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SANFORD'S
Liver HmVigOPatOP

NEVER DEBILITATEs.
IT is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
i PROM GUMS aud hos become establ shed fact, a
standard Medicine, known and Improved by all
used IT, aud is fesOted 20 with confidence in all the
dsca ges for which II is mmended.
10 has cured thuusandsl with n the last two years
who had up all hopes ot rolei the numerous
unsolicited certificates IN ~ Imy possession show.
The dose must be ad tptedgu tre temperament of the
individual tuktuglt, aud us od IN such quun to
act gently on the bowels. 81
Let the diciuics of yeur < Judgment guide You in the
use of the LIVER N-l=NiGOIRATOlf, aud il
will cure Liver COm- splnints, HiiiOuH At
tncls, Dyspepri az Chronic DinrrhOen,
: M m e r q q m Up laints, Dyseute-
ry, DrOpsyJ SourZ stomach, Hnbitunl
GOstivcness5 GhOl--icy Cholera, ChOlc-
ru AlOrbus, ChOlera, lIhfuutum, Fiatu-
leuce, uuud ! ce s4|Female Weakness
ost aud my he used Sur- |aesstul'y OhDlNA-
kY FAMILY MEDl--'IClNE, 10 viii cure SICK
II y A % G VI T. (as S~Ihousnnds can testifyO IN
TWENTY MINUTES lEr-IrWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONFuLS ARE TAK-@IEN az commencement u
attack.
A N who use II orc giving their testimony n is iayor
w Mix water in the m uth with the lNNlGORAHOR,
and swallow both together
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
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Et0oI NotIfa.
AMEEDMEgg TO THn con

PROPUsBD AMENDMENT no THE CON
HTlTIrlON
Relative 10 mn Amendment tl the Constitution pruvdin
for Aululi Srs ions of the q tnorui Assembly
kfsoiuff tH fie Gfucrai dgeWhH oi flf Mdfe Of one
lhfcir ruhs et THE WeWhus ul aach huufo runrufrine
heteh tot be ani " efe rf1lcaed tni ne eectots Of
the state Do vote at the annual Ocohcr state election
un ihe unprov Qr Witcup ui Vie uinN nN umtndmoni
rs substitute for hr htst tiauso OF we tWouylh sou-
uu ui the nicieul The tunsiuioa of this state
tg Wit " All regular sessions of the eonttW Assembly
shall commence the Monday IN January HNnually
WILLIAM ~. WOODS,
Speaker of the ifuso o kcnfVFiiunitv ives.
MARTIN WElKFR,
April o, 1859. President % The Senate.
SEcRErARy W STATES OFlCE,l
Columbus %. Apul q, leag.
hereby certify that nc grcgons Iqnt Resolution "re
lutive Auondncnt the Constitution providing fo
Annual sas0us OF The Gouettl Asscmby Is attuo copy
A =. RUSSELL,
E1:e6itocts Secretary state.
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NNASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale

MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale
lvt lusuant TO nv tr,ltr OF sale 10 Directed rom
he Cour " Common Pleas eithn aud fm the cbuutv Of
Gu hh t ia state Of Ohio, it an actyp thonn pou-
ting wtproiu Thomas j Fisher rs planlit, ard Emery
Shunied aud Eaiue Shuhold arc dec udants, shan
tou.. trrqer m s. noco AMI thampaln Sreolf Cleveend
said county, he iith dy OF Scpteu u lsbg hotwCeu
tho hours il0 oclHvk NJ and ~ o. lock NJ. Of said
day tn follow ing described lands aud lout nent 10 Wit
Stuato the township Of Chagiiu Falls, q me county
Of N uuon aud state OF no aud is known 10y pat Of lot
Numher SIX Ia the phelns Tract aud Is bounded as fg-
lows wit: Bounded by and Of lhaut Hitch
cuo norh by The land OF John Goodel east by land Of
Nathan Hoha & thomas Fisher, ana the ChagTin liver
south by luud Of said Hobart aud hisher and the Oevt
laud rod nd to ooptan iry three urd one hr acres
kulls, IN the nuy Guy ihugq and Sau OF O o. and
is bounded as .uuws wit North un the land Of Jthn
(oodel Gust on Chag in river south said FISHERS land
west Chauucey Hchcock lend andis all the land
veyed (he Shefeid( by Billings Rathburn,
iraed 10 contain thrtyhreo uores be the same moe or
iess."
Both descriptions embrace the piece parcel Of
land.
Appraised value sst00O -, =
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1859.
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.


THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
wu during tho present soasoa run ,hoi wel known and
popular Line Of
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensburgh g. Ostvceo, aud Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEERLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and 0swego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sEMG-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and intermediate Porte,
Connecting at Osdensburah wilhthe
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central r. II Route,
Between
ORdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at oswego with tho
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bcttreen os,cego, Troy, Albany and Ne1 York
Connecting alsoat Dunkirk with tho
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud form ug a
I "A. DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between DuuRirk, Clrveani and sandushy, and
TRI-wEFKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and Iutsrmediate Ports
e. Property forwarded by tins Line will be subject ia
hut Ons traus1pment
w Merchandise marked IN. T Go. Express y MI al b
over the New York n Ere Railroad, and promptly ior
warded from Dunkirk.
" These Lines connect at Cleveland with the Cieye
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
J. MYERS Agent N y Co No. III broadway N Y, =,
]. l.. WARNER, Agent N r Co, No Cmnties Slp,NN
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. T. Co, No % Sta,e street
A. CUsIIArAN, Agent V c. Line No, los state Street
CiiAs. TAPP AN. cor Gth and Chestnut st., Phla.
| 7. +. CHURCH Agent, Rouse's Point, -, AZ v
G. l. THOMPSON, Treas N. I. Co., Ogdensburgh' NJ
| GEORGE PARKER, Age T.
| HOVEH 4 CRAWFORD, OswegO. N. Y.
| $. ID. CALDWELL, Agent, Duukifk.
| PEL1CN BREED, Cleveland.
| ]. S. CHENQWETH \ co, Cincinnati, o.
! ] MCBETH, Agent Sandusky.
| D.. 4. MA rlIEWS, Agent, Detroit, Mich.
! J. u. CRAWFORD, Mi waukee, Wis.
| q J HALE. ~ '...
McHFNRY & BARKER, Racine, Wis.
| MAIlIER co, Chicago. l.'
| JACOR MAsHBuRNE, Dayenport Iowa.
| II p WTRORG co Fulton City, III.
| N. W GRAHAM & co Cairo, III.
| FIFE MICHAEL, 81. Louis.
| Office Of tho Northern Transp1tation Company(
! Cleveland Feb 18th 1850
marI0Re p. 6fANBERLIN, President.
BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LIN
OF SCREW STEAMERS.
]
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

DR.. AMOS & SON have devoted their attcuiinn eKelu
sye Tins peculiar class Of mala and the teot thei
have consequently been enahedto render their fellow croa
fully testified ami gratefully ackuowcd dgcu y cVn
esceut patients and Others daily arriving ntoWn up W
Of tho country the purpose my of consult
atoms while iheiTe NcrOus have been c ed by the most
signal advantages yet from what they have eNpeeuced u
FIGURING into the Of these Infectious uumoaluis
from their simple condition to that OF The uost dap
and iyeorate, they have always .nterainod IN
possibility Of their prcVe nnn, aud removal aud koWlse
invariably found that h most horrible and malignant iofns
Of disease could almost invariably he ruced 70 one o the
following ignOgnce, neglect tho bid effect 50
unskiul and improper treatment; therefore DIT AMOS
SON have succeeded n Discovering in thes election o.
heir remedies safe euctual and cautious course, omit
ting an combination Of remedies VII ch bear an oquvocal
character well those whose premature Or uudCi us
application might be productive o ad consequences a he
ards Of private individuals. In short tho audabe end o
tsirromedes is the losseung o great mass of human
sery by the alienation relief and Dfevendon Of those
iovous aCturs thar in taly the secret ioeso lie
md which, wlethey eXtonsve surround us sca ulo01
skill and llaIl romeo lm tler eALermnallon-
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Master Commissioned luf allu county.
JOAN " CLAPF ESQ ATTY for Plointin.
ffiavNi land Ausugt "A. 1879. unrl9 .94a.da01

