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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-19

Important arrests. For some time pas,
the citizens of our Town and the>surroun-
ding country have been somewhat excited,
owing to The disappearing of several
negroes, and vague information received
from other negroes who had been lampered
with by some while men. \ few days
ago white man was apprehended in
Cheraw, and subsequently, upon his con-
fesslons and other circumstances, another
white man was apprehende,l in Marlbo.
rough District. Both of them have been
committed TO Jail on charges Of decoying
and stealing negroes. So far as circum.
stances and the direct evidence already
before the minds ofrhc community 60, We
are led to believe that nest of Murrcl
mcu has been discovered, aud our citizens
saved from further depreIalions, at least
for time. Great excrtions were ma,le by
several Of The citizens of this town and
some gentlemen Of Marlborough District,
tn detect some oflhe leaders 10 this nefarious
business. and their efforts have been
crowned with great success. In addition
10 the two while men above alluded 10
TWO negroes were arrested and committed
to Jail, not, however, upon any charge
against them, but as witnesses against
negro, named Arthur. who is said to belong
to the gang ofland pirates, and an agent
in decoying Others. 1t is said that Arthur
has gone To Guilfo"d county. (N.eC.) with.
Two negro men and azwonan, stolen from
Marlborough District, placed under his
charge. and that he has pass to convey
them of. The negro woman belongs to
Charles lrhy. aud one of the negro men
TO Joseph Dixon, of Marlborough Dis
trict. 1t will he well for The people OF
Randol pin and Gniiurd to keep look out
for these negroes.
Believing that the actors in This piracy
are worse than abolitionisrs, as they steal
10 sell for gain, and that the country aud
this neishborlood in particular, have al
least for time got rid of scuurse, a
meeting oflhe citizens of Cheraw and the
vicinity was held on Saturday lasI, a, The
Post Office -Ebpr1ip E1-ytyp
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for the last twenty years. There can be NO eff.
cient tariff for protection without minimum
and specific duties.
We think IT notimproper, on the present oc-
casion to quote an extract from the speech of
the Hon., d H. Lewis, upon the Revenue bill,
as we find it reported in The New York Globe.
On the subject Of ad vaiorem duties, Mr..
Lewis says:
"Ad valorena duties always bear the same
proportion to the cost of the imported article; ;
but a special duty Of SO msch per pound or
yard. was sometimes fousth Sometimes half
Of the value Of that article, as its price fluctua-
ted in the foreign market. That manufactured
goods we're continually declining in price from
the effect ofimproved process Of fabrication.
An ad valorem- duty accommodated itself to the
change ;hut specific duty did not-so that
specific duty, (which might have been one-fourth
the value of the article when law passed,
might become one half the value afterwards.
He completely exposed the absuidity OF the
pretence that smuggling would result from ad
valorem rather than specific duties, contending
that when duties were, low, as they always
ought TO be, Reimbursement for smuggling was
reduced so much rs to be below the risk. Thus
the bill proposed few duties over 80 per cent.
Suppose an importer desiring to defraud the
revenue. nndervalued his goods twenty per
cent. His article actually cost one hundred
dollars, he presents a Ialse invoice, at eighty
dollars; his duty, if he escapes detection, is only
sir dollars less in one case than the oshe's
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3 Jayne's Estpectorant-This

august ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

such wide extremes? How is it that man
lols IN chair lined with fabric the finest that can
De wrought and stuffed with thrice-dHven down
himself clothed in as fine fabric, and stuffed
with thrice-culled dainties from earth, air and
ocean, while al the elements taxed TO furnish
him weapons with which 70 Kill ,ne-wI'h sufficient
means for obtaining knowledge lying unused about
hun, to make hundred men wise and how is it
that these hundred men toll from morn Ill eve in
copperas factories, with their salivated tongues
protruding from their mouths or delve IN mines
dark and damp for coal 10 warm, or gold 10
adon their fellow manufacturing. il may be, one
shilling per day day after day. until the: out OF
the world as ignorant as when they came into II or
toll in slaverv. where knowledge Is a crime
surely there be something rotten IN the state
Of Society-n rs organization, It's principles ana
properties Can they be remedied Il
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Trade of the Hudson.

