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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09

decided by tho Society, what should be
regarded as mature age, viz For Hogs
two years of dgo: Cartle. four do; Horses.
Eve do; Sheep, three do; and with this
amendment, the report was agreed upon.
The hour appointed for the delivery oil
the Anniversary Oralion having now come.
the Presidents seat was now given 10 Gen.
eral James II. Hammond. who delivered
his Address, very much to the satisfaction
Of the Spciery and audience.
On motion B. r. Carol.
ReSoired. That The thanks 0l the Sorie.
,y be given To Gen. James ii. Hammond
for his very able and instructive Address
befare this Society. and that Committee
of three be appointed 10 wait upon him
and reque,, copy for public talon. and
the following were appointcd:-B. X.
Carol. DR.. Myers. and Mr.. Murray.
On motion of DR., Gibhes. it was then
Resoired, Tha, The minutes Of the pre-
sent session bo published, together with the
constitution and names of The members.
AMI under the same cover with the Grafton.
The following resolutions were then
presented by Dr.. Davis.
Whereas American Collon growers have
been remiss IN using means To obviaie The
effects of high duties upon Hemp. Baeging.
and other articles, prejudicially affecting
the cotton grower; and believing it not on
ly iu our power, bu, our duty 20 ourselves
anu our country, 10 counicract such limo.
valions by just and laudablc policy
Therefore
RrSoircd, That from comparative cheap
ness it is practicable, and for the purpose
of encouraging American manufactures.
al well as most materially increasing the
consumption Of Cotton ilself-it Is dcsira-
BILE TO substitute. aud we recommend 10 all
growers TO substitute eo!t1n inr balinS in-
stead of hemp. aud hoop iron or cotton ro'
Plug instead of hemp roplne.
That we further recommend tho use OF
cotton for shirling, aud for any other ap-
parcl for which il is equally suitable, as
well as auy ulher use in domestic or na-
tional economy.
ResoiUed. That We will slfenuoIsly en-
courage oil manufacturing establishments
in America. which will cooperate with US
in carrying out this pulley.
Respirca. That The Corresponding Sc
creiary of thi. Society be, aud he is here
by directed to remit printed copies of The
above resolutions TO the asen, Of each and
every cotton manufaclory in the United
States. "a well as The Pre,iden, oieach and
every Agricultural Sucieiy in the cotton
growing region.
These resolutions were ai some length
sustained by the mover aud carried.
On motion, the Society then adjourned,
sane die.
JAMES 3. DAVIS Recording Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09

Charles F. Mitchell, who has been on
trial ir New York for forgery. was found
guilty by The jury on Tuesday. Ills coun-
sci. however. having excepted 10 the Re.
cordcrs decisions in the course of the trial.
the sentence is necessarily suspended un-
Ill the Spreme Court eau decide on The cx.
ceplloDs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09

Resignation ofMe Hon. S. Fl. Butler.
We understand says the Charleston Cou-
rier Of The 3rd inst. that this gentleman in
tends resigniug his sea, as Representative
in Congress, from this State, iu conse-
auence of 4 determination TO rcmaye TO
the Western country, Messrs Charles r.
Carroll, aud S. w. Trotti. Of Barnweli
district, will be candidates fer The Yssaney.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09

Illinois bonds.--A letter from Lewis.
town, Fulton coun,y. Illinois. says:-"AH
parties concurin the necessity Of paying
the public debt, and sustaining the credit
of the State. II no other certain and po-
lilic plan is devised, a direct tax will be
resorred 10, and this tn" people are prepar.
ed lor."-C -CORsiiiutionalisi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09
From Me Hamburg Journal.
JUSTICE WILL PREVAIL OVER
THE DEPRAYIrY' OF MEN AND
THE INFLUENCE OF MONEY.