Cisyelsnd. Aasust iS 1850. auel?:2lsdSol
GHERIFF q MASTER COMMlS-
~ SIONEH'S SALE.--puTsuanJ 70 the cOmmani OF an
odor u sale Issued rpm the Court of Common Pleas OF
Cuynhuga connty, tho st John Tennis ct al plain
tins ha uiust Lewis nburt a. defendants direct
ed shall osr r sale at public auction NJ the door Of the
Court House Seneca AVID Ch1mpain srettsl
SCOT, mber 1859 O'Clock p NJ Of said day the 'ollow
ing described lands aud tolcmeuts. to wit Situate
the uwusn OF Chaerin Falls IN the State Of 40. and
which Is also in the county Of Cuyahogu and is known
being part of No % the Phe ps tract, and bound
ed flows, ,gwtt North by land sold by George stock
ing Harmon BaOws cust by Mau street south by the
Top Of tile nth rank Of the rives and running back from
Main street fifiy feet" AppIai. Cd NJ $50 %.
ID. l.. WIGHrMAN, Sheriff,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05

An rsrument fr the of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly knt7u Seminal Weakness &c Cgn be pcrma
ueny cured ffeen days Co twp months by thg use
this INSTRUMENT when used cOnuintly with medicines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05
40 ONE REMEDY is LOUDER

Mo ONE REMEDY rs LOUDER
IN called for bv the necessities Of the American people
than AID safe for feyer and Ague such
edy eab cd 10 oer, with perfect certainty
that 1t will eadica The dise and wi assurance iOuu
ded on proof that no harm can arise from its use in
quantity.
1ht which protects trom prevents this disorder
be Of immense In tho communities which uC-
walls PreUccn Is better than cure. Tor the patient
apes ihe mr. Which he must violent attacks nf this
halefut disemprr. This "CURE " oxp3s the miasmaic
poison u Fever aud Aguo from the and the
u its premonito symptoms. II only the best
edv discovered Erthscss otccmpluuts but
the cheapest The large quantity sIpply DO lar
brings within the reach uf every body bilious DIS
lrcts, where Fever and Ague preys every body suoud
have 1t and and freely both for aud pro-
reach nf ull'he we'll the ri a. superb
Of this remedy any other discovered the
speedy and certau OF Int nittens is that
no unine mineral consequently 1t produces iulsn
utno niu effect whale upon tha unstituiOn
Those cured by ao ot as htaiuy as If they had never
had the diseass.
Fever and Aguc alone the consequence % the mia
matte poison. great variety of disorders arise
lrritnton among which are Neuralgia Rheumatism Gout,
eudache Blindness Tuohuche, EarnChe, Cuturrh, Ast-
ma Papitaiun, Painful AhecIon Of tho Speel. Hyster
les Ppip in the Bow J, COlc, ParalAsS, and Derunge
mOnt Of the stomach all Of whic when originating nths
use. put on the uterut type, become pouolical
This "CURE expcs tho poison from tho blood aud
quenty cures them all uke 1t Is an Invaluable protection
Immigrants persons travelling Ortemp residing
10 tie malu districts. II 70 occasionally daily
white exposed to the Injection that will be rGtcd from
the SYSTEM and caEnut uccum uno sufficient quantity
rpen INTO disease. Hence It j. valuable pro-
lection than cure, aud fw Will suffer from uternt-
tents II they avail t smselyes OF tie protection this
dy affords.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05
A YER'S
A G. u H GU H H.

