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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-10-22
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIEID DISTRICT.

bDOIII II1III1 I1IN' ItIO
IN ORDINARY.
DY w. F. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary ci Edge.
ID field District.
Whereas, Simeon Crouch hath applied TO me fol
Letters of Administrations On all and singular the
guods and chattles, rights ant. credits OF James
Bodie late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and adiuOnish all and
singular the kindred and creditors OF the said drceas-
ed be and appear before me, at our next OrdsIy
Court for the said District 10 he holden al Edseield
C. H., on the 22nd day of October inst TO, show
cause, ifany, why the said administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this seventh day Of
October, in the year Of Lord thousand eight
hundred and ffty.six, and in The Slst year Of Ame
can independence.
W.F. DuRISOE, o. L. d.
Ocfnhar ID u 40
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Notice.

A IL Persons in anywise indebted to ]. II.
II Christian, decd, will please make il known
and settle the same. Those having demands against
him will please to render them in according to Law.
GUY BROADWATER, Admir-.
Sept3 3m "a
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Gents, Ladies, Misses, Youths and Children's
BOOTS and SHOES, Of ALL STYLES AND QUAIL.
TIES, received and for sale low by the dozen or
case. CLARKE g. ROYAL.
Aurusta. Sent % If 81
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Village Property for Sale.

Village IIUPtIIy IoI Ddio'
IEYIIE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE
Il AND LOT, situated in Edsefeld Village,
Immediately West of tie Planters Hotel. Said
Lot contains near FIVE acres Of Land, and extends
from the Public SquaretO Beyer Dam
Creek.
T 1t will he disposed Of ON reasonable terms
Possession given on short notice.
UT With an expenditure of two or three hun
dred dollars it could be made one of the most hand
some places in the Village For further pa ticulars
call on the undersigned.
''' - DR.. DURISOE.
April so, 1856 If l6
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The Great Remedy.

11O PAPERS OF A @. SIMMONS LIVER
llUMEDIClNE, just received and for sale by
R.H. SULLIVAN.
June 25. tt "a
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
Opposite Wasopic BdI,

: -SToGtd SGs1 AkkS S&SScS ~ SS.
EAARaSR, s B0HAA,
DESPECrFULI.Y announce 10 the citizens of
Ia Eigrficld and the sjoinng Districts that they
have Just received their Fall md Winter Stock,
--conprising--
10000 Pairs Mems Plantation EROGANs, assor'-
ed qualities;
1000 pairs Boys ass qualities
3COO pairs Mems Kip " do
F.. ' Zoo ' Calf pcg@ed {" do
500 2" {" Grained and Buff Brosans, as
sorted qualities;
5000 pairs Womens Leather Bootees pegged, as
sorted qualities;
GOO pairs Women's low priced Sewed Bootees,
assorted qualities;
500 pairs Misses fine Morocco Bootees, assorted
qualities;
500 pairs Misses fine Calf and Goat Pcgged
Bootecs, assorted qualities;
500 pairs Boys Kip Brogans, asserted qualities /;
500 " Is and Youth Calf Brogaas, assort.
ed qualities;
500 pairs Youths Kip and grained Brogans, as
sorted qualities.
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Notice.
Notice.,

A IL persons having any demands against the
IN estate Of Nancy Bateman, are hereby not-
fed to present their claims duly attestcd, on or be-
fore the 2jth day of December, and all those in.
debtcd arc requested 10 pay up forthwith.
FM MILLER, Adm'or.
July &c, 1856. II %
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NOliCc.
Notice.

4 PPLICATION will be made at tie next Scs-
~ sion of the Legislature for renewa! Of the
Charter Of the Palmetto Fire Engine Company.
Aug24 3m 81
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Stop the Murderer!

WE hereby offer a reward of Two hundred
w dollars ior the apprehension aud Judgment in
the Elgcfc!i Jail of GEORGE d. TlLLMAN.
who so ru,hl,ssly Murdered our brother j. II.
Christian, on the night of the elst inst.
The said TilIman is about 2S years Of age, is about
feet 10 or ! | inches high stout built. weighs be-
tween lGO or 10 pounds, has light sandy hair, blue
eyes, high forehead, and rather broad face.
Ii is earnestly hoped that a true citizens both
in Carolina or elsewhere, will use their utmost en-
deavors in bringing this unprincpled wretch 10 JUS
tirn
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State Of South Carolina.

State OF SoaltLl Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY
DY w. r. DURISOE, ESQ.,, Ordinary Of Edgefield
ID District.
Whereas, DR.. Rubt w. Breckenridge hath applied to
me for Letters of Administration on all and singular
the goods and chatles rights and credits of Hugh R.
Breckenridge late Of the District aforesaid licensed
These are, therefore, to cite and admonsh all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceas.
Court for the said District 10 be holden at Edgefeld
c. H., on the 22nd dny Of October inst, to show
cause, fany why the said administration should be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 7lh day of Oc.
tober in the year ofour Lord one thousand eight hun.
tred and fifty.sx, and in the Slst year Of American
Independence.
WE DURIsOE, o. Z. D.
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Sept 81
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-26


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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-26
The Great state of New York.

