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C A N D / d A I Z S..

r. We are authorized to aan-
nounce N. L. GRIFFIN Esq. as a Can:
.didate for the Senate, at the ensuing. .elee-
lion. 8, @-s f1ssttsEs; ti''i
r We are authorized 4 ia, ali an. g !.
nouucc Col. JOHN BAUSKETT as a.,
Candidate for the Senate, al tie ensuing
election. Feb s5 stesssgG5 s. /.
We are authorized to an
uounce Capt TH0S ). .HIBBLER, asa
candidate for rhe Senate, a. tie ensuins;
election. March 4 lea -.
he-friends Of Col. JoHN QUATTLgi:s.s Z.
BuA announce him as cand for tho
office OF Tux 6Ilsetor, nj iiie aexIfe
ton. Sep 3 Q -: Y. 49,. 80
We are authorized 10, announco
LEVI r. Wilson. as candidate lur.lhes
Office of Tax Collector al the next elecliun.
Feb. 20 q 4. te. .t-..,t.ssp 5 ms
1S The friends Of Lieut., JANE B.
HARRIS, announce him as capdidate FOR
he office of TAX Collector at the mex, cleo
lisn. .,,,.,.....-,. -,
FWe are authorized TO announce
MARSHAL r. SMITH as a, candidate
for Tax Collector at The nexl, election.
Dec "a If as,..,.,s.. 4Sis
GF'rhe friends Of SAMPSON B.. MAYS
aunouncehim as candidate for The Office
Of Tax Collector at The next election.
Oct.3 If ~
GPThe friends Of Maj. S. C. Scorr
announce him rs u candidate ,fcrar4ax
Collector at the ensuing election. aa2 :; a.s
Nov q. ~ s.j IT.. Ill
O. The friends of EpMuNp MoRR1s
Esq, announce him as candidate.for The
Office of Tax Collector al he next election.
Nov 6. If al.
GFWe are authorized 10 announcc Col.
JOHN I'LL as Il Candidate for Ordinary; at
the next election IL il ,s5
~ We are authorized to announce
NJ. GRAHAM. ESQ.,. as candidate for
Ordinary of Edse6eld District, at the
next election. @ @,J,sGff
Feb. 7 2l.J
~We;re authorized 10 announce Ma
ior JOHN B. HOLMES asa candidate
for The House Of Representatives, at the
next election. Mayo te Is
@We are authorizedlo announce B.
G. YANCEY, as candidate for the Legisa-
tuie, at the ensuing election. Jan2a-le i
We are authorized 10 announce COL
S. BRuoKs. as candidate for the House
al the ensuing election. Feb s5 te s.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
DOBY. ESQ.,, as a candidate for the lie.
gislaiure atlhe ensuing elec,ion.,sy II as,.
February a ~ e1aif as2
We are authorized 10 announce DAM
IEIHoLLANp, Esq. as a candidate fohhe/
House of Representatives, a. the eDsuins
election. Feb. 25 ,e l&;5
We are authorized 10 announce OLTER
TowLEs, Esq, as a candidate lSs :ho
House of Representatives, at the ,nsulug
election laa Feb s5 tte =. =
We are authorized 10 announce Col,
ARTHUR SrMrKrNs as eaDdiate FOR tho
House of Representatives, o tse ensu'ns
election. .,....., 80: -. -. Z; z,
Feb 25. te3
We are authorized To- announce Capt.
JOHN r. WEVER AZ q candidate ts'lI' ior
the House Of Representatives, YES at .ns sa9' 1eH'
election. ~ ~ onssS .lHI's.;. SO 3 ssss.e
To the Independents Voters OF
Eage6eld District 9!
EeUoo Citi=eas:-Conuary toithe adj
vice and wishes of; nytfriends Ioaer my
self AZ a Candidate for The ofhce.of Tax
Collector, and solicl, your .suffaees.,t: II
elected. which do NOT expeetto pc, VIII
dischargethe duties oflhe oiHeeltothe best
= ~ JOHN J.sMcGOILOUGH...
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
In the CUurt of OrdinarY.