FOR THE sPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent FeDcr. or Fercr and Ague, Remit
tent Feger, Chill FeUer, Dumb Ague Period
icai Headache or Bilious Headache and Bill
ious FeoerS-indeed, for The l0hoie class Of dis
cases originating in hillary arrangement,
caused By The malaria of miasmatie countries.
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COMMERCIAL.
MoRlg,ss hpasgE,gs ; sss, & RsE'9r' isj

N.. Nfrarnfr scrt 3. 1852
finuR- -saiss 80 bfi r6od saparhnss st7s smsa lots
sxifas at si7s for Michigan to tjias i,r Indiana
wHEAT-ia, declined sgan and closes dull and heavy at
he inside dguro oftodeys sales Hhh are a. follows cas-
rcd tsiU3. cor do at soi ~ bush do free boatd
sis cav uhito ~ 10; cars do s,I car do 81 W.
and car choice do al q is There active demand or
smalois choice quality for se,d and very hgh pcos
paid for superior samples We to-day very enc
saooh Mediterranean which s selling fer this at
G2l
CcRN-Dnll and nominal atT0c,
OATs-saies ~ ye which u the highest figure oblainabe
Tor om any amount, IIN..
BUTrERi IS kegs choice Central At l2'69l3c ~
EG0s-Are sti tending upward. Sales at lealONo.
sEED-Tmoihy is in demand at s2629276 according to
quantity and qualify. N..OI .N .a.
Tho receipts whest for ihs week past will be by the
table below large amounting 900 bus per rail
henides some ejO bus per lake which mostly from De-
ot and Toledo The Detroit boats bring down considerable
quantities trip Tho table does include the amount
Brought BY rail and Consigned through, which amounts to
is76i bush additional The total amount received Tor ihs
commencing Aug 2sih including the receipts per
the Toledo road for Sept st and I'd 3 bu The amount
oi n,ur rareivrd IL as fol1ovres
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COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons in any Of the world may be successfully
treated by fnrwardng correct deailoi theiy So with
remittance for medicines SO
Address Or, AMOS q SON, corner MaiN and Quay-sts.
Buff3lo NJ iansdSwlV2G6
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NEW TBEATNl ENT,
uHhIO ITcdiCaI DisncnsarV
DR., AMOS & SON,

COrntr 1i Nam and Qu0y sifauis RUFFALO, N =.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS in
CA the state who are members Of the Royal college Of
surgeons, London May be consulted fnm O'Clock o.
the morning until at night, tn stage and symptom OF
disease The treatment they adopt is the result upwards
OF thirty pracirG in Europe and erica.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05
BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OF@s4-7zA
~ IalSl Navigation, the PropretorH Af iVTiM
ofthis Line WIN put upon the route nom - -
Buffalo tu Chicaeo seven fiTEt-cass ua1iAzzszstd
l Screw Steamers, Of great strength and speed,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-05
REru & Coon. Pltas, At,,ls sgs2:As
SALE.--~PURSUA

KEITH NooNs fllHs ALLAs tlalE.et9
CHERRIES SALE.--~PURSUANT
- to the command Of order Of sale. issued from IN
Court of Common Pleas OF CuyahOga county, the suit Of
Reuben r. Waters plaintiff aeH s. Wi tam a. Tew ct al
een ants directed shut offer for sale the door
ct tho Court House lcofner of Seneca and Champaln
sous) IN the cry of Cleye.ud m said county ON the y b
lowing oscTbed lands and enements % wit " 81 'unte 10
the township Chngiu Fails, in the state Of Ohio. and
which also IN the county Of CuyahOga, aud know by
bCiag the village Of Chgeru Falls and is bounded
follows to wit Commencing at a point in the west
iue Of Broad sieet sy feet sou'hwardly from where
range street nnd HrOad str ct inforseot and run-
ming wnstwafdy right angles with Brood to the
uo uf land occupied by PhueNs Hall, thence
southwardy aoi said Balls east line ny feet thence
eastway 10 the west lnu Of Broad street. thence uGrt-
waIjlv along the west ne said Broad street m feet to
The Ia uf beginning, he the less, but rub
iect to all legal highways" Apprn ed nt Si6G 90
ID. l. WlGHHMAN, sheriff
n
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ADGIISE KSA,Pl Ia The COuTt o. common Pleas
HopAoE KNAPP. ! Cuyahoga Couaty. Ohio
nN THE 11th DAY OF AUGUST

