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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-09
Congressional.
Correspondence of the Public Ledger.

aIte of excitement to-day. Iseni you tht
substance of tie scene by Magnetic Tele-
graph, but was obliged to cur,aiI my des,
patch to find half It's original length, 10 en-.
able me to have it in Baltimore 10 time 70,
The 3 o'clock cars. IFS il Was, The las
word was there al 6 minutes before 3 O..
clock.
Immediately after ,he reading Of The jour.
nal Mr.. Ingersoll rose and asked leave to
make personal explanation
Objections were made, and in answer to
question from Mr.. Henley, the Speaker
stated that there was no such legislation re-
cogn'zed by The rules as personal expla-
nation Such explanation would only BE-
made by suspension Of the rules
Mr.. ingsrsoII asked suspension Of III.
rules. and on this the yeas and nays wert
demanded, and resulted, yeas lO2, nays rs.
30 The rules were suspended.
Mr, SPeakeI:--When Mr.. Webster, in
Vlrulent terms, in Senate sssailed py tru,l
concerning transaction of which proof.
ought TO be in the department. of State,
went there in search Of ,bem for my yindi.
cation. As member of the Committee Of
Foreign Affairs, for some years, | have
some freedom of access there, though prob
ably nons which any other member Of Con
gfess 10 not entitled TO.
When the Presidep,', s,,vsr ~ n. -
olutiOn Of the House of Renresep,,uv., -.
used certain documents, / reDe,,ed, IN rsD
feral assertion, The fac, of his dslirorencv
-~1 -1do' ''.Ss - i. eaa',y .e.oep,iU,o y
proof MY friends 'dVi-eed me to 60 n,
'u''her' supposing that Mr.. Webster wou!c
challenge lnVes"gsuon.
MOI having done so bot hSving egsin
win opPr0hf'ous Iangusge,in Senate, chaTg
ed we with slander. aud sailed on me u
Isuos'anl'ale my accusation of him, 1 nov
lsubmii short statement which may b.
'e''ed as to truth
lheFe are three charges OF deIinquenS
Icy:
fiFs'' unIa"fn! use OF The fund appros
p''s'ed iof HE contingent service Of for
e'gh intercourse commonly called Ihs Sc
cFe' service iund.
Secoho'y. M'sapp'y'ng paf' os that !unt
% coifUP' parry presses
ln'rd'y' Leaving 'he Department oil
stats IN ee'ao'' 10 mat iHnd.
fIrs'' congress a2PFopF's'es annuaI'y
d sma'' sum- commonly s0o'ooo' 'of The
cohhngen' expenses OF ioie'sn 'n'erconre;
'he 4eoursemen' oI paf' o' which IS some"
"meS uSeiuly oIshdes"he' ou' never as has
oee" efFo'eouS'y supposed corrupt When
s'er' n Inc F1eS'"en's oPln'on' 1t would be
wrong 10 make public how ony or part Of
IS disposed OIL he so cer'Ihes' and by &C.
u NoNg'es'' his mere cer"noa'e Is s"hclen'
voucher al '"s treasury iof The required sci
'emo"''
l"e'S 'uoos nave i"F 'hs 'aS' sixteen
ears Il mol Always osen IN The hands OF
;, o'''"' '''''N' 0y ''" o' ro0g'e's' me
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THE WAY TO GET II VOTE.

