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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
40fante 9Serfauf.

Treitaas ben 24lten Sstc6er, um 10 lbr 8ormltz
tags, fell auf Dem glaes ltltft STen pertauft rpers
cen, udmlld:
go. 1-SencS wctltsfannte @irt9s9auS
unb Stri9 9anb,
adeasn in 2rsiblnSpilIr, gBalhiu9tcn Saunfbip,
arba Gauntr, an ber StoatS Strosc Die pcn Gacn=
talin nab Naut:G bunt fdbret Sntbalttno 10 ader.
Die Gjtbauoe bcitcben
SwA 9tu8 einrn stpciltEdi9trn fct>
lH;;N. nrrrcm @pbnbau5,
l.assss22E 5ram StalIuns uuO SbcSs, nstit aubc:
ren Qugen9sb6uDsu. = Das eauo 1T eiu9ctbcilt in
gBisru uno Baulauo, uuo If init alIerIti Sbft 6ss
pfan;t
SO. 2.-Gin srlpiGcr etri9 2anb,
oesasn i'm namlitbsn Srt, sran;cnp an eono ron u.
Shpein, unc onocrCs 9ano ron Srbn SrcihlSr, cnt:
baltcno uuo siucn balttn adcr. Die Sstduos bs;
fsbsn
,9zrA g(uS cinem SpeiitBfi9tcm Srdm
E:;:N, @pbnbau5,
- uuo ouorm @srbrFSruu9sn, elm ouFbns
ltbtr Sbcl II 6rgg0uo uuD Der 9teit @iritu unc
0aulane.
SO. 3.-Gm SlriG eant,
ecleacn I'm ndmttbcn Srt; ordn;tno an SIC. l, SIC.
. uno onberss eouo pcn eScbn Srcihttr, cntboltenc
. ader. DicItr Gtrh eano III ltbidib nm in
Sautcttcn m bnciesn, inecm otrirttC ;pei Sfcnts
ttbtn StroGcn sranSt-uno 1T 9C9tnpdrt9 als SSies
len; uno 9anssouo tenuet
SO. A.-gin StriA Spl;lanb,
attcocn i'm uSmtibcn Srt. 9rarHno on eonNrr Sas
tcb McnnCmGbrr, HtutcR Sern uuo Qnocrc, Cntbals
ttno 2tdrr unO lIl Gutbcu, uno 1T nit fbwercm
@lbsn uno Onotrcm iocIj bcpahItn.
gip. 5.--gm Stri6 QaRb,
ocltscn i'm ndmlitbtn Srt 9ranNno an 9onb scn
ptrtr Sicttrt Stuben 6trn, uno an ole oic ctCns
9muuutc Srribt, cntbaIttno 20 2tdtr. Gin Gnicbn-
ltbcr &bt III 6cllarb, nit atlerIti orIS btpotfn,
Der &ct 1T 9utts 8aulOno.
Bur n6mli@cn 3dt uuS bemielten Srt
(cG oub frl9rubcs pcrISntiht @crmG9sr STcnttid)
ntrfauft mcrotn, nSmtth 4 9lcdOpop unb onocrc
@p0itcr:2BY9cn, 6cbrn uno Gin &cdcfin nit
8cbr, cine an,nbl Sagtr uno 9'crtu, cine Nujabl
@ou: uno SS9: gaSdcn, Teuspcittn, uno pcib cine
@crfbtCosnbeit anosrGr 1;titd Su umtanrIth 81
mclScn.
IS III Nos frubCrt Giocutbum rcu Scbn Srcihler.
Die wion9uuatu am &trtufslo9c unp altrars
tuu9 ourh
Gewarb &pblrr, 9tfii9uic.
SttctCr E. nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
GSNN ltcl0 ltlt6 (Nrhfcfn.

