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manufactures :open an inviting field to the mechan-
ca arts :and will enhance the value of our proper.
ty. 1t will moreover bring US into daily contact
.hihe great streams Of intelligence flowing from
the East and from the West, and from every part
Of the.Wnrld. twill serve to make our people con-
tented, prosperous, happy and sociable. lnsead Of
stores to rent, there wsud then be stores to be
built. Instead Of sellers, there would be buyers OF
private residences. Luxuries, comforts, convent
enees will be gathered before our doors in tast, fl
display, exhibiting every variety Of merchantable
commodities to crafty the fancy and to feed the a2-
petite.
In view of these large benefits, how can We pause
to estimate the comparatively small cost of this no
bic enterprise. In this work our village is deeply
deeply Interested 1t is our last aud only chance for
Rail Road. Think Of that. And should the k"ad
be bull, in annther direction, We can never. nev' r
recover from the injurious effects up"n US. Leteur
people, therefore, awake 10 just view of this at
ter Let them take the initiative step in this great
work, and carry it on to successful termination =
II the amount Of money above indicated be raised,
there can scarcely be doubt that the Road wilb be
built. and brought directly through our village
Frllow-cit;zcns when shall We meet to discuss
and act in the prmesesl What generous, enterprz-
ing citizen Of wealth will take the lead "hois the
man Let him step forward, and he viii be deemed
pubic enefactor to our Town.
- a YILLAGER.
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Col. A. G. Darlington.

1t will be seen that this gentleman is announced by
his friends as candidate for Congress. The election
comes on next October, at the time of the general
elections of the State Having given the incumbent
the full advantage of columns, BY publishing every
complimentary notice Of him We have been able to
find, think it but right briefly to introduce The new
candidate TO the people Of Edgefield.
Col. GARLISGToN is a native of Lnurens District,
but resident now oil Newberry and prominent
lawyer Of that place. He has headed the Legislative
representation from the latter District for several con.
secutive terms and is great fvore with his imme.
diate fellowctizens. His capacity is remarkably
good and his readiness in debate well proven. His
integrity is far above suspicion. while manly and
generous tone of character is universally accorded to
him.. The many friends of this gentleman look to him
with high hopes. And desiring 10 he represented by
him in the National Legislature, they have respectful
ly placed his name before the people of the Fourth
Congressional District.
Having thus briefly introduced our new Congress
sonal candidate We leave the whole matter where i,
belongs, with the Intelligent electors who are to de-
eide between the honorable contestants now before
thrm
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cmmercial Convention.

We see that great preparations are making for the
reception and entertainment Of the members of h"
body, which is to meet in Charleaoa on Monday next.
The Railroads have all generously agreed to give
delegates free passage do,un upon their exhibiting
proper credentials Asplendid banquet is to be given
to the Convention come day of the week. An excur-
zion the wafer for their benefit is TO vary the occa-
zion. And grand fireworks will be pnt in requision
TO add 'pendor to the nocturnal hours. Every Dis
.ct in the State will be represented, and delegations
will be present from all points Of the Southern conn.
try Matters of high interest DIRE to be canvassed, and
many able speeches arc ookgdfor We were told the
other day by gentleman just from Charleston, that
the citizens of that place were deeply concerned to
have every thing done that anable hospitality prompts
in the best possible style, Success to them in their
ererons! May complete triumphcrown their spirited
endravors, and may tie week be memorable in the
rity's annals! .'i
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Sale DaY.

Our public day for April passed Off very quietly and
peaceably. A single blood.stained countenance was
all we to remind Of the salc.days of old. But
besides being quiet and peaceable the day was es.
pecialy dull and every way unimpurtnnt. But few Of
our citizens were ont and that few seemed to have but
little business for lawyers, merchants printers or any
one else. That little transacted, off they went for
home. We have heard it said Of late that onr burgh
is in decline, and really it begins to look 20. And
who are to blame for it! Why thrse who from alb.
snrd Indifference TO the real interests Of the commun.
ty and with eyes single to their paltry pockets,
have thrown cold water continually upon every thing
like public spirit and noble exerton for the common
good.
We gathered no news of consequence on sale.day.
Farmers are complaining of The cold weather good
DEAL Much corn has been nipped by the late severe
frosts. And very early wheat is supposed to be much
damaged. A few planters heard Of who had fairly
commenced putting in their cotton. Corn-cribs gen.
orally are holding out better than was expected bnt
fodder is nearly unatninable at any price. We had
to send miles the other day for some and paid 81
per hundred at that. Upor the whole, matters with
us are no better, no worse.
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Pnhic H1raafine.

