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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, December 7.


A message was received from tie Senate, pro-
posing to 60 into third ballot for Secretary OF
State at /, P M.; also resolution to adjourn the
present Session sine die on Wednesdy the goth
inst, which was ordered for consideration to-
morrow also bill to amend an act relative 20
the inspection of flour, read the second time and
referred to the committee on Agriculture.
MIR. Harrison presented the petition of the
States Rights Artillery Co., praying an appro-
prlation to purchase ordnance, referred to the
committee on Military.
The Speaker announced to the House that in
consequence of the confagration last evening,
by which the Caro!inian office was consumed,
that there would be no printed Journal or Cal
endar for to-day
The Senate returned: to the House bill to
divide the District of Pendleton into two elcc
ton Districts, which was read third time.
Mr.. Boyleston, made an adverse report on n
bill to restrain tho citizens of this State from
voting MORE than once in the same election, and
to prevent other inroads upon The purity of
elections; ordered for consideration tomorrow
Mr. McCrady called for the special order-it
being bin to prescribe the mode of appointing
electors and ;other similar bills-with a view Of
discharging the order for to-day and to make the
matter the specisl order for tomorrow, at /, P.
d. So ordered.
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~ Mr.. Bowers, of lIanhurg:.will please accept
the thanks of the Proprietor aud many others for that
bottle Of '' Old Bourbon Whiskey." They oil, with
q hearty smack Of the lips, said "its good-spendid
drive Off the hlues-cheer up the heart, and make
fellow feel a.ovcrisl,." Friend Bowers, has many
other good things besides fine liquors, and ne would
be glad to see him literally patronised.
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Tho RalI Rim GERS.

We heard this company last Friday night. They
had quite large nunhr Of our citizens at tIici con.
cert All seemed to be we'll pleased. Their perform.
ances are very crediliDle-well worth the price OF
admission. The instrument with the unpronounceabe
name is curiosity in tsw way. BREwIs, the vocalist,
sings decidedly we'll And upon the whole We freely
bear ,eslimony tina, the Bell Ringers are good CON-
pany and deserve patronage.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESEN IAllfE fES.
The House asst mbled at the usual hour.
The morning hour was expended in the pre-
seniation of petitions, accounts, sc.
Mr.. Tucker then called for the special order
of the day, which was bill for the improve
mcnt and reorganization Of the common school
system.
The House then resolved itself into Conn.,
mittee of the Whole, MIR. MCGOWAN inthe chair.
Mr. Tucker then advocated the passage of the
bill ut length, and showed the nismanagement
and fallacy of the present free school system.
This bill being, as we consider, of vast Impor-
tance to the people of the State, we herewith
attach Synopsis of the bill 1t provides for
the election of Board of Directors for Com
mon Schools in each election district except the
election district of Charleston, 10 consist of not
less thar six nor more than twelve members, the
Board TO subdivide their respective districts into
school sections, each section being not less than
four miles square that a common school be iu-
Gated in each section TO select competent teach.
ers and to appropriate all moneys received from
the State or otherwise to the exclusive support
of the common schools also provides for the
election Of j superintendent by the General
Assembly; salary $4,000 per annum recon-
mends an annual appropriation of 100000 per
annum for the support of such schools, &c.
Mr.. II. Y. Simons, jr:, replied briefly, and
moved that the committee do now rise and be
discharged from the further consideration of the
bill.
Mr.. Mcknight made very Happy speech in
| favor of the bill, in which he was more than
once Interrupted by the applause Of the audience
| which flied the galleries.
After much debate, the committee rose, report
ed progress, and begged leave to sit again on
| Monday next nj p. m.
Sundry bills were reported by the committee
on interpretations, among which was bill to
recharter the Board of Directors of the Theo-
logical Seminary of the Synod of South Caro-.
lima and Georgia; read the first time, and order
ed for a second reading tomorrow; also bill
to authorize the Town Council of Hamburg to
subscribe for stock in certain railroads and fol
| other purposes; also report on the petition oi
sundry citizens Of Cheraw, praying an alterna.
ton in the corporate limits of said town; also
4 favorable report on bill to incorporate the
Fire Insurance Company Of Charleston.
Mr.. Rice, from the same committee, reported
4 bill to incorporate the Southern Mutual Life
Insurance Company; read the first time and or.
dered for q second reading Tomorrow.
Mr.. Wallace gave notice that on tomorrow
he would ask leave to introduce bill to appoin,
Commissioners of the Poor in certain cases.
Mr.. Spain, pursuant to notice, introduced q
bill to exempt ministers of the Gospel from pat
ro duty; also bill to define the mode and time
of appointing Electors, &c.
Mr.. Green, pursuant to notice, introduced {
bill exemptng certain persons therein NAMED
from road duty upon certain conditions.
And then the House adjourned.
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H II E N / A L.