Slrine weiBr Suppen. Sp9ncn unb ariinr CRIB
fen, Ertm SuldeI pscr Ilsiacn SuantitGt.
b.. s. u. 9fube unb SpGn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
9}00ri0t

tpirb ticrmit 9rgcttn, Rag Der llntrr,el6nctc ais
Npminiirator Der 6intcrla6cnIhaft pcS prrtprte.
ncn Spnos pun Tder, lsgttin ron SeiOrt.
berg EounIhip, 9r6a Gduntg crnannt mcrten if.
glae picimsen baHer, bic nod aH tr1aste6ntsrlnI-
lcnIGaft i@ulNen, iiuo rrnTli8 aufgCforbert inner.
tolb 9GoGen tei Dem llnterSri@nctrn anSurufcn
uRo atsuteSabten. .-llno lcldc bic ned re6tmG.
ese 5crbcrunaen babsn, lino etsufals rrIu6t
iclfe wc0lbefdti0t ianrrbalb Der teiogtrn 3cit
cinju9inpi9rn an
Gjpbfricb 9Yctrr, glbm'or.
9citsIttr9, SrFt. 10. 1856 nQGul
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
SSaaaeraeseS seSOalras0a.
9ldrrbau, @drtncrci Sbllfultcr, Sieb<
audit, 6auStpirtb1bdft, II. {. N. h
Gine gJlon atIbrift fiir


Iderbau, 0drtncrci Sbltfultcr, Sirb<
Suht Snu6tpirtbIbaft IT. (. m.
Inter rbiscm StcI batsn bic llntcrIdriebeusn cr.
ben Die grcbsnummer elmer bsutibsn Qdcrbau: 3ets
ihrtt bcrdus9p9cbeu, Ole fc, peun ibnen Die orcbe
oeuthe 8erctterun9 unferCs eonoes uur ctni9crmaG:
ien llntcrueun9 9cuabrt in 3utunft reaetm6Gi9 crs
lhetncn laeCu ucroen. Oa lest teinc 3ettidrif 9es
orudt miro, pslhe ih auefbGcflitb bcr @erbrciun9
9eneinnttei9cr 8cnntnifc fir Die pcrfhisocnm &e:
trlrbe unltrer ftie9Cn 8cpSlFsruno ptcmet = burtb
peltbe OCT G9a Die ncueltcn @riabrunecn, @nts
ocdun9cn uno GrfinouneCn i'm 2(derbou, Sbtbau,
@ortenbau uno oct @iebSubt unb bic trape baus:
frau bos 9isuete uuo 8efe fit bic y6ousruirtb:
fcbnft fti rs int Sctbcn, godcn, @inmohtn, GeIunrs
bettsnltttd cecr mas eS INNER pce betannt mcroen
tdnn, - (c bat bte nrutfthe 8epGttsruna nitbt Den
nHmliden &crtbeil mic Die cn0liihe, Die in allen
&beilen bes eanbes lclbe 3cithrfcu ;ur oceensiti.
gen @clcbrun9 bait uuo uutsrlitft 1cnn cs 1T
nitbt aes SbccriC pas in iclcbcn 3etbrftcn crGhcu
icnbCrn pos gBihti9lte torn fno bic prottiFhn Gr.
fa6run9cn, Die Gin gauer Den anbern miitheilt. g.
1T alc teiue ,utbboucre" cueern bic Sbecris urp
Yrars pcrsiui9t sur InIbauun9 9cbrodt.
gar scbenfen cinen tau9dtbtn RrSotteur an;uiftt
len iuo ronn oas ,,8aucrns Scurno" lc cnusw0ottcu,
bo6 es Nitnanb reucn miro, bofir untGrlbrisben gu
baben. Die nGtbi9cn
SGbb bbiIbnn1cn
sur Grl6utcrun9 uno beicrn gerltiuti9un9 fctIcu
audi niht ftblen, uuo on @ncc bcs Sobreanos pirb
Gin Sitsl uno neutrality-suspicious. 9rotts bcj9c9e=
ben mcrren. Sin Sabroon9 cntbStt 1872 9rcfs ocp'
pClp0It0e Gciten uno trlit nur Sin 2bGlcr in @r;
roustejobtung !&ciu Gitp pjrb au9crcmntu, bis
bic re9ttmi6t9c 0erau69abe tc9cunCn bat.
9Ran fncs fine lntcrfbrft rrbt tolo Gin, um bCitr
taIosr tG9iuncn gu tSnner, on
Ntp6r unb Srrrlcr.
nabItc Gbdrs SUI Sacputltaner Sfiitc,
II Iuentdun, 9a.
0ET N9Cntcu II rptlbt llutcrfbrcjbtr lammGln,
erbo(ttn iGrEs fiuftC @rtmplnr fret.
DIT. Is, 1856. na}m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
Suti 81.
9tQ0rt0t

