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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19
The BidAe Suu The Brother Jonathan

The Biddie Suu The Brother Jonathan Of
the 9Th inst. says:-" On Tuesday, in the pro-
,honotary's office, in the Court Of Common
Pleas, at Philadelphia. the counsel in the case
of the United States Bank against Nicholas Bid
die. Messrs. Rawlc, 7. |. Wharton, and +. w.
IIubbell, fled their declaration, setting forth
the amount of damages which they claim, at
$I,OOO,O0O. They also entered n rule on the
defendant, Biddle, to plead in eight days or
Judgment. The counsel for the defendant are
Josiah Randall, Esq, e. NJ. Dallas, ESP, and
w. VI. Meredith, Esq.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19
u Our readers are referred 10 the frs, page
of this paper, for the able remarks Of the Hon.
F. w. Pickens, on the Revenue Bill.

~ We acknowledge the rc:cipt Of num-
bcr Of speeches on the loan, revenue and dis'ri'
button bills, from the Hon. f. w. Pckcns, par
of which. had we had room, wc should have
laid before our readers. We can only promise
the publication ofihem, rs soon rs we get c!ca
Of the regular proceedings Of Congress. as W.
are satisfied our patrons are anxious TO kno"
how tha, body consumes their time.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19

An Inquest was held by A. Is. ADDISON Esq''
Coroner of this District, at the house OF i. L.
Martin. over the body Of Ans!cy J. ColS'n' on
the 18th inst. The verdict ofthc jury was. thai
Colvn came to his death, by n wound inflicted
on the left side Of The head, with rock, by one
Phlip FnIkner We lorbear making any com
ment upon this unhappy affair, IS Falkner is
confined in a:l. TO await trial.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19

Statue Of tHashington.-Greenough 5 statue OF
Washington has arrived a, the seat OF Govern
mcnt and will be Immediately placed in the
capital. il is Of such colossal size that II will
be necessary to take away portion of The wa"
ofthc capitol TO introduce it. twas executed
nj Florence, in Italian marble, and over twenty
thousand dollars have been appropriated at dii-
fcrcu, times for its purchase.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19
.--Eao,sAar1s1 -Dg.Esfsoa G7iov -sofE:bf, Foi
THE TARIFF, wlrH osE ExcEprIoy.

THE TARIFF, wITH ogE EXCEPTION.
People Of Georgia LOOK a, this! you will
see by lbe following extracts, that north
ern mana correspondent of northern
newspaper, himself whis (apparently1 In
bis politics. deems the fact worthy ofnolice,
that the GEORGIA DELEGATION 10
the Congress of the U. S. voted for The
/ TARtFFBILL. when the MASSACHU.
SETTS DELEGATION divided on The
question. The writer is slightly mistaken,
Mr.. Afford alone voted against the Bill
All the others OF our representation voted
forii. Alas! what is to become of southern
rights. Of state rights, and southern inter
csts. if the great whis party" that party
in which northern influences thus FREEDOM
ina,c, can so nislead the sons of Georgia
aud jnsslc them by party trckcry into such
conmiItal OF their constituents interests
Who does not see in this sign, in the cloud
mo bigger Than nous hand" which
shall ycI break in thunder over The devoted
south! People Of Georgia ponder this thing
in your hearts A QUIET MAN.
To the Editors ef he Phiia. Saturday Courier.
WASHINGTON, Aug. =, lSll.
Dear Sirs:-'rhe third month of the scs-
sion has commenced, and still the end
seems aiar oil. Somc pretend to say thar
The House will adjourn on The Oh of Au-
gust: but do not believe il. Anoccan Of
words have yet 10 he poured out upon the
Bank aud Bankrupt Bill in The House. aud
upon the Distribution and Tarti bill, in
the Senate.
The Tariff Bill, after weeks discus
SION, wason Friday ordered to be cn:rus,ed.
The Massachusetts Delegation divi led
upon the question. but- Georgia dele
gates went in body for The bill. Many
seen to consider II an act of hastv lccisla-
ton, and Mr.. Profit, of India. made no
bones of expressing this opinion on the
subject.
The bill taxes Tea, Coffee, Mollasscs,
Sugar, and Saltto the tune of 2D per cent,
aud allows drawback on raiI road iron.
1t also puts lighter duty on Gold Watch
cs. Jewelry, Gems, and Precious Stones.
II is like wizards swords, and cuts
both ways.
On Saturday, The bill was passed by l5
malor'y; li6 yeas and l0l nays.
The opponents of the bill now cndca-
vored to change its title, Mr.. Wise moved
TO call i'-"A bill TO violate the compro-
mise ac', of March 2. 1898" instead of
"A bill to regulate duties and drawbacks"
Mr.. Bldlack, Of Pa, moved to make it
IA h'll TO lax the people to pay for the
amount distributed 10 the money lenders,
stock -Jobbers and spectators. Both gen
Ilemen, after having made their speeches,
Withdrew their amendmeuts--lhc title was
then adopted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19

