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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

g T A T o y T. X Y. -
- CHARLES II. LYON sDd BROTHER, . Beskmanst-
ENVELOPES AID WRITING PAPERS.
We furnishing he Trade the most extensive and
ved % he above FOODS ~ BE- found n t county
Our stock which larger han before cOpses every
sde Of quality and pee Including the latest and most
proved styles which Offering prices Usually low
With ncEees-d fctlesOr manufacturing szd trn
proyeents The manufacturing process able 70
with the Increasing demand for Enyeopes
the fun "a article of superior workmanship
TO large buyers prepared offer extraordinary In
laceuen.s BY II srEe with of
bee, paper mills u the United States.
WHITING PAPERS.
BILLET, CoNNERcGAL NOTE LADIES NoTs, LADIES BATH,
BArH Posr, QrAsTER Posr, CAP FLAT Car, &c.
The above st plain ruled aruled lid and fancy
sid hs Bsf Canary, Lilac, (ooOrs assored
&c. embracing vanogs shades Of quality aid price.
Order the United states promptly ettsSdes
70. CHARLES Il. LYON BROTHER,
No. Is Beekman-sf-. New York
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TENNY MARSHs B0OK-Publshed THIS
u FAY aud for sale At the Bookstores:
OILIN q ID III q Il q;
On THE STORY OF LITTLE HUNCHBACk.

By JEyNY MASsH.
Gen Morris, IN advance notice in The Home Joarna
, ., ...
This original work from the ren OF much esteemed cor
RESPONDENT low in press and Will shortly BE- pubshed We
have been favored with inspection Of the proof she@ from
vheh have drawn few OF It's eh.rseesses and made
brief IL nsrr.tve OF home and It's chsse
such around the hresde They 10 not claim
the yerctions Of gels the nperfrocns Of denonse
TIE unnAnTs denestous Of of modern fashionable
novels In this respect they life for there
ytons entirely free from hemishes and the matter
how foFhddius their moral may spresr have angel
SIDE in of ward reflection The book s apparently
worked om interesting pesot experience IL endeAv.
what good do under the most
threatening d.ourssements H. ike Florence McApine, the
Huehsek hope and toll trusting 10 the love Of Father
gusro and guide We know il will not find its wsrme-t
friends among tie lovers of brilliant marvellous and highly
fiction; but Il VIII .ssuredly welcome psee IN the
pdvae study the Dsefu library and al the Christian hesie
where Will many fsintng heart % be not weary
wedon The style Of the suhores is Of that sincere and
pleasing character which proceeds from cultivated taste
wels;ored mind and hed with emotional fynpathie
Though eompsryely writer abe gives hopeful pr0ai
wide and lasting reputation and sincerely hope she
nav realize the us;habe anicpaons herself and publish
ere bebaf Of the her msiden publication The hst extract
mari ed illustrates the happiness
ssse for money. IL picture hed out With most
delicate mnir gs' ~ .
One neat l2uo. Sl. DEkb1 JAChsoN,
Publishers, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

NEW MUSIC" BE Kind tO Each Other" by
~ Metz; ~ cents We recommend this as an excellent
circle. The words and music both beau
tfu m.iro.e schot,isch,v By hets; IS cents Nsnie
B%.ei q eent' Louss Py1e r.h.n 50 cents Bobo:
eeifa The set e. sied fee Any Mrsic advertise
liked sy returned and the full value In essh viii be
refunded. COOK BRO No. Ss3 Broadway
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Hanuf,e eturer, WArehou,e No 81 JoBx-sr. New.Yof.
full supply Of these POPULAR PENS every description
standard excellence constantly on hand.
For sale a. above HENRY OWEN Assnt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