p,oduce aud Country Merchandise rrgrpig at Neic ork
Reported Speeia!yJor Tx Ne'a- loTs fr'6"e
-Tro, Inn. pc,a Cstin-Berre Loc5port-c9i hrs -four
Pope Cain; coo do SUDAN sage Co: 10 30 Evans
AlmV. 67qkgs lard Usran Lees Coz lnS bales cloth W
ner Z II Lir.. hox.s good c Hsvdock Co; bales
roih Y Roys- is Sdls stuff hxs do Z Tweed y rolls
TU, ~ ioos nv. bns Bekna9 IS bIes
iTol KciSgS u nST. bner Clark FsE; = bars ron
" ~ + ~ >; - 49, 80 80. ~, 80 DO
" al,sce V.cLs N cks ashes k Tveedv & Co; 10 Go
Mead 4 Co; - bb!s high wines Suvda,n sage Co. -
Sa,.s wool r 5 Brown. II do Kent Kiung. Co; p do
Robinson Po.hrr.u, - bxs cheese Knapp X Bsker; IS
hhds beer Reed Brothers.
Z Same I.ne-Barge WaTTeu-+iO bh!s aour Dows Carr
$50 90 SuyGam Reed CO. $40 do J VI Hoyt Som ) Gas
at es Kent, Klnnan Co; do W Ots Co: II do Daier,
Miller CO, - do Bzbcock Coz DO Mead, Rogers Co;
5 40 8 Noprh
s.,u.rl5a ,b. Sour II Reed 247 do Wright CO; lso
4 40 Mead 4 Co: isG do sudan. sage Co: u do
Pearse: loo 90 Slockve; 25 kegs hGer Kent. Kun.r
Co css asie, = T Il Gibson. ahds tobacco sullivan
son kaii: do W. smpiuc; bNs cheese Mead Co. IS
alk butter BcswicS CO. IS uo.s hi 5bs kegs Do Worh
Dakr: : kegs IS hi bb bbs do Amos Gore; 10 Nc
BrdeX SON. 2.kee, do Cor,yl Co. y kegs lard Ne
Srde Lord; bales wool Roberts Po!heHls; do 7
: Brown; 10 90 y Coscl.; Ives, Hooker CO; 90
e. do : DudIef. 100 0b.s WHISKY Van BusAlrA;
usae.s corn Cun4u HOPKINS; cSs ashes "a.
Hopkins 5b!s beeswAx Ezra Wacees: : Go } w Gus \
Go, do Hazard Co; rolls leather w Il HOPPE la
hNs cheese w ME CO; casAs asecs pa.ef H'4er
Co; sels eggs Holmes: box iqrs Geo Tresaw-!tj
chs smoked beef WORK DraAe IS ee!s PORK 20 GO aFc
u hsSe: - Chs oeeo4 90; ~. ,,, - W. -
va A!pAiE LINE > ~ SSA-H - ..
renee-252 bo!s toGI = AZ oasHiTs -. 40 Z - &C;
l2p bush corn SSA0S.e' @as .ooAVeI : AZ AZ
Sons, Bali 3do Reed DO Lawrence < HICKS; 90
5, johnson Co rolls .estaer CAS- asASs 'iea W =!
DO do seed DO butter he1' h!nnah 20 = SAs ase
Nesd koSers % 4.u secs .ea'sI u u -
cases SAT- VI VI " Aie ~ co ue' :, a. ~ AZ
X hee4eT: -, --,.:. ,,o .,h- 49,.
Bs!ge Berkshire from New fA... Si;aS -. I
ter 50 sSeep AAd !Aiios ~ O~sn 'se -'VVV '77' "
aaS 20 Sap;a.'. s, 80 z ,s ~. rvas Cz--ill-
Bas; pit,sNsiIf bush corr T1yeedy Jeazag. Co: 81
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General Notilrs.
.cr.-rr-,-r- o.. .,.rr-.r >-r-,tprp

