Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-22
ELECTION RETURNS

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ARpEvl1LE DrsTa15F-- Senate-J. F. Marshall.
House.-A. NJ. Smith, S. MCGOWAN, 1. Thom-
son, J. X. Vance andK. A. Griffin.
ANpEEsoN-HoussS~G Scaborn, Is. Hardy
a. Broyles and S. G. Earle.
R,nswELL-Houss-SH II. Evans, J. E. To-
bin D. H. Rice and J:J. Ryan.
Observation-Disclosures. McClueen''-
CLAREypoS.-Housc.-S. w. Nelson and J.
P. Richardson, Jr. ,-.,
CnrsTEp-House-C. D. Melton. w. P. Gill
and ]. Ii. Wilson.
CHRIST CuUrel1-Senate.-Thomas NJ. Wag-
nGr.
Hhusc.-D. Bailey.
DARL1SsJsS-SenaIs.-J p. Zimmerman :,
House.xxD. G. Wood, r. l.. Hart and 5. IL.
Wids. fts
Encrrrr1p-Houss.-Z. w. Carwilc, Jas.
blackwell. NJ. e. NJ Hammond, w. Gregg, Rob
ert Meriwether and Abrum Jones.
FAIRFIELD Senate.-N. A. leay.
House.-R. B. Boylston, II. II. Clarke and
VIM. Bratton. ,,- II,
GrEryyLLE- Senate.-J L. Westmoreland.
House,. w. Stokes, B. F. Perry, w. a.
Mooney and Nathaniel Morgan.
KErsuaw-S Senate.-sJas. Cbesnut, Jr.
House-Wm. NJ. Shannon and A. II. Boykin
LaUREEs-House.--A c. Fuller, ]. Hudgins,
r. Carter and {. p. Sullivan.
Neutrality-suspicious. McC. Wi'i'ers-
poon. Dill
LExtsGroy--!Senate.7John Fox.
House.-G. Muller and Jacob Swygart. -
MARLpoRo-House.-5A. G. Johnson and Il
B. McLaurin.- Mh@
NEwBERRY-Senass IA. c. Darlington. j,
Housse:-LI:; yopS Rutherford and u
C. lcaHsIt SsnaIs rsy ,,tr rv,r
+ s1Snsc. c.-DrJ.sH. O'Caihand John.H. Fielder
-House---Wnde Hampton, II.
VIM Wallace, w. S. Goodwin and Allen ]
Green.
SpARTANBURG-Homse.-J. w. Miller, j. Win
smith, o. L. Edwards, James farrow and Y. +
Earle.
SUMreR--House.--J T. Green, J. D. Bland
ing and A. C. Spain.
ST PHILLIPS AND ST. mIcavELs-Sen0te.--
W. D. Porter.
House.--R. Yeadon, J, Johnson, Tr., j. Sim.
ons, II. Y. Simous Jr., w. g. DeSaussure, n
Mitchell, T. McCrady, +. D. Richardson, }. &
Blum, C.. &. Memminger.J J. J. Lucas, II. {. King
T.. NJ. Whiting, J. ]. Pope, 5r., J. ]. McCartrr, j.
]. pettisrew, F. Lance and r. w. Seymour
ST. JAMES SANrEE-Scnae--A. Mazyck.
Iousc.-A. ]. Mcclellan.
ST STEPHENS PARIsEI-Scnute-Pelcr r
Bonncau.
IfouM-P. K. Porcler.
ST. PAULs PAR1sH-CoLLEroN-Srna
Perry.
Iiouc-J. c. Whaley.
ST.. ASpREws--Senaie--W !. Bull.
House.--W w. Mcleod.
ST. MArTHEws-Houss--Oli NJ. DanlZler
Sr. GEORGE NJ. Shuer.
ST. JAMES GousE CKEEK--SenaLe.-Wiian'
Mrllard.
House-Joseph Murray.
UHIoN--Senaie.-J. F. Gist.
}Eouw.-J. ~. .Gadberry, Robert Bealty and
Thos. 3. Jelcr.
YonK-Ssuaic.-R G. McCaw.
House.. e. Chambers, w. c. Black, A.
White and Edward More.
PROFESSOR HENDRICKS OF THE NORTH CARO-
LIMA USIvERsITY-The faculty of the UnIver-
sity Of North Carolina held meeting on the
9Th inst, and rcpudated the political sentiments
advocated by Prof Hendricks, who avows HIM
self in favor Of Fremont. The trustees OF the
University, it is understood, will expel him. On
Saturday night, the Sd inst, Prof. II. was burnt
in cffgy in the college campus and bell was
tolled until The ctfigy was consumed.
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Gen Walker has issued I decree granllng TO
every free white cmigrant to Nicaragua a tract
of land of l60 acres, which, after Il residence OF
six months, he shall become entitled to. Should
the cmigrant have family lie will be entitled
10 300 acres Oh the same terms
TIE FuGlTIyE SLAVE Law CARRIED OUT,-
About year ago Il slave boy escaped from Mo-
bile in the bark Growler, and made his way 10
Canada. The Mobile Tribune states that MIR.
R. Sheridan, his owner, kepta sharp eye on Inc
movements of the Growlrr," and on her re-
cent arrival in New Orleans lie pounced on her
commander for the value OF the slave, ana got
1.-THE agent of the owner having promptly
paid The Captains's order in favor OF MIR. Sherl-
dan for $1,000.
KILLED AT LAsr-The Golden Eagle which
has lately committed numerous depredallons
upon farmers living near Ions mountain, in car
rying off their sheep and lalnbs: and IN one IN
stance good sized calf, wasskled last Friday,
near limestone, by Mr.. Piper. This bird hls
been eagerly sought for several weeks, and all
attempts to shoot him fruitles, unlil the time
above mentioned The Golden Eagle is very
rare bird in this section of country. This fellow
is noble specimen, measuring 9 feet from tip
TO tip of wings; his talonse when spread are
more than inches long and 5 wide.--Cumber-
land (Fa) CiriHiaL
JACK, THE GIANT KILLER, has long been the
wonder of children, but The modern giant, Perry
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, is always vctorl-
Gus over his great antagonist, pain, in what form
soeyer he may present himself.
THE OLD CONNECTICUT CHARTER The old
original charter, which was deposited in the
trunk of The Charter Oak, has been inclosed in
the frume of wood. of tho tree which preserved
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