The election for the Borough OF M
was close at hand, there were two
candidates in the field, whose inAuence
was so nearly balanced that neck and
Ineck contest was expected. Under
these circumstances every vote was oI
consequence, and the utmost exertions
we're used by the friends Of both candi-
tatess 10 draw strangers out of their OPP
ponent's ranks. Amongst the staunch
supporters of Sir John b, lhs Tory
candi date, was an irritable old captain,
who hsd threatened 10 set the house
dog upon any one who mis- ght come TO
ask him for his vote for liberal The
morung before the eecton,th old cap
tain was working in his little garden
when he perceived strange gentleman
whisrling along the walk.
'Ah!How dye yol do captain, ,?Nice
growing morning peas coming up
nicely, see,' said the stranger, as he
approached.
Il beg your pardon, sir, bu, really
don't remember having the hooor o.
your acquainsance; may be permit.
ted to inquire your business?' replied
The captain, drawing himself up.
On! certainly! I'm canvassing for
Sir John B., and Ive come to talk
with you about your vote
Il rhink Sir JOHN might have chosen 81
more civil mode Of r,qlesjins my inter.
aSt.
'Tha.'s go, nothing 10 do with the
matter, SIR. Pm here 10 ask you dis
inc,ly, do you mean to give him youI
vote and inleresr?' said The stranger pull
iog from his Pnrke, a mAmnrandum !
book.
Sir said the captain; getting evi
lently angry my political opinion
IRE well known. have ever soppor
ed Tho British constitution in chnrr'
nd state
i cannot allow you to shrk tn
question, csp,aiu,' interrupted The slran
ger.
'Shrk, sir!-~- whe, do you mean,sir?'
aid the csptsin,I ddeniOg like turkey |
ock.
Il mean replied the other, with the
Utmost cooInes', l ask you ,gain, will
'ou give your vote TO Sir John?'
Wha! suppose you're coming here
o bully me--'o intimidate me--to--
by no means, captain, but mnst re.
,eal my question, will you give your
'ote to Sir John2 Yes, or no." said The
anvasser, waiting, pencil in hand, to
write down the old fellows reply
Sir said the captain, who was now
n towering passion, consider this as
most uDgenllemanIy, insulting and alto,
ether nnwarsntsbe'--
'WilI you vote for Sir John, csplsinF
'Sir, you may tell Sir John'-
That you will vote for hmi"
mo sir, l'll SEQ him Il ,-i first. PH
'ole for hat radical scoundrel, D -,
whom hate, jnsl to show Sir John that
m not 10 be bullied into supporting p
uppy like him. Good mOrnlng; SIT!
rood morning.
Good morning, captain. Pray dom
ct angry; it is a matter Of no conse-
Iuence whatever said ,he stranger a.
,e re,h ed. whistli0g carelessly.
The old captain kept his word. He
vas one of the first who rendered his
ote al The election on The following
ay
who do you vote for" asked the
lerk.
FOR Mr.. D. replied the piquei
aptain, with look Of defiance towards
hs Tory candidate.
Thank you, csp,ain--'hank you"
ried a gentleman who wore the liberal
olOrs at his breasl, grOsping his hand
.l:.II,, I, ,u,a tha uaTv uarann 90 hnI
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CHARLOTTE. n. C. OCTOBER 2so 1916.

movements, almost lrozs the blood in my
veins, aud chained me TO The spot.
My resolution vas taken, and iuyo!unta
riy excldiming: This must be enqulrec
mo, reascend,d the stairs as fast as the
obscuriiy would allow. Alter turning round
one platform, gained as | supposed the
landing al the head Of which was a small
window through which the lightning play
ing at intervals, served to guide ne 10 my
progress. Casting my eyes forward, | saw
a glenn Of hight issue from door tina. stood
aIlr from the apsameni 10 which il belong
ed | corj 'ctufed those sounds had issued
which had frs; arrested my attention.
Proceeding cautiously toward It, pushed
It gently open aud looked within. The
scene winch there presented itself 10 my
view he's never beeu etIaced from my me
mory,
ITO be c0niiaued.l
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Il ETR Y.
TIE LIFE CLOCK.
fRoa tue GERMAN.

fkod THE GERMAN.
There is a little mystic clock,
No human eye hath seem
That b-ateth on-and beateth on.
From morn until cen.
And when the soul is wrapped in sleop,
And heareih not sound,
II ticks and ticks tbs livelong night,
And never runnelh down.
wondrous is that work Of art
Which knobs tho passing hour,
But art meier formed, nor mind conceived,
The life clocks migc power.
Not set in gold. nor decked with gems.
by wealth and pride possessed
But ricli Or poor, or high or low.
Each bears II IN bis breast.
When life's deep stream. mid bed. and flower.
All still and softly glidcs,
Like tie waveisI's step, with gentle boat
Il warns Of passing tides.
When threarning darkness, gathers DER,
And hopes bright vision. foe.
Like the sulien stroke oil tie muiled bar,
II bsateih Aelyiy.
When passion nerves tho warriors arm
For deeds Of bate aud wrong,
Though hcedod not Tie fearful sound,
Tine knell Is deep and strong,
When eyes to eyes are gazing sat.
And tender words are spoken
Then fact and wild it rattles on.
IS # with love 'tgore broken.
Such is tho clock that measures life,
CT llesh and sprt blended
And thus 'twill run within the breast,
Gtl that strange life is ended.
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A NEW VOLUME
OF
HE WEEKLY MIRROR
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The First Week in April,

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which are OF The best quality, los Tor each, 70
merit share Of pub.ie patronage.
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Permanent School.
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InilE third Session 0f this InsiitlI.on COM
~ meuces on the l5th instant. under the super.
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AGENTS
Col. r. w. Cochran. Meeki,abug. n C.
CAas. w. Haris. Ma Grore, ~ L.
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COgniac Brandy

For medical purposes. Tor sale by the bottle
7. J. HoLToN.
Apnl 9. lsi6.
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New .Groccry& Confectionery
STORE.
Grocery and Confectionery
@fnrg,

where he intends keeping nearly every article per-
tanning 70 the business, should hls encouragement
warrant H. lie has n1w on hand the following
articles, VIZ;
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MOONS PHASES.