2(uS bcm gRniIcngcridbt Ypn 2cAa Gp.,
On trr Satr tcs 2icscurcn Giaentbums res
Scrltprtcnrn Sacpb Sdcr, lrBtbn pm SSci-
Icntur9 Saun1dtp, Vcha GOmtY.
llnp nun glusuR 4. 1856, ouf Scrl4la9 brS
Bm. Narr, Gll., tellStste Die Court bic Snaus
fttcn.-2lm n1ml6tn Sag Serwiliatc bic @rurt
cine Jtegcl an bic @rtcn bcS te1agten Scrlcrtencn,
iid in pfferer Court ein,uletsn, ouf Den eriten
6as frS nSaRcn Sermne, namltd, ouf pen 9trn
Gag 9fprrmtcr, q. D, 1856, TIM ras lirBcnpr
G9cnttum trS SertOrttnen, crrr Gin Sbcil bopun
nn3unctmcn pber su Srrpc9crn, uno aud 5uslci6
llrlahcn onju9etcn warum pabclbr niAt SrrEauft
pcrern lca
sFSSA Nus rem urfunScn.
S=4zs SeScu9ts
s. SO. WiitflcH S1rribcr.
September 10. 1856. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22

Gignrrcn Wtannfafttr.
gEir befrl9cn aud nr6 inmrr bic Gt9arer
Wanufaftur, unb boben MN gum Srrfauf auf
5onb Gin tcrrlides unp gutes 9llIprtemeut scn
Sprras, 9icsaliaS, 9onbrrs, Yrindpes, Qansrmas,
Sirsrs, 9altipauilb, mb iitrrbaupt ale grtrn
Iabaf.
s. q. Stu6c unb Spbn.
Setctrr Is. 1856 na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
QGbie8 OreB@ Sitter,

pcn allen Ghtts uno 9ottsrns - fcltbe atS ibrpor3c
uno Grurrirte Scioc, ecmcirc mo SSntp Dc eoiucs,
Ot Se9c, frau,ShIbt gQsrincs, @ctur9 Sud-, aIpota,
gang nclene Qlaios, S6rtp &tlpctS, Sid Slannea
ron icpcr SarDc, @in9hams uno Frints aCes bon Der
bclttu NuswabI i'm S0artts, mrbtfs ;u perfaufsn te
@uth unp SAlauh.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
81 enc 0 liter.
@E@eNpe[ctr.

glafarelcn frifGe unb quite gir. 2, glittelmar.
lt9e uno Grpbe, Il; baitsn, Siertd unb adtel
Barrels. s. u. 81 tubs unp Spbn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
9tdOrtDt

rrHrb bicrmit 9rsetrn, RAP Der Undergraduate ais
apminiirator prr 9intrrIaBenIduft bes perftrrte-
ncn s + II u d I t n &, lebttin bon Nie>
Der MilfcrO SaunI6ip. geda Gounts ernannt
wprbn 1T. Ollie bisjenisen babcr, wclGe nod
an beIaste SintsrlaBenIAaft Iaulpsn, fnc aufses
bc;a9len.-llnb felde bic mod re6tmdbise 6cr>
brruneen an beIasts SintrlafimIdaft 5u MAIDEN
babrn iinp cbenfaGs crIudt fclde innerbalb prr
trIaStrn 3eit puglbelGti9t rtnjubGnbisen on
9tntbpn9 @trAlin9, 9lbm'pr.
September II. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
61n6h1ltz zOilter.

