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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28

ous to tlr peace ard safety, whether falng under
the demon alton Of panpers and criminals or not ;
that Congress cannot furcr Upon Stale population
which such Stale may regard injurious to its repuse,
TO ts health, to its morals. Til H. as respects the
two great evils of immigration complained of, The re-
peal of the naturalization laws can have influence
whatever; they subjects Of State legislation and
ought 10 be. The condition of Massachusetts md
New York may demand resort 10 rigorous and res
slrclve legislation, because these evils pressing
heavily upon them. But the new States of The West,
where these evils if They exist at all exist in mill
gated 70 M may desire 10 adop' more liberal policy
They population and it may he t!.er interest tU
invite foreigners 10 settle there, by holding out the in.
ducemrnt of an early participation in the political
privileges Of their citizens In Miss ssippi, the nu-
enre ufthe foreign vote is scarcely percepbe in the
State large Ii may be her policy adhere 10 the
existing laws. Let each State, however, determine
for itself, and when the emergency arises let each
Stale meet ii by isaon adapted to its own peculiar
circumstances. The question is not national, but To-
cal, and must vary as Stale policy raries and there
cannot be any durable national party organization
based upulI il,
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0 BTU 4 r Y.

DIED, at III. residence OF his son-in-laT. Gc"rgc
w. Mathis on Saturday the 21h day III January
last, in the J5th GEAR Of his age: BENJAMIN K. AD-
OLSON
The deceased was man Of exemplary character
in great lrany respects. and II ali IN relations "i
liz, liz manifested an ardent desire (" discharge
'ai,hlullv and cniisc:cntouSy the duties that de.
vowed upon him. rs Il nciehb"r he was KIND and
ubginn, ever ready 10 lisru /" III calls of duty,
Justice and humanity And, n all the different p"-
Sun- III his ifc he has never failed to command
the most perfect confidence in his inlcgrit! ana d.
votiom 10 his f"w.nan.
Finally, when he hul dine his work below. IL
took Ia his bed Of alii:ct'I-mc.IIrai skill Afforded
and rxausIcd all earthly aid Iorerss, aud tr ling
conscious Of his approaching change. h. often
prayed that he might depart aud be at rest AZ
last h, died. aud his sp.rt has fled 10 that land "f
spirits where pain and misery have no abode. ll''
has left Il son. two daughters and ar@c circle "i
relatives to mourn his l"ss. Peace and rcmcn,bc-
rance rest upon his grave! D.
(Thc above notice was sent in time for pub.a N
in our last issue. but unintentonaly over!onked.)
DIED of Typhoid Pneumonia, on the 18th inst,
at the residence of his father. Mr.. Silas Bruce.
SAMUEL BRUCE, aged % years, months and "a
days. Died of Typhoid Pneumonia. on the 18th,
mt the residence Of his father Mr. Sas Bruce,
WILLIS BRUCE, aged is years. lO monliis and ~
days.
Seldom does it bec"me The duty of any one to
witness the death Of two brothers near to each
other as the above. These two young men were
remarkable characters-thry were kind, social,
moral and beloved BY all WIN knew them. Yet
they have passed away, and may we who are lett
10 mnuin-alike them too Ia IA l.. and dic-be ready
AMI prepared for i3Ith for at such an hour us we
think not .'thc Son of man cometh." }. NJ D.
DErARTED this life at his residence in Dallas
County, Alabama, Mr. WILLIAM G JONES
Aft having served his generation faithfully, and
suffered long and painful sickness he came to his
grave in afulage. being xiyright years and eleven
DAYS old. lie had been Tor u considerable number
of years faithful aud active Deacon of the Baptist
Churcl-ready and cheerful in every good work.
lie has left IL devoted wife. Il large family of chill
dren and many dear friends to mourn his loss
Happy will il BE- Tor them if they euulate his ex-
ample, and con,e to their end rs he did. e.
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Gouernor Butler,