soid VIII DC rtnoYte % NO. l'e ro1'0n-'|
CEMI-W WEEKLY TRIBUNE. =
= Tas fSoS3; \ s TABk5 " q CONTENTS OF THE
spse Corr, :n he 0S:sined AZ The eoun.er il the P0Oea
L.LFADING ARTICLES The Governor Of Wiscoa-
..r; The PIo'Pee,' Of the Tropi;si rhs Maine Law
OF NieIra British Annexation; The Consumer
Mus, Pay, The Cincinnati Slave Casei The
H..LETTERs FROM Mr. GREELEY: nr D2ggla,
on Ksnsas The Triumph Achieved; " The Wash
bnrr, SANDER The State Vi Ksnsas-A Bill Kan
ga Afsr.
HI.FROM WASHINGTON: Letter from Our Own
coue'roIdenti Cons tuition Of KansA-i Intercept
v~THE MAINE LAW INDICATED: Fac'' AID
v.FROM WASHINGTON: MeIieo AID Eesr,saA-
Letter from Our Own Correspondent
YI..FROn KANSAS; Proceedings Of tie s'se Lesr
lature.
NIi..TkE KANSAS MEETING.
yIH.THE TRUTH ABOUT NICARAGUA: corEeFOr-a-
X..WEsTEsE MUTTON.
IA RARE ORNAMENTAL TREE
X..THE DU Lux ESTATE.
XII..THE LATEST NEWS BY TZLEGRAPH The
ksusss Conmission TIE Ant. Nebraska Caucus
The Transit Company; Ohio American" state
Ccurei; 1he Go1-rnor.hP Of Wise9nsioi Indian
Luirsg n Florida; Engralt Aid Meeting AZ Co
igmbu', 5. G. New. from KaE.ssi Fsar Chlaren
Nerrsredi N1rcef a. { Calndeu Sew'Jef. Ff9A
TeIssi Fs;al Accident flfe =; BeleyAei Canals
.xxxIvrH coHGREss-FrKsr SESSION: Doing. il
tse seuAie and House Of Represe tArves
XIy..LATER FROM FLORIDA: Progress Of the IndilA
Nsr
xv..NEw-YoRK LEGISLATURE.
Xvl..JURY OF INQUEST.
X'II.CQLLi,iOE WITH An ICEBERG: A Nez feFs
Pseset-saiP Posn5ered-Oue Hundred .ri Thirty
Lives Lost-Nin. Dsysoi Horror IN az Opea Boat
Oaiy One saryvof-TEriilirg Narrative
XVIII POI TRY. An Echo; The 2 lriL Of Barber.
XIX..THE AMERICAN FARMERS: Their B asiness and
Character.
Xx.FRAScE Letter from Oar Own corr-.pondent At
Psiis speech of tse Emperor % ~ LessssGre.
XXI..GOSsIP FROM PARIS
XXII.FRoM WISCONSIN: sishf9ri BEstos-The
Defaalts1z n nsAsuTe:-The Pi.neers.
XXlI..THE GROWTH OF THE NORTHWEST
DCELEITH.
XIV. FROM ROCK ISLAND.
XXv..FRON CINCINNATI
XXVI-.FREE TRADE ~ WOOL.
XXvH..A Young LADY IN AsNOw-sTORM: Alrsea-
.ogs Esssre from Desth.
XVIII. .McCORNICE's REAPING MACHINE
XXlX..BREACH OF PROMISE.
XXX..FRON TEXAS
XXI. STORY OF THE FUGlTIvEs-PERILs OF
PASSING OVER JORDAN.
XXXH.. SHIP OWNERS AND SHIP CAPTAINS TAKE
NOTICE
xxxIII. .cITT ITEMS. Tie sehoo Of De,sn fgr Woman
Cry Nort.iiy; Brooklyn Cry Morality
XXXIV. MISCELLANEOUS LgITre. * S.is ...{ Lay
Y.ii fTom EuSsre.a ssTsas' n. Ss- Eaisf.at
L1- c,t.;s :IsSs o1 ,,. W.. aes.e. CIR.
a'e CGletsi Arrival q Z. QlafSr Ci,y from ron
bri-@ 1Sd Sesro R.ot. II DeHsr.r. Slave Gtrl
Nzidefed b. her hl.tress Painful A-si'i ne
he csns.e T.ia .s AIae:.s4s To Weather At
the SOrts state F.ir.
xXXV .vHALERs.
xxxvI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XxXvII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Report. Of 10