THE INFLUENCE OF MONEY.
have read in he Augusta Chronicle &
Sentinel ofdare, Nov ooh; !hr following
Legislature proceeds; TO ;.'er the sew
eraI, acts in relation 20 the City Il Augusta.
the !'ourl oi Common pleas tt..reoi. and
the Bridge across the Savannah River"
This is he third attempt by The City Coun-
Gil of Augusta TO gull the Legislature OF
Georgia in aiding them to swindle me out
Of my Bridge across the Savannah River.
But the Legislature wisely psssed an act
al H. last session respecting my right to-
se,hcr with others in said property.
will hereafter make The world ac1usin-
ted with their most extraordinary procee-
dings in this case. aud will con,ent myself
o, present with saying that the Bank OF
the State OF Georgia, actually took ms
property from meiu broad day light oy
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09

Reported Death Of Tie Hon Diron II.
Lt~'s.--l here Is part Of our official duty.
III the performance of which, we expefi.
ence more slueere satisfaction, than IN tho
CORRECTION OF any error We may have lul.
len into, through ma,lvcrtcuce; or been led
into by mis information. And this du,v
was never discharged with more co,Ji.i
feelings OF pleasure aud ulacrity, ,han IN,
The present instance,
From The silence Of The Albams press on
the subject. VIC are happy 10 believe tho
eminent patriot aud statesman. whose de-
mise WAS recently announced in the Tele-
graph, sill lives. eIJoy;ng uuimpaircd
healn. Reserved We hope for u long and
honorable Greer. in the service OF hi, coun.
try, as the pride and oruament OF Aiabsm,
and To gladden. the heart of his aged and
iond mother, aud wide circle of ardeu,lv
attached friends and reatives.
These wishes we are sure, will he
heartily responded To by all who know
L"xon II. Lewis--loye private worth aud
honor public vinuc.
The erroneous s,aicmcu, was derived
from stage passenger from Mobile.
Macon 1tiegrdph.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09

The Grand jury Of this county, at their
present session, have made terrible rat.
ling among The dry bones Of rascaiity.-
they have found about forty indictments
against hank directors for usury. and we
know uo' how many aSains, others
Go ahead -indidnn Sen.inel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09

Murder.-A Cooners Inquest was held
on Tuesday night al the Guard House,
and continued yesterday morning. TO en-
quire The cause Of The death Of one--
johnson, who was found dead, about 10
O'Clock on Tuesdoy Evening, in Exchange
street. Verdict, thar the deceased came 10
his death ay being stabbed by person or
persons unknown TO the Jury.
Since then, we have learned the follow
ing particulars OF this iragical ntIair.-
Johnson was q nayiyc. q. England mr. Ire.
ianil, an aged seaman, and arrived here
some weeks ago in she ship Troy. from
New York. ilc bearded a, the time OF
Ills deccase n, Mr.. MeGinnes' boarding
house in Exchange street. 0n Tuesday
evening aher supper, he went ou, aud WIS.,
tied Sailors boarding house 10 Elliott
street. Al the time above mentioned. he
Nu, .ound oy his Landlord, near his house.
lying ~ ~" street, supposed 10 be drunk
on Le.ng carried hnme il was found that he
was stabbed witn u knife which had en-
tered the hear, about one third of an inch.
From ne testimony given, suspiciou led
to The arrcs, nf VIM. Barrel Jones, q sea-
man. lately discnar.eL from the packet
bri. Ashley from New York, who was ac.
cnr,lngly committed. We understand,
tha, Juues has since confessed having
committed he act without assigning any
particular reason. Charleston.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09

to system, symmetry. and stability: cxPc-
rience would be ul iilIlc bcneGl unless it
led 10 improvement, ard he present deplo-
rable condition Of the Militia Laws de-
mands that 'hcy should be revised, colec-
ted ,nscthcr and uGdc ineligible To those
who are bound 10 obey ILcul The. Act
proposed shnu!d contain all The .uitiiiu
Lao. including the patrol ac, and Inc laws
relative 10 lnsa'rec'ioasand ihvasions: it
these he not rrnbraced another digest mus,
be nrn'Ie. and again the opinion OF COM
pier may be substituted Tor The authority
oi The Legislature. aud IN the interim We
are 10 he leil cropping our way M doubt
anc Darkness where certainty and light
should guide our iupisreps. G..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-12-09