CONTENTS OF AUGUST NUMBER
Ensrn1ncs and Neutrality-suspicious.. with the Pro-
cesse Of Spinning and Wesvng-on stee! Ground Plan
of Proposed S-eadngon steel Isome;rca Plan OF the
sane-on steel The Com Door; Section OF the Corn
Barn Floor Stall for Work-Horse Stable; Neni!aior
Budding knife and Illustrations OF different styles Of
Building.
Foymers' Libraru-Sephens. Book OF the Farni-icon-
i!nued -Of the evils attendant on landowners neseeuns
10 learn practical Agriculture Experimental! farms as
places for instruction in farming OF the kind OF education
hes, suited to Young farmers OF the different kinds Of
farming Otchoosing the kind OF farming OF selecting
,u,orarmer OF the pupisge. ofdealing with the details
of farming. Winter. OF the stealing or farmsiead
Monthly Jouyna! Of .igr,etl,reRepeal OF the English
Corn Lavs-Wha 10 be is eject on American Agrcul
lure,
industrial! Resources of Deawure-Her Peach Trade.-
Advantages OF Tde.waer Farms on the Chesapeake Bay
The Cane rake Region Of A!abama-ChaEacter OF It's
SoiL-Analysis of Prof Ellie; OF Columbia Is c. College
Lower VirgiIja-Siae OF It's Agricu!iure-Ths Past and
the Present compared.
Imported SaXony Sheep, Notice Of some
The Cherokee Country OF Georgia-Its Geological Cha
rsc.er Climate and Agricultural Capabilities
Sheep Hushandry-Inquiry 10 the Regions Oft L. S
aaodiug the greatest advantages for IT, large scale
Flax the Cultivation and Management of-Can us Cu!-
ure be proh,ably Extended in The L. S '-Nodce Of I'M
proved Machinery Dressing in the L. and in Germany
FLAX Trade Of Ireland
Cnckeis, SupersiIons tooestroy "hea
troublesome.
Budding Fruit Trees the Art and Usefulness Of-wiih
Illustrations show how il should be done.
Ayrshire Cows. Notice or from ;Ae Albany cavaor.
Wheat the Soil suited or-Freparauon OF Seed aud Sow
ing-lis Diseases
Foreign Caffeine more should be imported If good
may be had cheaper M home.
Raadalrs Geology, brief notice Of
Eu,omologyThe Spider Notice Of is natural history,
N afe
them.
Hops. Trade and Culture of, in the L. s.-lnformaion
wanted
Editorial Correspondence: sub.ol of the LongLeafed
Pine-Conjec,ure. the OF is disappearance
Good mana cement farm Geneva " Y. Nutitve
value OF various FISH. vegetables and
fruits Arracacha Distribution OF Roots and al Of by Dr.
G. B. Smith Rice compared with Indian Corn diet
Prices Current
The August Number published on Wednesday
morning Subscription price IS per annuui.
GREELEY acELRATH.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,
For Salss qf Stocks &c. re Fourti Page