HopAos KNAPP. ! Cuyahosa Cauaty Ohio
ISIS h d sal IIS@ sdas DA Anaop 1E Sld 5eS s59 Il
the Clers ofce Of ad Cour against said Horace Knapp,
praying for Divorce and change OF uamt and ullegi
fot cause conf smeut OF said Hn59ee N the Peu entiarY
of the State Of Ohio. ADALlNE KNAPP.
pugi2:qq Bv CHAs T. FISH. her sol citor
GHERItt'S SALE.---PURSUANT
~ the command OF order Of sale, issued The
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyah ga county. the u
Edward Whipule, p Uinid ains Joshua J. McClintOck
ct All defendants dirtcte j shal Cxpnso for sale at
public On at the door the Court iOu'o (cnino Of
SEN ca aud Unampain slrees) n The CITY Of Ceye I'd
stid county ON the 18th day Of Sc tember 1850 O.
p NJ Of said day the following described lands .ene-
ments 81 uie in the c0ultv of Cuvaho ga aud
State Ohio AMI known and described being ali Of lot
Seventy fyG Guujner Hailock aloimant il th" village
4 Chsgu Falls, lying south Of 10y decided TO Phneus
Upham sept 3 htO huuuded east south anp west by MAN,
Washington and Franklin streets Uud north by lue
ming 81 feet thence east % degrees north Main
street from 10 tie line of Frnnkn street. and
feet from he line OF Washington street -
Appraised at S3l600
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
pT.aWFsTEE pltW'g ANY nuul2.gi3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21
The Plank Road.

It will afford many Of the people Of this and
tho upper Districts great pleasure, to know that
tho Edse6cld and Hamburg Plank Road is now
undergoing such rapid Improvement As will result
in its entire renewal within twelve month from
this date. Tho plan adopted IS to put down all
lew plank wherever the r9sh is touched. There
is force enough ut work to accomplish ono hundred
and fifty yards per diem, which will DO about two
miles month. In nine mouths sixteen or eighteen
miles will thus be renewed; And there arc noe
ne,rly laid nearly teu miles. So that it may be
safely calculated tnat the whole road will be in
good order 10y tho last of next year. This io good
nows ind For there is lot Doubt, thst this
.oud is one oest works ever undertaken in
Edgefeld. Its present managers deserve high
praise for the determination and energy they have
displayed during the last two yesrs, which has
been the test period Of tho Road's fate. Thanks
to their unaipchns devotion to its interests, it has
stood tho test and is again q success. May every
good citizen lend it his patronage; may the stock
soon become as valuable as it ever WAS and may
President CuaRY long live to see the happy results
,.f lis industrious administration Of the Companys
nt1.;-s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21
A Founding.