The premium to B. F. Taylor, Esq. for.
lhs beat pair Of Lambs, cross oi deri-'
no and Tunisiao.
JAngs N. TAYLOR, Chairman.
The Committee Oh Mules beg leave to
report, that they examined carefully all the
Mules exhibited. and have awarded Tue
premium for the best two year old NIUE
10 Or. Thos. T. Stark, Of Richland; anu
she premium for the beat three year o'u
Mole TO DR.. James B. Davis, o! Fa'rne'd,
Rsai. Fclier, Of Oraugrbdrs, exhibited
some very finc Mule Colts, hu, according
10 the arrangement Of the premium list oil
the Society, they could not compete fos
premiums,
Jouy ]. MYERS, Chairman.
The Committee on Hogs resPec'fullyre.
por,, ,ha, they considered the merits oi all
submitted 10 their inspecli"n, aud award
tho premiums. .
For the best Boar, TO Col. Hampton, for
bis Berkshire Boar. a.,
For the second best Boar. to Dr.. J. w.
Parker for his berkshire Boar.
For tho beat Sow, to Col. Hampton Tor
his Berkshire Sow. -,
For the second best Sow, to DR.. /. L.
: Stark, for Woburn Sow.
Eo, the hes, Pigs, under year old, 10
Col. Hamptou's Berkshire.
For the best Pigs, under six months old,
10 DR.. Parker's Pigs, Berkshire. and no
boar. J., w. PARKER, Chairman.
:. The Committee appointed TO nominate
Officers for the Society for the ensuing
year, beg leave 10 report the following:
kIou. w. h. Seubrooh, President.
w. Brooks, Esq.
Chan. Harper,
Chan. Dunkiu, Fiee Pres.
Mai. IN. Fielder,
Gen. J. Gillespie.
A. II. Boykin. Corrspodg. See'ry.
DR.. J. 3. Davis, Recording Ste'y
tluu. J. 3. O'Neall, jnn. Orator.
The Chairman also would slate that DR.,
r. W. Gibbea, the present Secretary, de-
sires to withdraw that nllice.
J.J. .slYERs, Chairman.
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tereS. ~
The Message.-FEom the press pf nini'er, Te
omitted in our last, tnexpress 0Es admiration
of the Executives Message. which is an able
d"cumcn,, thoroughly democratic, end while II
reflects honor TO the hend and henri Of its au'
thor. i, maintains South CaroIiaPin her lofty
and elevated position, and gives her sons the
proud title Of CaToliaians.
The chicftupics are, the NaiioLal Bank qnes'
lion, the revision ofdaties on imports, the ds,ri-
button OF public lands, revival ofthe Encamp'
men, system judicious!y modified geological
survey of the State aud repairing the State
House. together with other no lcis Interesting
and important measures well worthy of the
wise consideration oil the Legislature.
On the Bank question, the. Executive is de-
mocra,ic 10 the core, and reioicesin the exercise
ofthn conservative power in ileiFedcral Exc.
eu,ive. to dissolve The copartnsrship Of the
Psrse aud S,cord. Tho reyisioE of duties on
imports, hc regards. and very JULY. as non
compliance, in the spirit OF equity with the
principles Of the Compromise 81 of 80, ard
thereby exhibits tho correct principles of the
State Rights policy, and urges South Carolina
TO seek "a mode, reuaedy s,edsare Of redress. y
The Distribution or Bribery BilIhas been reru-
dated by His Excelleney as reducing iie States
to dependency on the bounty ofgorcInmen',
aud seducing them to bribery andcorrupii"n,
that they may thereby be easily dnpcd into con-
solidalior, to the extinction offStates Rights
aud the liberties OF the people. The revival OF
judiciously modified system ofs!ilitary Drill,
the Encnmpment system Is loudly called for,
and we hope will meet with the approval Of our
Legislature.
The vast and increasing intsfest taken in
agricultural pursuits and improvements will
Justify tho recommendation of His Excellency,
as to tho Geological survey of the State. The
Agricultural and Mineral recourses ofour State
should be developed as aoon as possible, and
the only efficient way of doing by the sur.
vcys of scientific Gcolosisis and Engineers.
The State House as il is at prcseur. is almost
Disgrace 10 tho State, and should be by MI
means repaired in style worthy of South Car
olina, and worthy of,hc mementccs OF the past.
The Distribution BA-Wca are happy TO learn
that the almost unanimous VOICE Of the Senate
was for rejecting this Federal Wing Br;hc. The
Senate has shown that the dignity and honor Of
South Carolina is daarrr 10 then iiiap money.
we congratulate the Senator 10 thus pre-
serving the escn,chcon of our ssaie, from the
pollutiug grasp OF bribery, an mii,e tyratl-
u,c-zr szuSnilsssri-vt sssucfs lRsss
were bu, three voies rcrotdsa u gayoE OssTa-
ceiving ,ha bribc. bui they ssrs from men
whose cloven fee, stuck ont in such bold relief
,ha, it was evident to all tha, they were not The
c;,pors nure
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GUe aunerGtae {.
EDGEFIELD G il.
TnunspAr. DxcEMBEs 0. ls4l.