On Friday last this place was visited by
very heavy storm OF rain, hail and wind.
accompanied by pcals of!hunder aud vivid
flashes Of lightning. We have seldom
seen such ruantlly Of rain fall during so
short period; and we have had copious
shower every day since, and some days
two or three.
We understand that the crops Of corn in
some parts Of The District were nearly de-
stroyed by the wind and hail; bu, we do
not learn that much damage was sustained
by The farmers in this viciniiy.-GreenriHe
MounidiRccr 18th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19
From Tie augusta Cons,itHiionalistS.
THE TARIFF

1t will be for the people of The south to
remember that as a. relief measure, the
Wing House Of Representatives Of the
Unl,ed States. passed bill laying tax of
20 per cent. OIL Tea, bioiasscs, Sail, CoE
fee, Saga and other necessariss ofHf,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19
Correspondence Of The Charleston Mercury
REPUBLICAN OFFICE.

Savanna Aug. lu, 1871.
From FIorid0.-- The favorable news
which We published in our last, VIC are
happy lopcrccive its confirmed by The fol-
lowing letter which was received yesterday
by The arrival Of the Newbern, Capt Nc
Nulty. from Pilatka.
BY this arrival we also have the 81.
Aug ustinc News Of Friday last, from which
couple of extracts will be found sudjoln-
ed.
From the News we learn that the lol-
lowing officers accompanied the large
scout. mentioned in our correspondents
las, letter, as having left on the 3Oh ult. for
the Everglades. vix: Captains Burke and
Wade, Liculs Taylor. Steptoe, Van Vlcit,
Wise; Sherman, Ord and Fields, of Ar
tilery, and Ass. SurgconSimmons; Lieuts.
Rogers aud Mid shipman Watkins, Of the
Navy. aud Lieut.. Sloan. of the Marines,
Maj. Childs. who was TO have commanded.
was left sick AT Fort Dallas.
Correspondence Of The Srranuah Republican.
PiLATKA, Aug. 7. 1871.
Gcntlemen.-The prospect still continues
to briShlen; besides the band OF Goa COO
chez, which are all in, small parties OF In
dians are coming in daily at Tampa Bay,
and recent accounts give strong assuran-
ces that Sam Jones will come in soon.
A small detachment oflroops, with some
Indian guides, left few days since to
meet detached party Of Elallcck Tusten-
ugpee's band; and 10 doubt is entertained
bu; that they will also be induced TO come
in.
One Company of 7llI Infantry is to be
stationed at Wacasassa. one At Fort Whee-
lock and three at Charley Emelas Town
these FIVE companies have been stationed
at Fort Micanopy, which post has been
abandoned. Yours, &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19

The Post Office and Ute Press-The Du,
N Of Posfmasters.-'The able editor of the
Louisville Journal states rha, it has been
every where held by court that, in and ac-
,ion Tor subscription money, tits sufficient
to prove that the defendant took the paper
from the Post Office. II makes no differ
cncc whether hc ever subscribed at all. so
That he receives thc paper from the office,
Ifone to whom paper is sent refuse to
take it lrnm The office, the law makes i,
the duty Of The Postmaster to notify the
publisher Of the fact; and should the Post
master neg cct To give this notice. he be-
comes liable for the subscription money
This also has been decided in all parts Of
The coun'ry.-Saturday Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19

Bank Fraud.-The sudden death Of one Of
the Telers in the Canal Bank Of New Orleans.
has caused an investigation into his accounts.
which as far rs the examination had proceeded,
had disclosed deficit OF over $4,000
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19

Another Bank Robbery-Wm. Mex. Ball,
cashier Of the brancl, bank Of the State Bank Of
arkansas, nj Fayetteville. recently absconded to
Texas, leaving the bank minus some $4,000
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19

