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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
THE DINNER TO SENATOR HAMMOND.

TIE DINNER TO SENATOR HAMMOND.
We had hoped to be able to furnish the proceedings
Of the late dinner to our worthy Senator, Hon. J. H.
HAMMOND, in full this week, but the gentleman on
whom We relied for report was prevented by sick
mesa FROM attending and therefore we must content
ourselves with short account Of tho grand affair,
published in the Augusta Constitutio"aii.. That pa
per Of Friday says,
On yesterday, the noighbors, friends, aud conGtu-
ents of Senator Hammond Of South Carolina, gave
him complimentary dinner at the Club House on
Beach Island, in Edgeield District.
About twelve or fifteen hundred persons were pres.
ont % Tsrs S hsss and appropriate
welcomed Senator Hammond home among his neigh
bors and friends and congratulated him upon his sig
nal services in the Senate Of the United States.
Senator Hammond came forward, and for ON hour
enchansd the attention Of the large assemblsge, in
speech r.plete with sound conservative sentiments,
in which he give full and satisfactory account OF his
stewardship ut the federal metropolis.
At the conclusion Of the Senator'S speech the COM
pany adjourned to An adjacent grove, whore boun-
tful supply of the substanalS OF life served up.
After dinner, tho Hon. James D. TradeTell, Mayor
of Columbia, ascended the speakers stand, and de-
livsrsd speech with strong Southern Rights pro-.
clivities.
Col. Msxcy Gregg, of Columbia, being called upon,
made few remarks.
In response to toast to the press Col. John Cum
nnghsm, the editor Of the Charleston Eceniny fe@s,
arosa and made an appropriate speech.
The Hon. Richard Y. Yeadou, of Charleston, was
called for and be delivered very conservative Union
speech interspersed with the grarp and huiaor pecu-
liar to his addresses on such occasions.
Col John B. Wsema, of Augusta, in response to o
toast complimentary to Georgia, made few sppro-
pirate remarks.
The day was pleasant, and everything passed of in
an agreeable manner.
AS Messrs. YgADoN and CuHYINGHAn, of tho
Charleston Press, wsrp there, and will no doubt fur
ush the proceedings in ertsn.O, will copy literally
from them in our next issue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
NEGRO TRIAL.

On Monday last, Elbort, the property Of Mr.. Por-
mcnter was tried before j. L. Addison, Esq for tho
murder Of Henry, slave belong to Mr.. Lewis Jones.
The case vigorously prosecuted by Cicero Adams,
Esq, whilst the boy Was ably defended by Messr4.
W. C. Moragnesnd II. 7. Wright The jury returned
verdict, that the boy should receive five hundred
lashes-one hundred every three weeks-and be BAN
ishei forever from the State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
HON. M. L.. RONIIAM.

This gentleman, we learn from the Laurensville
Herald, will address the citizens Of Newberry on Sale
dny next, and the citizens of Laurens on the first
Monday in September. His friends and constituents
in this District would also be pleased 10 hear him on
the political questions of the day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28

The deceased was babtised as q member Of the
Baptist Church he also Joined the Methodist Church.
While his life was marked with some irreeularity In
conduct it may DO attributed more to diseased in
tellect than q corrupt heart
Notwithstanding his moments of insanity he was an
afectionate husband and an ardent friend.
lie has left wife, two children, and many relatives
who have hope in his death. ID.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
To OTHEBARBECUE,

On Friday next the citizens Of the vicinity Of
Stevens Creek Church intend giving public dinner,
and through their generous hospitality they des
rous Of entertaining the citizens generally through
out the District. Lets a-big li:tlc old and young
60 and partakc Of the good cheer provided by our
Stevens Creek friends.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
OUn CONTRIBUTORS.

This week We give way to our friends, who have
furnished several interesting articles. Reed them
ull-"J T. B.""E. X" "CIyIS," "TlXoLroS," and
others.
We arc forced to omit other original froluc-
tions-onc from S. A. L." Of much beauty and pa
thos-which VIC will take pleasure in presenting to
our readers next week.
The Fata! Mistake" on the first page is another
Of JENNY WooDDISE's" pleasant stories. Don't fail
to re0d it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
Establish 1914.

