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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

II is stated in til" Philadelphia Inquirer
rha, the manuscript Of the original DecIa-
raliun of independence, in The hand-wri-
ting of Jefferson, with The interlincatinns
of Franklin and other members, is in pos.
session of the .lmerican Philosophical So
cirly Of thai city, and may be seen at their
Hall.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
Force anil .lrms 1tmntcued.-Thc subjoiuc,

Force and lrms Mrcatcned.-Thc suhjoiucd
cy arts SLOW !" n s''ii;nG I;4ht, thr perCrc'
insanity of e, ran lYmg i,lrr,. Should they
not succeed at The ballot bnX, they threaten to
wage war upon their country. Language is
scarcely sufficient, to express our horror and
Indignation at the conduct of these men. In
justice 10 The Whi2 party, we do moi believe
! that lie great hcdy of them entertain the same
diviIuals calling themselves their leaders. 1t
becomes them however, TO cXpe fiom their
ranks, such mrn who breathing The spirit of Il
Caliline wond dcngc this fair land in blood to
accomplish their own selfish purposes.
From the Moum HoRy (N. A. Herald.
"PEAcEABi.y IF WE cAN. FoEciBIY If WE
MUSr!-Thc abave advice was given by Captain
Stockton 10 TIE Federal Wbigs on Saturday,
IN vii: TO beat t!lG democrats praceably il pos
sibl4 if nul siicrcssIli in That way, then To- re-
| SORT to FORCE. The language was sanction
ed hy the meeting. From tins il appears they
intend, when beaten, like Gov. Ri:ncr. tn treat
the election ms il lilay had not breu defeated
and call ont the rnops. and a;trmptio To put down
| by the hayonet those whom tncy cannot vo;e
dnwn Il, the ballot bnx. Broad.sworls are to
he introduced in the place n!broadScals Come
on valiant Capiair.-ynu and your defeated can-
darcs will lind the people aiready tn meet and
defeat y"rr in the i"hl. aS til are sure 10 az
comp.h il a the ballot box The dcn,Ocracy
trspiSo your threats, and would scatter yon
like leaves. il you should dare To u ply the
buas,rd FORCE advocated at FInccnlown.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

The Auakapas Gaz"'lc, of the 18th,
ult, saws the cnilon and sugar crops never
promised better in that part Of the Stale.
The cotton picking was already going on
hrisbv. The frequent showers had causeh
The cane to grow finely.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

Mr. Eitor-In the communication which
yon weie kind enough to publish for lis in your
last ~ prr.overthr signature nf"Plain Truth"
discern several typographical errors which
hope you will not uil to correct.
PLAIN TRUTH
In The caption. il is printed Truth or False
hood" IN The manuscript it is: Truth vs.
FaISnllnod.
In the fourth paragraph it is printcd-,ill
the extra session Of Congress, ls.7-ins,cad,
1887.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

The Hon. S. II. Anderson. member of
Congress from Krnlmrky. died at his resi-
lcnce near Lancaster in GarrarI country
ON The ] lib inst. after an illness Of several
months.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

We are able to state says the Globe, Of
the 3lst u!'., that official dcsparchcs have
been received at the War Department
trnn' Gen. Atkinson. ronrra,lirr;uc Tho ro-
port that 'lic Minnv5aso Indians had left
the lands rcccu,ly assigned them, with a
view 10 re'nrn to their hunting grounds.
east "t 'h' Mississippi. BY lhe Vigilance
OF tho mll:'ary authorities near them. Tho
movement Of The Sth infantry lat first sun
passed necessary has bcen prevented. and
much expense saved 10 The Government
Charleston Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
MILLEDGEvftIr CO.., |

Last "Wednesday week the Nle,bodist
Church Of this pirrr commenced a pro-
rrarIcd meeting which continued from dav
t" day for The spac" ofrwrlve days. We
take great pleasure in saving to our read
err. that niwiIb.tandine The great poIiti-
cal excitement thar has for some time pre-
vailed, and is sill prevailing il, our coun-
IS, The efforts and cIoqnrncc of the minis.
Iers Of The Gospel wer, sanc,ifcd by n
kind and hrneijri"nt Providence, to the
conversion of many souls. Manv have
added their name, to The Church, and the
expectation is Thai many more will lako
the first opportunity to follow so guod an
example.
This revival Of religion in our midst, is
like grc'n spot where before all was bar
rcn and t!'si'aic. That it will prove q
lasting benefit I" AlilIedsevile and the
vicinity round abour us. is hut reasona-
bic expectation which we lake great pleas
urc in induIsing in.-Journol.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

The election il Rhode Island for members
of the Legislature have just taken place. As
Iaras heard from parties stand almost precisely
as i" the ias, Legislature, the Wings being in
a decided manr;lv.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

Wjnois a complete lisr Of The mcm-
brrs has hc"n returned. show inc 40 wings
and I3Fan Burcni'cs in the House of R.p.
reS"nlalIveS: and in the Senate who's IL
Van Burcnites 26; giving The Van Buren,.
ties Il majority tn joint ballot or23.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

The diGrrncc.-An exchange says. Demo-
cracy appeals to reason-Fedrral slniggcry to
4 cider barrel
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
From the Ghbr.