NaS wcbtfjllfc uno trit ouSsrIvSbtts afcrttmtut
ron otbldthttm uno uu9cbtcihtcm gRustin pcn alien
IrcItn, ectieidte unb un9rblsidte 1914 Sdestn9s,
fcbwsrs Asnatur9, &ett SidinSS, Surnitures une
Sburs; Gblts, lincHc uno boumrpcllcnc Slbhihcr.
Slanulu, oolI tincn, Gcttcu Stonncn, einCn, Sano:
tdtber, Srih eincu, pclIcne @lantcts GRar(ai(les,
Auins, II. + 10, has ic in aGcutcwn an9rtrrftn
wuroc, III Su bobsn tGi
@ut9 unb S6lau6.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
AR r. VAL OF THE ATLANTIC
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

New York, June 23-The United States
Nail steamship Atlantic, Capt West, has arrived
with Liverpool dates 10 June IL
BRowS, SHpLEY g. Co., !~,vrs inc cotton
market in favor Of buyers, and the trade dull.
The sales of past three days, $4,000 bales.
Spectators aud Exporters took 1890 bales.
Fair Orleans i'd; Fair Uplands GID; Mid.
Orleans l-saGl-,ii; Mid. UpIands l-l6d.
The flour market was active at an advance Of
Cd. to Is. Indian Corn advanced 81.
Trade, generally throughout England, is dull.
Consols declined ID, and quoted at "a.
The steamer Asia had arrived out.
Mard Fillmore arrived as a passenger in
the Atlantic He was saluted by fifty guns, and
Waited on by a depnation previously appointed
to receive him. In his speech he referred to his
past course us President, as an index to his
policy if he should again be elevated to that
position. American affairs was still the excl
ting topic of discussion in England, and although
Mr. CHAMPIONS dismissal was not officially
known, il was generally believed. He said that
he did not think that Mr.. Dallas would be dis
missed.
There has been an attemp: to assassinate the
Queen of Spain.
The French funds fell three per cent. in con-
sequence of the inurdalions The city of Tours,
situated between the left bank Of the Loire and
the right bank of the Cher is destroyed. Much
suffering has been experienced at Lyons
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25


although it has been so long before The Govern
nrnt Of the United Staies--wicn Tie public
ouiuiun of that country il brought To bear upon
i, as upon a!l other political q"esil"nS--wlen
The American people are made acquainted WIN
cur ass ur.;,ceS lis TO having no desire 10 extend
our territory or our influence III Ceh'ral Ahcrl-
ca. ana Us to our sincrrc wl.il to cnt"r lhl' Ell
narrnrl;S suliicicn, 10 satisfy every rr"s"naO'e
man our rilcr Of accommodation %ii rot he re-
fused. Hear hear. have only TO say IN
CONCLUSION, ihat have heard with the greatest
satisfaction from tie noble lord, who Is Tar
better Judge of these matters ii!an / can lie:
tht among all classes in The UEl!cd States
there eyi The most friendly feelings towards
this country. say heard that statement with
Tic greatest satisfaction, because by Certain pub
lie men in the Senate and in CongresS-by Ger.
tain official mell--l!:ere have bcen language held
and done hy aag member OF this llhuSe--n"t
to say any member Of Her Majcstys Govern.
mcn;--would Gc justly denounced 10th by yorr
Iu.dSps and the people ont "i cuor' rs Inc
language and acis OF Il lnan who desired L" rUl.
broil The Two c0uH.rIcS in hos!l!IllrS. Ci'r"rS.
Thrrcf'nrt i, is lha; heard wil! reca lar sat-
ion from the noble lord al iie friendly
feelings entertained 10y The great mass ct AmerI-
can citizens towal1, this countrr. think The
people Of tie Ui.i;td States call have no f"ud!
of Inc cx>trncc vt similar feelings here Hear.
believe there never has been IN En%and any
hostile feelings towards ihe United States; aud,
notwithstanding lhe c'ou,!s Liza. have appeared
on The h"rizon, llc mt;ncr in which The recruit
ment and Central Americas questions have been
treated by the press of that country has pro.
ducrd no real-rrra,? no distinguishing Of
irritation here. [IIva", hear believe that Tie
people Of England are as anxious rs tie noble
lord can be That #ll these disputes shond be
brought TO an end can assure Tie noble lord
,ial, as t;;r as it depends upon me: they S!' b"
hr"ug to au end. Cheers Nothing shall
be waning on The part of Her llaje>'.'s Guv-
crnmcnl 10 hring them 10 Il close: and. il The
information br correct which the n"b;c lord
received lie oiicr day, that Mr.. Marcy and |
nigh; settle our difference in laf an hnnr,
only say that am ready 10 meet i'!:n for that
purpose ON some island half way between lie
TWO couni.i,s. A laugh, ard cheers
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
Niacty SIX Juaa. 18th 1856.
.:zy,,,Ti. ancuT UnEEs."
NED BOSTICk