stOeh, Money, Cotton. Gr.in. ard st1<s A-rtets,
ssei-ly reported fer TIE TnbGHe-
TIE sEHI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE Is fzrnsshed % sueeeriS
the.e r.is 0ss sorJ fr oEs Yea, 81 Two e'?s''
esI Ens eOFes, 81 y.
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DEA UTY AND THE BEAST
ID HEWETS EDITION
VII he published SATURDAY, the 2Gh the most beau.
tf edition Issued from the press .lrher Europe
Amer ca Ibis f.cnsns story for chdre'. II Is
kehed with Iro tsIieoe IL c e1ors aud nine otler III
tratous IN ihe hshes, style os ar,
Price in reptr, . cet's yer copy.
Price in boards SO cents per cory.
Tie trade will Jease send in their oror- immediately.
H. w EENET No. Is Dutch.s,.
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vT'HE PHILOSOPHY OF THE WEATHER.
L D. APPLETON & Co, No: & si9 s and '4a Broadway
THE pHIl6soPhY Ps5FihS 5aI' os rRt WEATHER,
Aou1pE TO -fR iTs CHANGES
TIE .nthOf Of h. yoiaae has pede il b. -tly through
s hso4y 70 Ste The Ph,.pay Of the
1t ilussted with numerous engssng- Of The say and the
ef storm Any ore Of Us can with the aid Of hook 40
by careful G6:eTyston become faithful pI9snosa,0 Of the
what able that book bA' been written The sab
jet before
Ju.t PubIish.d:
APPLEToNs
CYCLOPEDIA OF BIOGRAPHY.
A SERIES OF oRIeIS4L MINORS OF THE MOST
DISTINGUISHED PERSONS OF ALL TINES.
s,,n.,, ,T TslIIrS : 20 sOR IL. ,s wosK hS..u, ~
M A.Gas9 s.5 AoD Ro5:t Rs%ri t.s,oa hs5.ad DID,
sirD,vid Brewster FRS. Charlie. Knsht
John nF Hi RiIss Burton. @ ~ jsMe. s aecoe5.ehy
IIf IIof G!ssy6A6 r y RT9a Ps. SicS SisS0l LID
Prot Ferguson, A n; Prof Spsldins " a.
James Heloerwck Ralph " Woman.
American Edition, Edi'ed hy,
ra.seis s!s L, L HawKs H D D. LID
.sseS one ,oqs Is sss Isl s. ss & e. s'.S s
with public No book has been ps.hed for long tine
:. S% wo s v S1
Such volume ID ns.msse 'sIns and should be PLACED
side side with Dictionary of the Ensh language The
Schosr the Merchant the Statesman the Mechanic the
Farmer well dispense with other
books which nevertheless Of standard value but he cannot
be resds book InsRaze newspsPer tau 20 have ire
querte cause for refererce Biographical Dictionary
Tie box presented % The Puc Is which has been
carefully prepared ard evidence Of the sbty we
need OIL refer the list who have sset IN ts
Particular hss been taken with the American
portion and 1t believed that no really important name
omitted.
The Illustrations have been executed with great and
with due r.e-Td the EeDuJenes Of the Portraits AMI
where iedeces introduced from sctua cr1wngs Of The
sde by ard IN case has Portrait
1GdscsTe View Of Residence or Drawing Of Nonumsnt,
been Lodueed without could safely rely Il for
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26