MARRIED, on The 10Th ut., by J. Qua'tlebuh,,
Esq, Mr.. GEORGE w. WILLIAMS and Miss JANE,
youngest daughter Of Mrs. Jane Berry, all Of this
District
On the 3Oth ult, by the same, JAMES BExLY,
Esq, Sheriff of Coweter' Co., Ga, and Miss AMo-
nAyoA E., eldest daughter Of c. Lowrey, Esq, of
this District
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Friends, Paw I'm!

THIS is what every body says nowadays, and We
are compelled to adopt the same language. Money we
want, and money we must hare. And all ye who are
in anywise indebted 10 us, had hetter come up soon
and hand over your "dabs" for If you DON'T we will
give you bringer," while our Editor and Proprietor
Off That's the way zoe talk when are in earnest.
So take the hint gentlemen, and pay up your dues
Christmas is most here, and we avnt got conlnen.
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Fire in Columbia.

OH another column will be found the particulars OF
the recent fire in Columbia We sincerely regret TO
see, among oler losses, that the. South Carot'n'd"
Office was entirely consumed. Tie Office, Materials
&c., was valued at s37 ,Ooo and not one dollar worth
OF it was insured.
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, December 5, 1854.

TUESDAY, December B. 1854
Mr. Allen presented the report of the Board of
Visitors Of the Military Academy, which was re-
ferred 10 the Committee on the Military. Also,
pursuant 10 notice. asked leave to introduce
bill to alter the constitution in respect to the
times of eecting the Senators and Representa-
tives to the General Assembly which received
lis first reading and WAS committed to the Com
mittce on Privileges and Elections.
Pursuant to notice, Mr.. Drayton asked leave
to introduce bill TO extend to judges in cham
bers the power Of appointing commissioner to
value lands required by railroads, which received
its first reading, was referred TO the Committee
on the Judiciary, and ordered to be printed.
Mr Mazyck pursuant to notice, asked leave to
introduce bill to provide for banks of discount
and deposit, and to define the business, duties
and powers of banks, which received its first
reading, and was referred toi the Committee on
Finance and Banks, and ordered to be printed.
Mr. Drayton, on part of the committee ap-
pointed to count the votes for State Assessor,
reported that james S. Johnson had received 81
votes, and was consequently elected.
Mr. Irby, on part of the Committee on lncor-
poratons, submitted favorable reports on bill
10 extend the charter of The Columbia Female
College, with amendments; also on Il bill to In
corporate the Society for the support of INDECENT
clergy of the Presbyterian church and their fami-
lies, with amendments; also an unfavorable re-
port on bill TO amend an net entitled an act to
renew The charters of certain towns and villages.
Dir. Drayton presented the memorial OF the
Northeastern Railroad Company asking legisla-
tive aid Referred.
The rest of the general orders were disposed of.
Mr.. Mazyck moved that when. the Senate ad-
journs, it stand adjourned till tomorrow at IL
o'clock.
On motion of Mr.. Moormars tthe Senate ad-
journed
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Eoes--hut nrices too high.