Nr. John Bell of Tennessee very modcSiy
hints. in the fnllnwing paragraph Ola letter ait
dressed by lmrnn Federal rIuhin his State, that
il his party and The British Bank. (Which he cor.
sidcrs the <r,ln total of our "cnnntry's instu-
tiuns.' ~ are in the present conicSt "diSa0norcd
amt orcriarOmn" The appcal 10 The reason of the
people will no longer hc urged. "l' may (hc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

The account "fthc Meeting ofihe Merchants
and Cnlion buyers OF Hamburg, shall also ap.
pear in our next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

JIcs!cra Bank gf Gcorgia.-R. a. Greene tic
Cashier OF this bunk, says. this institution will
resume business on the first of October neyt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10


Globe will be furnished "n the following lctnls,
wilhn.,, back numbers, VIZ:
For dollar. ? copies
For 5 dollars IL 40
For 10 dollars 20 do
Every other week, two numbers will be pub
lishr,I until, the Presidential election, and one
number after, showing tic result i'll all the
States.
The democrats have not an immcsnc fund
here. iaiSc, from mcuhers of Congress. banks,
Tipperanor clubs Ind foreign holders ot STATE
and hank stocks. nor permanent committee
of iyamkcrs tu give their printed pamphlets Il
free passage in violation +" law. to every nook
and cor,cr fthe county" The Extra Globe
is almost the only means furnished at Wash
ingtun for coun!cracting the lci> Of iaschond
which weekly Issue from the City Hall. The
pricc which it is put will enable individual po-
iical matter for circulation, pT"h::bfy more
cheapy and readily than in any other way
EItra Globe, .1pgHa IL, 1910.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

"PhiIo Plain Truth :" in n swcr 10 Plain
Truth. is received, In' owing TO the press of
o:her matter, Is uir'voidabiy p"SIpomrd until
M
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
cIII%GJ OF TERMS.

From the first Of September next, the Extra
Globe will be furnished vi the following lctns,
wilhn,li back nulnbcrA, VIZ:
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
pHILaDELpHEa M.aRKE7,. Jnly "A.

Money matters remain without material change; tere
is little OF no demand doors, aud good paper
afoat. The banks contiue 10 discount what little
madc founded real transactions, but steadily perse-
Yere in curaiIg old loins and are pudenty using
ry effort strengthen themselves and thus be pepar
ed for mpdon at the time appointed by law, ii not
before.
In Stocks there has been decided better feeling for
days. aud more imness in prices, particularly in
United States Bank Stock, of which considerable sales
have been made the last three days. about the
same rates in New York, difference M exchange
copied, which il now only y per cent
The rates OF Exchange have not varied materially
Coffee is in better favor, and holders expect an All
tie first revival of business. Sugars renitta
steady mt late advance price, an import Of 100 hhds-
common st. CfOiX taken speculation at something
over cents; lot of common Cuba Muscovadoes at 81
per III; stock of all kinds light, particularly in box sn
gaTG.
Flour fully sustans last quotations; the receipts con
tnue light thought ae is little export deIDand fresh
Pennsylvania is held S.; old ground S4I5; ONO 41O
az, G2b per Dbl. Meal, no change.-U. > Gaz.
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,DaAWIyGASD PAIN I'm G.

BARS. JENNINGS. (from London,) respeetmhy
w iaforns the citizens of Baltimore, tnat she Is glx
ing lessons on new and beautiful system oil painsngs
introduced 10y herself into this country
Mrs. j. is the only person in TINS tity VINO s lis r.
yantare of having been taught by the inventor. hr.
Kngston in addition this hers is not the experience
and practice of day, but OF years. . "a.
with which it may be acquired by those who have no
nrev;ous knowledge of Drawing and Painting, and the
ranid;,v with which picture be executed That
gnowedge of sufficient to enable any attentive person
10 sketch correctly from Nature and to go to any de-
kree of perfection may be communicated in few Les
sons Of an hour each, without any mechanical aid what
os task an agreeable recreation and often develops
taste and talent known to be possessed 1t unite
the transparency of water color painting wihtne erect
and durability of OIL yet avoids the tediousness of the
one, and the oensis Of other Mrs likew :
teaches a beautiful method OF Drawing and panti 9
Birds Flowers and Fruit from Mature. Also to make
Wax Flowers and to prepare the Sheet Wax.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 10 call md exanm
spccimens ofthe work at her house, No. 30 FAYEFT<
STEET, three doors above Morrill, between the Post :
fee and City Hotel
ie 10 diff
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A VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION.
YENFHE SUBSCRIBERS will sell by Auction, at

