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The Charleston Mercury, of the 18th IN,

The Charleston Mercury, Of the 18th IN.
slant, says" The steamer Charleston
Lsve master, arrived here yesterday, witt
forry-six Indians on board. They were
captured on the 7tlr inst, at Fort Mellon
by Lieutenant Hanson. The mother o
Osceola is said 10 be among them; she i:
very old, with locks as white as wool.
The prisoners ale TO be established Al
Castle Pinckney, for the present. We Gc
NOT understand that there was any fight
ing i.r making the capture hui TWO war
riors, on attempting 10 make their escape
were killed"
Wecopy the following further parricu,
lars of the capture, from the Charleston
Courier -
The Indians, il appears, had come in
to receive the ralions. whi'h it had been
the practice to distribute among them
when Lieutenant Hanson being in posses.
sion of information, (received by express
the day previous respecting ebemassacre
of Colonel Harney's detachment, promptly
determined 10 make them prisoners. Ii,
accomplishing this, however, it became
necessary to shoot Two of the Indians, who
made an attempt TO escape. The Charles.
ton proceeded to Castle Pinckney, where
the Indians will doubtless be imprisoned
until orders can be received as 10 their
final destination"
Office Of tho Ne,cs,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

The Hon F. H. Gilmore has resigned
his seat in Corgrss. David L. Jamison,
ESQ.,, is a candidate to fill the vacancy in
rhe Congressional District, composed of
Baruwell, OrangebHs, Lexington, and
RichIand.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

Prinriples.-Benjam;u Constant, the
celebraledFrenchRepub lican, wrote much
against Napoleon, before his return TO the
capital, in 1915. lu an interview with
the philosopher. after his entry into Paris,
the great Corsican frightened him, but
forguue him. Instead Of Furnishing him,
as petty tyrant would have done, he no.
bly, forgot his offences, and made him a
Baron. In the "reminiscences Of the
Hon. VIM. H. Crawford, by Eugene
Vail. Esq, the writer says
When on some public occasion, Con.
slant was protesting in enthusiastic
terms his republicanisn, and had added,
that strict adherence TO ones principles,
should be evineed even unto death. -.
Why tien,' rejoined one present, did
you, Baron, bow before Napoleon! y -.
Because, replied he. / am not a,
principle. You may stife principle, but,
if you stifle man !"
A very metaphysical distinction truly.
and very convenien, for politicians +!
Many others, besides Benjamin Constant,
make this important distinction. 1t is one
thing to have set Of principles, but
a uery different thing to carry out these
principles in action!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

The Speakers Chair in Congress. ---The
chair has been remodelled, and highly I'M
proved. The cost it is said was S2,l54
274 cts. The Speakers chair should
certainly be neat, and ornamented in
a manner becoming the Representative
Hall of great nation but we must say,
that we think the expenditure upon it, use-
less, and highly exlravaeant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22
THE ELECTIONS.

Alabamu.-The State Intelligencer
says, the Van Burenites have, doubtless,
elected their Governor three out OF the
five members of Congress; and majority
of both branches of the Legislature The
Wings ran no candidate lc. Governor, in
opposition TO the present incumbent, A. T.
Bagby.
In Montgomery county, the Wings
elected all their candidates for the Legis-
lature. Dr. Oliver, (W.,) was elected
over MIR. Mays, (sub Treasury the pre-
sen, Stale Senator. and Messrs. Baldwin
and Hutchinson, (W.,) were elected Re-
presenta,ives. In that Congressional Dis
,rict. The Democrats elected Dixon Ii.
Lewis, without opposition.
In the Mobile District, Dellet, (W.,) has
been elected to Congress Ivy majority OF
43O votes over Murphy, (V.B
Mr. Chapman (A.) is ELECTED withou,
opposition.
General Crabb (W.) is elected over his
opponent, Mr.. Ellis. bv majority Of los
votes. Al The last election. says The We
tumpka Argus, Crahhs majority over
Ellis, was upwards of900 votes.
The Western Carlonian, of the 10th
inst. states rha' the Congressional elec-
tions of N. C. have resulted in the elec.
ton Of the following genllemen:-
H w. Connor. ]. Hill, w. Montgome.
ry, NJ. Hawkins, Jesse Bynum. and Me-
Kry--6 Van Burn men.
Jas. Graham, Lev is Williams, Ed. De-
berry, E. Stanly-4 Federal Wings.
Kenneth Rayner, a pro- fessed State Rights
man, but practically, a Federal Wing.
Charles Sheppard,4and Charles Fisher
Stale. Rights Republicans, for reform, re-
trenchment, and economy in public ex
pe4di ures.
Tennessee.-Fn this State, Col. Polk, the
Van Buren, candidate for Governor, has
beaten his opponent, Governor Cannon,
tW.,) several thousand votes. AT the
last election, Cannon beat the Admins
ton candidate some twenty thousand
votes.
The Van Burenites have elected a ma
iori,y of members to both branches of the
Legislature.
The following members Of Congress are
elected
Democrats.-A. Mcclellan, J. W.BIaek-
well,+ Cave Johuson,+ A. V. Brown
II M. Waterson,s H. L. Turney.
Wigs y. L. Williams, John Bell,
M. P. Gcnrry,+ W. B. Campbell. c. R.
Williams, J. w. Crockett, Saml. b. Car.
ter.
Nr,o Members
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