The State agricultural Soeiay.-@We cali the
attention of our readers to the pfpcerdiHs' of
The State Agricultural Socieiy, in this days
paper, which we arc sure viii read with in-
terest. 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

The following s'Improved'' method of making
cheese is from the Portland Transcript. We
shall only say in addition to the remarks therein
offered, that the process descr ibed by the :
ter, has been repeatedly tried iG this vicinity,
with tlltterng success. Cheese made III thus
way, possesses many, and important advantages.
we think, over that made in the common hoop and
press, inasmuch as il is less liable to become
CID, from the more perfect expulsion Of the trhcy,
and to be injured extremely hv the depreda ,ious
either of flies or mice YANKEE Farmer.
New MEruoD OF MAKING CuEEsE.--We have
lately seen a method OF making Cheese, which Is
worthy of being tested by experiment at this
of the year, especially by those who have
but small quantity of milk. 1t is very simple
md easily tried. The milk is Sc, in the ordinary
way every morning, and the curd separated from
the whey as well can be with The hands. II
is then pressed compacty into tho bottom Of
nm car,hen pot, and covered over with several
folds OF cry linen. or cotton cloth. By this pro
cess the remaining whey is absorbed, and when
the cloth becomes saturated it is removed and
dry placed in its stead. In the course of
the day and night this process remove the whey
rs thoroughly as IT can be done by pressing =
The next morning the milk is prepared in the
same manner; and the curd packed closely upon
The top of that prepared the day previous and the
same method pursued in separating The moisture.
This process is repeated I'll You have cream
pot full of cheese II is thus to be conve
nIent method where the dairy women, has the
milk of but two cows. If il work well. ii
IS an important discovery. If il fail it need not
be very disastrous failure. 1t is very sue
csssful way Of preserving the cheese ron, fics
and nice, as II can he perfectly enclosed and
kept from such gentry, and from the air nd lipht
We have seen but one experiment of this kind
and this promises Ia be successful one. The
cheese appeared free from moisture and as sol
i'd as that made by the press The labor is much
less, and the care afterwards comparatively Moth
ing. p
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