~
TENHE SUBSCRIBERS will sell by Auction, at
u the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore, at one r.
M. on MONDAY. the l4th day of September next a
most beautifully situated and highly improved FARM,
lying within four miles of the city Of Baltimore.
This property lies directly upon the Baltimore and
Hlvre Grace Turnpike, road always perfectly good
in the worst weather.
II has been covered with lime, ashes and other ma
nures and is in beautiful state ofcuvIon. The great
or part well in clover timothy. II contains }i4
of land, full portion of which is in fine wood
The Southern line of the Farm hounds upon the waters
of Back river where there is fine fishing and shooting
their seasons
The barns, stabng and shedding are quite large and
in good condition, and there is a plain small Dwell
LING the road. There one or two beautiful
sites for dwellings upon the place. There is very ne
dairy within fifty yards of the dwelling, and noble
spring of water flowing into it, An extensive and eN-
cellent orchard fine ice house, and altogether the pro-
perry of the desirable in tie neghborho0d of
Baltimore. II is sufficiently TO be used for milk
and vegetable farm for market.
We will also sell with without the farm, 20 head OF
Cattle part full bred part nearly full bred Durhans,
large number OF Hogs, some of them genuine Berk-
shire; farm horses and carriages horses, poughs carts,
wagons horse rakes, cider press, and every thing ne
cessary to carry excellent and extensive an esab
lishment.
Terms of sale for the stock, cash; for the farm, in
cash. and the residue in H. lS and 81 months, with in
terest from sale. The title will be made clear and in
dispuahe. JOHN GLEN
jy 9-law9td6t GEORGE EARNEST, Jr
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRIN GS.

TEJEIIS establishment, 40 miles firm Alexandra. d.
n c., and IS foai Fredericksburg, isagRin open for
the recephsa.of company. and will be conducted with
more cnergr th8R Every thiHasyitln our reach
win be done to4sake the guests comfortable than
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Rooms. Tile Bathing establishment ilbecoEAplete-
supplying bathers with hot and cold free stanean sui
phur wafer pleasure. The lovers of1nuss-7S find
tie band uRjBrpassed.
II may be due the public, well rs ourselves, to
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cmphfed in aoyeEal other Of dDsy thus afging;
much so ass.to have confirmed in se minds Of many,
The opnC that almost nallibe remedy 4os that at
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The better ta.accOmmodate the Lahc, arrangement
have beer made for keeping the establishment open tie
whole year, The charge for board, from the 18th of DC
teber teIstof June, will be bagely suefnt To Co
the additional expense, s. perweek; ahddnrlng the
month OF June, and from the 18th September TO the 18th
October, s. per week. from LIST July to 18th September,
$40 per week. $35 per month; S6s for two months; and
for the season, commencing l5tt June and ending LIST
October; Ss0 being than 10 cents per day to those
who stayihe whole season. Bos+dpeT daSFS2. Meals
and od ipg 30 cents each. Children under twelve years
of age and cOlored servants. haprce; SSSe servants
thIee-fouTths price Horses 80 cents per day.
Til Seekly will run ToE Alexandra and Fred
erickshgrg; after LIST july they VIII rdndaIy.
The subscriber superintendent, ~ithtthe approval
of the President of the COMPANY, ME Jones Green
has engaged the services of sie assistants entitle
him to ope that general satisfaction viii he given.
jy 4-2aw6w DANIEL WARD
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ENIS HING TACKLE.-Just received an as
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3, 4 and Joint WALKING STICK RODS
3, 4 and HALE RODS
3, 4 and Ash built FLY RODS
90, 1908 l50 yards SILK HAIR and SEA GASS
LINES
SILK, HAIR and GRASS LINES, furnished per gros
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnish
ed per ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts
gros Gut, Gimp and Hair SNOODS
Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by the
1000 OF otherwise
SWIVEL S HOOKS, furnished complete
Also-A general assortment of WOODEN WARE,
Irvine and Coraiage, BRUSHES of all kinds, for sale al
very reducedpriees by DUKEHART e Co
IOl 10 Baltimore street, between South 4 Calverid
Country Merchants and others are invited TO Cal
Thankful fer past favors, they solicit snare of paoa
age. ~
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HpY order of the commissioners of insolvent debt
Hors for the city and county OF Baltimore notice Is
hereby give to the creditors of SETH SUMMER
SON. an insolvent debtor, that personal discharge
hath been granted to the said dehto and that the sad
creditors required to attend atthe office OF the sara
commissioners in the house, in the city ct Bati
more on the eth day of Sept next, at 10 O'Clock "a tie
forenoon, and nominate trustee or trustees, 10 be
appointed for their bencht and to give al inc noI
marion in their possession to the said commissioners, to
enable them To report Baltimore county court, agree
ably to an act of Assembly, passed at December SEES
sion 1884, entitled aa relating TO inSolveht debors;'
and that the eth day of Nov. next hath been fixed for
fe final hearing in his case, before the said commits
sionens. 80
Dated he 9th day of July, in the year 1910.
iy I2-laW:An
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PASSAGE FROM ENeEEaNz9, AND IRE