Fort Mellon, on receip of intelligence of
the massacre Of Colonel Harney's COM
mand, Immediately seized some forty ln-
dians, who were cncamped in the neigh
borhood of the post. So prompt and
energetic course of Conduct is worthy the
highest praise, and reflects great credit
upon the decision and Gr,nness of Lieut..
Hanson.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22
Nick-aames o fthe Democrats and Whig.

Nick-na,nes o fthe Democrats and Whig-
ites.---The Banktes give the Demo
erals, lhe name Of Loco Foco that is,
men who shed light upon dark subject.
and hiring to open day, the black doings Of
the Bankiles. On the other hand, the
Democrats give their opponents the SOU
briquet of Hoco POGO; tha, is, those who
by tricks of legerdemain-have cenjured the
public money into their own pockets, aud
are struggling hard 20 keepif there.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22
. Nc1o Members.
fhe Charleston Courier says:

The Charleston Courier says:-
In Kentucky, Soulhgate, w has been
defeated for Congress, Ivy Col. Butler.
In Indiana, Smith, Carr, Wich. Davis,
(A.,) and Rariren, (W..f are elected to
Congress. howard, (A.,) Is running
a head of Evans, (W.,) and Profit (W.)
has probably defeated Owen, tA.y
An extra from the South Alabamian, al
Pickenville, Alabama, gives The following
as the result for Cnrgress. Ellis ". b.
937. Crabb (W.) 7S4. Three Van Blu
renitcs elected TO the Legislature.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22
TDr a0nerttse
EDGEFIELD C. Ii
THURSDAY, AUGUST q, 1889.

His Excellency, Governor Noble, ar
rived at Columbia, ON the l7h inst, He
has since, r'lurned hnme.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

Labor Saving Soap.-The following is
IA recipe for making the labor saving soap,
$50 Called which IS an excellent article Tor
washing. and saving of labor. The re-
cepts Tor making have been sold from 3
to SlJ-and the soap cents per pound !;
hut can be manulactured-ior about two
cents. Take two pounds Of Sal Soda
two pounds yellow bar soap; and ten quarts
of water cut the soap in thin slices and
boil all ioselher two hours--then strain 1t
lhrougha clot! let it cool, and it is fit Tor
use. Directions for using The soap: put
the clothes in soak the night before you
wash, and to every pail OF water in which
you boil them, add one pound of SOAP
They will need no rubbing; merely rinse
them out, and they will be perfectly clean
aud white.
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Neverchase lie. for if yDu keep quiet,
truth will eventually overtakc and de-
stroy il.
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A SPLENDID PRESENT.

On Thursday morning fasl, as we were
sitting in our study, reading about Indians
Congressional elections. Cotton Circulars,
&c., we heard our name called, aBd
stepped into The rarlor. to ascertain who
wished to see US. We naturally, sup
posed that some person wanted our pre-
sence, on mere matter Of business. A
smiling servant girl presented US hand
some basket, neatly covered with nap
kin, and said to u.s.
"A present from some young ladies, to
the Editor ~
We uncovered The basket, and what did
we behold? Several large and delicious
peaches, English grapes, damson plums,
and figs, as sweet as ever grew in tn" gar
den Of Eden. All were tastefully, and
beautifully arranged. We inquired of 'he
servant the names of The fair donors. tina,
we might chronicle them, as is The custom
of editors, and transmit them to Posterity.
The girl would nor inform US, but zoe
knop them. 1t is but truth TO say, tha,
they are among the luvelies' Of their sex.
They are worthy 10 be Queens of May, in
the vernal season. Charming maijens
accep, our heartfelt thanks for your we'll
timed donation.
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OBITUARY TAnrrr.-We have daily

