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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
State OF South Carolina.
lBEEVILLE DISTRICT.
~ THE CCM.HON PLEAS.
W ii!iaui .NcC nri.y.

IFaln'neI & Jonrs.
FENHE Plaintiff in the case, having filed his
IL declaration in NV office. aud The Dclen-
dants having neither wives. moi attorneys. on
whom copy o; The said declaration, with rule
10 plead thereto. might be served: Ordered.
that the SAID Defendants DO appear and plead
10 the said declaration. within year and day
from the date ol'lhis order. or final andahsoluic
Judgment will he awarded asainstthem.
JNO. r. LIVINGSTON. C. c.P.
CLERKS Office Dec i6. lcll uqc AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
NO. 40.

ses. but that row ,r,sscs arc hung On
rogues."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02

The New Workers are railing out against
the Bankrup, Law-,hcir cry is Repeal,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02

4 Perfect Turk.-'rhc OsdcnshurS
N. Y, Times gives the following report
Of bisamy case ust tried in ST. Law
renee county. The fellow would inaac
first rate Turk
UiLiium d. Carr. alias Alfred Col.
burn, was arraiened on an indictment f"r
Bigamy. II seems that he was married
some % years since in Vermoni. hut soon
came To this State and was married again
in Massenna in this County. about ~
years since to a respectable wnmau. but,
soon left her and roarned To part, unknown.
About l3 or "a years since hr was married
to Miss Rebeccn Clark. Of Utica. with
whom he lived for some years. aud rr.nov-
ed to DecrfcId. Oneida County. He
continued 10 reside al neer6.hl ill about
le l4lh Of December last, when no 70
moved to West Turin. Lewis county. fur.
nished his family with few provisions.
and in few 'lavs left a wife and fvc or sex
children 10 turn and shift for themselves.
10 brave the rigors Of the fierce winrry
winds-ro suffer with hunger or live on
The charities Of neis ishbors-under the false
prercnce of visiting his father in Connect
cut, hut taking the opposite direction he
soon found himself in Her Majesty's Pro.
vince, and fofSeiiing his FIRST, second. and
vihisl laze socn- a,lsssaas4A iisSs4seaics the
affections and winning the hand Of ano'
,her fair Que; bu, he turrled scarcely long
enough to form an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
leave Of absence. and was next at work
in Canton under the assumed name Of Al
fred Colburn. Some time IN the Spring
he removed TO Madrid. and soon turned
his attentions 10 the daughter of a widow
woman. succeeded in his object. and was
again married. under his assumed cogno.
men. IL was snnu suspected that all was
not right. and he VIVA arrested nj the in-
stance Of few friends OF humanity. aud
committed TO our Jail in Canton-plead
guilty 10 an Indictment found against him
a, the lasl term of The C"un mud was sen-
fenced 70 live years at Auburn State Pri-
son-thc longest Term the law allows. IL
is believed his wives are all living.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02
Commercial.

AUGUSTA EXCHANGE TABLE.
Augusta Insurance aud Banking Co. par.
Bznk OF Augusta. '
Branch Stale OF Gcoisla at Augusta,
Agency Bank OF Brunswick,
Branch Georgia Rail Road,
Mechanics Bank.
Bank of 81. Marys,
Bank of Medgeri!'c par disc.
Bank of the 81. oi Geo. q, Say. par a
Branches OF ditto par
Agency Of ditto. 4, Greensboro par a
Bank of Brunswick, par a
Commercial Bank, u; Nacon, par II
Geo. II. X. ~ Bkg. Co. Athens, par a -
Marine n Fire lns. Dank. Sav. par Il g
Branch Of ditto. al Macon. par
Planters Bank, Savannah. par
Ruckersyilic Banking Comp'y. par
PhGnix Bank of Columbus, . g 10 Z"
Ocmuigce Bank. .G D y"
Central Bauk OF Georgia. Il 20 .'
Central K. K. 81 Bkg. Co. Saw. a 6"
lns Bk OF Columbus. ut Macon. Ia 3 e
Exchange Bank. Brunswick, > n 10
Alabama Notes. 20 a - .
Charleston Banks. par.
Bank OF Camden,
Bank of Georgetown.
Commercial, Columbia,
Merchants, at Cheraw,
Bank OF Hamburg. q
No Sale or Uncer,o:n.
Bank OF Darien aud BIunches.
Bank Of Columbus.
Cha,tahoochee X Road & Banking Company.
Monroe K. Road Il Banking Company.
Planters and Mechanics Bank, Columbus.
Western Bank OF Georgia, 4, Rome
Bank Of fIawkinsville.
Drafts.
On New York. al prem
Charleston,
Savannah. par {! disc.
Philadelphia. n prem.
Lexington, Ky. par
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02