Attention is asked TO the article Of SALupA" upon
the subject Of honoring the memory OF the gallant
leader Of The Palmetto Regiment. The writer requests
us 10 aid him in advancing the object lie has at heart
And we would assuredly do So with ready hand and
willing spirit, did We know how 10 lend any effective
assistance Tie people Of South Carolina, in the re-
molrst corner of the State know that the chivar"us
hero, who reflected such resplenlent glory upon the
Carolina name by his war.like death, sleeps his last
sleep u,h no msShls Rsqento Of his counrys grail.
tude 10 mark hisnnar fesiing place. The people of
our District know that the remains Of this distinguished
son OF old Edg-fed muuder in his native dust, OH the
silent secluded banks Of the Saluda in spot where
none but the prints Of affection ever tread Aud,
knowing lhis neither the Stale nor the District sees
proper 10 institute the slightest effort 10 honor their IL
lnstrous dead above The commonest ielon that ever
swung from the galows-tree. What then can we say
Or where is the use of saying word! ANY one who
will act in the matter may rest assured OF our most
cordial support. Nor can we believe otherwise tan
that the District at large would be found approving
most heartily some Definite practical plan by which SO
good an object as tha desired by. SALUDA" could he
attained IL is nut because our people are either par
simoaious or unmindfu of gallant services that they
now sleep over this nia'eI' - 10 '""''' ~ "
feasible and wellmatured plan OF action has thus far
been placed forward for their acceptance When such
an one is presented, venture the assertion that all
pas, neglect will be atoned for in manner worthy of
cd Edgefeld's once famous generosity and high tone
"SALUpA" has warmest wishes for his success III
the undertaking he so spiri,edly advocates. If we
might drop suggestion in The matter. we would al
wise him 10 consult carefully with as many as he may
find voring his prupositinn before taking any steps
and especially unfold his plan fully 10 such surviving
members of the Palmetto Regiment as are within
reach 1t would be great pity 10 fail again in the
effort to honor tho memory of our heroic BUTLER; be-
cause, to do SO would perhaps forever discourage all
exertions 70 that end. Hence, the necessity Tor con-
sderalion and prudence in any effort that may now be
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28
Dan Dooly's "Trip to columby."

Among sundry letters of an aspiring cast, received
of late he bulk of which have been consigned TO the
flames, We find one of such decided rdicuity as to
merit newspaper publicity. from all individual who
calls himself "DAN DooLY,' and is dated Cloud S
Kreek," as the reader will perceive. Who DAN DooLY
is, we have bothered our brain in vain to recall But
he seems to know US very WELL if we may judge from
n PREDATORY sentence or TWO of his cpise, which we
have omitted And granting this to be SO, we cannot
perhaps fairly exclude him on the bare ground o doubt
as 10 his personal identity Neither 10 We desire to do
so Dan is really a correspondent we shall be glad TO
cuItiva e. He is unques,Unaby some in his way
And We hupc to hear from him again. Pcruse i'is conf
municaon. gentle reader, and see whether or NOT you
can adopt our estimate Of DANIELS literary worth
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COM N U MIC ITO N S.
FoR THE ADVERTISER.
COLONEL P. M. BUTLER.

Mr.. EDITOR 1T is Il reprHch to the State, AMI
especially To the clzy MS Of Edg,icld, that this gal
liant Officer still sleeps without monument. 1t is
true poured fourth our lauialiuns Uf the glUr-
Gus Pancttts'' in no measured terms, until indeed
We had well nigh exhausted the vocabulary IF pra-
SIS but appreciation Of their m,riIs have all
passed away in the gaseous form. To CRAFTY a
universal desire, Col BuTLERs remains were buried
in Columbia, where it was expected by all that a
monument would be built, either BY the State N its
Legislative capacity Or by general subscr rt"n ol
her citizcls The initia'ury steps were taken Tor n
general subscription, in complicated an irregular
manner, by almost every body. and the consequence
is, nClng has been done.
Nearly eight years have elapsed since Col. But
LER fell on the battle field. BY his fall South Caro-
lima lost brave and noble son, but gained nper-
ishable renown. Aud it is our duty 10 manifest our
appreciation Of his WORTH not by words alone, but
in some substantial way. His friends after aiting
until it was apparent 10 all that there was no nen-
ton in the minds Of the people or Legislature 10
build monument, removed his remoins to the family
burying ground in this District. The seeming indif-
ference and neglect which this thing has met, must
have been uorliiying to his friends as t is dis
graceful TO US, his fellow-citizrns. But cannot b.
licve il is for wast ol 1--we Or admiration Of our go
riuus dead who lcl! in Mexico; yet it evidently
smacks OF cu pabIe procraslination and want Of
pubic spirit totally uubecoming Caro!inians
But the case Of Col. BUTLER is not singular. Our
great CALHOUN, the pride Of Carolina, has thus far
met with Il similar fate. 1t has been five years
since his death. yet nn tomb marks his resting place
After making grand display with rumpts. flags,
PROFESSIONS and speeches, we quietly deposited his
remains in grave yard, and thus they would per-
haps remain but for our wumen (to our shame be II
spokcn) trust il is beyond doubt now that tn"
work Of erecting his monument will 60 IN. But
shall Col BUTLER lie neglected He fell first, and
with his arrnur un and he should first have nonu
meut. 1t is a duty we owe to him, duty we owe
to ourselves, duty We owe 10 pustcrity. The Gus
tom Of rearing monuments 10 the hero is handed
down to US almost from time immenorial, and Il
good custom it is. 1t has healthy influence OH the
character of any people. ask you therefore, MIR.
EDITOR, 10 say something on this matter. The wo-
men have enough TO do bringing us into the world
it is shame for us to wait for them to build our
monuments Let us do something SPEEDILY and
practically. Let us call a meeting during Court
week, and let us organize in some shape. If no one
else WILL think can submit plan which will BE-
successful. The thing can be done, and while we
are subscribing thousands to Rail Roads, Odd Fc'-
lows Halls and Fairs, we certainly cannot refuse To
subscribe a few dollars each, when pride, duty and
honor arc the incentives SALUDA.
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A Dimculty.