LD'IC iLLD Dl'9 hiC L,
IN the COurt IF Ordinary.
Austin Rowe and otI,rs,
Arp!i'ts, cS. Mary Rove
aud others. De'ts.
ET appearing 10 my satisfaction that
L Andrew Jackson Rowe, lives beyond
The limits of this SIac, il is lhei cfore or
dercj that he dn appear aud object TO The
division or salo oItI'e real esIale of VIM.
b Rowe, deceased, OIL or beIUre The tirsl
Monday in September next, or their con-
sent To the same will he entered Of record.
Given under my hand Il! my office, %
June, 1916.
JOHN HILL, o. L. u.
June 81, 1916 l2w l9
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State of South Carolina

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
A LIEN LITTLE, living five miles from
IA Richardson's. Post Office, aud about Two
miles from Red Bank Church. tolled before me
uGREY MARE, supposed 10 be II Of l3 years
old, about Is hands high. and appraised at ten
dollars. HARDY WHITE, Wagistrate.9
JulYS lam4m3 "a "a
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Notice.

YHyHIS is 10 forbid all persons from trading
Il for a Note, given by me. to Alfred May
for Forty Dollars, date not recoliecled, but some
time abou, the first of January lS45. or the
twenty.fifth Of December, l944, as do not in'
tend to pay it unless compelled by law:
Also, one other Note, given by me to Samuel
Nix. for twenty dollars, date not recolected'
as do NOT ntend.to pay said note, unless com,
PEELED by law. as the property was NOT sound
for which it was given.
,s.r .,# MALACHI STEVENS.
Lowndes County, Alabama July 2, loa6.
July Is st %
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Drs. Minis & Addison,

DrS. Mln1S IL Add1sGMs
"AVING associated themselves IN the
u. .E Practice of Medicine aud surge
ry offer their professional services to the CIT
izens of Edgefeld and vicinity.
Offices, first two doors next 10 Compty's
Hotel. 5EDW.'D. ]. MINIS,
mo SIC -. JOS. A. ADDISON
Julye If "a
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Satldgery and Harness
ESTABLISHMENT.

| take great. pleasure in
returning to my patrons and
friends in general, my sim
cere thanks. for their very
'!bf raj patronage during the
past year | wonld also,
take this ppollllnity TO in
form them, that | shall still
cn,lin,Ie IN carry ON INV bu
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Felloo Citizens :-Contrary tolthe ad-
vice and wishes of; myifriends: Iofer my
self a. q Candidate for The office.of Tax
Collector, and solicit your .suiifaees.T: Il
elee,eti. which do not expedite be- IWill
discharge the duties ofthe ofhcetotthe best
of my abilities. :. ~ afia - 1ag
= 81 JOHN J.sMcGOIhOUGH..
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

DANCING AND SWIMMING. A German Jour-
nal remarks that among the curiosties of Wen
ma may be reckoned, without contradiction, the
great hall called the "Sophia Hall, }" which has
recently been opened, and the rich decora-
lions of which have attracted the admiration
OF the public. 1t is made to serve according
to the season, for dancing hall, or for bathing
rooms, and swimming school, with an i'm
mense basin, capable of holding a thousand
hectolitres of water. In winter, five hundred
couples of dancers, and three times as many
spectators can move about in it without diff
Guilty. What is more remarkable is, that but
seven hours are required to transform the
swimming hall into ball room.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

VISITORS AT THE WHITE HOUSE. a son of
Sir Robert Peel was among the visitors at the
White House on Wednesday evening, with the
British and French Ministers. Mr.. Jennifer,
late minister to Austria, was in the circle a.
round Mrs. Polk, and Willis, whom report says,
is looking to post to diplomacy, supported
him on the right.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

New COUNTERFEIT. Counterfeit notes Of
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of friedrich,
Maryland, Of the denomination of ten dollars,
dated 18th August, l945, and signed Tbs. w.
Morgan, Cashier; Vim. Tyler, President; not
named in the "Detector, i" and so well execut-
ed as to deceive casual observers, are in crcu-
lation in Washington, ofwhch those interested
will beware.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