For SAFES NJ STOCKS DC re SgLrt1 fGIf
THURSDAY P II.
The transactions at the Stock Board we're to fair
extent today and confined mainly 10 Norwich {; Worces
Ger and Harlem. Prices buoyant and the market
left Of strong There j. however but ie outside spec
uls,on and war is carried on almost continually by the
specializing brokers.
Sterling Is firm at 7id7s and favori,e DRIVERS
ask per cent The transactions yet moderate
francs $40 537 The fact that the Warehouse oil
Zoos at once into operation viii induce earlier :mpore
lions than would otherwise have been the case as the
goods can 20 into bond and DC entered after December at
the reduced of duty Thus the want Of Exchange
will he larger this Fall than anticipated before the
WarehousiDg bill passed
For Liverpool Flour is offered freely at Is. ster
ling bu, the rate held higher Engagements Of 5000
bbls have been made at - Cd sterling Cotton is Id
per square There is large number o. good vessels
in the market md there is considerable number OF
charters Offering But ship has yet been taken for
the California Expedition. The Geneva reported taken
has a coastwise engagement
There is considerable stringency experienced in
street in making negotiations in any but strictly first
class securities There is considerable amount OF
second rate paper the market which WI! not bring
the money unless under heavy usury. Money Is not
but confidence is in much OF the paper offering
The Banks do all offering which their stringent re-
QUESTIONS.
Canal and Banking Company, New-oFleans
August Sd, 1916.
LIABILITIES. 1900. -,
Circulation s1s 40 ~
Individual depositors. L<'e'3-s !!
VIM Selden Treasurer OF the l. S...-.-.. o!siiU ~
Due distant Banks Tor collections. l57so' 20
To,a, 3,OO7 647 90
CASH ASSETS -,o,. ~,
specie. - ~, 80 -
Paper payable within 90 days cIe!si -
Foreign and domestic bills OF exchange. 'oco2s 90
Paper payable in over 90 days-Losn TO the
state o! La--U ;, Government stocks and -,
stocks of the state OF New ork-.. Jo''sI0 i
Total SO -S''-'' '0' va
This shows strong position for this Bank
The receipts OF the Little Miami Railroad Tor the
month of July were ss6Oe 3lat the rate OF one hundred
and three thousand dollars per annur The annual re-
cepts for 1896 will probably be more than that as the
opening to Springfield very largely increase the ou
sncs of the road.
The following are the receipts of the principal ar
tcles produce tide from the opening OF canal
1, in lsiJ and lSiU
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IHrRSDAr, August -.
ASHES-We hear o: but little doing either in Pos
OF Pearls bur the market steady with fair demand al
So 5o $ 5? For the former and 81 % for the laer
COTTON-T-he market still remains inactive the
sales reaching only 800 500 bales mostly Tor ship
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MARRIED

In Hiddlctown Conn. on Tuesday. lltt inst BY Rev.
JOIN r Crane, D. D., J. MEIGs HAND Of augusta Geo
to CAROLINE w daughter Of David Allen, EGG OF the
In Norwich chenanro Co OF the 10Th inst BY Rev Nr
Richards WM T. GREGG. OF New-io!k, TO BETS
oungest daughter of James Smith Of the former place
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DIED :

On the lIth inst Al syosset, Oyster Bay L. H. Al
FRED son OF VIM. : McCoun aged years
A, Boston 9Th ul, Mrs susan Champion. iseo B.
a; Reading 9Th i,s, Mr.. Dudley Woodbridge, aged %
4, Osyveco y 7. July 29th. Mrs Alrnira Judson.
A, Hudson " Y llth inst. John W. Smith, aged -
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, stock, &c. by the
New-York and Erie Railroad Company

66 pkss butter lOi hog, o lambs and calves Trmble;
100 sheep aud lambs Smith 90 pkcs butter box eggs
lot hogs lamb, and calves Capt Parsou; iron Wa
81 pkg, butter lot sheep and calves Capt Grlswod
castings Knou>e; 49, pk.s bu'ier Baac - DO
lot hogs aud fowls Capt. Hcy-
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GASTIE CNKnEN-W=ii5 Il ..,,..,.-.. I--,;5.e.
MODEL OF NEW-YoRK

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100 Brost-v Thi. Model represents every building eAsu
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PY JAMES NJ. NIILLER-

DT JAMES NJ. MILLER
ID TUESDAY, August 10,
Al 1Ot O'Clock, store No. : Liberty-sL
Doors AND SHoEs-l0p cases boots, shoes and brogsns
consisting OF every understandable for Southern Western
and Northern trade. Sale positive.
WEDNESDAY. August 10
AZ 81 O'Clock, the store OF A. Clalin ~ PeartsL
700 cases Boots Shoes and Brogans fresh tc The man
uac ulrcr. THURSDAY, Aug 70,
Al 10y O'Clock the OF Geo. Palcn No 81 Gods
opposite Ferry.
5000 sides Sole Leather ,hcnlock tanned Terms cash
THURSDAY, Aug. q.
At l0 O'Clock the store Of G. Lee Knapp Fallen, 10
Jacobst
5000 sides h.mlock tanned Sole Leather Terms inonths
MONDAY September 7.
At - o'clock, nj the Merchanss Exchange.
CHANcERy SALE-By order of Daniel L. Granniss, Esq
Master IN Chancery ali those lots OF land known MS No
57 ercer.s each being IS -e front and rear by 100
feet hrep
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Tt;ca L:ae-3cat R:claond-co bush oats &c /: laza
Der " .-r!Lo--e -1l 10 butte! Il BAGS Dol Rowe
y. COD rua. co Trinrk.as : Co. hhI eggs W,eks
IS 5dl. paper Tos cErstA; Jos bids hoop poles Water
house Linn
Vsodewa-er's Oswego Liae-Boat Sa-. SchuvIec-s5l
bbs so1r Srycs- sage < Co; Goo bush sEor-s Wade
y~z:er / Co. 10; !1115er do
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fashionable Clothing.