THIS WIS II. reply Of our yoaIJ:St to.;.ay. upon
our rrrMa.ka"-'. Well, well, these are dn tm:s I"T
The napcr> What shall write aanul CARRY! c"rne'
say quick--l'm wang-what is il! I'll 'al;e any
liing yuu tell ME for subject. - Write about boxes
lhcu,' sl.c !ryIy responded.
;nxcs! 4 !ovs of = subject. truly! Eul we said
We wo,!lL Lake anything. lis ro worse, nj al events,
;haa SGcrncS selection of Eaun-holrs,' for "ne OF
his chapters in TElsTEAM SusYDy. So here goes,
!: ruagh at 4 vcniaFe:'
The fri box we remember To have had impressed
rmn Tie cr!.5!a;ura ui ynr:h!ul itncy was known
in that day rs a hpx wi:h five handles" 1t usually
presented itself III the eud Of hnEian arm, ana WAS
designed 20 rccnmrrnsc Young evil dosrs in ali cases
Of suslr.sraling Illicit pnni.Enn;tn! and The 'k"
This hog, believe, is growing into dsnsc under The
reiiucmrs Of The age ; but We k!lrw few hard jn.
vrc cases that might he benefited even ROW by lis
revival
Mex, in o!,i,r Of chron"l"gy comes the Christmas
bnx, which every al and a>>;c is apt 10 find ont AM!
appropriate very early in life. This Ink is generally
repurl tn be goiIrL up by one Santa Cs' Of ancient
memory. aud assllrcs almost n, mA:y shapes and
sizes there ere children in t" land ]; is rrmark.
able, principally, fur lis tin>c ait, cx;rrmc worthless
ness and W.. forms no mean Irarh OF trade. 10 nary
cunf.cnncrs and no small solrcc u! cr>tas:rs /"
Young people who hang up stockings on the night pre-
ce,ling the ajh day of December.
Then. ;.s We grow oder here come the land.5oxes,
the work boxes, &c. llIc si!c of ;lIc other SEX
and r ..hnScs The $nu.l. hoyrs &c. on onr side.
We cannui undertake to eypa!ia!e here cll these Va.
rinls kinis of boxes. The truth IS: we find The sub
sct suddenly growing upon lis 50 rapidly as t" err'ly
our pen frnr, tie discussion. Fer there's Pandora S
box, that would nccess'ae a literary aisquision !;
and there's 4" Box and Cox That would lead IL; una
vulably into criticism upon fares and there's That
last bux all (whrn the sprI; shcs of lis mortal
cuiIj that would of course require And 50
We inconnenI!y drop the subject until more con-
yrnirut
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
THE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING EY
w. F. DURlSOE & son.
gHymC2Nea,

Two DOLLARS per Year, if paid in adranceETwo
Do.LARs and FIFTY CENTS il not paid within SIX
M n 'l,s-and THREE DOLLARS il moi paid before the
expiration of the year. A subscriptions not dsilnrt-
ly limited q, the lime Of subscribing will be consider
I'd as made for an indefinite prri". and VIII he con,
,nu-d until all ARE rag-s paid or al the option OF
the Publisher Subscriptions irna other States must
INVARIABLY be accompanied with the CASH.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he coi,spIcuously inserted AT
II CENTS u.r Square l2 lines iessl for the first in
srron, aud 81! cents for each subsequent Insertion.
When only published M"n'hly or onaI'erly 81 per per
the desired number uf Insertions marked on the mar
gin, will be continued until forbid and charged accor-
ingly.
Those desiring advertise by the year can do so on
liberal term.-it being distinctly understand that con-
tracts for yearly advertising are confined to The lmms
date, legitimate business of the firm or indlsiauai
contracting. Transient Advertisements must be pai
for in advance.
For announcing a Candidate, Three Dollars IN
ADVANCE. =,
For Advertising E<lrays Toled, Two Dollars, 10 be
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
T1,-o cOScEKTs AND ! BALI.

