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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-13
uew York Cost, For Cash.
Aug. l3

Containing Three hundred and twelv' acres, a
considerable portion of which is in high state OF
cultivation.
Said Tract is now in fine condition. On the prem-
scs is a commoduus Dwelling House, Kitchen,
Negro Houses, Gin House and Screw, and, in short,
all necessary out buildings, good fences, DC: There
is also on the place nrvcrfaing well OF the best
water Also, LARGE ORCHARD OF the linest
varieties of Peach, Apple and Plum Trees.
As test OF the superior and productive quality
Of said Tract of Land, especial invitation is invited
to the present crop. MIR. j. 4. Addison, on the
premises, will take pleasure in showing the place
10 any one dcsirouS Of purchasing
s5y-Any gentleman wishing TO buy beautiful
and pleasan, s,lili:rcr residence would do well to
examine the above place.
Terms very reasonable and accommodating.
l3. l.. MURRELL.
Aug l3 ct 81
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June 2G
Summer Dress Goods at low Prices.

ouIuIIeI OI6SS 0UUuS dt lUW EI1CeS'
p II. SULLIVAN wishing to close out very
lCs handsome assortment of BAREGES and
other DRESS GOODS, will sell them at GREAT
LY REDUCED PRICES. sa'
T Cash buyers will find this the place to get
beautiful dress cheap. r - 4.yi7it ~
June25, If s.4., +, "a
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CHARLES IRVING.

]. NJ. GoGGIN,
CHARLES IRVING.
THE Rt Rev. Bishop Davis, of the Episcopal
Church, Oiliri,led in this town OH Tuesday last,
assisted by the Rcvs. Wallace and McCuough.
The sermon for the mornings service was
preached by the Bshup, whose fervent and i'm.
preSsive manner and torcib;c delivery, WAS lis
tened 10 with pleasure by the congregation.
During the service, baptism and the sacrament
were administered. The evenings service SER
mon was preached by the Rev. Cranmore Wal
lace, of Charleston previous to which Two per-
sons were confirmed by The Bishop, who At the
close of the ceremony, explained It's offices in Il
few brief remarks, rendering it in,elligibe to
NIL. We are informed the Reverend gentlemen
left Tor Columbia yesterday. Jour
nal.
FUclT1vEs CApTURED.-Ninr slaves, detected
in making their escape from Salem and Rector
town. in Franquier county, Va, were arrested
last week and Judged in Jail at Warrenlun The
people Of Luudoun and Fauquier are taking
steps 10 preserve their property from the arts
and designs of persons supposedso be concerned
in the matter.
A DEATH FROM YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLES
ToN..-At ME ling OF The Bpard Of Health in
Charleston on Friday evening, the City Register
reported The death OF seaman in tile Marine
Hospital, from yellow fever, und also SOME sus-
pected cases.
GRASS CATERpILLAR-We learn from variou.
sources that this destructive worm is making its
appearance in different parts OF this county. Mr.
Thos. B. Harrison infurms Us that ii has ap.
peared upon his farm aud commenced lis dep
redulions.-Col q. c. Pope informs US that his
neigbbor, Mr. Thos L. Davis, !las had thirty
mere cotton field entirely destroyed by lliem-
Sandersyille Georgia.
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office.

A PPLlCATION will be made to the next ses-
~ sion of the Legislature to discontinue that part
of the road leading from Edge6cld c. II. to Hamburg
(known rs the old Stage Road) from its j"neture
with the Three Notch road to The residence Of Benz
P. Tillman, and instead thereof to open the Ridge
road to its junction with the Pine House Road Oh
the Edgefeld & Hamburg Plank Road.
Aur 3m ~
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State OF South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY
Expartc

susan Ryan.
DY an order from Chancellor Wardlaw, in this
ID case, will sell at Edgefrd c. II, on the first
Monday in September next lhc real estate OF Mrs
Susan Ryan in Edgefirld District, contalng One
hundred and thirty.two acre: more or less Bounded
By lands of the estate of Benjamin Gaman Decd,
and also The estate of Moses Swearingcn decd.
TEpMs.-One half cash, the balance OH credit
until the first day of January 1856. Purchasers TO
give bonds with ample security
A. SlMkINS c.E.E.D.
August l3, 1856 3t 81
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER A SLA.