Mississippi Bonds.-Thc Governor of Mis-
sissippi, has given notice TO Mcssrs. Hope ~
Co. Of Amsterdam. tina; - this State never wi
pay The five millions Of dollars. issued in June.
ISIS. or any portion Of the interest due, or To
become due, thereon"
The money the Governor says, did not
come into the State treasury. The officers OF
this Government; had no control Of lis di,hursc.
mcnt. The bonds were disposed oiIm l-I-, by
luton and laws Of the State. The Missssippi
rnion Bank. and the Bank Of the United States
were parties to this unlawful transaction. luu
have the endorsement ofbolr these institutions,
and TO them YOU mus, look for payment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19

Upwards Of 100 Indians, men. women
and children. have come in al Tampa
principally Of Coacoochcc's hand a.
mongst item are some warriors from Sam
Jones parry. It's believed that the whole
Of COacoochec's baud have come in, rs re-
qcircd by him through the runners that he
sent out from his prison at tampa, The
chief, and all his people arc kept on board
vessels AT anchor in The Bay. aud are well
guarded; mol being allowed any longer 10
remain upon that soil which has been the
scene Of their Oft repeated trcachcrics and
murders. The chief himself. with some Of
his warriors, are in irons. Thus we see
tha, the bringing him back from New Or
leans, and putting his neck in danger of n
halter, has resulted in getting in his pco-
pie. He was, certainly, as Col. Worth
remarked ''ihc best card in his hand" and
has been well played besides.
II is understood that some of Alcck Tus.
renu.gcc's baud are disnficc,cd towards
that chief, and are watching au opportuni-
ty 10 come ln-so say The prisoners. The
message now sent by Col. w. 10 The In
dians. is. that he hns no talks for them
they come in they must go at once TO
ArkanSaS-but he does NOT care whether
they come or not; for as soon as the proper
season arrives he will catch them. and force
them to 90, or hang them. They are no,
persuaded 10 come in, but only told This
as their day OF grace; and il they choose 10
avail rhcmsc!,'c of il, well; but il not, 10
take the consequences. This is the prop
cr way 10 talk 10 these people. and we rloub,
not, will produce good cileclu upon them
Meantime, parties Of our troops are kept
constantly IN motion; 300 men are now
searching the Evcrades in canoes: and
two or three detachmcnis are moving by
land, for the purpose Of cooperating with
them. The Indians will thus be made 10
know that a system Of warfare has COM
mcnced which will break up their secret
hiding places, and allow them no rest un-
til they surrender.
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-,E-..Tells 81. Asgustiqe Nfars, 6tk inst.

o. oc1 .Hs,
plantation of Col. F. r. Sanchez, in Ala.
chua County, and waylaid the field, for
the purpose, iti is Supposed, ofkilling some
ono, but ihcy we're discovered by black
boy, aud driven offby the few men with
dogs. who happened 10 be at the phantom.
On the 25tt or 26th. they plundcrcd
aud burned William Towuscnd's place,
about l2 miles from Ncwuansyille.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19

The Bank.-rhc Charleston Mercury, OF the
18th inst. ays:-" We believe the people here
JUS, now are looking for veto instead Ola Bank
We have no donb, they will &C, what they are
looking fnr-,tl i; may be considered an open
question I'LL the mail comes in. and we give be.
low, from the Giobe. some specuIarions on ii,
If Mr.. Tyler were now 10 sign the Bank
h it would he nothing less than an admission
iha, he consented 10 be set up rs a candidate 10
cheat the people into the support OF Bank
President, distinguishing himself under The
professions of bong life devoted 10 opposition
To il, To day the law establishing the Indcpen
dent Treasury bill was Repealed. with view
to cocrcc the esdent into the adoption of the
Bank as the us:al agent of The Government.
Mr.. Clay is uetermlncd that the President shall
have no ground 10 rctica, to hut the frs, Trra-
sury act. This will be found sufficient. under
the support of popular opinon. The belief
gains ground hourly, tlia, the Bank will be met
By veto.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-08-21
the mississippi Creole,
g sD,rep, AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
N. n. PREWETT.