HAS in Store very extensive stock of PURE
LIZ DRUGS, FAMILY and PLANTATION
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, &c, the quality and price of which he
warrants equal to any in the South. a call from
purchasers is respectfully solicited.
He has now on hand
500 Ounces Sulph QUINlNE,
so Lbs CHLOROFORM,
SO Ounces MORPHINE,
100 Lbs. TURKEY OPIUM,
10 Bbls. No. CASTOR OIL,
1900 Lbs EPSON SALTS,
10000 Lbs. PURE WHITE LEAD,
500 Gals LINSEED OIL,
500 Gals. Spts. TURPENTINE,
IL Dog. JACOBS CORDIAL,
90 MUSTANG LINIMENT,
g MEDICINE CHESTS, for Families
and Plantations,
IL Doz BGrhave's Holland BlTTERS,
ID Schallenbergus Fever and Ague
ANTIDOTE,
12 Doz. Osgorl's India CIIOLAGOGUE.
Augusta, July %, 1853 3m 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
From the Same.

Hoy. N. L. BoyHAN's SpEEcH.-We have
received copy of this able speech, upon the
Kansas Conference Bill, which We have placed
in the hands of the compositor for next week.
issue. The views therein expressed by our wor.
thy Representative meet with our most cordial
appreciation and endorsement, aud we hope
every man in the 4th Congressional District will
carefully read the speech.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28

DEATH OF WV. T. PoETER.-This gentleman
long and favorable known as the editor and
publisher of the New York Spirit Of NE Tunes,
died in New York city OH Monday the 18th inst
The Post, in referring to his death, says: :,
Mr. Porter, after leaving the Seir" u Me
Times, in which he had gained wide repu'a'
,ion, established about year or two since . ne"
periodical entitled Porter's Spuit, OF winch ne
was editor at the time of his death.
lie was man of much cleyerness as 2 writer
in his department, and Of highly social and
convivial temper. His loss will be widely re-
GREETED in sporting circles. ,.,
Mr. Porter was attacked on Friday by chliis
aud fever, and died this morning at nine O'clock
Ills health had previously been impaired.
lie was Gtty.Six years of age, and was born
in Vermont
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
DEATH BY DROWNING.

We regret to state that on Sunday evening last
JOSEPH SHAW, active and smart little boy, whilst
bathing in pond belonging to Col. PIckESs, was
drowned. lie went in swimming with several Others
and it is supposed taken with the cramp and sunk
to the bottom unobserved by those who were ali
around him. He remained under water an hour or so
before he was missed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
BARBECUE !

A Barbecue will be given BY Mr. Holly at
H0LLY's FERRY, on the 9th August next.
The Candidates and the public generally arc inyi-
ted to attend.
July % 4t 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
BARBECUE! !

The patrons Of the School at Red Hill will give
Barbecue on Thursday The 5,h Of August, at
which all the Candidates are invited to attend
July 81, 1858 St %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28

We are truly pleased to see the name Of our
: immediate Representative, NJ L. Bonham, re.
corded against the bill, and we feel assured his
constituents will cordially endorse his vote, aud
say well done, good and faithful servant" The
veteran Quitman, also voted against the hollow
and evasive compromise. Bonham and Quitman
alone, of all the Southern Democrats, stood
firm against the political trick.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
The Columbia (Te1as) Democrat, of the l3tl

The Columbia (Te1as) Democrat, Of the 18th
inst. says:
The report. from the cane are most cheering
from al parts Of the county. Its now growing
very rapidly.
The frequent and abundant rains are having
bud effect upon the cotton. In some fields
the rust is killing it ont at all alarming rate. a
few weeks of dry weather is now very much
needed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
DRY CREEK

A protracted meeting will commence with the
Dry Creek Baptist Church on Saturday before the
fourth Sunday in August next. Ministering breth-
rem are cordially invited to attend
July % 4t 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
E,om tbe JJeriILe Iulep:ndum Press.