Early on the morning Of the 18th instant vigi-
LIANT servant brought into our cottage young and
helpless creature which he had found the side OF
the road at short distance from our gate Strange
10 say it was both healthfal and glesful although
so much exposed, which went to prove that it had
been thus abandoned for only very short time.
No ono was seen near no one had been seen
about that morning;-und no one has since ap-
peared to claim the little charge. Up TO this time,
we have kept the matter entirely quiet, lest we
might unnecessarily expose thing in which the
too curious public has no especial concern. Bu'
now We feel it TO bo our duty to state the circum
stance explicitly. The pitablo object Of this
strsngo treatment has the appearance of being five
or six months old, is female, has very pretty eyes,
and was comfortably but very plainly clad in
course mixture Of wool and hair. The only ether
facts worth mentioning to estsbish ts identity are
theses II nos tail ual 6urks rery ~eN indeed for
;fs ,fDc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21
TO THE MERCHANTS
OF THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, IMPORTERS AND
JOBBERS in the City of Charleston, in view Of
the present excited state of the country, deem it
proper to bring to the notice of tho interior Mer
chants the claims We have to their patronage and
custom. The majority Of us have been long es-
tablshed in business, and from our experience are
well acquainted with the wants Of this section Of
country. All of us hold sentiments in common on
the agitatng question of the day-slavery-and
all oil us desire, us fnr rs practicable to become
commercially independent of the North. We have
no desire to underrnte the energy md enterprise
of tho merchants of Northern cities but we claim
to be able to supply Goods in our respective lines
on as favorable terms, both us to price and credit
as tho merchants Of any city in the Union. We
have facilities for obtaining Goods from Europe
not surpassed by any, and our importations from
abroad are very large notwithstanding the reports
to the contrary, circulated by these who have no
knowledge of what they affirm or whose interests
prompt them to mslead. American Goods we OBJ
tain from the manufacturers on as favorable terms
as my Jubbing merchunts- Of the Northern cities.
Why, then, should VIC not be able to sell nn.ns
favorable terms as Others We are able and de-
termned to do 50, and all we ask Of you is to try
this markedly aside the prejudice for it is only
q prejudice) that your customers prefer Goods
from New York to thntc from Charleston, and
build up and encourage your own scntort AMI
your own merchants, If We cannot do what we
proc,s, you will be subjected to very little incUns
veuience, for opportunities of leaving by railwa,
or Steamer are offered every twelve hours.
Our Stocks will he complete by 'st February
next, and it remains to lie seen how many vi those
who have heretofore purchased all their Goods in
Northern cities will give Charleston Il trial this
Spring.
Charleston, So Ca., December l2lh, 1852.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21
The Charleston Convention in the Sen.
ate.


The Senate was yesterday (says the South Car
Gilman of Friday last,) again engaged in discus
sing the propricty Of any citizens Oft State send
ing delegates to the Charleston Convention. AL
tho defamation, eloquent and forcible though 1t
was, about the corruption that prevails in these
conventions may be true, but where can we 60 to
avoid the contact of corruption? Certainly no hu-
man body IL exempt from it, not even our LegiS-
lature Denunciations could be hoaped with all
ruthfulness and propricty upon that very body for
the log-rolling, csucusns and wire-pulling in
dulged in whenever any election Of Importance
comes up. 1t would not be groat eYaggeration
to say that, in many instances, the minor oflcos
arc mnde 80 much stock in trade for carrying lar
ger ones vet no one should decline holding place
in the State councils because these things occur.
So, also, with our Federal Congress. Yet we find
our very best mon either going thOre or trying to
get thvro. No one thinks any the leSS Of them for
it. Those conventions haro become a part of our
Governnent-they name the msn who are to ill
its most important Offices, and it is much better
that We should 60 thore and contribute our infu-
ence towards securing proper nomination.
Messrs darlington, Moses, Rhett, Wilson and Al
len participated in the discussion. Mr.. Wilson
male lorno very forcble, eloquent and telling re-
marks on the remQteness Of the entire subject mat
ter to the business before the Senate.
Tue discussion has the very contrary effect from
that intended So fnr from the advocates of rep
resentation in the Convention being intimidated
by this attempt at Senatorial rebpko, they arc on
y the more resolved to do so. Nothing is over
accomplished by interference with other peoples
business.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-12-21
Congressional.

Nothing decisive had occurred in Congress up
to last advicce. Mr.. MAsoy's resolution Of cnqui-
~ was still under consideration in the Senate.
Members Of the House we're still delivering them
selves of speeches and sectional sentiments. Mr.
sIcKLEs, of New York, had made patriotic ap-
peal to the North agains the slavery agitation and
in Justification Of the South. Mr.. HICKMAN, Of
PEN, had threatened force in the event of attempted
disuuiun General BoSAAM and others had given
expression to high.;oned southern feelings. The
excitement was rather on the decline. No election
of Speaker yet. The last ballot ON Friday, the
10th, stood as follows:
Sherman III.
Bocock ~.
Boteler 70.