PasSAGE FROM ENGE5aAo AND IRE
LAEEg8-
5JS Persons in this coIgllTy IesisutRs Of securing
gh5s ~; iassage for their friendJi from ENGLAND,
$50 IRELAND, or SCOTLAND, eau do so by ap-
plying ~ che sBbscber in first ss5hips TO sail from
LIVEHPOOE, for BALTIMORE NEW YORK, or
PHILEDYBPHIA, every monfal in the year Terms
liberal and accommodating
THOS. b. ADAIat Commence street.
{g-t-sTTEnE from the Counts (p9stf n5a,) will be
answered by return of mail-asd tDgATTs for small
sums Of money for the accommodation OF passengers,
can be had i's above, payable witas2riscauni
mission.
Baltimore, LIST July 1870 cod
tI7-Edtors throughout the CoBRtsg: frenSly to the
1RIsH, and the of Emigration, gl confer favor
by giving the above advertisement few Insertions.
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HAVANA. Julv l-t. 1870

HAVANA, July 1st 1910.
You doubtless anxious to know what has been the
fate Of the San Antonio Pirates; all that know here
that their trial has not yet been brought TO coHcu
siOn but there runors daily that such day they
will he brought out tor eXecLon in frct OF the Moro
CASTLE and again that they will be shot board frgate
off the entrance of the harbor. know not how ii will
he. but thing consider certain, and that that they
will very soon, he put hors de combat III way
other.
Ienclose you the last Price Current fro m which you
observe that market for imports, and particularly
American produce, wei supplied and prices very low.
Philadelphia and Baltimore flour has been sold mt 5 Z,
and New Orleans Sl5, the latter is preferred for mixing
with the Spanish four which can be bought for Sll bbl
Lard, l5a16 per al; Onions, per 100 bun. S6a1i;
Hams, al sl2ali; Pork, o Sl2al7; clear do Slsn:1
bbl; yellow Soap, SSaa9i per al; Chairs, wooden, 5a
II doz; Lumber, Portland w Board Slsal9 NJ; hid
Shocks with headings each rals; Sugar box Shocks
6a7 r.; Hoops $::0 per NJ.
EXports-in consequence OF decline in FTeights, and
advance Sterling Bills, Sugars have been quite
tive and higher prices obtained; brown and yellow alone
4a75 per ar; white alone Gall ar duty 81 per box.
The took of Coffee is small, and in good demand, I'd
and 3D. quality per q S7a9; MoIasses per keg, 81 gals
Sa2! RS duty "A cts hhd Campeachy Loswood in depo
site, l0ai3 per a. Coffee exported this year,
million of arrObes OF which 4s1 4S6 arrObes went to
the U States, or little short Of one half Sugars cx-
ported in the time 26S $50 boxes of which % $50
boxes shipped to the States. Molasses, with the
exception of IA hhds the entire amount exported, viz:
29,62S hhds went to the STATES.
There mean fifty American vessels in port, mostly
square rugged, waiting reghs, and others loading
for Europe and the United Sttes.
Freights-Clean, to the Baltic, f3 Us Cd r "a; Ham
burg Bremen, and Great Britain, E3 IS Cd a f3sl0s;
Cows and market in the Baltic, ga d I'd; do do, NOT
in the Baltic, Ed Is sd G3 los; France, S0alO0 francs
per TOM Mediterranean, E3 l5aE4; United Staes 81 Ia
II per box for Sugar.
Exchange-On London l1al15 prsmium; on New York
2a2J per cent yrem; Paris lal9 discount. Spanish
Dollars. per cent prem; Mexican do lalh prem.--U. s
Gazette