BE CHEERFUL ALWAY.
Since life is brief, o never wear
A cloud upon thy brow;
Erase the flnowed lines Of care
That make thee gloomy now.
Nature. in gloi5ous smiles arrayed,
Invites lheske be gay
Nor Ged,s esl DA,isssge thus degrade
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-02

Be cheerful aud the sullen gloom
That sickens in the sky.
&" i'll disappear-nnd Heaven assume
a golden briIliancy.
We make our daily cares and bring
The sorrows that destroy
When shonld we smile be gay and sing
Life would have no alloy.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-09

IYHg and Democratic resolutions
some,imes assimiIate in words, though
seldom in spirit. Witness the following,
recently adopted at a Wing meeting in
Hudson.
sRrsolped, That JOAN Tyler has de-
ceiyed US once, that is his fault. When
ge decoives as again, it willbo our fault
AT numerous meetings Of farmers, me,
chanics, aud other working men, the fol-
lowing has met with unanimous approy'
al;
Resolved, Tha! we have been deceived
once, by Wing promises OF better times
with two dollars day and rosi beef; TIA
was their fault. lfthey ever again so blink
us, with their hard cider and coonsk'ns
as 10 make as believe them, that will b'
our fault, and we must expect to suheF
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-09

To accommodate large portion ol the read
ing public, and especially in counties where no
democraoic paper circulates, we have again
consented to issue the Ohio Statesman, Extra,
from the first of July until the second Tuesday
of next October, and Que number after the ell
lection, containing the result of the same, at the
very m alerate price ofiihy cents for each sub
scrber aud any one who will take the trouble
to nrocerc six subscribers, shall have the seventh
number sent him for his trouble. In all cases,
payment must be in advance. as the receipt
Of the papor will be receipt for the money.
1t IS not necessary for rs to explain the OBJ
iect of this paper. II is to convey, during an
important period of our political year, reading
matter, important for those who desire infoFma
ttnh on tho subjects proper for discussion, esps'
cially on tho past history of our banks, as well
rs the important news of the times.
The period of the Lxtra Statesman will al
an include the proceedings of tie extra session
of tha Legislature, WHICH commences its session
lhe 25th Of July, and will continue probably
three weeks. We submit this proposition to ou
readers, and we shall in a few days issue thi
Prospectus for circulation and subscribers.
S. g. NJ. IL. MEDARY.
Columbus. Nav 3, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-09
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Hanson L. Penn etal Brown Com.
vs.. Pleas.
! Mordicai Levi. Vendi. Ex.
BY virtue oftbree writs Of KeRditiOHi
ETPonds, 10 me directyd By the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for Brown
/ County Ohio, | will expose to sale, at the
front door ofthe Court house in George
town, on Saturday the 9th day Of August
1912, between the hours Of 10 and 4
O'Clock on said day, the following real es-
tate, 10 wit; A tract Ofland lying and be-
ing in Blown County Ohio, on the waters
Of whiteoak creek, being inBOoker's sur
yey No. ll40 and part IN Trenl's survey
| NO.7l2 bounded and described as follows
to wit; Beginning at a stone on the west
side Of the old state road, CsmpbeII's cor
uer in Applegates line; then south %
west IA pOies to a crooked irOnWOod;
thence south lowest withApplegats's line
33 3 poles to a beech; then west with APP
plegaie's line 10 poles toWhiteoak creek
and crossing it in an angling manner MAJ
king !, II poles from Lank to bank, in all
Is poles te a large beech in Applegates
line; thence south "a east with Richard's
line l37 poles TO a mulbury Oil the south
side Of a drain, corner to the poor house
farm; with line Of the same north 6SA
east 50 poles 10 a beech; thence with aps
other line Of said farm south so east "a
poles TO beech ;;hence north so east 32k
poles to a stone corner TO said poor house
J farm; then with line Of lAe same east
30.7 poles to a sugartree and stone;
, thence with line Of the same south 1t
} east 4S poles TO a whiLeoak and two doss
woods Blair's corner; then with Blair's
5 line south s. east IA poles 10 the creek /;
h then up the creek with its meanders north
42i east IS pOles-rortb 22A west So
e poies, north 65 west 10 poles, crossing
ls the creek 10 crook in boundary branch
(ihe little lynn corner supposed 10 BE-
washed up;) thence north % east up the
: bEapclAla a white walnut; then north %
- west fO~fo!cs 10 the beginnihg--coniaiRi
ing over ls2 acres roods and 5 poles
saying,excepting and reserving out Of the
. above described land, 46 acres 8 roods
anG poles conveyed by Mordcsi Lew
and wife to Richard Richards by Deed
a. dated June 7th, 1887.
N Ordered 10 be sold as the property Of
o, Murdicai Levi, in The above cases--Terml
he cash.
ay JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff.
le CO.
Ae SLcriT's Office, June 29th, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-09
GREAT BRITAIN AND TEXAS.