Messrs BANGS g. Co. have sold their bargain, for the
building of the Blue Ridge railroad TO third parties
MIR. GoUnDrN declares that he will no, pay single
dime further on the job under existing circumstances,
refusing thereby recognize the re- possibility OF The
sub.conlraclors. The Messrs. BANGS next order
suspension of all work on the road. 1t is not known
whether the sub-conlractors will heed The order We
suppose il depends very much upon the conditions o
their trade with the original contractors There will
perhaps be are-up among all concerned at an early
day. And new agreement will probably be made
with parties for the continued prosecution OF The
work. And, after so long time, the Blue Ridge road
NAV again make progress
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Subscription Receipts,


The cnllowne persons have paid up To the ,a
,e;.,,a - ,,..;r r,,,.
'''Ns" " '".'' "'"''s'
y. ;. Shadrach, To 9til February o6.
W. S. Smyiey, I" 9TH May '56.
a. Morgan, to 9TH February 56
Capt. Robert Merrwrthrr. t" 9TH lnle 'oo.
Capt. j. d. Sen'cll, To "a January ''o
George kerShaw, To I'm December %:
James ;. Harrison, 10 l2th - Gerber 90
+. Lagro"n, to 9ll January %:
f. w. Burt, 10 9Th January '36.
Thomas Rodgers. to 4t'l Janl'ary '56.
Nj. Hulston, to 9TH September '55.
John Jennings, t" Sd January SIS.
l.. Dc,ore, TO lth February 'o5.
j. 5. Matthews, I" l3th AprII %.
Wiley Holloway, t." 7th February 81
III. J"h'i Il. MooIry. 10 ''h feoruary d.
John Coleman |" 2ot,l fGoruarS 90, c
Eiwirh Sole''''h' 10 'ti rrnruary oo.
Jorge mes 10 yin :Ha'ch 90
.l"lln Jones, 10 2olli "ay %.
l. fllts, 10 2etn January ID.
j.J McaIInS, TO 'th February 90:
Kew ln"nl's Morris I" l>t July 3D.
James MINOR, 10 Isl January DO
ishan Cu'ore;th' 10 o'n rrDruary 90;
Ja"'rs w. h'''Il'''', l" ,3tn February ''o'
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28

IN ORDINARY.
TOY II. T. WRIGHT, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge
ID field District:
Whereas Grorgr L. Penn has applied TO me for Let
trs nf Administration ali and singular the goods
and clairIs rights and credits Of BENZ. K. Addison
late uf the District aforesaid. deceased.
These therefore, TO cite and admohlsn an an"
singular Ihr kindred and creditors of the said decea..
ed 10 he AMI appear before me- at "nr next ordlnarys
Conr for the said District. tn be holden at Edgeeia
c. H. ON the 18th day Of Mar ch next to show cause
any, why the said Administration should not DC
Given under nv hand and seal, this 26th day OF
F-bruarv in The wear Of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fty:Gve and In the 18th year Of Ameri'
can Independence. ,,.,,,
Feb % -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28

10y Virtue Of an Order from II. 7. Wright Esq,
ID Ordinary of L g,ti Id District. will proceed
to sell ut Edgcicld c. H., on Thursday the 18th
March ncx. the A; cts of John l.. Richardson,
deed consisting Of II excellent llORSE.-w'rks
wei in harness and IS perfect ,r,vlItr-onr Light
BUGGY aud asplcndid PlSTOl.-C"ll's Repeater.
TERMS On Il credit until the lst .lanuary 1856,
with interest from date. Purchasers will b. re-
ourc,l to give A,,c with approved security to secure
the purchase money.
DR. DURISOE. Adm'or.
Feb 81 81
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Read and take warning !!