CHARLES DICKENS's WORKS-Complete
- in Il volumes are published is difereat editions
and STYLES varying rrce from tS6 for npe;e set
Any volumes sold separately The cheap edition is y
volume s5 for the twelve For sale BY al Book
seers Published the Phisd%lpss Publishing House Of
T.B. PETERSON, No. lO2 Chesinuts..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
7 lists POLITICAL ECoNoMY.-Just pub

IL lished ..z.
NATIONAL SYSTEM OF POLITICAL ECONOMY.
By FREDERICK LIST.
Translated from the q. A. MArLE Doctor Of the
Civil Law late Professor Of sw at Neufehate Member OF
the American Philosophical Society, etc
With Preliminary Essay and Notes by STEPHEN CoLwELL
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tend which be reached bound and should
reached without carrying husn welfare with IL
fTTsnslstJr's Preface.
] b LIPPINCOTT 1 Co. Phiahenha
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-05-27
EROM SERAsTApnI.
Fresh Fluid and Carmphine,

a I PRITCHARD'S Drug Store. Won will
: - - get these articles pure. Fluid at : per
gaLlon-Camphine 80 cents, cash
April :, 1856.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
From the Newberry Rising Sun.
BROOKS MEETING DINNER &c

At meeting of several officers AMI members
of DeKab Squadron of Cavalry held this Gay,
on motion of w. W. Houseall, Gen. Hunt was
called to the Chair, and Mark Glen, of the Bel
fast Troop, appointed Secretary.
The Chair explained the object of the meeting
in few words, to BE- their unqualified approval
of Hon. P. S. Brookss course in the late Sum-
ncr affair.
Major Whit Walker then introduced the fol-
lowing resolutions which were unanimously
adopted, to wit:
Resolred, /. That we approve the Congress
sional career of our Representative in Congress,
the Hon. p. s. Brooks, and especially endorse
his conduct in chastising Senator Sumner Tor
his foul aspersion of South Carolina and her
Senator.
Q. That this Squadron present him with a
sabre, having suitable inscription.
g.. That we heartily respond to the PROPOSE
ton of the '96 meeting, TO give public dinner
at the old 'e6 Fort.
4. That general committee be appointed to
correspond with the 96 committee, and to carry
into effect the foregoing resolutions.
5. That we recommend to each Company of
this Squadron to appoint q committee Of live 10
raise funds for the dinner, and TO report to the
general committee.
The following resolution offered by Capt
G. H. Werts, was also unanimously adop'ed:
Resolred, That the people of this district be
requested to unite in giving the complimentary
dinner to Col. Brooks.
The following gentlemen were appointc d on
the committee:
Mai. w. Walker. Maj. Gen. Williams, Gen.
Hunt, Gen. Kinard, Col. Crosson, Maj. Hunt,
Mai. Glen, w. W. Houseal, Captains d. c. Da-
Wis, L. B. Alaffett, John Peoples, G. Fl. Werts.
S. Pope.
On motion of Capt. Peoples, the papers in
the 4th Congressional District were requested
to notice these proceedings, and that copy be
sent to Hon. P. S. Brooks.
The meeting then adjourned.
w. II. HUNT, Chairman.
MARX GLEN, Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
Ladies' TIourning Goods,

WTELEE.GIE SHEAR, Augusta, has re-
w ceivcl from New York, Il full supply OF
Ladies' Mourning; Goods, among which arc
lup:n's Black Summer BUmbazncs and Black
Chali.s, o the best quality;
Sup, ricr Black Alpaca and Bac! Canton Cloths
Plain ;slark silk Grenadines, 4 beautiful article
Plain E!ack Grape Alaretz and Black BarrGc
Black and White Mu>lins and Plain Six. Lawns
Superior Black and White Ginghams, and Eng
lisll Black and White Prints;
Ladies' li!ack Grape UnIcrslccves and collars:
in sets;
Superior English Grapes, ior Vcis and Trim
mincs: With almost every other article required
for Ladies' Mourning apparel, and TO which! the
attention Of the ublic is respectful: Invited.
June is. 70
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
Lend for Sale,