The long pending treaties between
Great Britain and Texas, were ratified
on the 28th ult.- They consist of a II ca
ty of amity, navigation, and commerce =
treaty undertaking mediation by Greai
Britain, between the republics of Mexi
CO and Texas-ard a treaty granting re.
ciprocal right Of search for the suppress.
ion ofthe African slave ira de,
In,the treaty of mediation, Texas en-
cages TO give Great Britain one million
pounds sterling, if, by her mediation. an
unlimited truce li,all be established with
Mexico within thirty days after the latter
power is informed Of the treaty andalso
permanent peace established within six
months. This one million pounds is a
portion of the present debt due by Mex,
co to Eqgland,--N Y. Zoe. Posi-.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-09

MAMoMET.-Carlyle thus speaks Of the
great orenIal!-"From an early oge he
had been remarked as a thoughtful man.
His companions named bin Al AmlH--
The Faithful A man of truth and tidel'
ity; true in what he did in what he sPake
and thought Thoy noted that he always
meant something. A man rather taclturn
in speech; silent when there was nothing
to be said, BAT, pertinent wise and sincere
when he did speak-always throwing
LIGHT on the matter. This is the only sort
ofsgeech north speaking. Through lie
we lind him to have been regarded as al
together solid, brotherly, genuine man
A serious, sincere character; yet amlable
cordial, companionabe, iocose, oVen-a
good laugh In him wiIhal, there are
men whose laugh is untrue as any thlng
about them-.who cannot laugh. One
hears OF Mahomil's beauty-his line sa'
pacious honest face, brown forid com
7lexiou, beaming black eyes-l somehow
too, like that vein on the brow, which
sweIled up black when he was IN anger
Like the horseshoe vein' in ScOtis Re-
gauntlet 1t was kind orieature in the
| Hashem family, this black, swelling vein
| in the brow; Mahomet had it prominent
as would appear A spontaneous, pass
ionate, vet Just true meaning man! Ful
Of wild fancy FIRE and light; ofwild worth
all uncultured working out his lite-tas
in he depths Of the desert there.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-09
STATE BANK OF ILLtNors.-Tho 81

STATE BANK OF ILLtNoIs.-Tho 81.
Louis Reporter has the foIlowing:
awe have seen letter, dated Spring
field Illinois, July %, which states that an
Injunction has been granteds against the
Slate Bank, and that the notes of that
institution have fallen TO foriy-three cents
ON the dollar. tits expected that there
will be change in the officers OF the
Bank, and that trustees will be apPoimue.a
70 take cba,ge Of lis assets, &c. This
sten should have bean taken long ago.
The moment the State Bank notes began
10 depreciato rapidly, that Institution
sbould have been forced into liquidation
oand The proper means taken to secure
,,Ehe note holders and other credltors.-
I've trust that the swindlng operations OF
lis officers will now be stopped, and what
ever assets are left, will be appropriated
honestly to discharge hs liabilities
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-09
'sBERIFF's SALE.
Foote and Bowler
W.. Brown Com. Pleas.
/ George Bingsman