THERE has been fine drove of hogs in our Town
for the last few days, but owing to the high prices ask
ed for them sales have been quite small. We under
stand there several droves in the upconntry coming
this way, and have good grounds to hope that We
can get them cheaper than six cents
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE Ot REPhCSEN L al lNCo.
Mr.. Rice presented the petition of sundry cii.
gems of Union District praying that ministers Of
the Gospel be exempted from patrol duty.
Referred to the Committee on Military.
Mr.. Cunningham, from the Committee on Pri-
lyeges and Elections, made reports on.the petit
4 tion of sundry citizens of Williamsburg DIS
trict PRAYING change in the mode of general
elections, and begged to be discharged from any
further consideration also reported by 6lll on
80 much of the presentment of the Grand Jury
of Sumter District as recommends but one day
for all general elections; read the first time and
ordered for consideration on Monday next.
Mr.. MCGOWAN, from the Committee on Mill
tarv, reported BY bill on tile petition of the Rich
land Volunteer Rife Company, Governors
Guards, Carolina Blues and Rchland Guards,
prayinr the formation Of IN Independent Bat
TALON, and recommended that the bill be passed !;
also favorable report on the petitions OF the
C. F. A. and Emmett Guards, praying to DO i'll
corporated. Ordered for consideration on Mon
day next.
The following is the report of the Committee
or Federal Relations on the severa! bills refer
ring 10 the manner of elccting Electors, of which
notice was made yesterday.
sThat after due consideration Of the several
bills referred to them it manfcs,ly appeared that
shcrc could be no agreement of majority upon
any one of the measures submitted 10 them, reia,
tive TO the election of Electors of President and
Vice President of the United States, and that
the whole subject would be better considered ln
Committee of the Whole, where decision wouie
in.effrct, be decision by the House"
Pursuant TO notice, Mr.. Mitchell introduced 4
billao alter and amend the Constitution of the
State, relative 10 the manner of electing officers
10 be chosen by both branches of the Legiisla-
turc referred to the Committee on the Judiciary,
Mr Toomer gave notice that on Monday he
would ask leave 10 introduce u bill to amend the
law relating to compensation of physicians for
1oosi moron examination; also asked leave to
withdraw certain petitiors from the des OF the
House.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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teT A bill has been introduced in the North Caro-
l'ra Legislature, 10 repeal the act for restralng the
taking of excessive usy, with the proviso that sir
per cent shall be the lawful rate Of interest, except in
cases of special agreement.
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Gbe aousrAser.
ARTHUR SIMKINS, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER f5, 1854.
EFIELD, s.

w EDITOR ABSENT AGAIN-GoNE TO
COLUMBIA to how the Legislature totches up"
(Our imp declares the foregoing to have beon hand
ed TO him in lieu Of all editorial copy for the present
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-13

- OWING to sickness in the family OF the late
joins C. ALLEN, the sale Of. his personal estate ls
postponed Indefinitely. FURTHER notice will be given
i'm fue time. = .-..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-13

THE Columbia Times of Friday says:
-"As the Charleston train Of cars were
passing near the foot of Richardson.street
yesterday afternoon, man rushed out OF a
pine thicket on the edge of the road and
threw himself across the track. Before the
engine could possibly be checked, he was
caught by the cow.catcher and dragged
along the road for about twenty-five yards
and then fell off. Whether the cars passed
over him or not, we did not ascertain; he
was dreadfully mutiated; however.
"Sihce writing the above, we have ascer.
tanned that Cook was the name of the un.
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President Pierce and Minister soule.