SPEECH or THE HoS. NJ. l.. BoSnAN.-We
are indebted to our esteemed Representative in
Congress, the Hon. N. l.. Bonham, for copy OF
his Speech delivered in the House Of Represen'
tatiyes on the Kansas Conference Bill which
we shall take pleasure in publishing in whole OF
in part in our next issue. 1t is an able justin
cation to his opposition to that measure, and an
elaborate statement of his objections to its pas
SAGE. The constituency of Gen. Bonham have
never doubted for moment, his sincerity, public
spirit and patriotism, and whether they assent
or not to the correctness Of his conclusions, and
Weld to the force of his logic, they must feel
higher admiration for him, on account OF ms
manly and independent course.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28

The San Antonio (Texss) Herald, speaking
OF the cotton crup West Of the Colorado, says
j we'll informed commission merchant OF La
vara, largely engaged in the cotton trade, after
travelling through the greater portion OF the
cotton counties, estimates the growing crops Of
the counties that ship through Matasorda Boy
ut thirty thousand bales. Last year it was less
than ten thousand bales.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28

lished custom in the German Universities which are
high authority in matters of this kind 1. is the de-
,gn of the Trustees to mike first Class College, and
We would infor from what they have already done,
that they must succeed. CIFIS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28

s<Y The friends Of D. L. TURNER, respectful
ly present him as q Candidate for Ordinary Of
Edgeficld District, at the next election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
From The La,,ren.srille Herald.

If the South has gained anything by the Com
ference Bill, or is likely to be benefited, we
should like to see wherein. If the prtnciple up,
on which the Southern members stood So siren
uousy, and spent so much breath in defending,
is not virtually abandoned, We would like to he
informed of the prineiple tor arhtcA they did so
,,OblU firht
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
SO Reward {!

STRAYED from the subscriber at Aiken, g. c.,
- on Tuesday the 18th July inst with sdddie
and bride ON, dark sorrel ClIESNUT MARE.
She is unshod, has two white front feet, white
spot in her foreheal, and long switch tail. The
above reward will be paid on her delivery TO the
subscriber at Aiken, 8. C.
FREDERICK A. FORD.
July2 St 29
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
A. F RE DE RICK,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
CA N DIES

AND
CON F &c TION ARIE S,
Broad Street, Augusta, Gu,
Has on hand large and varied stock Of all kinds Of
CANDIES
AND FANCY IMPORTED
C0NFECTI0NARIES,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
FRUITS,
PICKL E S,
P r E S E r v ES.
CATSUPS AND SAUCES,
WINES,
LIQUORS,
AID 9oR@1A
OF all kinds Best Havana and American
- Il G. AZ Frs,
&c, &C., &C.,
WHICH He WILL SELL
Wholesale and Retail,
At the lowest prices, and on liberal terms.
Particular attention given TO orders.
Augusta, July %, 1858 3in %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

We sincerely regret to learn that sister Village,
Abbeville was visited Monday tho 10Th inst, with
most disastrous FIRE. The Abbeville papers contain
full particulars OF this very unfortunate conasgraon,
which VIC arc declared from publishing for the want
Of space. The Banner says:
about ~ o'clock A. NJ, on Monday last, the cry
of ire that sound which carries with it terror
and Observation-Disclosures through the length
and breadth 6f anr town. It was soon ascertained
thut the building owned by Dr. Samuel Marshall and
occupied by Mr.. p. S. Rutledgc as & HOtel, was on
ire.
"The fro originated in room in the second story,
and was not discovered until the flames had reached
the roof The room in which the fire is supposed to
have originated wes locked We have enqured into
its origin but NOT auip even to approximate it's
probable cause"
And speaks Of the exerton Of the citizens to stay
tho ravages Of the drc and save the goods and fur
niture endangered, as follows:
"We saw no dropss on this occasion. Many OF
them under the excitement incident to the OCCASION
endurance. Some of them, both white and black,
from heat and fatigue, fell powerless and we're car,
risd insensibly to places Of safety
The entire loss it ia thought Ia not less than $25O0o
The greatest loss sustained by any ono individual
VI uUuse, Nus taat VI 2s' ~ " AppHA" "
SoN, who arc sufferers to the amount Of near
$4,000. Others were likewise heavy loscrs--and a
few arc utterly ruined, having their necesaaries o
life furniture, clothing, and in fact everything COM
pletely consumed. With them wo deeply sympathisc
and truly glad to learn that tho citizcns of that
Town havo held meeting and appointed commit
tee to "rase subscriptions and sulict mid for the suf
ferers." This is as it should be. And We of Edge.
field would be doing nothing more than our duty tc
contribute literally towards raising fund in further
ance Of the noble end Of relieving the wants Of ouI
Abbeyls brethren. Who will take the lead in thi,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
E.on, 1e Mubsrrv Coaserratist.