The accounts from the Empire State are
of the most encouraging character. The
American papers speak with the utmost
confidence of carrying it for Fillmore and
Done.son. There have recently been a Sc
ries of meetings, the largest ever held in
the State, and the enthusiasm which per-
vaded the masses was most intense. Citi-
zens of this place who have just returned
from the East are full Of hope, believing
from what they saw and heard, that the
triumph of the American party in New
York will be glorious. Conservative men,
Union loving men, are daily abandoning
the ranks Of the two sectional candidates
Fremont and Buchanan-and rallying
to the national standard of Willard Fill
more. The good feeling is extending itself
TO other States, and our friends in the free
States regard the cause as on the high
road to success in the Union. So mote it
be-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-26
From Ii. cl.rt.rll. Chronicle.

s5g- The latest falsehood we have seen publish>
ed tor the purpose or casting odium upon the char,
acter of Mr.. Fillmore, is the charge that he voted
against bill to abolish imprisonment for debt, in
the District of Columbia. The fact that the irst
act OF his public life was to give all his influence,
10 1922 TO bill TO abolish imprisonment tor debt
in the State Of New York, ought, of ITSELF TO give
the lie to this charge; but fortunately, are not
forced to rely upon inference for complete Winds
cation of Mr.. Fillmore against this infsmou. hbe-
the record is before Us, aud whenever it has been
appealed to in defense OF this pure patriot against
the attacks OF the mercenary guerrilla party, its
responses have ever been, not guilty.
On Saturday, June 18TH 1912, Mr.. White, of
Lousiona, stated that it was the law and the prac-
tice, in the city of Washington, TO hold man to
bail, or in default thereof to imprison him, with
out any other evidence of debt than the mere ale
CATION of the plaintiff To cure this evil he bees
ged leave 10 introduce BILL previding that there
alter no person should be held to BAIL or imprisou~
ed for debt, unless the plaintiff make affidavit TO
the justice of his claim. Mr.. Fillmore suggested
that the subject be referred to the Committee the
District. The Chairman OF that committee, Mr.
Thompson of Indiana thought the reference nnne>
cessary because the committee had already report
ed bill to abolish imprisonment for debt in the
District. The vote was ordered, however. on the
bill of Mr. bite, and it was passed, Mr.. Fillmore
voting against it. This is the record, may be
seen by reference to the Congressional Globe Of
1912, pages 650-l.
Was this proposition to abolish imprisonment
for debt iii the District OF Columbia! On the con
trsry, 1t was direct recognition Of the justice Of
that bsrbarOus practice, and the bill was merely
amendatOry-asking additional security to the deb
tor against the malice of the real or fictitious cred.
tor; and in not voting for the BILL Mr. Fillmore
ed against the recognition of the justice of the
practice and against mere amendment of the
lsting law, when a bill reported for the absO-
lutte repeal of that law. These are the facts, and
we defy the accusers Of Mr. Fillmore to point to
any vote Of his against aboshing Imprisonment for
debt anywhere.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-26
American Meeting a, srursrss.DOre,

Our MurfreeSboro friends seem to be
getting unusually wide awake We have
of late recorded number Of interesting
meetings Of theirs; and we have now to
make note Of another which was held last
Saturday night. Speeches we're made by
Hon. Charles Ready, who has just return
ed from Washington w. G.. Bren, ESQ.,.
and Robt. HattOn, Esq. The finest spirits
prevailed We shall look to the result in
our old stamping ground, confident of a
gain 70 the good cause.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-26
The Two Empire sIates.-Georgia will
Reform the Line.

The Montgomery (YIa.) lIaasays-The
Empire State of the North and the Empire
State of the South-New York and Geor-
gia-we have the strongest evidences, will
come to the rescue Of their country and
cast their votes for Fillmore and DOnelson.
1t is not seriously disputed that New York
will do so; and every day gives new assu-
RANGES that Georgia will reform The Nation
al line at the South! Georgia never yields
to outside influence; her people, more than
those of any other State in the Union, de-
fy the mere politicians, and vote on their
own judgment Of men and measures. 1t
was so, when in 40 her people rose to strike
down Van Buren,! While other States
alphabetically waited, her people rose with
vast demonstration and took the initiative
in the work of refOrml She held her
mighty mass meetings-lighted her watch
fires on every hill-and before the day of
voting came, her voice had already rung
out laundering condemnation of the willy,
INSCRIPTIONS Freesoiler. So again, when
Squatter Sovereignty in the person of Gen.
Cass came up for trial. She waited for no
examples; she halted for no guide to lead
the way-but raised her powerful arm and
smote the odions doctrine into the dust!
Georgia now loves Van Buren,, Cass,
Buchanan and Squatter Sovereignty, no
better than of yore. Her independent
people are demonstrating every day their
reputation of the huckstering politicians
and give, constantly, the most cheering in
dications that the Empire State of the
South will place herself by the side of the
Empire State of the North, in support of
the Union and the Constitution! The day
of the Stephenses and ToombseS is past
forever!
We make these remarks, because we
hear constantly from Georgia of the more
ments Of the people, through persons who
have been travelling in that State A dem
ocrat, just returned from North Georgia, a
day or two since, expresses the opinion
that the State IS gone for Fillmore. He
thinks the signs are not to be mistaken.
We think so too, and we would risk the
election on the vote of Georgia, most will
lingly. We believe it is her glorious des-
tiny, backed by Tennessee, Kentucky,
Louisiana, and Florida, to drive back the
Squatter Sovereignty infamy from our
borderS-to defeat second time the crafts
and wiles of Martin Van Buren,, his aiders
and abettors!
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-26