Nrxr week, it is hoped, will prove an anspici"''s
GALA week in The village nl Edgcii"d. Miss ERENAN's
cnnccr, positively ci a: Masonic Hall on The
night of the 2nd July The Calhoun Monument
concert succeeds Miss Bs IN the evening Of the 3rl
And on In. lth large ball is expected under he in
spring music Of BOILERS Brass Band. As it is In
dependence Week. VIE lake ii for granite! !icrs will
b. splendid ,uT;-nut all these occasions. If the
citizens of Edgel-d wish their village 10 heconie
cheerful, popular aul prosperous. it becomes them
literally 10 encourage such seasons of innocent
on
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
COM III UMIC ITO II S.
For the Advertiser.

For the Advertiser.
THE BROKER HEARTED.
Pity now The broken hearted,
Faith and Hope have both departed;
Despair upon her altar burns
As lifeless, as in o',lcn urns
Lies dust Of the forgotten dead.
Kindly love the sririt.hlig gh;rd,
Her whose first warm trust is sighted;
A cloud upon her life has fallen
a cloud will, deepest darkness swollen
4 shadow from tie false ones vows
The light out of her eye is gone,
Her words are in The saddest tone
Her hands are lis,less by her side,
Her steps are slow as waning tide
Go-bid him come who brings this woe.
CORNEILLE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
DISTEsCT STATISTICS.

Onr intelligent tax.roilccor has kindly furnished lis
with a statement setting forth the result of his opera
liuns for the current year.
From this it appears that there are more than % 900
negro slaves in Edgeled at this time, and s. free
Crucs-hat the merchants of the district 81: annually
about aiG3O0a worth of goods-and that the whole
income Of The professions is rated (much below the
mark, We ihink) at $4,000.
The nett amount Of money turned over By the Tax
collector lnIo The Treasury is $50 O,370,7j. The nett
ar1ount turned over 10 Public Building Commissioners
is So, G5j, ,Go-;o Rnad Commissioners SSG57, ,!9-and
to Il,e Poor Commissioners Sl.923SS
The gross amount Of taxes paid by the District is
S3j797 6 and The officers perquisilcs appear to lave
reared this year the very handsome mof Sl7S9,SS
There wonld seem 10 be but ono hundr. acres Of
first quality a. No. IL land in the disrie.. How is
this, Standardization planters!
Hamburg being sort Of independent city, is not
included in The Collectors statement To the taxa
ton for district purposes except as 10 Public Building
expenses.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
4 Ecu Eyci.aI,cc.

We chcerrny place upon our st Of exchanges
-" The Dcmncrai," new paper of Marietta. Ga. un.
der the control nr Mr.. JoNN Il. CossETT, formerly of
the Greenve IS. c. Mouniainrcr. Luck and abun.
dance to Mr.. G. in his new home. We have no
doubt he will cater for his new readers as sklully as
lie used to do for his old ones here in Carolina.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
l!tpTESTIEG.

TIE early harvesting is progressing, aad The wheat
IN our section is nearly gathered in. From some parts
Of The District we hear ri fine crops willie in certain
localities the yicd is said 10 be below an average
one Upon lhe whole, however. q good wheat crop
is made.
Oa!s are coming in alsu al Il ve!y acedfu moment;
for corn is very scarce.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
Judge Rutlcr's Speech.

The late triumphant pfnr of our Senator received
in the congressional Globc. hut ton late to get any
part of it nio present issne. We hope nevt week 10
present very large extracts we can scarcely give Inc
whole speech it Ellis overwn pages Of Tie Gi""c.
IN tie Near ii;nr IN outside will he found 'le
running fire which followed The Judges speech In
the whole affair cur Senator has routed Massachusetts
horse foot aud dragons.
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Agricultural Exchanges.

