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|sepa raid n 4 nsss
Congress III se saiing them q
and N ebraska, CIV. Gprnsan has re-
|coinmend ed the same thing, and he sp-
proves the present actiQn Of the Gov
|ernnlent. 4 4 ~
When public officer Il Re moved.
there il always i season or cause given
|af some kind. But when the Govern-
nens changes line u Indian policy,
nm nrct,sans of the iaefease pf duty and
Ito promote more efficiency in the public
tseryice. it's unjtrsr % the National Adj
Iministration 10 iinpute motives 10 il
(which are not true, and which tends to
II assumptions u hostility thai DIP nst exist.
The Pioneer folks need notS altemp, 10
impress HE country With the belief that
|any clique has had any thing % do with
This matter, Nv The official papers fully
Ishnu ee Press 'sss5s. IL NJ
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I'D Minass ~ NJ I1|1l
this Ierriltery iio .ilI S||1
I How easy IL n ior ll,s ~ n oolls sopl 81
malice Is maxi a A sIR II 4 / III
How silly ansn 81 H. llllilIl M i;l.
tempting III show that q NJ SssHslll
has been ren,opsd. n spdss
Governor Gornan ccrdsat
me action VI tte Covenant g. ~ esefJ J!
paFticulaf, andit was his own "
hare the Milwaukee Superiilt ~ M
transferred tai ST. Paul. Iii iii siis2 i'll vi
enough 80 hear men talk of n ,rerI5yal.s i
when tis merely TRANsffR of sofek
|SuperiDte ndency u another II obedsrncs
~ an cx press act of Congress. md thas
actin part suggested by Gorvsfn6r Cor
man himself while at Washington III HE
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VIII sl ibs vhid s AljlI
||wss ctsd ~ ibs spesk s w Hin &
|aboIilioa parties v |9sI gfeat no iIa
||asss Hill sIscsions NH we rsgsrd H "
|ssaIsIl ISiyssy ,oasss,e,
| \ no y xiss Atfses ths pol;sieal soa.
IPPlexicn of parties Is q s,sss e S 81
Ths cries III announce Tia vote 1
N l;otitsd tFon MI parfs az the n Gdse /
ND I'm larks ilaen ~ II vote III oil
|lows Banks, l03. Aiken 100, Fuller
Z. Csnpbel w ORtio, I. ysv1sila |. Y
\ Benson one ,isl vi ihe teiiers, thaD
tdfclared That NH. Banks was. elected
psaker. ii M 38sss
I)eafening shnnls AZ applause follow
INA from the Republican side and other
llqaiartsrs of the House. Thu ladies
waved their handk rchiieiis III the galle-
lftiiss for seyeraI minute esf1!s5
IN NV ddisordsf was beyond isscriptll
I aFshali ruined I'M DUES 7
Mon ahat NH Banks was not eisctsd,
ine a ierk hid no powerslo ~
Ifh0rize suph 4 resuIt 81 be anE0unee
III 1i1l M 3 ecIars't Az llle sote III .khs
he lstJ - plaiin M u ei i IN VI ressons
|k.hich ppearssI " Nv W y Satisfsctofy III.
Itis cnndllGst 81
'smphsil Il hs ipI'salsa II
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the County ii Ibis time. 81 MA SsIlssviss,sl
then, Is wa IA nov ], That ne sfs-
lion u pa6Es nvsaiei. |:| V esa l'I wa
]: Ia favor of shsl dislAioh, 8 did lsot
I utter ons Word nPon ING HUI Hull NJ 81 tISs
coluaias DC his paper win shoy an
j weeks sllsr tlis nistae n Nm @
49, sseassed for me rsas Ss'i tlsAts svla
were anxious ID ascertain the Win eaf
the pcopissSf ths C,'ouDty spod the SUBJ
ject. Wstook nuef psinst gel II MA
true state 81 sPubiicso pinioss md when
we we're fully and thoronshlf satisfied
that large anajprity al w II x-paysrs
were opposed sosa division, we wrote shes
article;to which Mr.. Ssurgis takes ek.
cep.ion. We say now. most emphati-
cally, N We said in the article toswhich
MIR. Sturgis replies that osii, speuple,
the taxpayers of the County -ares;sde-
,cidedly and warmly opposed % any di-
vision Of the County 81 tins lime. Mr..