THE latest ndvices we have received from France
throw quite different light on the souLE affair.
And-nnd- nd-ahem-a-n-d-Wel by George, it s
hard to keep this article agong People will say THAT
got stumbling block, but that's not it, we are
tired of writing So, kind readers, we hope you will
excuse for breaking SO abruptly from subject
r. we arc not ousted from our chair" before ne1i
week, look out for something rich.
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SubscriDtion Receipts.
TIE following perssns have paid up to the time
affixed to their names:

1NE t0howinS PersS's nave Pi'u w W W. -
,ffixed to their names:
w. L. Curry to Sth Sept. "a.
Jonathan Taylor 10 9th january '55.
John +. Burns to Cd January 'J5.
T.J. Thurmond to 18th March '55.
A. j. Rambo to 9Th Feb. '55.
Wiley Bunham to 22d April '55.
NJ. c. Clark to 18th March 49,
Br. W. J. Riley to 10Th Dee. '34.
i. +. Smith, to 5th March 'j5.
i. II. Mcdaniel, to 18th March '55.
Al. Briggs, to lst January '5S.
Bennett Holland, to 9th February '55.
Hiram Holson, to l5th March '5o.
U. NJ. Roberts, to 2l,t August "a.
Sam. Perrin, to 2Sh November '54.
DR.. r. G.. Mays, to S,h February '5s.
Reason Whittle, TO 9th March '55.
Joseph Lloyd, to 2s;h April '55.
\. J. Mathis, to lst January '55.
Emmet seibcls, Esq, to Cd February "a,
Lewis II. Kemp, to 4th Dec. '54.
Hiram Martin, to jth March SO.
II. D. Laricr, 10 lst September '54.
J. II. Martin, to lst December '53.
C. Corlcy, to 9th March '54.
Mai. ". a. Turner, to Sth February '55.
S. Temples, to 9th January SO.
DR.. j. II. Jennings, to sth February '55T.
r. G.. Hill, to lst January '55.
Henry HIN, TO lst January So
Joshua Harris, 10 Sh February '55:
J.. P. Rutland, to 18th March '55.
A. vimccnt, to 9th March '55.
James Holland, to 18th January '55!
Jesse Smith, to 9th March '55.
Sampson Sullivan, to 18th February '55'
NJ. NJ. Padgett, to 18th March '55.
Martin Mccarthy, to lst June 80.
James Edison, to 18th March '55.
Z. B. Forrest, to 18th March '55.
j. A. Black, to 9Th May '55.
: II. Whitle. to 18th March 'j5.
Col. j. w. Denny, to 18th March '55:
Sd. Watson, to 18th March '55:
S. II. Rodgers, to 18th March '55.
J. Mob!cy, to 18th March '55.
Col. r. B. Boulnight, to 4th March 49,
5. Cogburn, to lst March '55.
Capt. W. Watkins. 10 lst March '55.
J. P. B@es, 70 ll,h September 81.
A. Whitton, to 9ath Marcl, '54
A. Bland, to 9Th February '55.
BENJAMIN Z. Clark, 10 9th March '55:
W. Balon, to 18th January '55.
A. r. Able, Esq, to 4th March 80
J.. S. johnson. to 30th March 80.
George w. Dorm, to lst December '5f>
B. T. Boatwright, to 29th March '55.
Jos. Abncy, to lst January '54.
DR.. E. B. Hibler, to Sth February 49,.
r. II. Rains, to l3,h January '55.
F. Mcdaniel. to 18th February '55.
d. NJ. hlalock ITO 18th February '55.
S. W. Mays, to 4th March '55.
F.O'Connor, to 10Th February '55:
John H. Moss, to 9th February '55.
DR.. G. W. Fletcher, to 5th April '55:.
NJ. E,hcredge to llth February '55.
Hiram Adams, to Cd April 'a5.
Robert Brooks, to 18th April '54.
James Henderson, to 5th October '54.
Col. B. F. Strom, to 81 January 1885,.
james Bean, to 1st April '55.
r. NJ. Fuller, to 1st July '55.
d. IIolsonbake, to 9Th February '55..
A. Miles, to Goth March '54.
W. Wise, to Goth March '55.
Eldred Gree, to 9th March '55.
G. w. Holloway, to 18th December '5f.,
w. A. Murrcll, 10 9th January '55.
james Rueker, to 5th October '54.
James j. Wilson, to 7tk November 'Ss.
To be continued.
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IT is said that the Jersey girls and Jersey
horses are very unlikc-for a wonder! The
horses are shy. skttish, and hard to catch;
but the girls are tame as kittens and bold
as lions. They flock round fellow like
sheep round salt trough, and have to bs
driven off with clubs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-13