We are n"w sending our accounts to n; who are
indebted to us for subscr pti"n 10 the Advertiser
residing out Of the limits Of this State, with the
earnest hope that all who may receive 81; id notice
Of their Indebtedness, will remit the amount as soon
as possible.
Fs5D Those who do not comply with the above
request BY the first day of April next, will POSI-
lively be placed upon our Black List" ior
publication as warning 10 other Publishers, and
their names Immediately erased from our subscFip-
ton books.
ess- We are in earnest, gentlcmen-send on
your dimes promptly and don't compel us 10 deal
harsh!y with you.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28
Clock r ,pairing.

Mr.. WIZ. LEWIS requests us 10 say 10 all those who
have either Clocks OF Cabinet Furniture TO repair, To
send i, TO him as early possible as he ects, after
Two or three weeks, to be absent for considerable
lene, of time Those who reside ont of the vicinity,
and ii is not convenient send their work. address,
ing him few lines, will receive prompt attention. He
do.s his work well. and warrants il 10 stand.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28
{" Resolved" Enm;ty.

The following resolution is said TO be an authentic
announcement from the Know Nothings Of New York.
How q South Carolinian can swallow it without
choking We unable to conjecture. Mark the tit
bit we'll:
"Resolued, That Slavery, like Pnpacy. is moral,
socai and ooitical ev-at variance with the spirit Of
our republican institutions, and repugnant the prn
cpss Of reemen that it is our duty to resist its ex,en.
sion, and that we cannot Americans consent to the
admission into the Union Of any new State whose
Constitution recognizes human bondage'
gE VIRTUE is not the less venerable Tor being
I,,Ic ort Of fnshon
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28
The Cash system.

THERE is q new house in Augn ,a-a dry'goods
house--which has adopted the cash system, with
Short profits and quick returns as th-ir motto 1t
the establishment Of J. h BANCROFT to whose very
attractive advertisement we invite attention.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28

The EFFECT OF RAILRoADs.-The beneficial
effects OF railroads upon the productive interests
of The country, is srikingly illustrated just now
in this city. B'fore the burning of the Bridge
upon the Georgia r,:ad, Bacon was selling here
al 7c hog r"und. The destruction of iI'i"
bridge, which cuts Us off in snme degree from
our export market, has caused & clear decline
Toy The loss thus sustained by the farmer
upon one load OF Bacon would pay lis railroad
lax for three years. The same is lrnr ri other
ari les. the production of Tennessee farmers,
which ire exported in large quantities t" Grnr-
gi. and the southern s..lbn."d.-Na>hlile Wing
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28
Executors Sale.

DY Order of H. T. Wright, Esq, Ordinary Of
ID Edgcf,.Id District, will sell on Alonday, The
18th day Of March next, at IL o'clock, a. NJ, In
the Town of lanburg Mt the late residence of Benja-
min f. Goue,ly. deceased al the personal property
belonging tn the Estate OF said deceased, not dis
posed Of BY Will. viz
-Four Negroes,
Kissiab silas rristo and Jean, One Gold Watch,
Two Guns One Dray, &C.
TrnMs-On credit until the 25th day of De-
ccmb.r uext-purchascrs giving notes with ample
secur,y. ROBT. MCDONALD, Acting Ex'r
Hamburg, Feb II st
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28
A Rule without Exceptions

ALL Persons who fail to settle their Indebtedness
to the +" Advertiser Office" in very short time
will be compelled to settle with one legally au.
,horsed AS Co-partnership has been entered
into is requisite that all outstanding debts should
be collected forthwith.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28