Sturgis may be assured ofsthe truth of
this statement We stated that Mr.
Sturgis. 10 our opinion, would not sfairlys
represent the asentiInent of our County,
II he i.oied fors assdiyision i've wrote
a. ma believed but with no design. or
intention Of making an attack upoa Mr.,
Ssurgis. whom ee respect As 4 raansand
d citizen.
Ws III IL sske sire,cs, issne with M.
Ssurgis upon his statement that we ever
! q urged 1 aivislon 81 the County. We
hever jjsrss ussss, 81 ever urged a divis-
ion! we afs entlssix coasent with the
County IS L u. The d1e;asfon which
Mr. Sfurgis makes from DOR letter, 10
no manner proves that We we're niayor
IF dississl;eg HE eosns q \ a
tbst ,s |Isg 81 lEijl!, 81
This iast eiaass Shows what w meant
II the people wanled i6s county divided
1--we swsrs4 III favor of asssihg th,ss
coantiss Of i
We never asltedsfor 4 division Ia any
manner no MAJ, ever heara " urge i.
Of propose ]. ~, li.d state y M Y s's' '
4. Dis (and Ne have dssse - 10 others,
That !" sdis;dsa Ii al sisss. a. {shs very
Language 81 onrleiter ~ shrgis ~
Ne were for making lhts.ss' c;o;lniies hss
ie,nsrk of Mr. that We urge isbsI d "A
vision, IL 4 altogether gratpitosis. md
bc.hiag ii oar letter u him warraat 4
any such ststessasst.
QasiAs 24.h W ~ Ind mo- learned
what public sentiment w1s Nj relation
Is the question. We did not know Nv,
that iitsmsssh NJ he general wish ~ b2ss
lie county diyided aud VA ws ~ ], s y
letter u from one psish her i.hsr
~ M; stdreis giving 6 ~! Is eir view 3
upon the question, v y ~ lsarpsa
however, that tts Y opls n s II +.
division whslsys \ ~ ~ al,is tifae pd B.
M upon I'M receipt " tbis insS y n.
thst No q, Y s6se lay afsiiicls 4 az &
" IN asIB ts.!hst |!llS
xStd ars welr saiislisd tilat the 4 I 1l
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lBs 'sS
| N L ~ ~ IlsI esi III ~ u n
Is1 r. ri N - Az I I yocat I ~
ssiidn u to " MN ltIs 4
isai slsstioh; q islllI soins Plum llIi
'ssFy inlerss trsi.hs touching I'D l ,l&
,F ANU .sl|
AN lestie. ol Fies NJ Z cs "
tsnaled l6as iliss tiie,.sls III N Il isa s;s
Nh sss running Him upon noS parsy priasl
4 n N sweis n elsoanes \ " An Y
| Am sl sbs sr M soase ndsd ihak
|lhe policy ~ IND friends NJ 4 MT. Rics.
waste ron him ior, Conggrssis npon ny w
|Demseralis platforn, bus upon N oss y
|s,aaply covefiog ! pecpniisfy insersst ~
||t!hs Tsrr.soryI ANA now ihe esllssl
||ttIVestern Denocrat announces shss M
we're correct, and boldly states ,h4l u
|supPorsed MI Rice y soiely upon nm
|issne NJ ability t " WI dollar. from Gov
|ssrnaent. Il Il fur,her states tkst, II
would rs absurd " claim i(or ll,at eog, p
MN mari ot success spon pa M d pIrinsis
|pls 1ark ,shat Nav Editer q tae M
|isY De.noerst iassllsss n alss ~ n n
he conyention which
Mn Rice, iooks lin resp onsihilil!y n a ~
cIa w HUI " fn3c N tit:
ticn i,npOlitic u INV
Y ithodti Intending or in' she
string lD ops . y INV IN d,iscus u 4
'conssas nov pass1sd Y edpy lhs i5lll Y
iag from tks N gN Ds aia ctss, \ uich|
S s,sppot Ries IN shs INV sl lssl
rite electiions % . piece VI intsf y u lIi
history connccted s~ith that contest
" Ths contest for Delegate l I'M 1aiI
via moi involve the prime III I)sssotll
racy, however extrasagant may savs
been the declaration nf Truckers adhatgil
vas. The convention nominate n oii.