MEssns. BoyuAN AND QUITNAN.-In our last
issue VIC had barely time to inform our readers
that the bill reported by the Kansas Conference
Committee had passed both houses Of Congress.
A record of the votes shows that Messrs Bonham
of this State, and Quitman Of Mississippi were the
only two Southern Democrats who did not vote
for the bill. The Conference Bill, as it passed,
can not be made out more nor less than COM
promise. another compromise to which the South
has submitted, even in the face of the avowal OF
certain of her Representatives that they would
no longer consent to further compromise, upon
the real question at issue between the two sec sec
tions Of the Union, viz: Sfaeery, ~hich mas
been the undissuised bone of contention through.
ont the whole Kansas agitation.
BY this action alone, these two Representatives
have proven their worthiness to till the seats
they occupy, and, for ourselves, we fee! confident
that the rights OF their constituents are safe in
their hands. Let us therefore accord them our
hearty I" we'll DONE"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28
Qbe a0uertisfr.
ARTHUR SlMKlES, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, 8. c.
WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1853.
RULES THAT MUST IN FUTURE BE OBSERVED.

All advertisements from this date, not amounting to
more than $40, must be paid for in advance.
Merchants and others advertising by the year, will
be required to settle every siI months
No paper will he sent out of the District unless paid
for in advance.
All letters business connected with the Office to
receive prompt attention, must be addressed to the
q" Edgsf.id Adrertis.r."
To these rules will riyidly adhere. Therefore,
take notice and net accordingly.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-07-28

D Mr. J. II. KNOB, of the Prairie Neus, 0kolo-
ns Miss offers bis onehsf interest in that paper for
sale. Here is good chance for some enterprising
young man to make "spec."' The paper is making
money.
E Do not teach your daughters French before
they can weed aower-bod at sunrise, walk mile
to get up an appetite for breakfast Remember that
red cheeks and vigorous franc preferable to q
simpering tongue and fashionable accomplishments.
II Some one has truthfully said
Joy, Temperance, and Rsposs,
Slam the door on the doctors nose.
T An hopest man is believe without an oath, for
bis reputation sWeass for him,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-11-03

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The ediesfg and eeaw aFs akiilgssa. nrwaan
and eoaEteega, and wlIl at all tAEnes Be go
ready and willing 10 to do all Ia their poyz
e. to aeepaanedaas ana ahaiss The aeagellal
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aad the fass Tat 0ar Ealaa arg kwssstyi ! II
|. per sae4s lsse khatsthsss Of oulaha, tS-ExS
! Ma@on q span hoFses or yoke eattle. !. rs 81
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EAGLE ~ O n MS,

T. N % n H ~ - K& - -
CHICAGO, ILLINoIs,
rs the largest Machinery Mandatory and
l. Depot Ia the phited States, where msy
be found Railroad Freight Cars, Portraits
and stationary steam engiRes, tocomo lives,
tahulary and cylinder steam boil ere, smoke
pipe, brooches, sheet work, etc, and All
kinds ag weed and iron machinery.
Premium Portable CiTealaT saw miIlsa
with important imgrogsmants i-Erietioant
WeIch T. GFlHith's circular saws Of sy-
cry size. Noyss' portable aour and corn
milla. with new improvements, with or
without boIts, and general mill furnishings.
A full assortment Of leather aRd rubber
betting, At Wholesale and retail. Superior
shiugie mills.
Clark's Patent Feeder aud Alarm, q sure
preventative Of boiler explosion from low
water steam and water gauges, steam
whistles, finished brass work and engine
trimmings castings and mlIl gearing,
Gates patent screw cutter, best maehin~
lsts' flea, Of our own Importation.
Scales from the small Coulter, to tbs
railroad or weigh lock scale. Also, sugar
mills. letter presses, wprehouse trucks,
etc, We say to the public that our build
tAgH and ether Improvements commenced
last year, are all eompletsd, and In full OPP
sEsti0ny and we are prepared 10 alb all or
aers Ter maehiaery, III entire pnompt.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