OBITUARY TARlFr.-We have daily at
our counter gruif' grunts at our charge OF
two shillings for inserting, In addition 10
the announcement of death, n0Iice Oh
the time, place, and manner prescribed
for the burial of the deceased. What will
the grumblers say when we inform them
that. in one paper a, least in Great
Britain, which, instead of circulating thirty
two thousand daily, issues not thlIiy-two
hundred weekly, the insertion OF obituary
notices COSTS from two shillinss and SIX
pence (sterling) to five pounds Inc
Waterford Chronicle has recently estab-
lished an obituary tariff which throws our
two shillings exaclion entirely IN the shade
And what is worse, the tariff is so estab-
lished as to effect direct lax on virtue,
and makes il costly business lu die Win
good name. Only reflect what serious
consequences to morals aud virtue are cal
culaled tobe wrought by such tax as the
Chronicles, which exlorts, for simply III
serting a ath, Two and six pencei "tor
the death OF a person who lived a perfect
pattern Of all the Christian virtues. and
died regretted by The whole country, ten
shllIings, for the death Of person who
possessed extensive literature aud profound
erudilion, superadded to which, his whole
life was remarkable for piety, humanity
charity, and self denial, one pound; tor
the death of lady, whose husband Is In.
consolabIe for her loss, and who was the
delight of the circle in which she moved
one pound len shilIings; for The death ol q
gentleman who had been only six months
married, who was an example OF every
conlugal and domestic virtue, aud whose
widow is in stale Of anguish bordering
on distraction, two pounds; for the death
or all aristocrat, who was pattern o
meekuess, model of humility patron
of distressed genius, a genuine philantroP,
ist, an exemplary Christian. and extensive
almssiver, profoundly learned. unremIt'
ling in his attention To the duties of his
station, kind, hospitabIe, and aieclionate
to his tenanlry, and whose name will be
remembered and his loss depl"red TO the
lales, posreriIy, five pounds; and for eve
ry additional good quality, y,whe,hef domes'
tic, moral, or religious, there will be ar
additional Charge"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

Major John w. Wimbish, of this Dis
trict. was elected, on the 18th instant,
Brgadier General Of the Second Brigade
of Infantry, South Carolina Militia, by
nearly fifty votes over his opponent, Col.
]. Edward Calhoun,o OF Abbeville.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

The Bugs again "A few days since,
we went un,oittingLy, and innOcently, into
the corn-6eId of a near relation, to look at
the darkies pulling fodder. Never did we
behold such quantity of bugs in the
stalks of corn, and on the ground immedi-
ately around! Their name was literally
Legion. Black bugs, brown bugs, spec
klel bugs, big bugs, little bugs, and we
know not how many other sorts of bugs.
were rieling on the corn, and depriving it
of,he juices which are its very life. The
corn-6eld was one of great promise. and
would have yielded bountilully,bnt for the
ravages OF these insects. We believe
that they have destroyed nearly one
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JoTTlNGs DOWN IN LONDON.

The last number OF the "Corsair" has
the 70 lowing article from the pen Of Mp.
Willis, who is now in London -
| was at AImack's on Wednesday.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-08-22

Office Of tho Ncscs,
St. Augustine, E. F,y dug. 9. 1889.
Lieut.. w. E. Hanson, i'll command of
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rlNNOCK'S ROME, &c.


EDINNOCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DR.
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to which is preixed an Introduction to the Study
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death of George 3D. with continuation to the yea
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OF contemporary Sovcreigus and eminent persons
Cop'ous explanatory notes. Remarks the poll
tics, ma'ners and literature of the age. An outlines
the Constitution, &c. &c. illustrated BY many ensr,
n,Ss.
GUYS ELEMENTS OF ARrRoNoMY, and an Aoriigmen
OF keiths New Treatise the Use of Globes. New
American edition. with additions and Improvement
ana all explaton OF the Astronomical part Of tho Az
Iican Almanac.
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4EENRY X LEE q CO, Nc N,Y,zine street, ar,
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Kentucky, Eagle, AM. other late arrivals Irsm A..
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the ten legislative acts neixed n ,hr M moe ;s ,.
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BENZ. LEVY,
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