n. M. Rice, took. The fesponsihility W.
declaring y strictly DemocF aiiig o ~ ani-1
ration imps;lisic, arguing tisat sIs
we're merely ii II tenritAry, md have HUI s,s
voice in the seltI lit The sagitatinR
questions before the' country, II ,wssS
policy u rim NH. Rice npau II platfornians
merely e1ing shs pe1uDiasy WI interests
,of he Terrier iii carryisslsa eut HID u
dictasion nc TINT convention iil nv
EWestern Democrat slIDnorfed M ~ mann
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Isl SECRET "A R " .EIsI4AlNI1sS

REP IA 4,
Of ahe Ahle r epd1ts of the Heads Vi
1.-THE various Departments Al Washing
ton. Tint of Mr.. Ne lelland. Secretary
Icf the Interior, stands conspicuous for
Its absorbing interest and the masterly
talent N displays Il y full az inssrnc-
ltion. touching each and ev'sry subject
upon which iitrsats. and whilcai. ~ sdig
lnifed, md elninently pracsical. IN dis-
sItinguished aulhor HIN INFUSED into III
pages ! spirit Or carnestness, which itI-
vests i With ! peculiar charm Wonid
,lthat We could find place for the entire
report. The following huinane and noble
sentiment u relation to tie Indian race
I've copy. Il will recommend ITSELF g
THE heartfelt sympathy of III
s II would he well for is ii d, our con.
Idnct towards HE Indians 81 fullow lths
slexample of these bene yolent societies
which have fprSnany years labored ~
lperseveringly and under the circs.l1a'
Es Il l.,l ~ z. ILs III I AZ
3 st;X |ss mend III l.ss IN
yeafss Iii mons ~ 6sie aedrly MULLEN
al. dollars and i'm doing them i1ius3E
tiice % attempt III dsprecia a ttss ii isrts
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l y ! ii

II. JNs&SsE SN "a s - ~ NAtEMusu nOFtnI
" sI.s hsaa gE Y sspsriiei fhs.|
British line, Viii the sxcs ption u scne
Chippe wasl excavations, u nowF open %
z.ettlers ipeh VI the sossll, UNI psrt 81
I'm ais |G Y wv l,syiog bsen brought
iinle. u aIlsl sillstisae \ bssn
bought np by sPsc latoss. aad Mine
held AZ iSigh PriSss, II III inc1llfv ated
md unoccup.ed Proximity to ~ Antkt,ss
~; 81. Paul, Sfiliwaisr, and other i Hill
portaut points fendsis these Iands valu-I
able hit If IL were thoroughly setsled
up BY 4 farming community, i would
bsmnch more valuable xshd xdpld con-
tribute much II II ths thrill aps business
ofthr towns III ss 81
There h stiilI laac y NJ sths
Mississippf "A Se f. IIlll |R )lgo1|s Hill
a,ent psices y 81 Ri - ~ 1l1I Hin,
MIL GaSipPsws 'l I6a + II bsa
millions n acfes. issscis III HIN II Hill
II sstpber and inner \ & n ider3ble
attention has n M bssa n Il f. ii tho
North Shoss of Issks SupelllDs arsdl
there I'M MD 10 be superior openings
both for agrScuiture and mining
There Il 4 good deal of choice be-
tween portions of the Above mentioned
region 4 the best of the land being sfone
no rivers and around Inc hikes. Those
Who have travelled Extensively oyerit,l
represent many qasiss sssctions asof q
very poor qdalii,s from the predomiIi-
anss flight surlacs sand Much good
lands ii Be found III inc ST. Croix yal-
ley; and the lumber interests wilI4inr-
,hishl lsrmer il, INIT section wite I profit
able marker III Their doors. and will pay
them round prices III I'LL they can raise
The same ii trs,e of Bentsn apnty,
and the country 81 ths !lsssis-
sippi: IN o. ~ n @ afa
West of ths Mississlppi' u regi5n
iargerashan tie whole STATE of Ohio.