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-11
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY. *

Henry Stone and Others, ,vs. } Bill for Rebel
Pleasant Searles, Adn'r% Of und II
Philip Lightfoot, deceased. Account 3:
TN pursuance@of: the order Of the tsY,rt
Il passed at the! last term, requiring me! hto
inquire and feportto the Count, al its nextt term,
who were the next of kin Of Philip Lightfoot,
the Defendants inteslate, at the time Of, his
death 5and whether any Of them aresince dead,
andif dead. whois or are their personalrepre-
sentative or representatives" Public.notce is
hereby given ALI persons claiming TO be the
next Of Kin Of said Philip Eghtfbot, late ofthe
Dis,rictand State aforesaid, ,that they appear
before me in,Sihe Commissioners Office, al
Edgefeld Court House, on or before The ,first
day Of May next, and make proof Of ~ ilelf a
kindred and right, or ON their fri!ure 10 do so,
they will be excluded from The benefit Of any
decree that may, be prononneedin the matter.
s. S..S.,TOMPKINS, c. E.{E'p. ?
Commiosioner,sfOfic o flee, Nov Is s3m AZ
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I d isg;B @sa 5ggggsD Gs@ sga

'yHsHE Subscriber respectfully informs his
IL. friends aud the public at large; that he
has had his House thoroughly repaired; and
has made large addition TO the same by the
purchase of the adjoining House, which will
enable him to accommodate at least forty or
fifty more persons during Coirta and. other
times than lie formerly did. His whole aim
has been concentrated to the comfort and con-
venience Of all those who have favored him
with their patronage, and he flaiters himself
that discerning and generous public will con.
iinue to bestoW on him a share Of Their favors
lie @ill, ,as heretofore. endeavor to furnish
his Table with the best that the country can
afford. d.!s y ~. .,,5.::..5.. -. rS...-
,sf Having removed his Bar7at the ;farthes,
end Of the House adjoining, little or no an.
inoyance can be experienced by these who pul
mp at bis Hotel. '@sH 5sa.F-s l9 =.
= His Bar will be furnished with, the best
Liquors, and his Stables supplied with good
ahd wholesome provender and attentive Host
lets. - -,
f. gFahruorv if -'Fa g.
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!. HI. IL. eJEFFERs.

General Agent and Commission
.s Merchant, Hamburg, 8. a..
STILI. offers services to his fiiends and
~ the public, nd he sill devote his undivi.
ded attention to
SELLINGOF COTTON AND FLOUR,
RECEIVING AsD FoRwARDING GooDs.
BnyiRg Goods for Planters or Merchants, o,
2 = attend to ans business that may be
~ committed to his care. ~ .,-
He embraces this opportunity of rendering
his thanks to his friends for their liberal patron.
age heretofore bestowed, and by industry and
close attentien TO business, he hopes to merit,
and to continue toreceive the same. II shall be
his aim TO make all his charges as light as pos.
sible, knowing that i, will he TO his interest to
closely observe the interest Of his frieuds.-
Liberal advances will be made If required. on
produce sent to iiim for sale or store. Cotton
sent to him by Boats, will be received free Of
,chaIfaee. All produce sent to him for sale
will be promptly sold Oh arrival, ifso ordered.
Augusta If %
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Merchandise. &C.
- AT MODERATE CHARGES. "a

'---7E-- At .MUDEKATE- CHAHGE6. - =
= We will give undivided attention 10 any bu.
siness in our line, entrusted 10 our care, eI.
cept the buying Of Cotton, which wesreluse to
go on either our; o,o,1 account or that Of others,
believing it difficult to please in the united ca
,pacity Of both buyer and seller. p
; From the long experience of our senior
partner, and by prompt and devoted attention
TO oil matters Of business, confded TO us, we
hope to merit share Of public patronage.
ms Z. IL H.. WALKER q PEARSON
: Hamburg, 9. C.,Sept II 6m 35 );
The Edge6eld Advertiser, Abb. Banner, An.
derson Gazette, Pendle,on Messenger, and
Greenville Mountainner, each, will copy the
above icr six montbs.-Jou1nal. ~;
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State Of south g arc lima,
-. EDGEFIELaD DISgRIY,. sii.:

Rober,T Moore, vs. Henry D BIZ forg
Marlborough and Georg W.. 1iryunetion5
Y arboroug and Tefief.
II T. appearing 10 the satisfaction Tof. the
u Commissioner thar George w. Yarbo5
rough, one. of the defendants 10 This suit,
resides beyond The, limits of this State,
on motion OF Mr.. BalskeIi, Plaintiff .
Auorney,-il,is.o ordered that the said de-
fendanttlo appear and plead, answer OF
demnr TO the complainanls said bill 81
complaint, qwithin three months fom.1he
publication hereof, or the,said blA will be Ia.
ken pro confesso against him. s Z >. 8 Y!
IS Isl: IT OMPKINIS,, G. e. E.p:s 1
Counts OF. Feb "a 1876 3m ,s5 Z
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Roberts Price Cnrrema
A E E Sg N y u % 2 z


M E T ss 'M u 9 o. 3a
Hb LAID WooiIen Shawls from IS cents 10
IL 81 each
Starch, (6nest. .qualty,) sold now, or former
lys by others at'25 cents, sold by IN" for l25
Gents:
EPSON Salts, sold by others o! l24 sold by
me for 81 cents. gG 81 ls-.s . !. - a..t.s..
Finest Candies and Kisses. sold by others al
so to rs cents, sold by me at 25 cents. -:
Best Muscatel Raisns, sold by others al p
cents, sold by me at l2t cents. g8l.sg
Segars, t$5 pc thousand. SOLD, by others at
2cehts eacli, sold by me for. l cent each. -.
Candied Ci,rons, sold by others al 50 10 625
| cents per pound, SOLD byme for 81
Sugar, texceIlen, quality 10 pounds for s !.
or If take n III SS55 worth II ponds for 81.
Z, Best Rio C0tiec insihe market, 10 pounds
for 81. ''tp59seT - tf.a:tl:si5 t s..,1sot,
Green Baize; {under cost, J 50icents per yd:..
Cups and Sauccrs; sbtd by others at Is cents.
sold by me for i54 cents aset.
Cheese, l21 cents per pound.
Mems aud Boys Caps, from 50 ceiils, 10 81
| Geacii.5fs{5,,;i a
| Shaving Soap, cakes for g5. cents. .z-.,..,
| IA Beaver Clothior Goats and Pants
best Indigo: blue for 81 per yard. =,
Painted Buckets 314 cents each.-
4 Brass Bonnf from j 25'io 81 37t CENTS
Hats s. 81 to Sd so, for best Beaver with
la case, worth SO cents, included with best.
Cologne Water, so cents quart.
| Loco Foco Matches, best quality, 20 cents
per dozen boxes.
Soda and Sugar Biscuit, sold by Others o.
25 cents peril ,sold by me :of 20 cents.
Malaga Grapes, ine quality, no kess,) a
25 centspe pound. y !ss>iss :p'ss's:l st;si'
Boots sold by others at 80 so, sold by me
for 50, stont Tegged: x .!7r55S -.t;;,.
Boots, sold by. others for 81 90. sold by
ms for '$4 per pair; best sewed Galiskin. -.
| Ladies' Shoes, sold: by me al 81 l24 cent:
per pair, sold by others at $ so. :.
ca s. ..s5s:. y r., s. ROBERTS. {
lSS95si WHO HAS:FOR SALE st,sS
Z, Cullen's Remedy for diseases OF Females
Weakness; go. ;-ii;,sz - t. $50 =.
Cnllen's Magic Lotion ior Headache, Tooth.
ache, &c! u 8 ss'5 -. s.. - i85
Hewe' Nerve and Bone Liniment, for Rheu.
matisni, &c. =. 'i;'s s':ss':a. t}a slSzns 3.
- DR.. Brandreths Pills. 4 ,,l.r.-
Afresh supply of3Dr. JaYne's Alternative,
Just received: ~
Edgefeld CHI, Feb 25 5a!ri,G] 2tzs5
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-11
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD. DISTRIT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John Hill, Ordinary,3 DE

vs. 'His... ,Ts SLSj1'5z za.i;.- a,j &. rs
Joshua Hammond Attachment.
sTJIHE plaintiff in the. above case hay-.
Il ing this day filed his Declaration in.
my Office, aad the Defendant having mel.
ther wife nor attorney known 10 reside
within the limits Of this State, on whom
a copy of said Declaration with rule TO
plead can be served, Oh motion OF Griffin,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney, ordered that the said
Defendant appear and plead 10 The said
Declaration within year and a day from
the date hereof OF judgment will be a.
varied against him by defaull.. &! !,
(. THOMAS G: BACON, C.Sc.P.
Clerks Office Feb. 10 1886 ly 3