meeting of the citizens of EdgeGe!d village was
held on the morning of the 4lh instant, to take into
consideratonihe propriey of having our town repre-
sented in the Commercial Convention 10 assemble in
tho city Of Charleston, on Monday, the 10th instant
W. W. ADAMS, Esq, having been called to the chair,
explained the oheer of the meeting briefly and appro.
priaiey, when r. T. MIMs moved that it is right and
proper that every part of the State be represented in
the approaching Convention, and "that the meeting
forthwith proceed to appoint seventeen delegates.
The following is the list of the delegates:
Hon. F. W. PIcKENs, Gro. A. ADDISON, ARTHUR
SrMklNs, BENZ. WALDO, Lob HILL, Col. J. P. Can
ROLL. G. D. MINIS, WV. BURr, Tnos G. KEY, S. S.
TonrKIss, T. i. MAeRArm, II. r. SrANs, n. T.
MrNs, LEWIS JONES. Gen. NJ! L.. BoNHAM, WV. P
BUTLER md: ELBERT BLAND:
1t having been agreed that The proceedings he pub
lshed, and that the delegates recere their credentials
from the Intendant, B. c. Bryan. the meeting adj
iourned.
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ApR11A1. nF THE CANADA.

THE steamer Baltic had not arrived out. The
Niagara and Cambria will return to the United
States
The Brokers' quote NIidding Orleans at 5
Ills to 81. Fair Mobile as6l-4; Middling S.
h5ll-l6 Middling Upland 9-l6 5 GIG y
81. Stock, exclusive of that on shpboard,
$4,000 bales, of which 355OO0 were American
Rice Quiet Common Rosin firm nj g.. 10 g..
Sd; fine l2s 81. Spirits Turpenline 56 - 81.
Coffee unchanged There isa limited bu>i-
ness doing in Sugar, but prices are unchanged
with moderate demand.
The Cars answer could not arrive until the
II or 18th.
England and France had resolved TO decline
all propositions from Prussia for the resumption
of negotiations between the western powers aud
Russia, and To increase their arrnaments.
There ;l,aG beena general decline III Brend-
stntfs in the French markets
The subscriptions 10 the French loan hadaL
ready reached over three hundred millions
Thirty thousand Russians were employed. in
cutting channel in the ice from Cronsadl 10
Soaborg.
A Treaty between the Porte and the YVES.
tern powers has been concluded OIL the basis
already known.
The allied fleets were at Beycm. The Rus.
sian fleet al Srbas'0pol.
Prussia holds back, although protesting ia
act with the aIlirs.
The French loan is taken with eagerness in
France. -.
There had been no movements of importance
on the DaDnhe or in Asia.
K,Iafnt continues to he. strengthened, and
Russia has suspended her intention of a,larking
that Place, bu, is threatening instead Galatrrs
Rraicu, Ornar. and also Inehacing various, olhel
points. -
Prince Paskiewch would soon inspect th'
-trnops m the Dannhe.
1t is reported that The first operations Of th'
ango-Frenrh army will be To attack S.bastopo
BY land aud the fleets by sea.
The Russians were Purifying interior uilie'
Of Wallacnia and Moldavia. Workmcm Were
strengthening the Notifications -, Sebas'"p"I
Ordsssa, Crous'ndl, Waldbrrg, SuIaborg, and !h'
entrance 10 Dneiper.
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The Weather.

|, is April, and ice ahounds in our water-buckets
and chicken.troughs every morning. Green peas look
wil,ed and sck-radish tops all faded and droop.
ing-snap.brans are utterly used up-Irish polatoe
vines are dead as last summers foiage-roscbuds arc
bliged.-peac and pears and pums are killed. and
chilled. The Thermometer stood on Sunday night
last down in the ncghborhood of 400. What could
old Winter have forgotten, that he has come backupo
us thus rndcy and inoppor'unrly! Has some poor
mortal escaped his fell influences, whom he designed
not to spare Or is it n mere freak, good-humored
and well.inlended "ruse?" We trust the latter
Meanwhile, We advise all to be careful unexpectedly
little children not to 60 barrarned until the up
with ruddy glow.
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Relipiaus Notice, :.