Foote and Bowler
W.. Brown Com. Pleas.
George Bi6gaman
BY viriue of a writ Of f. fa, et le. ia.
to me directed By the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and Cor Brown County Ohio,
Twill offer for sale, at the front door Of
the CourI house in Georgetown on Satur-
day the 9th Of August lS42, between the
hours Of ten and four O'Clock
on said day the following real
estate, TO wit; one hundred acres
and 10 poles Of land The residue Of the fol-
lowing tract (not heretofore sold TO John
BarngroVer and Joseph Iamltom's heirs)
situated lying and being in Broan CoUn-
iy Ohio on the waters Of whiieoak creek
and bounded aa follows; Beginning at a
stake on whiieoak creek opposite two Gu.
gartree2 and one buckeye, corner to
James Mccall: thence cast 36l poles to
an elm an Ori2ional corner 10 Lewis Book.
er; thence south east 252 poles 10 a
beech; thence by lands Of Lewis Booker,
l7li poles TO two hickories and one
beech; thence ncr,h 3il poles 10 a stake
in whiteosk creek opposite 10 three iron
wood saplines; thence up in said creek
north cast so poles, north II east 81
poles north 10 east 734 poles south Gs
east 2s poles, ,easl 90 polesnor;h So east2(
poles, north 20 east 81 poles north Il
west 26 poles 20 the beginning-contain
ing 20O acres g. 35 poles (for the part sol'
to John Barngroyer, see Book B page
All and 432 and Book G pages 444 anC
445 Of Records in the Recorders oIlic,
Brown County Ohio, and for that sold t.
Joseph Hamil,on's heirs, see Book No.
page 3i6)-the said residue unsold a
aforesaid. being the farm on whic
George Bingaman now lives.
To be sole Os the property Of GaorG
Bingaman, in the above case, Tern
cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff. B. C.
sheriff's Office, June Both, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-09
A NEW VOLUME.
IN SPLENDID STYLE.
July, 1872
Graham's Lady's and Gentle
.,oo,,ge, HEoUa.~iv,o


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this highly popular Magazine (the edition hav
ing mare than doubled ~ less thanssix mouths.)
induce tho proprietor, to CONNIE iee new vol.
nme, with the July number. 1t viii be issued
in the most attractive style, with th. first OF a
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FlRsr AND LAST NOTICE.

ALL tLcsc that know themselves
EAindebted to the undersigned BY book
account or note are requested to come
forward and close the same by cash, on
OF before the fifteenth ofSepember next
as further indulgence can or will not be
giveu,as we must have money. All those
that do not adhere TO this notice may ex,
pect heir accounts and notes left for col
lection in the hands Of proper officers. I
D. & J. TROUT.
Feeshurch. AUGUST 8. 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Michael McCafery
vs.. Brown Com. Pleas.
1D.,.or

Edward Brannon.
By virtue os a writ Off. ia. ct lie. ta.,
TO me directed by the Court of Conmon
Pleas, within and for Brown County Ohio,
/ will offer for sale, at the front door of
the Court house i'll Georgetown, on Sat
urday the 9th day ofAugust 1912, between
the hours of 10 and O'Clock on said
day, the following real estate, to wit, the
undivided one sixth part of all that tract
of land-Beginning at stake near
buckeye and two beeches, northwest cor
ner 10 Elizabeth Johns, running with her
line south 1923 poles TO stake, north
west corner Of Isaac McCune; then with
his line west $50 poles 10 stake in the
origional line between surveys No. I2o1
and No. 2Ol7 and north west corner tc
jMcCun e then with said line north lO2'
poles to three large blackoaks origiona
corner 10 surveyNo. 20i7 ;thence with tn
old line east $50 poles to the beginning
containing 1854 acres-Being in William
Payn's survey No. 20l7.
TO be sold as the property ot DeIen
| dant in the above care-Terms cash.
JOHNJ. HIGGINS, Sheriff. B, o.
sherif's Office, June 29th, lS42.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-09
A EIGHT BY TIE TEXLANs.
rhe Cincinnati Enquirer says:

The Cincinnati Enquirer says:
Texas. We leara from the N. Orleans
Pcayuue Of the 20h inst, that Gen Da-
Wis, Commanded Of the Pexian forces at
Lipan, has had an engagement with the
Mexicans. The force of the latter was
estimated at 700, andaof the former 200
spen. Mexcaus killed and wounded, 30;
Texisns, none. The Mexicans retreat
cd. A bill has passed the Texian House
of Representatives, to raise supplies foT
the invasion Of Mexico. The PresldonI
is made Commander, in pers9n, Of the
army. Gen. Houston is opposed 10 OF!
feasive warfare, but a large msloFiiy OF
ihe people are in.its favor.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-09
New hlan of Ohio.