TIE statement which has appeared in
many Of The papers to the effect that mn or
der had been received prohibiting any further
enlistment of persons not native Americans
into the marine or naval service, is said To-
be wholly without foundation. There has
been no change whatever in the regulations
upon this subject. En]istments take place,
every day at the yard in Charestown Of
persons of foreign birth or parcntage.
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Legislative Proceedings,
SENATE.
SENA I L.
SATURDAY. Dec. 2, 1854.

Mr.. 2Ioorman presented the petition of John
s4aslton O'Neall, President of the convention op-
Bsed TO the liquor traffic. that law be passed
prevent the sale of alcoholic liquors BY itinc-
Int traders. Referred 10 the Committee OH the
hdciary.
Mr.. McAlilcy gave notice that he would on
4onday next ask leave of the Senate to intro
bee bill to amend the charter of the Colum-
in and Charlotte Railroad Company.
Mr.. Townsend, on part of the Committee on
DC College, 10 whom was committed so much
81 the Governors message as related to the ln-
tation of the Trustees to the College Com
$encement, reported that they had attended to
be duty assigned them, and recommend to the
s aenate TO accept the invitation, and That COM
&ittee of four be appointed to unite with
bmmttee to BE- appointed by the House 10 make
HE proper arrangements. Report agreed to,
bid Messrs. Townsend, Barker, McAliley and
Ingram appointed committee on the part OF
sle Senate.
j Mr. Chesnut gave notice that he would on
sIonday next ask leave Of the Senate to intro
uce bill to provide for the election of Electors
f Prcsiden. and Vice President of the United
slntet.
A bill was received from the House of Repre-
cnta,ives to alter the Constitution of the State
o rs 10 provide for the division Of Pendleton into
lw election districts The bill received its first
leading, aud was, on motion OF Mr.. PlcEens,
made the special order of the day for Wednes-
Jay next, at o'clock, in the committee of the
Whole Senate.
Mr. Porter, on part of the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, to whom was commit
ed the petition of D. w. Bradley against the
light of the Hon. E. II. Miller to take his seat
In the Senate, reported that the committee had
Intended to the duty assigned them, and recon-.
nended that the committee be permitted to send
for persons and papers with a view to the proper
Of the matters referred to. Re
port agreed TO.
Mr.. Blakeney, on part Of the Special Com
fniltee appointed TO count the votes for SoIIcl,
tors announced that Simeon Fair had received
l27 votes as Solicitor of the Eeastern, and }. T..
Read l29 votes as Solicitor Of the Western Cir
quit; whereupon the Chair announced those
gentlemen duly elected.
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DELEGATE FROM KANsAs-The St. Louis
Republican states that MIR. w: Whitfield;
the pro.slavery candidate, is elected delo-
gate to Congress from Kansas, by large
over Mr.. r. P. Flennken, the anti
cI.vary c,ndidato
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fortunate individual, and that he has been in
the employment of Tobacconist of this

UNFORTUNATE OCCURRENCE IN CHESTER.
We learn (says the Winsboro' Register,)
that on the evening Of the 3rd instant, man
by the name of VIM. c. Heggings was dam
gerousiy stabbed by one Charles y. Murrell;
in quarrel about some trifiing matter:
Murrell made his escape to Columbia by the
Freight Train, and probably not knowing
thatlhe Telegraph conveying the intelligence
was travelling the same road, he was cap.
tured soon after his arrival in Columbia.
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TIE Lancaster Ledger, of the 9th instant

TIE Lancaster Ledger, of the 9th instant
says;
person came to the house of Mr.. Arant, in
Chesterfield district, near tlie Lancaster line;
and called him out rs if OH businessi and
while Mr.. A. was standing in the porch be,
was shot through the lungs. He lived until
Friday. The assassin has not yet been dis!
covered"
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