TIE Union Meeting, Of the Fourth Division Of
the Edge6rld Baptist Association, will eelyene at
the Mount Lebanon Church, nine miles, 'bg Plank
Road, from Hamburg, on Friday brtsre the fifth
Sabbath in April. We hope the, meesing will be.
fully represented by Delegates f,@n all the Churches
We also .ff;tc.vna,.y ipyls Minsstf'ns,s Brs.hres
to attend. .i.si-,,
Brother G. II. CLIEr, * Georgia is appo;nsd
to pr-neh the introductory SERMON, and Brother 8.
p. GErzES. his Alternate. ~ ~. = -
J. G. DAGNELI., CLEsk.
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COM n f. RCIAL,
Correspondence OF lie Advertiser.

HAMBURGr April J.,
. Corrox.-During the week ending to-day QUE
Market has been somewhat irregular in pn.ess. In
the early part Of the week prices fulfr and the
demand good ; but YESTERDAY. and to day sales have
been made at Ia cs. decline on all qualities, and
the week closes with dull market. Stock on hand
lst inst 4,s9l bales,-snrne time last yenr 6,O52-
The decrease in the Receipts at oil the Ports rs
compared witlrast yeur is G3l 1872 bales. .sFL
We quote sales to-day a. to 81 ess-,rwhich is
about the extremes Of our Market. 49, ID.
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DEBr IN EURopE.-The funded debt of all the
European States is, in the aggregate, about 49,
59O,0OO,OOO, or Sl3 for each inhabilant. Swil.
zerland is the only European country out of debt
As war is imminent, ail these countries are in
the market as borrowers, some with and some
withou, credit. so that the people have the pros
meet of considerable addition to their already
burthensome taxes.
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Major Gibbs, who has been
getting up a company in Chicago, to emigra,e to
Nebraska, has run away with The funds raised by
the volunteers. The Major, we learn, is n noisy
free soiler, and a violent enemy 10 the Nebraska
LII
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Mead.Quarters,s
2xn REGIMENT CAYAERY,

2Nn REGIMENT CAYAEIt1, !
LIBERTY Hill, Mar. 81, 1854.
ORDER NO.
TINIlE Edcef,ll Squadron of Cavalry will appear
L. at Elgcfrld c. H., on Saturday the: s5th M
April next, armed and equipped us the law directs,
for Drill and Review:
The Commissioned and non. Commissioned OFF,
GERS will assemble the day previous for Drill andin-
struc,ion. BY order Of J. F. TALBERT.
Col. and Regiment Cavalry.
j. NJ LAynAM, Adj't.
April 5 st IL
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For Sale!

E;NE CARRIAGE and HORSES fT Sale
Il The Carriage is Of the finest style and nearly
new. Sob, fnr no fault-the owner going away.
Apply ut this Office, Or to E. n. Seibcls, near MI.
Willing. ~ %
April 5 81 '9E IL.
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.V,pst Received

BEAUTIFUL assortment Of FL O " Err
~ VASES. ,f different styles Of Bohemian and
China warr,-fancy, gil, and aowered.
Also, fine Jewel Stands, Cologne Bottles, 80
Card Trays, Fruit Baskets, Bird Glasses. &c.
Also. a great variety of Gilt China Ornaments
and Toys.EFor sale low by j. A.GURLEY.
April ], J"
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WE ask the special attention Of our village readers
to the excellent and well-,imed communication Of
"yILLAGER." He speaks language Of truthful warn:
ing. Let us be up and doing.
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The remains of the late John Howard Payne,
the author of "Home, Sweet Home, y are to be
brought to the United States for internent in the
Congressional buri, ground, and n monument
erected to his memory at the cost of the Govern.
mani
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INSTRUCTIONS TO Mr. SoULE.-Thc NR@ York
Sun saws it le:rns from private soHrces: ahal
Secretary Marcy has instructed Mr.. Sauli, "ur
Minister mt audrid.to mike the demand for in.
demni,y and ar"I"gy in the most psrcmptor,
manner; and should tlic Spanish government
hesitate, or put off its reply, under prrlrnce o
waiting for Information from Havana, Mr.. Soul:
is to lose no time in communicating The fact I,
Washington when our government will proceed
nSlantcr to blockade every Cnban por,."
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VESSEL BURsEp.-The sloop Visiter, Dnmin.
90 Gallo. i;lster. which left Savannah, at 10 o..
clock on "Wednesday morning, with carg" 5o,-
900 bricks 50 bbIs lime and 500 bushels vi corn,
for d. l.. Clinch. ON the Satilla river when near
Thundrrbut was discovered to be on fire. caused
by the sea breaking over her bows-it blowing
fresh ut the time-and the water getting in
through The haichways to The lime. The matches
were taken off when the flames bursted out
She was Immediately run ashore, scu,lled and
sunk, and the flames thereby suppressed She
is now under water. nothing 10 be seen but the
mast. She belonged to the Captain aud Mr.
Stewart Austin. The cargo was shipped by
R. Habersham and Son. No insurance Oh either
vessel or go.-Savannah Georgian.
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Rail Road Books,