New YORK, August 7.
The steamer AsiA has arrived, with Liverpool
dates of the 9th ult
Cotton was firm at unchanged rates. Sales
of the week $4,000 bales including $500 to
speculators and exporters. Fair Orleans I'd
middling 5-l6d; fai. upland SD; middIins
l.Sd Flour had declined Cd. II Is, and corn
Sd. Pork active at 74s 84s. Cd. Lard 81 a
Cos. Consols 952.
The Spanish insurrecton continues.
Mr.. Dallas has been furnished with full au-
thority to settle the entire Central American
question, which will undoubtedly be salisfacto.
rily unjusted.
FURTHER BY THE AsIA-Lord Palmerston
stated in Parliament that there was no reason to
believe Napoleon intended interfering in Spanish
affairs. The subject causes much uneasneSs al
Paris, but it was thought France would only
interfere in case the Duchess of Montpensier
becomes the next heir to the throne, or Re.
public should be proclaimed, in which case a
French army would invade Spain.
Lucien Bonaparte had gone on mission TO
Madrid. The National Guard had been almost
entirely disarmed at Madrid, and numerous
arrests made. At Barcelona the fighting lasted
three days, The people fighting behind baricadcs
with determined courage. Twelve hundred
dead were left in the streets. The troops, how
ever, were successful at every point. The Gov
eminent were sending all the available troops
10 the points of disturbance. Saragossa was
now the headquarters of the insurgents, but
would be bombardcd. The latest adrices say
Espartero was still at Madrid, but O'DonneIl
had offered him his passports Narraez had
been appointed Minister to Paris All persons
taken with arms will be executed.
The London Advertiser says the American
question is virtually settled, and the fact will
probably be announced on the prorogalion of
Parliament. The terms are that the Bay Is
lands shall revert 10 Honduras, she pledging
France also assents, and will sign the treaty if
necessary.
DISTRESSING ACCOUNTS FROM TEXAs.-A let
ter received by gentleman in this city from
his brother, dated Huntsville, Texas July 22d
gives The following distressing account of the
d.uuth in that section Of the State:
sour prospects in this country are of The
gloomiest character. For twelve weeks not Il
drop uf rain has fallen within ten miles of tli.
place Corn crops have failed entirely. Cotton
is nearly gone. Dr.. T., planter near here
who expected to have raised 10000 bushels nf
corn, told me to-day, that he should have to buy
his bread for the cnsurng year. He has cuI
down whole acres OF corn merely for the tops
and fodder. There are number of planters
who will not realize one peck Of corn 10 the
acre. The grass is drying out. aid the cattle
are suffering to great extent. 1t is the topic
in every collection Of men, and 4 general con-
sternaton prevails throughout the country"
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A CARn.

Messrs. Ridgeway and Pryor, of Richmond,
Va, met and exchanged shots without effect
We, the undersigned, who arrived on the ground
after the fire, then nterposed, and at our request
the challenge was withdrawn. 1t appearing to
our satisfaction that the article of Mr.. Pryor
which was the occasion of the challenge, was
written under the belief that there was 4 studied
purpose on The part OF Mr.. Rdgeway TO insult
him and provoke quarrel, we recommend thai
MIR. Ridgeway disclam such deliberate purpose
an6 that each and every article which was re-
garded as offensive, either by Mr.. Pryor or Mr.
Ridgeway, be simultaneously and frankly with.
drawn: and we trust that, hereafter, those rcl-
lions Of kindness will subsst between them
which become gentlemen who have so well ap,
proved their courage "nd honor
p. S. BEooKs,
II. A. EDMUNDsoy,
August 6. JOHN S. CAsKIE.
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Notice.

a LII persons to whom the Estate Of James
"A Wca,hersby, deceased, is indebted will pre-
sent their claims, and all persons indebted to the
said Estate, will make payments to the undersigned.
W. L. ANDERSON, "A Administrator
Nov. 81, 1855 s Il As 10
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Notice, Notice.

MO Orders will receive any attention unless
IN accompanied with the Cash., 49, ..7.z
S. E. BOWERS, AGENT.
Jan 80 If
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14
Scrans from the Record.