Hos. CHAs. READY-We regret to
learn that Hon. Chas. Ready is under the
necessity Of making visit to Santa Fe,
in New Mexico, to minister to the wants of
a son who is lying there extremely i'll. The
generous sympathies Of thousands Of true
hearted Americans will follow him on his
mission TO that distant land.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-26

him once, and peace once more is returned to the
country, and in less than six months the Kansas
viii be hushed in that equity, which will sstis
fy al but extremes, North and South, Peace
will once more be restored to the distracted States.
But keep up this sectionalism of candidates or OF
men, pledged, as Buchanan is, to re open old
wounds, and to make new ones, and there viii be
peace no more,-nothing but that prolonged bitter
war of words which ends IN the clash Of arms.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-26
TUESDAY, AUGUST 90, 1856.
words of Truth aud soberness.

Words of Truth and SOberneSs.
We hope every reader of the Patriot
will give the able article from the n. Y
Express, which we re-publish this morning,
serious and thoughtful perusal, and act
upon its suggestions. 1t speaks words of
truth and soberness.
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BosroS, Aug. 20.-Ths Fillmore State OonA
venlion met In this city this mornihs, aud
nominated Amos A. Lawreaes far Governor
and H,aner Foot for Lieutenant Governor.
Hon. Wm. Appleton and Charles ID. stock
bridge were chosen Presidential Electors.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-26

Mr.. Adams presented to Congress a memorial
with Hayti, and moved that i, be referred to the
Committee on Foreign Relations, with instructions
to report The motion to refer, vas carried with.
out opposition but the motion to instruct was lost
Mr.. Fillmore voring for it. Upon this vote has
been manufactured the foul charge that be voted
TO receive black Ambassador from Hayti; and If
this makes him vile abotiOnist, let us see how
Mr.. Buchanan stands upon the same record:
MONDAY, Aug Is, 1888.
Page 457 Congressional Globe, I'd Session OF the
9th Congress.
Sir. Buchanan also presented petition from Ger.
tain citizens of the District of Columbia, praying
that diplomatic agent may be sent to HAyt and
commercial regulations entered into with that Re-
public-lad on the table
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An offer.

We are authorized to state, by q respon-
sible gentleman, that he is willing to bet
$500 that Buchanan is not elected Pres-
cent by the electoral college Application
to be made at this Office.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-26
Alabama Democracy scared.

There was an enthusiastic American
Meeting at Selma Alabama, on the 2lst
inst. 1t is estimated that there were be-
tween 5000 and 5000 persons present. A
correspondent of the Montgomery Nal
makes mention as follows of democratic
secret circular which was discovered and
read to the meeting - -
We have discovered here q secret circular
issued from the Montgomery Advertiser Office,
warning the democrats that if they do not be-
stir themselves vigorously and instanter, that
Alabama will be carried tor Fillmore. Ii calls
Justify for help, and says that the State is. in
danger of being lost to Buchanan. Thus it adj
mits con6dentislly and secretly to its own
party what it denies to the world.
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" T. BERRY & co, have also received
THE MARTINS OF GRO MARTIN, by Charles Lever.
THE WANDERER, BY the Author Of''The Waterman"
HELEN LINCOLN, by Carrie Capron
THE HIRELING AND THE SLAVE, CHIcORA.
and other Poems, by william J. Graysop
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,~,sHE. "a - Ven, CORPORATION fkxz1 81 i9aA
u nsa paaa dae aDa eosis ane goe.s - ~ 1850
tor as sst dsstrs 70 have sarrao.a ss.ea - 49,
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i staAssd on tara q rs ne INSIDE Fr4pbhn
Tusatasa a. assa foia N4shyis, III eommenes 0n ths
les 81 sePlslaesf. uy1 lnl NArh'l- Chuss
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TTsaR undusaznrd sni cA.A sdrseess 60 sonssn-
msnts q auaL tacon for aad oibef frodoss 70 ~
corr-.pasaeufs IL cAarisston knd Sasansh.
= JaszPH EAsa.
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In answer to many enquiries, we are au-
thorized to state, that Gen. Haskell will
probably arrive on Saturday, and address
the people on the political issues of the
day. His appointments close at Paris on
Wednesday, and it is thought he will be
able to reach this city 10y Saturday. We
invite the Americans from the country and
surrounding counties to come in and greet
this distinguished gentleman.
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TOR THE DISTRICTS.

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9th. }. Il. QUARLES, of Montgomery.
9th. ISAAC R. HAWKINS, Of Carroll.
10th. +" JOSEPH r. M0SBY, of Fayette.
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