SELECT SCHOOL.
THE subscriber would respectfully In.
J. form the people Of Council BaaEs and
adjoining country. that he viii open . Sc
lsct School In dis City, on Wednesday,
the SSth Inst, Tsam 20 eoasist Of Twelve
weeks, at the following rates per schnlar
Spelling, Rssdiag. Writing aud =
Mental ArIth@etie, a. .ss.E...... % 90
Engliah Gtammar, Geography
and Written Arithmetfe, s.,,... 81, 90
Algebra, History, PhilosopAy,
Bethany. Physiology, GrseA Or as
Latin Grammar .ss.ss .sssp .s.s 81 so
Al subscription TO be paid by the aid
die Of the terra. Fifty esats WI be chaTp.
ed each scholar additional for coHtfngaa-
eisa. No deductiea made Bat by special
agTeemeRts OF REotraeted sickness.
The subscriber has devoted several years
TO bis profession, and hattess himself that
he can give general aatlAfaetios to his pat
rpasa Room In Old Odd Fellows Hail on
statsman street. s5E-
April IL, 1883. Il. L. 8. AxTELL.
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Sound the Horn.

~ ~ &@&s#e " &s M&MAEMKNs
M&gKxM d KA A6aERTw
WOULD meas FsapeEEfnlly inEarn the
citix&ha of Council Bluff and YielAity that
they have opened .
C0NPBcTI0NARY 4 FRUIT ST0RE,
sns door wssk Of tia Post Ofsee, whsrs
thsy wiil keep sonstaAtly 90 hAEA, all kinds
plata and fancy Candies g.. g..
Rsisiaa, Figs. Oranges, Lsaas@s, Fasbsrks,
Esgliah WsiHaaa, Almsa&s, 5e.--&ssss
lee CFs@as and Sese TassY.
and many other articles Too numerous to
Eeasion. Call aad KxaHtse our stock, II
yes wish goea aaa fEssh articles =.
May %. '57~u
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C0UxCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
EST4LE attend IL tlss selection and lscs-
IN ton nj lanaa Ia w esEsEn Esaa asua
Nebraska the pagassHt ag ta2es ca lanaa
ok iaoA resi- sntas alsd The eellexkioa sad re-
mfkamkcs uf esAanas -
REFERE NOESt
Dank 0g Pitsslsargh, ExeAanxs Raak,
Messrss kERAeT 4 RAIN, Maasrs. n kfoImas
q scHs, Willis Bo0she, ESQ., Wa. D. ~.
ssys PstsaAasgh. Us
Moneaaaela Rsnk IL awaasaa L.. Tsamaa.
Gin .nsnk u Waghangtan, re-.
OOsAaasFEiai i r baak IL Hafki lsoss,
RaAsAas0s4 ssxdnga Bazas MsaaTss Bnaahaxssll
= Bro Mssgrs. Rohwsk Gsrxek q sseas.. j,
Marsh Smlgh EsQ., MaGkaa pusss, Esa.
Miles, w hass, Esq Msatinaora- lBee
gHo. Thamg@oa. Esqs, New EsEk.J
MasaEs, Caleb Cope q Co., PhiladslnhEa.
Jnc. j. Anderson d Co.. Msssrs. PAGE 4
nAaoB. Lskag, asasGk q Co. e r Vi0lStl
O. CO. MsssFs- nggsn . Rrhsy E&. Leafs )
Cook. Sargent & Dowasy, Hean, VIII,
li4as & CO Hoyt ehsrman = Co, Hoa
Thaas n hensOns jr.s Tpswa. ~
D. q !. IaauTanca Co., Csaxkis Ex. paak
Jacob Bnnn, Esq, Hon. 8. T. Logan, Col
gmo. w illiaEns, Springfield, Eila.
Hon. Wm. Brown, Hon. Richard Yates
3, Elliott, Esq, MassEa. n. 2. AysEi
O. Co., jacksonville, Ills.
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