We re.pubsh the following extracts from the Freder
icksburg Reorr which appeared in that paper before
tile Cincinnati nomination. We give them A. find
them in the Necs sad call tile attention Of friends to
these Democratic opinions
1--WE do not wish understood a. detracting from
the merits OF Willard Fillmore. lie yroced h,D,,st true 10
the Constitution and is entitled to The t,iee Of the
SO,.th--Dc,n Reeorder.
81" zee elect Presie"t rho did not participate u, the
Er,iggie for tie Nebraska JH iciH oJriOsy Ls 40 sig
nal triumph of the priHcyi,Sof that bill and At The end
ef four ydrs lee cR retire from office leaving The frnaf-
cdi agitation of he doery question: not ouiV HdDDcdse
attIly,srdfed IL, a tcfoM dcgree Let the South no
march up it boldly, iearcssy re.outey aud settle it
selection Of sons the South willnevSr DO
content with tie nomination OF Who breasted the
ofianacism aud bore CALAMITY alo amid the fur
trial through which constitutional allies have
been called pass the banner Of State rights and State
SOvercignty.-DGm. Recordsr.
This : objection 10 Buchanan He may be true
10 it, principles but hc has been removed from the
Oi action and j. committed to it, support except ny
Acquesencc We prefer whose interest j. iden.
titled with tie maiutainance and establishment of the
principles NJ the bill. Qua CANSOT Nv REMOVED
BY tie building Hp platform and pldcHg buchanan Hy-
H. NOt Aysl, eiH ,cdik upon any platform fur the
PreSidHcy We not willing to furnish plank how
narrow % the ant.NebfnskA Democrats, who are
The nomination this time would We think furnish this
plank, and sustained IN the opii ion by the fact
that h's 0armst frieHds ~ Washington tie iaei iriM
he marx HDO, Meir bTOrG Such men 49, Tr,Dq5aH NJ
Illinois, max, pisrRusrICL Oh BuCnASAS-Deaocrdfie
RecOrisT, AgrH 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14
Ten Cents a pav.

Our neighbor of the Enquirer appears not to be
we'll posted in regard the history of his candidate
lie ntimates his entire ignorance of Old Bucks
proposition reduce the wages of labor to ten cents
day.
Here the facts in regard to that original and
interesting proposition of Buchanan aswe find them
stated in exchange. In 1914 the average prices
Of labor in the countries of the Old World about
ten cents day. During that year, in discussion
in the United States Senate Mr.. Northumberland
ing to the Uniontown (Pennsylvania) Standard-Said
-"Reduce the nominal price Of labor to the real
standard throughout the world and You cover the
country with benefits and blessings"
We now ask the mechanics and aboring men of
Virginia and the Union to judge for themselves whe-
Their not Old Buck recommended the reduction Of
the price of labor to ten cents day. We should he
happy, too, if the Enquirer would favor the public
with its own views of the remark above quoted
lf it has any satisfactory explanation to offer in re
gard Ia it, the sooner the thing is done the better.
Its silence will, OF course, be construed into an ad-
mission OF the truth Of the charge.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14
Cold Comfort.

The Enquirer is trying to console itself with the
surni>e that the old line Wings and the Southern
Know Nothings will nearly all rally to the support
of the Cincinnati nominees We are really sorry to
ncighbor possessed Of terrible delusion.
Ills niatuation is absolutely astonishing. Never was
any human being more mistaken. Upon what
grounds the Eaquirer bases its hopes of securing
aid and comfort from Southern Wings aud Arneri-
cans, we are at loss To conceive. Have we not a
candidate in every way worthy of our confidence
and our enthusiastic support Has he not proved
himself a patriot and 4 statesman in tho widest
sense Why, then, should any Wing desert him
for new aud untried man?
Our ncghbor really seems not to apprehend that
true Wings everywhere hold its party and its rad-
cal, destructive principles and policy in much de-
teStaton they did. The leopard may
change his spots the Ethiop his skin, but the vi
ciouSneSS of modern Democracy is interchangeable aud
eternal There is earthly induccment, therefore
for any Wing to affiliate with it. And we modcsuy
suggest to the Enquirer not to rely upon the slight
est aid from that quarter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14
Summer Retreats