open Is settlement, and sl,elndlng 81 81 IL
traction Gov. Rad,sssl ones n pro q
.nouncsd every rood of Il 81 tof culiisa-
ton. Perhaps 1cruPd survey
,vonh discover conside rdble wssle lind
Iiat condilion 81 iirrsc laiimahi e marshes
mud HIN - I,dy bluffs but, ~ iiSg afier
||she nsksner amen. !. s. sSvs'r'nors
~ gusge nay y ! Il. 8 4 near n
v I .lss u
AZ ynt Isel sd fsnostly along ' Ire watsr-
csers ihesy are rapidly spread
ne Issk intp ths inferior The valley
,efthe sank, Crow, Minnesota Or st.
Peters. Cannon, erinill,on, Root and
zu,nbro III emptyi;ng INTO the Missiis-
sippi from ne W ars III Il present lips
cd q sery lgftils. md y l II;ss M With
!. I'LL u, Intelligent and industrious popula-I
lion. & sss.1 81 u IS
Southern Minnesota, rlhe ron in,
inusdialsIy nofih of sIIpw5a reraainsd IL
most upknox M 6o,i q MI years sg II
since which tine 4. mi Y. rants have been
pouring ii II in allnos, constantly which &
1pr V, 81 tlle inviting charactss of
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H0lff SV6fEAf1l
&, ID % ~
s..s Oil. I'D II III. & ~
". q, q. .,'s.n ~ IS 80
n w. ~ . ''a l, ~ n p,l ycs.lE
,..a .l.s ~. " N ~. 8 ss1aps Y =.
'sss 'o 81 s'S;' 'Ne ~ n 10y
' N VI sass p's& Iaeeo sl''nsstves ana
Mil s.ss'he II 81 4 neresore
.I. sny 49, & MI, Isl mem
ool M IL 81. ns ssis m'no
". 1l:ss Y. 800 s'sss'
a s.s .ss u BA., ,ass.slg a,en
III III 49, 4 sser .'ls lss1's aA !.
.s s n as ss ',a
- hn'lPs aas s s III
"A '.a,si HUI 49, z. sai.ss; s'as Il
':. .sa.'; Il; D III
f's q II NV q n
u 4 N 1s' 1 49,
III sso HID 4 NJ
s1 1sss 1870 sDsls IA
~ s y. .''. 81 s y s'e IN DS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-17
Groceries, &c,

rINIlE Undersigned have formed q ,Co-partner.
i ship in business, under ,he-6rm of SlBLEY
& USHER. at the old and well known stand OF
SIELEY & SoN Corner of Market and Centre Streets,
Hamburg, for the transaction Of general
Grocery, Provision 8 Cotton Business,
Where we intend to keep constantly on hand full
supply of Goods, and will sell as LOW for CASH
as any other house.
Our Stock consists in part Of the following:
Clarified Crushed, Powdered, StzCroix, Porto
Rico and New Orleans SUGAR;
New ORLEANS and West Inda MOLASSES;
Java and Rio COFFEE;
Irish POTATOES for pantine
BACON, LARD and BUTTER.
Bagging, Rope and Twine, p
Shoe and Sole Leather,
Mackerel, Kits and Barrels,
Blankets, Negro Cloths, Osnaburgs,
Saddles and Brides, Wooden Ware,
Pepper and Spice, Fresh Rice, Sack and
Table Salt, Tea Of various kinds, Indigo,
Window Glass, Lamp, Linseed and Tsan Oil,
Paints. Powder, Rife and Blasting, Shot and !.
xead, good assortment of Chairs, Rock
aways, Office, Arm and Children's
Bedsteads Sofas, Feathers.
Mexican and Peruvian Guaho, Kittlewels Salts,
Lime and Plaster, Iron, German and Cast steel
Nails, assorted. &C.. &c
JOSIAH SIBLEY 8HN USHER SR.
Hamburg, Jan %, 1856 ly
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ratis.