Tar Books of the Columbia and Hamburg Rail
Road are now open at DR.. X. u. MINIS Boot d Shoe
Store. Let all who will, 60 up and put down their
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SAVANNAH RIVER VALLEY RAMRoAD.-We
understand sha. The survey on this Road will be-
completed from Hamburg to This place IN to-day.
The Road as marked out will pass by Durn'S
Gould Mine, and Lowndesve The highest
grade is said 10 be about fiiy-,wo feet. The
route is ascerlaintd TO b. splendid onc. We
wish the work much success.-AndrE>on Advo.
n al
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BEQUEsT OF THE Hos. KER BoEcE.-We
learn that The will of The Hon. krr Bnyce has
been opened, and srI,e magnificent brqnrsIs are
found To have been made t" public and, charitable
institutions in this ri,y II is slated that the snul
of Ten Thousand Dollars haa been giSrn /" the
Orphan House, Ten Thousand for establishing u
school for the poor at Granrrle, and Thirty
Thousand Dollars to the Charleston College.
The brane.t to the Charleston College is fur The
education uf poor young men, lo,br appointed by
his son, Rev. =. p B"Yce, and Il, his death. by
the Trustees nt the Charleslon College. 1t is
provided, we understand, that in case the school
in Gra,ileville should ever he discontinued. the
brqmrs To that institution is to en.nr /" The br,e.
fit of the Charleston Orphan House. The will
OF Mr. Boyce had been in keeping Of Mn. Tanning,
and by him was deposited Yesterday with the
Ordinary of this city. The persons appointed IN
execute the will are, Judge ONraII, the Rev. ].
+. Boyce, A. G. Rose End Col. Whi,e>ie. of
Chattanooga, andil i, estimated that the property
left by the deceased, will be little less than n
million and half.
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In the vicinity of Bangor, Me. the snow is about
two feet Deep and in the woods five feet. The
ice is two feet thick in the ponds an1 streams.
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The Comet.

A comet is apparent to the terrestrals Of this
latitude. 1t may be seen low down on the Western
sky about Z o'clock P. NJ, and resembles the tailed
visitor of last Fall.
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Arctic Tamperature.

The author Of book ON the " Grinnel Expedition
to the Arctic Sees thus speaks Of the effects of Arctic
cold:
Nerhing more distinctly marked the extremity oil
the cold than The transformations wrought in various
articles of provisions. Not thing but
suffers culd change
Into something new and strange
A fair geological cabinet might hive been furnished
from these indunled specimens. Dried apples and
peaclne, assumed the appearance Of chalcedony
sauer.krant was mica, The amina Of which were
with difficulty separated bya csel; bhtior ana iaru
were sssuble marble pork and beef were speci.
mems Of Florpnline mosaic; while barrel OF lamp
OIL stripped Of the staves rrsembled sandstone gar
drn-ro.r.
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Fans, Fans.

lust received a,larre and varied assortment "s
u FANS, Of beautiful styrs;;--for sale very cheap
BY ia. tsJRLEf.
April If tsS'ssse, lI
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THE CUBAN SLAVE TRADE.-6ON Africans
were recently landed near Trinidad l. Cuba
they were. however, seized by IN otlieez in com.
mand of II detachment near that place aIhorgh
il is alleged the Governor of it had received one
thousand ounces 10 permit the slaves to be kinded.
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Columbia and Hamburg Railroad.

