaIS for pnLisL-
Ing ~ The Town of Columbia. =. C.. oucv
Scm-w"ekl! and Weekly Newspaper. to
lie entitled the South Car"linian, Lv All
P"mhrr'Gn." 1t is matter of rcrr,t f., nc
'iia' we cannot give it to our readers in the
present No, bmi we will do so in o,,r ncx,
The Carolnian will he devoted tn the ,,r.
''ncc "f III" Independent Treasury roIirv,
aud We seriously hope ,ar our i;i..ric,
so""h as we know il is upon hi, subject,
VIII gave to II strong support. Hlr. Penn
hcrton was formerly Editor Of the Auousta
Chronicle. and is most favorably L,n.n for
his zeal and talents, and hi. nreat dovo,;,.,
to the cause nf S.arc RIGHTS.
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Sugdr, Coz C, 0nd Eict.-Thc latest ,d
wees from Mn'nnza, rcprcsrn, Coffee as
very scarce. ami very l:illc in first hands to
l." had at all. of good quality. Sugars main
tain their high prices.
Good Rice is so scarce and commands so
nigh price, that the Merchants of His
pace have declined fnI the present, to deal
III IT, we are glad TO see by the Savannah
papers, that the present Crop is promising
III that vicinity, and trust that similar pros.
poets obtain throughout the Rice country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-08-23

Fhc attention OF the CauiiIo,es far ,L.
Legislature is asked to the communication
"f Mr. H"llingsworh. We were ~ ;hc
meeting and well remember thar uhcr ,hc
passage of he Resolution which vc have
published, Mr Watson attcmp,cd 20 move
distinctly upon the Sub IrtGsury .;ufy.iou.
ana was opposed by several ccnl!cuc. NM
on 'hr ground that the CandiJ;t.. v,uld
r'ni''E %ivr their opinion, n;.nn it,
here Is II" d"uht III our mind thu, n, -,
them would have promptly res sroydcd. b,.
they $" understood the ohjec, of the ,neeiu.
Ii Is hnt justice to those scniIcme., who
have restricted their answer To - N,,J;o,,J
Bank, 10 say that it was The opinion of MANY
that The Sub-Treasury question was no,
within The design Of the Meeting. }Jov-
ever no harm can be- done bv "a fuller re-
Sp"nSc and we feel assured thai no caud;d.
ate will object To il. We trust ,hat evcrv
man will take his position fairly ,:nd boldly.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-06
IN SENATE.
The House adjourned.
I'HURsDAY. Jant

IHlksDAft JGnudIy H.
PETITIONS PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. TIPTON-Of the Indiana Manufacur-
ing Co
By Mr.. LINN-Of certain lawyers Of St. Louis,
for certain charges in The u. S. S. Courts.
BY Mr. MORRISON - - Postmaster for
pay in addition to the proceeds oil his office.
Also, snndry petitions for private claims, by
MeSsrs Boon, Sewer, Benton, and others, and seve
raly,reiered
On motion Of Mr.. LINN
Resolved, That the Committee on Public Lands
inquire into the expediency of purchasing Mount
Vernon, The property of the late President Washing
ton, Tor the use Of the U. S. Government
The following resolutions were offered by Mr.
PRESTON, and laid on the table and ordered TO be
printed
Whereas the Just and true boundary Of the I. S.
under the treaty of Louisiana, extended on the south
west TO the Rio Grand del Nore, which river contn-
ued 10 be the boundary line until the Territory wes'
1919. And whereas such surrender Of portion Of
the territory Of the U. S. is of evil precedent and
doubtful cons.itu,ionaiiy
And whereas many weighty considerations OF
policy made it eSpedent to re-esta bsh the said true
boundary and TO annex to the u. s. the territory oc-
cuped By the State of Texas with the consent Of the
said State.
Be it therefore Resolved That with the consent Of
the said State previously had, and whenever II can
be effected consistently with the public faith and
treaty stpuations the United States, it is de&ra
bic and expcdient to reannex the said territory TO
the United States.
The consideration of Mr.. CALHOUN'S resou-
tons were again resumed and the discussion thereon
without taking any question, continued 10 very late
hour, when the Senate IT,.
Adjourned. w