An IMPORTANT CA>E-lNr understand lhat
hi, Honur: JUDGE Munro at the instance Of the
Hon. K b. Rhclt, nlr behalf of certain nler-
rhauls, has gr.nIrd IL rule against the Tax Col
lccor of ST. Philips and 81. AlicIaels to show
cause, on Tuesday next, why prol'lblII"n
should not issue against him. restraining him
from collecting Il certain laX laid 10y this Stale
on the manufactured pr"ducli"n, of ''lher States
The tax of the Stale NOT only di>crlnlnaeS be-
tween the manufactured and unmamutaclured
prnducts of other Slaes, bnl also in favor of
similar manufactured products of this State,
which it exempls from taxation. The producers
of flour from The Stale of Georgia. who make
Charles: on their market, are especially dlssall--
fled with this lax; and the case is made, moi
only to silence The complaints but to test defi-
nitely the rights Of the Stale in taxation.
In the late Secession controversy, Il large por-
iion of The Southern statesmen insisted upon
the policy of laying discriminating duties on The
manufactured productions of The North, as an
en"ienl remedy against their aggrrssi"ns. This
case, we hope, will Test The right Lei it be
decided either way. the South will be The gamer.
II IL State has the right Of laying such duties
she has All important weapon of re;aIi;l'i"n. IT
she has it not. Il false refuge is detected, and
put away from The counscls of the South.
Cha:le lesion Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28
A SLIGHT Fall of Snow.

OK Sunday night last we had small visitation Of
snow. The quantity may be estimated by the fact
that it I'D all disappeared bef re midday, ishoped
b. those who watch the meteorological signs, that we
may now have spell Of genial weather.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EOUITE

Coster & Coke aud Bill in natarc of BilLoS
Abram Martin, Supplemented 'Reciror,
'us to Marshal Assets, call iu
Lydia w. Crabtrec. Credits, &c.
TT appearing that the Defendant Lydia w. Crab
i tree resides without the limits OF the State, On
motion by MIR Carroll, Solicitor Ordered tba, said
Defendant dcnur. plead answer in this case with
in three months fro the date OF this Order, or the
said bill will be taken pro coafcsso against her.
A. SIAlklNS, C. E. E. D.
Feb 10. 1855. 3ni G
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Maple Molasses.

Is This kind Of molasses really better Than any other
kind We ask the question in consequence of having
seen quoted in the "prices current" of certain in
land market at IS cents per gallon
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28

AN OLD F1RM.-The Journal of Commerce
says that The house of Messrs. Sal'us and 20.
IS still To be continued, after having been in tx.
istence with honor over one hundred years-a
matter of curiosity IN the .annuals Of our com
mercaI world, fully carrying out the old Dutcl
and English custom of perpetuating the name
from generation to generation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28

JOEL SMITH. Esq, formerly member of the
House of Representatives, from AbbevlIe Dis
trict, and one of liz most useful and popular
citizens, died quite suddenly on Monday morning
Jas, =: his residence at Stony Point.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28
Valuable Property for Sale.

aSIlE Undersigned will sell at public sale at
Edgcfcd on sale day in March, ONE HUN
nREn SHARES hamburg g. Edgcficld Plank
Roal Company Stock
a. Terms made known day Of .alc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28

EpI,To COMPANY OF SOUTH CARoLINA-A
bill has passed the q. 5. Senate UNANIMOUSLY
anpropria,ne SlOl 900 to Whemarsh b. Sel-
brook, Joseph WhaIey, and others, Tor them,
selves and hers of the officers and members Of
lie EdiSlo company Of South Carolnn, Tor ser
vices during The last war with Great Britain
This company, consisting Of 6l men besides
officers was composed of gentlemen OF wealth
and rcspeclabiny, who, as Senator Butler said'
disdained 10 ASK any remunprathn OF Congress
for their services for three years during Inc war,
and for building fort on the island OF Edisto,
but some of The heirs are now in reduced cir
cumstances and the whole joined in making the
request for The Government 10 pay llle sum
stated, bring The actual EXPENSES Of building The
fort, which was constructed by the order of Col.
BluUdgood.
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HV N E MIAL.

MARRIED, at the Methodist f. Parsonage, in this
Village, on Sunday morning, the 2jth inst, by Rev.
j. II. Zimmerman, Mr.. RoBEnT f. KENNY and Miss
MARTHA ANN JOHNSON all OF this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-02-28
COM n E R C / A L.
correspondence Of the Advertiser.

HAMBURG. Frbruary2 "a.
CorroS We have had fair demand EDr this
article throughout the week. and the market closes
to-day with good demand and prices firm. The
sales Of the week have been tu fair extent, and all
offered met with ready sale at prices within the
range of 81 81 cts. d. :