The subscriptions to this road in Edgeitld District
have scarcely amounted 10 fifty thousand dollars-
Whether it will stop nt this or net we are unable to
say. Some think that amonnt may yet be doubled
We hope sincerely, but hnve our feara. The stock
is taken conditionally, the condition being that the
road run upon the Ridge route. The Columbia sub
scriplions have not reachedslOo,ooo. Tie Lexington
amour, is somewhere about 10000. AtHamburg and
Augusta nothing has been done. Unless the enter
prise is taken hold Of more rankly in other quarters
it wilksssuredly prove q ridiculous fash. And this
would be q pity. A beautiful project like this knocked
into cooked hat all Of sudden lit would really be
,ou bad, However The people along the contemplated
line know best what they want and how much they
are able to give for what they want lis not for US
to meddle with others' business While we think that
this Railroad il we'll built, would be as good stock OF
the kind as anyin the country, We yet are clear for
every mans exercising proper consideration az 10 The
proprir,y Of every inv<stmentef his own funds.
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~ The Friends Of COL A. C. DARLINGTON
respectfully announce him rs n Candidate to repre-
sent the 4.h Congressional District, at the election
i'm October next. -.s ri. gst.J sk-. btiV5 ~.
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EDGEFIELD COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE >ss4.sss
For YOUNG LADIES.
a'' =.
Rev.C. A. RAYMOND, Principal
IS runrs HAVE EsrrnsD .lscE lGru OF rJAs'r.;

=, 90, b.
lie Ho"h' :. '''on .n "'s..'o 80 '"'""-'sS q. a..
Monday. Apr'i .a'n. - ,s.,.
The AcnheiHlc'l onll"ihg CONSISTING W ssn.
e"'n'n"dI"ns Rooms hnciY iarishra m |in r.e.y
thing necessary i secure me most taI1
mcnt "f the Pupils in'hs r.spcf st
greater "9vantarrs can ox anywhere sn"Sy"
ir'FTr'os" W e"nre VI =, ,h.. tSs,;,,,,n ,n
the rn?s . rr'n " ,.. ,' ,..a, ~ @ s,;, q ..ra;,s.
pursue u I'Su" . :,,a;n Oh. fE,,,s
liberal m" nns'',' 'ou'"'"; .m a"" :" w" N""
course 'h"r"ush k'"'e"se " ''s I "at r. TN, u.
Pupils can 'h'et At "n! ."e' "P" "r" W.. ,"s
m'd. or close :" .ne es'-.i ~ ',r ,h S"S S.,;.os @
rom Inc 'line %. en''Ivs ,, r. M H.. ~
NV. 49,. ,.r ,;;. f,,,, .,tr,,. r. ~ n.r.
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Che 4Ouertiser.
ARTHUR SlMKlNS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, s. c..
WEDNESDAY APRIL S. 1854.
Change of Publication Day.
A rood Article.

AFTER this date our day of Publication will be
Thursday in place Of Wednesday.
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For Con Colagress. ;1r,, Z

Mr.. EDITOR Please Announce Hop.s P.S-
BROOKS as Candidate for recollection to repre-
sen, the Fourth Congressional District, consisting If
Edgefrld, Abbcville, Laurens, Nrwbtrry and Lex
ing,"n, in the ns1, Congress. which election will
be held in October next, and thereby greatly OBJ
ligr MANY FRIENDS.
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HYmEN1AL. d

MARRIED, on the LIST inst, by Lewis culbreaih
ESQ.,, Mr.. RonT. TURNER alias RonISsos CRusoE, in
the cigmy-fsr,l year of his age, to Mrs MAEruA
TAYLOR. alG Of this District. r.
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PIastcring Latlls. ,..is
SOO OOO PLASTERING LATIIS, :faur
ZUU.UUU aud four and half fee, long. f"r
sale low. Apply at Plank Rad Sl, 10 miles ahore
Hamburg. ar tn IL. ~. kEN RtOh.-f
Hamburg n pril 3 II I2
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19

TBE FoREIes NEws.--The Wilmington Re
publican says that there is no longer any hope
ofsn amieable arrangement Of the difficulties
between Turkey and Russia. Both France and
C-ee' p 'a.H have declared war against The
Czsr, aad the struggle is about commencing in
earnest. Those who have predicted peace turn
out ., be false prophets. and ofeourse they will
not claim, as some Of them have in many cases,
superior sagaclty in this instance. BreadstufFs
have advanced in price, and we should not be
surprised if they continue 70 do SO until they
are as high as they have been at any time the
past winter.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-19

MEDICAL LREroRMER.-We have received the
End number of the Middle States Medical Re.
former, published by J. S. Prettyman, M. D., and
Phalemon John. II. D., Milford, Delaware. We
are much pleased with it, and consider work
Of the kind great desideratum. We have
long wished to see reform in the medical
practice, having some knowledge Of the ter.
rlbie effects that have followed Blood Letting,
and the use of calomel, antimony aud other
kindred medicines, the great pillars of the old
"'Gteria "'edicd Itis hoped that the proprietois
will be rewarded for their labor, in spreading
information Of such vital importance among the
people. COMMUNICATED.