Among the numberless summer retreats with
which our COOL old Commonwealth il blessed we
know Of none more comfortable or delightful than
the several watering places in Montgomery county.
These springs all situated on the limo Of the vr.
ginia s"d Tennessee Railroad, in the midst Of fer
tile aud abundant country, and intelligent agree
able and hospitable population. The mountain
scenery that surrounds them is almost unsurpassed
in the State for its pcturcSqucness and its beauty.
And then the accessibility of these spring is inn
portant consideration especially with all persons
residing in lower Virginia They all reached by
railroad from Richmond and Petersburg in the short
space of eight nine hours, being about seventy
miles above Lynchburg. There are three Of these
watering places in Montgomery, and all within
circle of four five miles-thus being perfectly con-
venient To visitors to pass from one to another at
their pleasure
The Allegheny Springs is distant some three or
four miles from the Railroad and reached by ex-
cellent line Of coaches running from Shawsvillc-
The medicinal virtues of this water really won
derful. We have ourselves witnessed some mos,
astonishing cures in extraordinarily short space
of time. These springs owned and are under
the control and management of the Ncssrs Holt
Sons, who gentlemanly, accommodating, and
courteous and strive by every means in their power
to render their guests comfortable and happy.
The Montgomery White Sulphur, owned by a
company of gentlemen, is situated two or three
miles beyond the Allegheny, and is reached entirely
by railroad-the company having constructed a
branch from the Virginia and Tennessee Road to the
springs, mile distant There four or five
cellent springs at this pace-thc accommodations
ample and fine, AMI the visitor may be just as
happy aS he peases. Mr.. Moore superntends the
establishment and is noted for his poteness and at
tcntion to his guests
The Yellow Sulphur is two three miles beyond
the White Sulphur, and is most pleasant and de-
lightful place. and under the management Of courte
and accommodating gentlemen.
Visitors, we hear, are already pouring into these
pleasant retreats. We have doubt they will be
well crowded during the entire season. But the
three places can comfortably accommodate some two
three thousand persons. We heartily commend
these spring to the patronage If the public.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14

esyesd % h.f. dny The any snls~n esisad
hs Of bondage beyond donloa,
slider Of the Of the that .l..ry
hoad forever travel 9Th The advancing column Of territorial
ca tFSoa "a. Peaasyiraniaa, SsJt. 10, sci
u ~ .
resolution
Rse canx.-. po.--e. legislative power owe. IN. sub
isct Of the
10 exercise that snusy the esh-s
.anst"es Of slavery whl., thu. r,sm thee p'inrpss
ceneeic Ia Democrats brvthr-o
OF "ash aud Of ~hch ei.m fnr osrs-i.e
4 unon on
the troubled satsf. principle that
h NO nsnilon the Of thos. particular
%" The slavery question 10 make their potksi t.tsn
,sss INA, s ss universally spplAad.d aud greeted
9th joy The Democracy 81 bradford noble
an ,."re that cannot M Z, b. ally followed aud thu. sd
Ia the happesi results II the belief
,t- North and South that the object .nsttaiB.d
tug the National ym"eratc ht-
that IN. he'd Ia all difficulties tho
Impression completely d.r.te by tho adopted
Bradford nea' crzey-hus leaving To
cratic p.r the 'sh, VI ent.rt.ung and uxnr Whatever
u~ subject
cal position. losing the confidence Of his party.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14

This gentleman, being in Norfolk Saturday night last
on visit and there being meeting Of the American
party To rihy tho nominations for city officers no was
taken ~ 1t ayais aud forced TO address largo meeting
The Norfolk AmericsH says; Pending the ratification
Of the above ticket, committee appointed wait on
Mr. A. Judson Crane, and request his attendance adj
dres- the meeting. The committee returned in few
minutes with the gentleman who in Of tho most pow.
eriul speeches have listened TO- dealt bis blows
thick aud fast the heads Of the Democracy showing up
their inconsistency in the recent nomination. &c Mr..
Crane spoke Tor about hour, after which procession
was formed which escorted Tim to the Exchange. The
meeting aud the procession alter the meeting was ono
long 10 be remembered"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14

The speech Of Mr. Fuller, Of Pcnnsy lvania recent
y delivered in the House Of Representatives, will DO
found in our columns to-day. It is not only able
and eloquent but ts doctrine is irreproachable.-
His views on the slavery question are clear, just,
admirable, and strongly presented. No Southern
man has ever delivered sounder We commend tho
whole speech To the careful pcrusa If our readers
fused properly, it is destined to tell powerfully in
the present canvass.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14

THE Cara NgED SuFFgRKRs.-Tho Relief Committee
81 the New York Corn Exchange shipped Yesterday by
the brig Hand, for Cape Verd Isand- four hundred
barrels Of huur and meal for gratuitnus distribution
among the suffering inhabitants Of these islands. The
Committee are also loading the ship Cafemont with pro-
visions, SC, for the destination Parties intending
TO contribute TO this humane purpose should forward
their quota 20 the Committee Immediately 40 that the
ship may proceed 10 sea With full cargo early pos
ablo.-N. v jour. Lon
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PRIVATE OFFERINGS oV RIAL rsrarE.