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GREAT REDUC 0 N

IN PRICE OF BUGGIES, &c,
TVAyING secured the services of Mir. llURL
IL BURT (of the wcil-known House OF j..
Hurburt II Co, Augusa) TO supcrntend the
manufacturing we are prepared TO furnish CAR
RlAGliS of all descriptions at
Five per cent less
than they can be bought in Augusta. and we hazard
nothing in saying that We have on hand the
BEST ASSORTM ENT
or Southern made Buggics TO sc found South o
Mason g. I)ixon's Line, which cannot fail to suit
those in want of substantial work.
Weare now prepared to build at short notice
Carriages and Plantation Wagons
Superior to anything before offered in this District
rREPAIRING attended to rs usual with
despatch LEIGH d TUCAER: g.
Edgcfehl, July %, If ~
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Final Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to the Estate Of William
II Vance, decd. are earnestly requested to settle
by the l5th February next, as longer indulgence
will moi be given. Those having demands against
said Estate are notified to render in their accounts,
properly attestcd, by that time, as intend making
final settlement in the Ordinary's Office on that
day. S. BROADWATER, Admr.
DOT % 4m al
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Gins for Sale,

n r. DURlsOE, at Edgefeld C. H., is my
~. authorized agent for the sale Of my Super
ior CURVE BREAST COTTON GINS. Persons
wishing to purchase these Gins will please call on
him. who will furnish you with my prices, exhibit
certificates from reliable gentlemen, &c.
| will repair, with great promptness and despatch;
Curved Breast Gins, at my Factory, at Brll-Air,
Ga, ten miles above Augusta. All such Gins for
wardcd to Mr.. Chas Hammond. Hamburg, will be
sent to me Immediately and forthwith properly re-
paired and returned Freight ON the Rail Road for
Gins, frnm Augusta to Bel-Air, 81 ,25
TllOS. WYNN.
Lair Oct II. 1856. If 40
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MILLER & WARREN,
Orncr Opposite the Globe Hotel.

Corner Opposite the Globe Hotel.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
HAVE Just receivcda large stock Of Fall and
II Winter Dry Goods, Of the latest importation
and most fashionable styles, consisting Of
Flounced Embroidered Colorcd SILKS;
Rich Brocade and Plaid Colored SILKS;
Figured and Moire Antique Black SILKS
Rich Flounced MUSLIN DE LANES;
CASHMERES and MUSLIN DE LANES in
B6MsxziS{Es, Ssfns s2;'s!{ cuAL1lrs, ALpAcAs and
COBERGS;
French, English and American PRINTS;
Handsome Scotch and French GINGlIAMS;
Rich French EMBROIDERED COLLARS and
SLEEVES;
Rich Black Lace COLLARS aud SLEEVES;
&" Jaconet and Swiss BANDS and FLOUNC-
INGS,
Infants Embroidered WAISTS and ROBES;
Embroidered Alerino CLOAkS for Infants;
Real Valrnciennes, Maltese and Thread LACES +;
REVERE, Hrm-sttched and Embroidered llDK'S
Alexandcr's Kid and Silk GLOVES;
Splendid stock Of Gents
Together with m endless variety Of Goods usually
found in Dry Goods Store. We will say that we
have large stock, anxious to sell, and will take
pleasure in showing them to our friends and custo-
mcrs
Augusta, Oct s, 1856, If 80
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You have bought my goods
want INV money!

TNIIE Subscriber intending to wind up his bust
i ness as soon as practicable, respectfully informs
alt persons in anywise indebted to him that they
must make arrangements to settle up without delay.
as he is wanting money and must have it. He
earnestly hopes all interested in this notice will
give prompt attention to it, rs he does not wish to
deal iarshly with any, but unless they comply with
the above request the Lawyers and Magistrates will
certainty have the pleasure Of settling with them
This is fair warning. r. II. SULLIVAN;
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-17
COMPREHENSIVE.
For Sale.

MY BRICKYARD COTTAGE, with about 10
lf1 acres attached. Any indulgence, with good
Notes.
Possession given lst January 1857.
A.SlNlKINS.
Oct'l5 IF 4O