TERMS.-Frre Dollars Invariably in advance
soersons wishing to discontinue will please give
.potice thereof tn tcriting. ~
'o No subscription received for a less time than
ak months. sc Oos
iDoIqr per square, (ten lines or less,) Tor the
Nirst insertion, and .tfSy cents square LOT each
Advertisements which are not limited on the ~,
.,annscript, as to the number of insertions, VIII
he continued until ordered out, and charged
accordingly. .L.,ouor 81.
mtted, will be charged at the rate OF Itco D 70
.,n,, for every ten lines for each insertion; 70
itical circulars or public addresses Tor the De,
M e, oF ;ndividual persons or companies, will
he charged as advertisements, and at the same
rates. IN h, IT,,
Dollars each.
An Job Work must be paid for on delivery
Postage on letters must be paid, or they vii
not be attended to.
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TAX COLLECTOR,s SALE.

y will proceed TO sell to the highest
n bidder, for cash. at the court house
door in the town of Canton,
On MOnddythe 9Th day Of September, 1871
the following lands, or so much thereof
as will be sufficient to satisfy the Taxes
due for 1887, from the owners or former
owners Of the same, viz:
The north half and southwest quarter,
and north half, west half, southeast quar-
ter of section two; west half, northwest
quarter of section eleven; the east half
and northeast quarter of section ten;
the west half, east half, southwest quar-
ter, and west half, southwest quarter.
east half and northeast quarter of section
three, township ten. range four, east; the
west half and southwest quarter Of sec
ton thirty-fve; the south half, east hall
and southeast quarter of section thirty
four, township eleven, range four, east,
the north half, east half and west half
southeast quarter OF section twenty-six
township eleven, range four, east, con
tanning about 1920 acres, more or less
Sold for taxes of Enoch King, for 1897.
Taxes due, SO rs. Pr. fee, % so.
J. H. VANNOY,
Assessor and Collector Of Tares for Ma
olson county, Nj.
Canton, June 4, 1871. 2-ts
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TIE folio~ lng-by VASES ! 49, 80.
neither d { care-naasE seFve - at =
nv preSea u 8as-c-kxsG
.@TaAa1ea = n ta1Aaa m91~~
a. ssuza - DUss. t-sS 41ws4 Is $685. =
- se5alseag an i14algsas Asarera
ii AT he hahits tAat base cee< heea
clustered upon sne breasI 81 2sraezx. -
# ehewsa~. zsnoklag All sazEAsg ss>a>-
- i he sisAlss<. he g1ss< 4s@eral .s.a<
and 1As uoss lassaeEase. Il .-as - -.
~. bexo1d a. eaeslsae. - - a<s1 sasseel
~. s.ei. al whe - So - 49, svTees
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"a CAR ID.

VENHE undersigned have established
themselves in the city of Vicksburg.
for the purpose Of transacting a general
Commission and Forcarding business
Our house will be open by the 18th of
August, when we will be prepared to fur
nish our friends and others who may
ship Cotton through US with Bagging,
Rope, &c. We will also furnish iron
hoops, now used by many of our best
planters instead of rope, at short notice
We beg leave to say that we are neither
directly nor indirectly interested with
any house in New Orleans. All cotton
consigned to US will be held, sold or
shipped agrecabIy TO the orders Of the
owner, and TO any house they may de-
signate; and in no instance win we devil
ate from this course.
Our arrangements will enable US &c
receive large consignments of Produce
and Staple Goods; and as we will do q
Commission business entirely, can sell
every article in our line at terg I0lr pri
ceS. We will he prepared to make libe
raj advances upon Cotton during the sea
son; prorided alacays, that the Cotton i.
on hand
We have both had some experience in
the Commission business, particularly in
the buying and selling of Cotton, anC
think that we can always get the 8 top o
the market" for any Cotton sold by Us il
Vicksburg.
| All business entrusted to our care shal
be strictly attended to. Our charges vii
be moderate, and in no instance cxcees
those Of other respectable houses.
We respectfully solicit a call from GU
country friends, and share of their pa
i tronage.
IITcuT IN &, cFART TSS
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JEFFERSON LOVE.
Canton, August 7, l84l. la
GROCERIES, B TAGGING. ROPE, sc.

GROCERIES, BAGGING. ROPE, sc.
TUST received and for sale, by Bate
q & Ware, a general assortment OF
Groceries. consisting Of Sugar, Coffee,
Bacon, Lard, Flour, WhSSkey, Mess
Pork, Sail, &c. Also, a.fne lot of Bag
cling, Rope, Twine and Gunny Bags. We
have procured a good cotton shed con-
yenient TO the Landing, where it will cost
the planter no drayage-and will furnish
such such of our friends as favor Us with
the shipment Of their cotton with any
thing they may want in our line at cash
prices.
BATE 81 WARE.
Yazoo City, July 90, 184l 10-u
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TAX COLLECTORS SAFE.