SUICIDE AT NORFOLK. A man calling him
self Edward B. Sullivan, but whose real name
is supposed to be Edward B. Lewis, late of
Washington city, committed suicide at Norfolk
on "Wednesday, by shooting himself, while la
boring under fit of delirium, produced by in
temperance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

The MEXICAN STEAMERS. The Courier and
Enquirer, in reference to the Mexican steamers,
says they may change colors again in Havana,
but they cannot according to the usage of ma.
tons, receive any additions to their equipment:
or crew. We do not think it possible they will
venture forth as Mexican cruizers, though the
prize be tempting.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

IRE NATIONAL FAIR. The National Intelli.
genoer gives further report of the articles al
the late Notional Fair, from which we con.
dense the following:
1--WE were called upGn to notice some truly
American Cigars, maRufactured at Baltimore
by Armstrong s. Thornton, from tobacco
grown in Florida. We do not profess to be a
Judge of the article, but those who do speak in
lis praise.
There was variety of fine Chemical prepa-
ratious from A. G.. Cole s. Co. Baltimore
The Baltimore Chrome Works exhibit a very
beautiful specimen of Chromate of Potash.
There is a highly-fn;shed Coach, by Samuel
Childs, Baltimore, which we think cheap at
the price attached to it. There is also an ele-
giant Coach by Curett s. Son, Baltimore.
Among the ingeniovs machines, for various
purposes, which had previously escaped our
notice, were the Portable Tubular Steam PEN
etrator, invented by d. B. Smith * CO., Balti-
more, and an ingenious Sausage Cutter, on the
Centrifugal principle" by Z. d. Tippett,
Georgetown.
Among articles of Immediate domestic utli-
ty we noticed Hayward, Fox S. Cos (Balt-
IHore) Cooking Range, and a BalSeoven and
Rooster by A. H. Reir, Baltimore: and Reiri-
geIators by Joseph III. hewitt, Washington.
Mr.. Butterworth, of Baltimore, exhibited ex-
tenslve samples of Tin Ware; Hayward, Fox
< Co., of Baltimore, handsome Cast Iron
Settee; F. Neylor, Of Washington, Dish Co.
vers and Tin Ware; the Mount Savage Com
pany OF Maryland, an assortment Of Carpen-
tets Tools; Manning s Lee, of Baltimore, a
variety Of Hinges; and E. Pratt & Co, of Bal
tlmore, fine specimens Of Nails, manufactured
from Baltimore ORE"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

ga STITCH IN TINE" The following toast
was given by Gen. J. S, Tyler at the recent
dinner of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company in Boston:
"lhe american Taylor He has taught the
Mexlcans, who have punned upon his name,
that ne knows that stitch in time saves nine, u
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

COMMODORE WADswoRTH. 1t is stated in
private letters from Washington, that Com.
Wadsworth, who is at the head of one of the
Naval Bureaus, is so sick as to leave little or
no hopes of his recovery.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

CONNECTICUT, The report and resolutions
approving of the course of the President and
Congress relative to the war with Mexico, were
passed in the House of Representatives on the
29th' There were in the affirmative 1893, in
the negative 0. This, says the Hartford Times
was proud vote for old Connecticut She is
heart and hand with her country.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLIES. Both BRAN
shes of the General Assembly Of the Presbyte-
gian Church have adjourned. The New School
will meet in Cincinnati on the third Tuesday
in May, next year, and the Old School will
meet next Year at Richmond, Va.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

SEvENrY-Sx. Another old Jersey Blue
has been gathered to his fathers-Robert Lee
vrck, of Cumberland county, who died on the
18th ult., aged 81. He served over 4 years
under Washington, and was in several en-
gagements. ......... ..
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

The OvERPAID Duties TO ENGLAND. The
amount reimbursed by the British government on
account of overpaid duties by the merchants of
this country, as arranged recently by the two
countries is reported by the Union to be ESQ.,
900, or between four and five hundred thousand
dollars.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

! ines or Tess make sQuare--if an adVUrtisemeRt
Is ten lines, the price will be w proportion.
advertisements are payable at the time of their
zOn.
iTHE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
5aper, containing all the select matter of the
i published every Saturday morning, at tbs low
7f 81 per amRum.
5All papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
which the advance payment expires.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