The Son.h Carolina AgriculWrist for June has been
received and presents very taking table of contents
The Southern CUIiirator for the same month Is also
on our table filled (as usnal with highly interesting
and instructive matter.
We shall draw upoa both journals for the benefit oil
nur rcalnrs.
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From The True Ca:,!inian.
TO TIE PEOPLE OF TIE SOUTH

-, 0" VIII pHiSeNs 'r"H' y p"n".a'' ,.,.c ~ s'
rue caF"'''''''i .. .'1' "se"' "'u '"s
%e''e VI '''lS "eeA' "''. '''Ns 'e' ''q"'''I''
10 vlsli The South 10 raise men ana lh""e' Dy
The fro-H'a'ery A"s"r.AIlon '' E'"se."o'r, r,
ard tEe as<oe'a'loh "t oHF"''n'' e''''-!''''s. ~
stump the States "l 'he eonth 'or ''IS purpose,
would lf;','scc"" NY Nic''-'" ''t. H'e''''' '""
consume 'hoS' INC r'''''e year. Il i" ''V''Ss''!
Tor me 10 return I" Ni''S;'S is soon is l"s>'o'e,
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Advertisements

See CRANES notice of c!enp goods lie is selling
out Mt cost.
Sn is Mr.. SULLIVAN of this place in respect to GER
,,in articles or summer wear-his advertisement will
tell what these ere.
Attention is also directed to Broom g. NoRRELLs
card merchants of Augusta Ga.
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TIE SEASON.

IIo7 enough rur any purpose Thermometer about
90 al clock p. NJ Nights close and su'lry. Crops
growing finely Occasional showers of late, hu: more
wanted Yet.
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GoISG HoHE.--padrc Will left Washington
on Thursday, and it is said, will proceed TO
Nicaragua in the Orizaba, Oh the Oath inst, III
,eallh and desire to confer with his govern
mcnt are the reasons assigned for his leaving.
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KILLED.

Mr. Thomas SrYRGy. ofthis district, WAS killed last
week By negro man. The negro is in Jail awaiting
his trail We have not learned the circumstances Of
A.,
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OuR produce market is at still low ebb.
Corn only commands so cents and the demand
limited. NJ cal goes Of hard at 10 cents Flour
is worth from $3.50 10 So; supply good and
demand limited. Bacon is stationary at 81 by
the quantity and 10 cents by the piece. Butter
sells at Is ccuts per pound, and Spring chickens
at 10 cents i piece The latter article is in de-
maud and goes of like hot cakcs-Clcveland,
(Tcnn.) Banner, June 20.
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TIE SUMNER COAT OF ARM;.

WHILE The Boston Plate Committee are busy pre-
pairing the silver service intended testimonial TO
Mr.. CmAs. SUMSEn,a Il friend and subscriber orpor-
tIarly srns lis The following d:vice Of rradry TO be
engraven OH each piece Of the set:
BLACK CALF BLATANT: mouth open and tongue
ont.
Let the ielegraphc wires hurry along this exples.
sive motto that il he not too late for its purpose
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WASHINGTON, turc %.

KAssas ArFA1Es-Gcn. Percifrr Smith has
been ordered 10 take The command of Tie troops
in Kansas. His orders arc imperative 10 cEd
the troubles there.
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ANDERSON c. H.. Jane lG, 1856.

MEETING OF sIEcHAyIcs.--Prrsl:aat 20 notice.
pnt>Ird Yesterday, Il mrr;imy OF mechanics
was convened at lhc City Hall, llsi evening.
From three 10 four hundred persons were pres
en'. Mr.. James pcckh'iman presided, and Mr.
". !. Walter acted as Secretary. Il committee
appointed Ter tic purpose rri'nrt";! The following
resolution for Ihc consideration Of The E!cc;ing
Rcmlrd. I'ilat We, u r"r.inn of HE MrrI,ar!-
les Of his riiy, di>arpruve the proceedings Of
ro<r persons wIo after the Mayors respectful
appeal 10 them, did uol drsi'. from their COURSE.
in burning an ciliyy, on the night Of The lilh
instant.
The resolution being pnt TO vote was 1tol
adoiAte;!. and he meeting adjnrrncd.
il is proper 20 stale, li'at. notwithstanding th"
call WAS given to only these WHO "erc orFoScsi
10 the proceedings Of Saturday night, those
who favored hc movement assembled in force
and ovrlruled tie vote of the friends Of Iaw
aud order. Comment is unnecessary Cnrolia
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