rE7iEI. ssscriyr? WISHING 20 change his location
/. offers tor sale lI;s VALUABLE PLANTA-
( TON, containing
1h-oe Hundred s. Gevanty-seven Acres
.yiaG on $a:;la Eivc". ana adjoining lands Of VIM.
\. Stroller. y. Clark and David laync, near
;ozruian's Fc:ry, ans! win two or three hundred
y.:.!s o.! tie l;rrcnv!!c 6; Columbia Rail Road.
The Tract confirms about onc hundred acres in
ori.iDa forest whilst the rest is uudcr fence. One
hundred AMI St: is in h:gh state Of cultivation,
,.r which there is F;o&l scvcntyivc-to ole hundred
acres OF Ic hn;tcm land equal any and surpassed
by !o"r in til" State THIS plantation has good out
!c.: ans. c:cyrnt ranges Tor stccl.
Ga he prem; cs ;:lr good Two Story Dwelling
lIols, ;i, n! necessary plantation buildings. Also,
Il Sprin.; OF T"rrT t.si.ng water.
-" ANY rc's IL wishing 10 purchase vii! call on
;lr M. :..crbg la resides on ihc premises and he
vii: i.ky ,;svre in showing them the ahnve tract.
J. W. MAYNARD.
Noya! If As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
Rich S5n2irgg g And Sumner Dry
cf}bD-
NDVTs.7.
i.GccnnG Larme SMMgiH !Iig SDrins


(.Sccona lure SaPpiy His Spring
Cr2-ay EE.c'z'E7Ls5ss Oh, o:i:,:aal onc
X prcc c!.,@.p casii store Of tic c;;yj have Just
returned Grain from '!'c Northern markets, VIII!
lurgc and splrhi,l su.lcs purchased under al
;Irc ADVANTAGES ci The sy:sr:l iii, Southern .:aLe
having been fully supplied, lie iII:r aret"n si!cs
uf in.prilrd @oois ltayias commenced, a@d many
ohc. ici.iii,; un!;iow :" c&: purchasers. We can
confidently say to tie rnl. that We can give them
rre;lir" and better tonls II lo"cr r"ic s. iian any
establishment in the ely. purchasing IN IN early
lar!;,t \i:o:e tie rs crnent will be found the
III: richest llrcss Fabric; nr the *c:sJIl such s-
:.,lgni;.. Sn;rf... i..LS: India Sll.kS:
lj.ayi: ;;ii..<s; 81! Hjls!-:
S; 1i,'~j' - ani GRENADINES;
Crap, Dri':.rg ROBES:
Na!,,ge M; Aus IN IiNt;E.S
I.u?n'a .'...'u iht..t,i.s;, a! co'nrs:
l:;.! !Iuryi B.\i.EGt.,; aah B.ti Eni..,; rs !;
Rich i'rcn.l, C!!..i.!.T, ~. wnrii, - cc:ts;
Fr. MG5i.!:i:i ;,nh 9 U#HiANpii very pretty {;
Rich tmc L. i''.,.>;. ..e.d c"!or<, i2lc.;
pir! Il 4" e..
Rcaut;:ml l.n1:si, PRINTS. npw i yIc:
Cheap c.. !.L.!JD!:S {. 10 s. wn:ih i2lc.;
B'caciyL ;.!,Gsown !iOAi.SrUN: exceedingly
cheap:
Biue 10 *. s;i?cr quality :or servants
10. :.r. I2-4 yn: = ::::si Linen LETTINGS: ::
9-S &a!5.!t to;. a,.I Linen Pillow case GOODS !:
i',:,! i.iHr;; y Il \c'il vr1? sn.e:. and Cheap
TG,it.l.i.i O.. IL crest v;:i.rGi:
IIa.aa.'; Gh.t.ti%.r &;i LOiLES:
Fine is;~i Ii rs ,;u". .s; los. priced: ::
swi.:. .Ianu%cl .al Fool; ...t'%i.!&S:
I.i.i, Striped and Do;
hY,":a i:,;;!:,i ;l'';! !.in,a !)t'iT.-.:
Ia:,.s' !i.rn nd Hayy NUCN:
Fine %; nal GuI cn i'i.A :. -, 81:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
nv I0HSDr pTctc