i 0ST OR MISLAID.-The following Books have
been taken or borrowed from the Library of CHI
mond Franklin lnstIute AMI those having OF said
3o&s viii confer favor by etuTnng them lter TO Ralph
Page. All Reeves store; to G Chambers at Jos w
Gilbert they be waited their residences
by Informing the committee of the tact:-2d History Of
Ensiand Is 2d 3D. and 9TH vols SCOTS Works: Rob
esoh>s America; St. Perres Study OF allure Cal,bells
aai Oven's Debate; Buvess Rcnzi. and Deveraux Nor
theTl Regions ChaF'ena igac; Mrs Opfe Lying: Sin
vol byons Works; ist "a. and 81 vols Chill Of the
Abbey: Huiioras lst vol. SpanaFds: LaIlah Roach:
dansholds Political GRAMMAR Ossian's Poems, AMI Dsi-
tish Spy. Hy order Of the Il. +. Ins.:t1te.
w A. NoRGAN, L. PAGE, and II. 3 Ptrvr.
July 3, 1871. Cln133itsee Li5rGTV.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

Mr. Websters letter on The Mcleod affair is
receiving praise alike from friend and foe The
Savannah Georgian ian uncompromising Loco
Foe" papc) issned the letter in an extra. speak
ing CT It N warm terms Of praise, approving both
its spirit and stvle-
The Charleston Courier notices il rs follows
The correspondence Of Mr.. Webster. ns SEC.
rotary of State, with Mr.. Fox, the British Min
ister is model of diplomacy. Although tern.
perate and pacihed. il is Vet firm. dicnlfied n nd
spirited IN its tone, mastery IN reasoning. and
manly IN the assertion of right The Union has
reason TO be proud of such member of the Cab.
inet-such head of the State observation-disclosures
so ready to assert the honor, and a6le to main
tain the lights of the nation. The letter IN cues
ton reflects the national spirit-a disposition to
maintain pacific relations with all nations, bu,
determination TO submit. 10 wrong from none
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
The Funeral Obsequies OF Gen. Harrison.

Our citizens. yesterday morning, rendered their
las, honors 10 the earthly remains of their late
friend and fellow Citizen, William Henry Harm
son. The hearse which bore the body from the
residence of Colonel Taylor 10 the steamboat that
conveyed North Bend was preceded by the
company Of Dragons, and the several military
companies which arrived from The Louisville En-
campmept IN time TO J1in IN the procession, ana
foliowed by relatives and personal tnends OF The
deceased by the Committee which had brought II
from Washington, the Committee Of Forty which
had been appointed to make arrangements for
the Obsequies the CITY Council, Officers aud Sol
diers of the Late War, Judges and Officers of the
Superior and Common Pleas Courts, members OF
the Bar, Odd Fellows, Firemen, other Associa-
ioas, aud large numbers of citizens in an ndivld-
ual capacity
The procession moved, 10 solemn music, from
the residence Of Col. Ia Ior SIKH street est
10 Race, thence south TO Fourth, thence east 10
Broadway, thence down Broadway 10 the wharf,
and on the wharf TO the steamboat, Rartan, which
lay at the foot Of Main; and the pavements, and
doors and windows of houses, for the whole OF
this distance, were crowded with persons, mum
boring doubtless from Is, 900 to 5000, who had
assembled have last look, as it passed. of the
coffin which nciosed the body of the venerated
dead.
The boat left the wharf for the Bend about l
o'clock, bearing i,h the remains the Committees,
the detachment Of United States Marines, and
relatives Of the deceased BY special invitation
the Rev. John r. Brooke went down, 10 perform
the funeral service of The Church Of England at
tho tomb.
II is much TO be regretted, that all of the Com
pauies which formed the Oakland Enca mpnent,
did not reach the city in time to Join in the pro
Cession. The Louisville, Butler, Harrison, and
Citizens Guards, and the Dayton Artillery, left
soon after the others, but n boat which ran
much slower than the Mai, and did not arrive
here TIL just the Ratitan putting off, with
tho remains.
[Cincianati DaIy Gaaette, July s, 1871.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
New Leather store.

