Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-07
property of all tarpaying citisens-again placed in

property Of all taxpaying citizcns-again placed in
s'ubtful position"
The .0rangeburg Southron is vehement in its cen
spreS of the College students account of their late
insubordination. 1t remarks very sensibly, in the
course of somewhat prolonged article:
It is now high tme xe think that the spirit Of re-
bellion to law and ORDER so eminent among the
youth of our day, should be crushed. Boys should
be made to know that they are boys and not men
without such knowledge Of themselves it is useless
to try to teach them. -.s
The Southron ntimates that this knowledge is only
to be properly impaired them at home and around
the family freside; And We think our contemporary
here strikes the thing exactly The true secret Of
College insubordinaton is lack of home discipline
defect which is at this timo matter of notoriey in
many southern communities. Until parents and
guardians enforce upon the boys committed to their
charge the rules Of propriety and good Manners 1t Is
vain to expect that they will either become good c-
zens or true gentlemen.
The Kcowee Courier breaks ground upon the ques-
ton of the Banks urging, that it should enter into
the pending election of members to the legislature
The Courier reports the sale Of negro woman with
six children, the oldest Of them being only tUelre years
old, the whole seven averaging $625. The property
was sold on credit, but with interest from date
The Camden Weekly Journal givos IN interesting
account of Debating! Club Celebration in Camden
at which several good addresses were delivered, and
which closed with capital dinner with feast OF rea
son, flow of soul and a that sort Of thing Also the
Camden Light Infantry had becn having a dinner
Al r,nhaa fhnk
WARREN, Of the Journal is candidate for Tax Coec
tor, and VIC wish him. success. No candidates ye
announced for the Legislature; but quite nm animated
canvass seems to be going in the municipal elections
The Winnsboro Registcr does not consider the re-
bclious boys at Columbia, Yorkville, and elsewhere
as', as i, generally sad of them. He regards then
peculiarly ,lo,c,-" having not yet reached the poi"
Of capacity to appreciate education"
| The Clarendon Banner is the new paper Of CALTt
! ERWIN which we announced some weeks ago. Th'
FIRST number is now before us, containing the begin
ming of novelette, by Mr. Erwin, md various othe'
original mattor Of interest Mr.. E. is known in Soutf
Carolina as the author of several meritorious tales
His capacity in that department of composition il
evidently good, and VIC shall expect large degree
excellence in the literary cast of the new Banner
Neither do doubt his ability to wcd the pen on gen
cral subjects. The Banner is gladly placed upon ou
exchange list and we shall watch its weelyvsitsto ou
ssnctum with interest and expectation.
The Anderson Gazette announces the fact, that
train on the Rabun Gap Railroad was to run through
from Anderson to Old :Pendloton Depot on tho las
day of the past month. As a consequence the OLE
village is looking up in hopeful gadness; and it il
contemplated to rescusitate the once venerable Pen
dleton Messenger on the strength of these brighten
ing nusDces.