ToANDY BOYD, who i; in tic custody Of the
L Sheriff Of EdgcI;cd District. by virtue Of Il
Writ Of C0p:es nd SatiSncicHdam at thr suit Of
Wiians u Christie. havn. fled in ,,:y Oi,r
together with Schedule on oath If his cs!t. AMI
effects, l;s petition 10 The Co;;r Of Common Peas,
praying that he may be admitted to th. bcnrii, Of
the Ac:s Of the General Assembly laaGc Tor The
relief Of ins"lvcnl debtors: 1t is ordered that Ike
said Williams & Christie, and all other creditors 10
whom the sai'I landy Boyd is in anyw;sr indebted,
be, and they are hereby summoned and have ao,.,.
to appear bcf're The said Court at I!dccicld Cou,,
House. on Monday the sixth day of October ncy,
to show if any they can why the prayer of the
petitioner aforesaid Should not be granted
TilOS. q. BACON, C. CT.
Clerks Office June l6, 1856 lGt 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
Estrayed,

FROM the subscriber, 4 YOKE Of Young OXEN,
Il one of which is light rcd, and IS marked
with two smooth craps ans! IN upper bit in the l"
car. and had new bel and collar on-thc ";hcr
had swallow fork in the left car: both had Chains
around their horns. They about fOnt years old
When last seen they were at All"n Frankus Mil
and think they were making 'tilsir way back to
where they were raised
Any information concerning said Steers WI! be
thankfully received, and will literally pay any
enc for their trouble in taking them up. Address
me at Grancville P. o., S. e.
RANSOM DURST
June &c. 1t "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
State 95 SouEeEa GaE025s2a,
EDGEFtEI.D DISTRICT,
III CO.N.NO.N PLEAS.

I
E-TENEY L. spANN, vii, ;s in tic c~;o!y Of
4 / The sheriff Of Edo, fell i.sirr:, hy virtue 81
%r q C.Fins I'D $at;%Eac:c"da0s. :t Ii" sli: Of
James Sheppard, having IA IN ny N.iir ;"-:":iicr
with = Schedule on oath 81 lis rs.:.:c ;l elects lis
petition To The Cort oi Common Pleas pay ~. ii..;l
he may be admitted 20 tie bcr;; q; lie .IcS o The
General Assembly made for The relief o: iDsolr' ii
debtors: 1t is ordered that Tie sail James sIrp-
par1, aud al other creditors ,p w!.nm ,hr sad
Henry r. Spann is in anywisc indebted, be-, i'nl
they are hereby summoned, ana have ro;;cc II
appear b""rc The sid Court AZ Eigcir!d Cuari
House, on Monday Tic sixth doy C Or;n!cT nrX;,
to show cause if any they can why liIr prayer %: e
petitioner Aforesaid shna..i not be c.sran;cI.
TllOS. G. BACON, c. c =.
Clerks Office, June lG. 1856 LIT 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT
IN COMMON PLEAS.

rsNHOMAS J. HARRIS. wEo is in the cisoly u!
J. the Sheriff Of EdgeIicll District By virtue Of Il
Writ of Capias I'D rcSpondcHdHm. at the suit If
Henry Howard, having filed in my Office """;iirr
with a Schedule on c.ih Of his ts!aic and ,iirc;<,
his petition to tho Couit OF Common Pleas !aylnG:
that he may be admitted 10 the benefit Of the .Ict'
of the General Assembly made i"r The rcIc! o! in
solvent debtors 1t is ordered that the sail !cnry
Howard, and IL; o:i:cr creditors To WHOM, tic said
Thomas }. Harris is in anywse Indebted, be. and
lhey arc hereby summoned, and lave ro;icr to ap-
pear before said Court at EdgcEicIi Cnur, IcuSc,
On Monday the sixth day Of Oc;ojcr next, TO shvw'
cause if any they can why tie prayer Of crci,un,
a!ur, said should moi be granted
TilO.S. G. BACON, c. c. r.
Clerks Cfiicc, June ii, 1856 lG -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
State oG South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEIE

WHITLEY c. GLOVER, who is in the custody
w Of the Sheriff Of E'!g"ii' ii District. hy virtue
OLA Writ OF CGpias ad Se!iGiccicaG"m al TIC suit
If William y. Archer, having flied in my Chiec
together with Schedule on oath Of his estate and
effects, lis petition to the Court Of Coaln"n Pleas.
praying that he mIy be admitted to tlla benct c
The Acts Of the General Assembly. made tr Ike
relief of iusulycnt debtors 1t is ordered that tic
sl,! William y. Archer aud all o;hor creditors 10
~l,"m the said Wiley G. Clover is in a0swi>c i'll
lcLiel lie, and they a:c HEREBY summoned, and
haze notice appear bciort the said Court 1t Edge
field Coart House. on Monday the sixth l%y of
October uc%t, to- show causc # any they can why
The p.aYcr Q! the petitioner aforesaid S!.Ual rot be
granted
TilOS. G. BACON. c. CT.
Clerks Office, Juac IL, 1856 lil II.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN CONlTON PLEAS.

ES1ILLIAMJ J. TURNER, VII" is in the cu>toly
w Of tho Sheriff Of I:i.:,tr!,l District by vir
tue ola Writ Of CaP:as al Saiisiae:rndam, ii tie
suit OF Johnson. Crews /; lirawivy, haylg i:icd in
my Office together with Il Schedule on oath o! his
estate and effects his petition 10 the CGnrt "f C"-
mon Pleas praying that he may be admitted /" the
bcEct;t # ;!ic ACTS Of the General AsscIb'y made
the relief of in&Ulvcnt debtors 1t is ordered that
the said .io!nson, Crews & Briwlry, and all olc"
c:cd!ios 10 whom the said William j. Turner is N
anywi>c indebted. be, and they are hereby suunr"n-
cd. and have notice 10 aapoar fore the said Couf;
at E!sriir!h Court House, on Numay the sixth ,':y
uc October Ecxt, To slow c,i'sc any they can why
the prayer q the petitioner :lorcs;;I should hot te
granted.
TIIOS. G.. BACON, cc.r.
Clerks Office, June lG, lSIG lGt p.
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ALARM IN MExlco-A dispatch from Wash
inglon states that intelligence from Mexico i'll
dicates that much alarm is felt by the govern
ment respecting the Spanish expedition, and
toresladows an application for the protection of
the United States. Southern members of Con-
press, it is added in the despatch, suggest the
granting of protection on The condition of
cesson to us of the Tellauntepec route, with
the cirrumiacent territory.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.


WILLIAM III. CRANE, Augusta, Ca,
w wishing to sell off his Summer Goods, offers
them at Reduced Prices. Those wishing TO pur-
chase Dry Goods CHEAP FOR CASH, will do
well IT, &c u,m u call, rs he is now offering great
inducements to purchasers. In his large stock may
be found
Rich Striped and Checked Summer Silks, very
cheap;
Small Figured Lawns and Muslns. from 10 TO
l2i cents;
Fashionable Striped Printed Muslins
Fine French Jaeonet and Muslin Robes;
Plain, Printed and Satin Striped Bcrage;
a large assortment of Prints and Ginghams, very
low;
Parasols, Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, very low;
Embroidered Collars, Sleeves and Bands, very
low;
Irish Linens, Of all qualities, very cheap
Black Lace and other Aian;illas;
Plain and Embroidered White Grape Shaws
a large assortment of Fans, handsome and cheap
Plain Black G!enadine Chally, aud Alpaca;
Mourning Muslins, Ginghams and prints;
Jaeonct, Swiss, Null and Checked Muslins;
All kinds Linen and. Cotton Goods, for Gentle
Mems wear;
Linen Cambria and Silk Pocket lIandkerchieis
Shrtings Shcetngs, Ticking and Diaper, gcih-
or with all kinds Of Goods usually kept in Dry
Doods Store.
June &c, 1856 st 24