June 9Th In baltimore, (by Lennon a Brngdcn, An
laIge as.orinrni u wnes and liquors. See advI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14

70,
This, ~ ground occupied Hsnv NJ Phi
We regards sionls slavery propagand.tn a. no nr
~ creed meinhrs ~ the American parry hut H.
Contradictory aeen reference 10 the position n that rrpt
man ~ sfaned from applaudngm censurng his and
Nhhs NJ Fuer opinions
have mistaken confidence his Integrity ADD In h. dsvo he
gfsat phcreshat I've aite foundation ~ Anrriran nauy
Dor ca W believe ths be would abandon ground on vRb e
kim ne doctrines fHtsrreHfoa on * sygsf ~ Krr,
WSre eDdorsoi ~ Mn yprerioHsfo ne secfioH"
90 Resolution efns Democratic STATE Contention o(Psanslsa
MIA, at Iihs6ur0, IN 1872
Rsoired That the Democratic party adhere SOW a. Ia, sysr
o"e 70 we Constitution OF the cOuny I letter spfH ney
WI .'r Naken nor destroy sud they rectare that daVtry
ea domestic Institution the souih subject sIon
WI which the oenefa Government BOihng whtrvrr
e state lau extends ~ Jurisdiction
uhus 70 sHs kaeHiHg Uoiaffon Of State rt0is carry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-14

gu Lner ddd,e'ssd 70 Heary CoaHeiy Esl Of IAHaosG,
befre ne "sfiHg~ t"Hgrss dHd since Hbiistod mems
Jdpersf
WnEssHiHRE Wednesday Nov. 81, tNG
Nv DHtR Absence a. -,
~ the 18Th '-F| ~ 'N'' -
w. regard u my opinion IN The
VII simply fenafk Inst fupported NE conpromse
~ 1850 and have not changed Wy upon he subjects they
brared
The question ~ ,svey have disposed With
NE people 81 The states where Knowing
heretofore has been productive ofev mischief opposed
o. - ufth agitation Had been memi-r Of the last
would have voted aEan the resl Of Missouri
w opinions having been this shall abr w
thu Law asth -
am making hurried preparation leave Tor Washington
hope 10 you shout Tuesday Of ner week
Hastily, yours truly HENRY " FULLER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-23
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER.

STREET RETWEEE VINE DIVISION -AlEA
EVANSVILLE, IND.
AE ANUFACTURER cfevery description o Brass Work.
W. equal quality if thing
tured in the East. and favorable terms.
keep constantly hand oil globes. gauge
cylinder cocks church. steamboat and bells
friction metal soft and speIersolder mplete
of all other articles usually KEPT in this line
business 4tIctl combine. Hlr tHa'
l also appointed sole in this city
Jas Thompsons calebratedlather betting. These
far superior anything yet
raby, exhibited been awarded with the first pre-
MUM Samples OF the be the establish
ment.
Every description Of Brass Castingsad order
nished a Cincinnati prices.
The highest market price paid for old copper
Einc.
All orders addressed to will with prompt inn
mediate
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NEW s.romE AND NEW Go0nS,

TET beg leave the public of EvausyiIIe
Wv the ladies particularly that now open for in
spection entire stock Fancy Staple rv Goods
Our of fancy dress no rival liz pon OF
style aud cheapnes also and
which only be appreciated by inspection Call at the
Store Main street recently occupied by L. Hebberd
where Will always TO cell
api7sf ROSER BRO & FREY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-23
CARTIII's span isH Mia TUHEz!

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Life. Iupurity Of the Blood.
R7 This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier the
all of the United States. who testify daily to the
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all diseases of the Blood ethng has yet found
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Forthe Ladies' it is paraby better than all the
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the general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
medein es ever heardof.
The large certificates which
Persons from all of the United States the best
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keepers magistrates physicians and public we'll
the community all add their testimony the wonderful
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
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Parmenter, Princeton; O. H. Clark Vincennes and BY
9ealersin medicines generally. aug9
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COMPREHENSIVE

fe underszasa hav purchased the interest of John H.
aorg1a and William r. Preston in the late firm of Morgan.
&eea and Preston have associated themselves
lass der the Keen aud Preston and
toasnue the wholesale dry good business
Morgan, Keen and Preston, First street,
ISAAC KEEN.
ian IL 1886 IT, CYPRIAS PRESTON,