cash DIAPERS AND TAILORS, ld7 Broad.
~ way. {. Booth s Co. having r-eelvcd addonu!
supplies choice Goods you'd p.ctiuy invite the at
their and the public. Their stock is
only extensive, but comprises n. richest qualities and
patterns o Nesngs, CGssimefes, Dr!nss &C that arc 10
be found IN III, VI ore.g IN markets
Having unusual facilities buying, they enabled 10
offer strong Inducements purchasers though should be
understood thu their prices have reference only the
finest quality OF materials ard workmanship and that gar
produced their establishment Eot surpassed IN
any particular, by any house IA the Union
The Cutting Department Ii conducted by Mr.. j. Lee,
whose almost inall5!e skill in the art s the result OF ons
experience and study and who the happy faculty
accommodating fashion form, and OF selecting Style.
OF dr--s nune ana appropriate 10 the season my2s1
DEADY MADE CLOTuING.-In view OF the ad-
vi the the balance Of eNtensV
assortment OF Summer Clothing Will be- sold greatly
duced prices, comprising Lebyr Cloth Casnae 'c and
Tweed Sacks; Grass Cloth AID Linen DOrsay Sacks, &c.
WM. T. JENNINGS x co. 81 groahway,
aus tSlis opposite the FOUNTAIN
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Excursions.

.N-Ss PHEASANT SUNDAY Exeu,sior
s.S.as-l Ssruuui Staten lssud. 4 fair weather tsre
cents-Children under eight free. The
splendid steam packet ALBANY. Captain Hall, Sunday
Afternoon Aug. 10th. will leave follows foot ct Canal
Il al |, O'Clock. NJ. Htmmondsi. quarter past ~
rlI-s, r l. a. /, PIse-sL II halt past l, pier no y X
This Excursion affords passengers hne view OF The
Fortihcson.. and ttc tsut.u scenery OF The hayoor
Narrows Sandy Hook L!sGt House, Nc auii 81
-T-ss FOE THE FISHING BANkS-TAe
: ,ssltiz-..jN Steamboat HIGHLANDER, Capt Chas. b.
Armstrong, will maze trip 10 the Fishing
BANKS on Saturday. August 18th. leaving as follows -
The foot c Ware. =. - o'clock y NJ tool CT Ham
nouds at \ NJ foot uf Dcarceyst. II; 81 ~ NJ foot 81
Caharac-s, 81 y NJ; Ootoi Pier No N. r. "a " y
M-Dirner Will be pros ic on board. BatNtc cost Lines
a; reasonable rates Fare Fiy cent, fer The excursion
The steamer Highlander WI continue Ter regular III
~ the Fishing Bank, every "Wednesday Thursday and
Saturday through iGr season.
For farther Information appyto A. H. SCHULTZ corner
IVES, and Duane SIS suIt =
IT. SAFE sEA-B0AT for the Fishing
EssSts.-..s1 Bspks.-Fare > cents Friday; 4NuS: M
The comniodiouus Steamer DELAW AXE
will leave the foot OF Hanmordsi. at y NJ CanaLst
past 8: Drlauccy.st. 10 9; Plkcst at . Pier No
S r. Of. Ding.e's Brass Band viii accompany the boat
Lines and furnished al ln charge An old fisher
man will attendance with his Lapcon aud shark
hooks. Dinner on board.
~ Regular dnys-Monlays. Tuesdays and Fridays
AulS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-14

IL ANDREW CAKES Esq. one OF the Coroners
of Kings Co died on Tuesday evening Frc.lsand in
consequence of cold caught from bathing His funeral
takes place this afternoon and he will be inferred in
Greenwood Cemetery.