WILL expose TO public sale, before
the court house door in the town Of
Canton,
On The lst Monday of September neat,
the following described land, to-wit /:
The north half, southwest quarter Of
section seven, township seven, range
one, east. To be sold for taxes due on
said land for the year 1910.
J. II. VANNOY,
Assessor d Collector.
June 3, 1841.
Pr. fee SIS. 2-14
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
II will expose to public sale before the
u court house door in the town of Can
ton,
On the first Monday IN September neat,
the following described property, viz:
The south half, west half, south west
quarter, section fourteen; the west half,
northwest quarter Of section twenty
three the south half, west half, north
east quarter, and west half, southeast
quarter Of section twenty-five; the east
half, north quarter, north half of
east half, southwest quarter, and east
half of section twenty-seven, except a
fraction deed to James Grafton of the
southwest corner, and one acre, reser-
we'd as a grave yard in the northeast cor
ner: a fraction deed to Fletcher w. HUI
bert by James Grafton in the north-east
corner of west halfof northeast quarter
of section thirty-four; the east half, north
east quarter Of section thirty-four, excep
a fraction deed to James Grafton of the
southwest corner, fraction of the
east side of east half. south-eas
quarter Of section thirty-four; decided t.
Fletcher w. Hubert by James Grafton
the west half, northeast quarter, souti
half, west half, south east quarter OF sec
ton thirty-fve; all in township eight
range two, east; the south half, west ball
southwest quarter Of section thirty-twC
in township eight. range three, east; a.
so, the west half Of lot number four
section eight, range eight, township Sc
ven, lying on the waters of Pearl rlvel
in the county Of Madison, containing ]
!, all 1920 acres. Taxes due $34 IS, &c
! 1899 and 1910.
]. II. VANNOY
assessor g. Collector.
|
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sseSei Bsae4sez. lAss 80 ma.ess wAsa
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yoa ha4 azarzsel asasazr $685.
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eng lover. 1 A...evs taa exa.srtsaaa = as
often surpassed as sssappsas.1 Ehere
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DISSOLUTION.

TENHE firm Of PREWETT & HAN
COCK, was this day dissolved
Those indebted to them will please call
and settle, and If there be any having
claims against the firm, they will please
presentthem Immediately to the under
signed
NJ. N. PREWET'T.
Ianton, July 9Ist I84l.-9-tf
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rs hereby given that six weeks after
= date | will apply to the Register of
the Land Office, and Receiver of Public
Money, at Jackson, Mississippi, for the
renewal Of certificate of purchase Of the
south half Of the west half of the north
east quarter of section humber twenty
one, oftowhship number nine, of range
three, east; said certificate having been
lost or destroyed, when and where those
interested may attend if they think pro
per.
JEFFERSON LOVE.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.


Z WILL expose to public sale before
Il the court house door in the town OF
Canton,
On the second Monday in September neat,
the following described tract or parcel Of
land, to-wit: The northwest quarter Of
section seventeen, township eleven. north
range five, east; containing $50 acres
more or less Levied on as the prope
ty Of William Melville; bounded on the
north by the property Of William McWii-
lie, east by the sixteenth section. south
by Daniel Garrard and Broadnax, wes
by A. A. Melville. Amount Of take:
due S18 As, for 1910.
H VANNOY,
Assessor &. Collector.
Canton, June IL, 1871.
Pr fee S15. 3-14
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Yazoo City, July 90, 1871 lott
ADMINIsTRATORs NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
IN the 9th day Of September l84l'
" we Vinson Saunders administrators
and Mary Runnells Administrative and
Eli Runnels administrator, in right o.
his wife administrative of the estate Of
Simon Saunders deceased, will present
our final account to the Probate Court O
Madison County, State of Mississippi
for settlement and allowance, when anC
where all persons interested can attend
and contest the same if they think pro
per. ,o., ,npne
July "a, 1841.-5t-9
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-08-21
Also. at me same Hne and DIace.

Also. at the same time and place.
The west half, northwest quarter of
section twenty-five, and lot number 178,
being the extreme north end of the west
half, southwest quarter of same section,
township eight, range three, east, con-
tanning about so acres.
Sold for taxes of Osman Claiborn, for
1887.
Taxes due, 1927 so. Pr. fee, SIC.