ME subscriber has just opened a LEATHER STORE
the West end of Mor.isoa's Row. and inter de-
keeping hand, general assortment of SHOE, HARNESS,
and sAppLER's LEATHER: Ais TANNERS OIL,
which viii sell, eitIe. by the gallon or half barrel
0-t3-Leather OF all kinds bought in the rough.
EDWARD SHAW.
". 3. 4 fcac do9. hedry Calf Nip Skins,
'ranted immediotcly. CErLEAIiER ,niH be
exchanged for HIDES. f. S.
Richmond, llth mo- 2lst, 1910 46-n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
MUNC.EIOWN
G m $? e & g szs @ e g Gg

r ! ME subscriber has taken the brick CENTRE
HOTEL, in Muncietown, Delaware county, Indiana,
where he hopes receive liberal share of from
his old friends and the public general. The House
large. commodious and comfortably furnished The Stable
and W gon ard both large and convenient; with
well of good in the yard and plenty Of good Hay,
Oats and Corn in the stable Every attention shall be paid
all who may call make them happy and comfortable
BENJAMIN SAYRE.
Nuncic:own, Feb. S. 1910. 5tf
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FWOOL WANTED.

VIE subscriber wishes purchase WOOL. for which
Il ne VIII exchange S.4TILViETI' and JE.4.NS. lie
will- also, manufacture SATTINETT. coarse and fine
JEANS on tie shares by yard: and, having made
arrangements 10 have the best wARP persons
IL by bringing their FILLING spu have il
fancy.
frTfhe above articles kept on hand for sae bv The
piece Paefn cheap Tor cash. approved country
=
v B. Al kinds of CIRPETING and COY.
ERLEIS arore in the best order.
CEEStop Font street. south of Main.
MATTHEW RATTARY
richmond, May 29,h, ISL 2Itf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
DR.. Joseph Hamilton's Anti-Fever
OR EVERY FAMILY THEIR OWN PHYSICIAN.
4 Certain Cure for all kind of Ferers.
? = u u S

A Certain Cure for all kind Of Ferers-
ME unrivalled success of Pills in every region
s where they have used, has induced give
them general circulation, in portion OF the country,
where the diseases for which they recommended prevail;
and the VaIlies Mississippi Missouri, Illinois.
Wabash rivers. and all their tributary streams
every with of The forms OF fever, have
great trouble through medium Of agents. place
in almost negtborhool. that they may be within
the reach Of family Four-hIts Of the human am
y who die the and southern countries, between
the months June and November fall victims
of its forms; and it wonderful beyond
prehelson thai little done by medical
The which may be truly called
of all and southern
These Pills very unpopular among physicians. becau=e
they them of their practice Families who keep and
them according the directions but seldom have
call Doctors medical aid. These Pills possess
quality above all others, which has rendered them Justly
valuable the people /, this They cleanse
and render il pure fountain of spring water, and
live where bilious fever, chIIls
and fever prevail, by taking of the Pills
week during the and fall. viii rarely. If ever. be
atiac"ed WIN either OF those diseases THESE Is
mild in their effects the system, that patients find them
selves well after their without knowing how the
has been brought about indeed they like magic
human body, producing III te" hours without the
patient Knowing how wherefore he been restored
health. They neither sicken the stomach produce any
action the bowels Patients INK cold and
thing mat sick should take as n0IrsHnent
while taxi ing them. Females lke them in
ton, without the least fear Of injury Indeed females
delicate situation should take three week during the
sickley part the season; they
presarva;irc of health such persons.
These Pills faay found in all and villages,
mills and in almost every neghbohood in the vallies of the
ssssiPpi- Missouri, Illinois. and Wabash rivers Eac
box enveloPei with paper containing the symptoms of
the diseases, and the directions for taking the Pills
Ny name and residence j. ATTACHED 70 the directions
JOSEPH HAMILTON Liberty couhty, Ga.
The above Pills can be had I. REED s BRorHER's
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, Richmond. Ind; ]. & J.
UNTHANN, Newport; and A. & :. AEER, w nchesier.
July II, ISL 25-fm