Ths subscribers propose publishing no" eal
ton of their map Of the State of Ohio
This Map is compiled from rho Surveys IN tht
Srrvovor Generals Office at Cincinnati npart
bv Mr.. Samuel Morrison, whose skill as
draughtsman, experience and known accuracy
are fully attested, not only by the preseht ouf-
vevor Geaeral, but confirmed by the Ssft'neatt
hereunto attached, of Robert L Ly tles Esq, lne ne
nrodecessor of Mr.. Hames: and will EXHIBIT the
sections, fractional Sections, virginia M'lllory
STryevs. principal roads, Public works and con-
tnnrlated public improvements, together witt
the Lakes, Rivers, Indian Reservation, countle:
royns. cities and villages, which viii be lait
down with the greatest possible accuracy.
1,here is no doubt that this map will contain
,Lo Most minute and authentic information o
INV state map ever published. Ono OF the pro
nrietors has visited evevy county in the State, TO
,he nurpose O. gathering every Information requs
| ;te. TO insure correctness. This fact of itself
l,yill necessarily give assurance to those VINO ma
potronize the map, that for real Gutility, 1t mus
supersede any mapgot up East, for the purpos
of state, bulwiinout the advantage of the PEI
aonnl inspection and labor that has been bestow
ed exclusively on this.
The size Of the map will be between and
feet square, neatly colored in counties, mountt
and vanished aud soldto subscribers at the 10
7 price of six dollars.
i Agents or companies taking ten copies, wi
he allowed deduction offorty per cent.
+ DOOLlTTLE & MUNSON.
! Engravers and map publishers, Cincnaa
f have examined the com mpilations made ifo
: tho public surveys in this Office by Mr.. Morrison
I: for Messrs. Doolittie & MunsOn, who are anp az,
I to publish sectional map uf the state ol va.
and so far as they relate TO the public SyTT9y
theyare correct ROBEKt l.
: Surveyor Generals Cincinnati
Ar..a. .1QdT
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-09

THE Fourteenth Volume Of the GEN will be
commenced on Saturday the Eighth QfJanuary,
1912. For the liberal favor which our publcn-
ton has received during the thireeny years Of its
existence, ,ourpatrons have our unaffected thanks
We again renew our solicitations for subscrip-
tions 10 the ensuing volume, with the conf
dence that all who subscribe, will be satishe.'
that they receive in return for the small eXpens'
far greater value. We rc-assure tho publ
that we shall be untiring in our exertions t.
render tho GEM volume ofnterest and utill
ty, a fund Of amusement and of substantial an'
lasting Us sefulness.
Z We shall print large edition, and shall b'
able to supply new subscribers from the com
mencement of the volume, at any time within
the current year.
TERMS-as heretofore to those that call al
tbe Office ct ,95 ;-and to Mail subscribers, ,O'
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R6uaEsrER, N. Y, November, 1911.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-09

Hazon Kimble and Olivia Kimble his wife,.
Prssly X. Davidson, Clarssa Davidson Sarah
Davidson and Mary Davidson,
WILL TAXI NOTICE, .,r ~, Z. y
That petition was fled against them on Inc
18th day of June A. D. 1912, in the court OF
Common Pleus Of Brown county Ohio,by Green-
wood X. Davidson, and is now pending, Wnelein
the said Greenwood X Davidson demands par,
tition of two hundred and seven acres one IoOd
and thirty eight poles of lSnd yins
ty, of which Daniel Davidson u,o" n ,Ss 0,Ts y
T,Sn 1ohn S Eroyn BY No 3S72 and that application
1omn w ,,de. at the next term of said court, BY
VIII u;d oG GfcenwoOd X. Davidson for an orier cl
Inc ,ti,ion sH and sssgnment OF dover in the said
PPTTeH%T.ESsNwooD X. DAVIDSON, Petitioner
6NVD nN,1 G. DEvoRE, Attorney.
June 18th, 1872. S' 'ift ~