SAILORS RIGHrs. In the United States Cir
cult Court, at Boston, on Friday, Holden Amy,
master of the ship Ann, was mulcted in s270,
and costs, at the suit of Isaac R. Fay, former
ly a seaman on board of defendants vessel, for
unwarrantaby leaving him in foreign port.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

DECLINED. The Hen John H. Ewing, the
Wing representative in Congress from Wash
ington and Beaver counties, Pa, has declined
a denomination for that Office
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The Doc AND HIS MASTER. a letter from
the army of Gen. Taylor says: "On the field
was found dog, lying by the body of his mas
ter. No entreatles could prevail on him to
leave he body of him who in life had carress-
ed him.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

TEMPERANCE. Mr.. Hawkins, the celebrat-
cd Washngtonan, is drawing large audiences
in Montreal ....
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

FIRE. The residence of Captain Matthews,
IN Christiana Hundred, about four miles from
Wilmington, Del. was destroyed by fire, on
Tuesday night last. Insured for 81, 500.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-06

CARLISLE STATESMAN. Mr.. c. T. Hinck-
icy, formerly of Baltimore, has become the
editor ofthe Carlisle Statesman, spirited lit
tie journal.
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1916.

ty, and then made to myself an oath never to
marry any one except the man who aided me in
the most miserable moment ofmy life. =
lngTate!" added Madame de la Tour, giving
her hand to her husband, who yet came no near
er to her who wished olove and enrich him.-
sbut, sir, do you never go into the worsdl-
DO you not attend shows and concerts? All! if
| had known your name!"
So saying the new bride detached fronl her
heck collar Of rubieS, and drew from q small
Tag of silk, which was attached to it, crown
of hundred sous, set in gold.
"This is the very one," said she, putting it
into Frederic's hands. "At the sight of this
crown | was furnished with sufficient bread 10
support me till the next day, and also obtain
ed credit for few hours. The next DAYS things
were 80 arranged that was able to preserve
your crown, 1t has never left me. All! how
happy | was when1 met you about a month a
go! With whatguickness did stop my horses
leaned over the carriage door, and to attract
your attention, seized upon the first pretcxt
which presented itself to me! | had but one
fear 81 | feared that yOu might
be married. If that had been the case, you
would have known nothing Of this story, and
poor Lady Melvll would have enriched you in
secret; SHE would have returned TO England,
where she would have grown old in seclusion,
at her castle in Waleen
Frederic let 90 of his wfe's hands, he let
fall from hic grasp the embroidered muslin of
her night dress, and .eezed the crown, TIE cause
of his fortune andhis happiness
$50 you see" continued Madame de Ia Tour,
$50 you see that / aninot fairy. On the con
traTY it is you who have given me a talisman,' y
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a ss,asfq or HERALD, Capt Russell, or JEW
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1sssksakzzA24Gnext morning, after a comfortable
nights sleep, at O'Clock; thence up James River,
with its beautiful scenery, in daylight, in steamboat
a Aa-sza CURTIS PECK, Capt. Davis, or steam
HSzE1J tssSzsuS boat ALICE, Capt Skinner, to City
1EsssshaSahA- Point Railroad, (all the above boats
and road being now in good order, under the COM
mand of skiltul and polite commanders,) TO Pc
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ST.. JUAN DE ULLoA. A shipmaster of New
Orleans, lately from Vera Cruz, reports that
when he was there he inspected the castle Of
St. Juan de Ulloa and saw cannon Of lS2
pounds cahbre, which with forty or fifty Paix.
han guns, are now mounted On that Fortress
The beach where the French landed is likewis;
completely fortified
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Ike JOited for the American Republican,
FIRST SESSION of the 29ih CONGRESS.
WAsHINcToN, Jan. so, 1916,
There was no session Of the Senate to-day,

Nv - 'As ny ihI-t n lt1l1+N L - ' AAAc'
As soon AS the journal was read,
Mr., Baker Of H., rose TO a correction Of the
report OF hls Icmaras, il one particular, as cou-
tanned in the Union lie wog reprcs nted "a;
saying that me had voted Tor MI. Polk, and
should support his adnMnistfatlon--the truth
was dI4mUlucaiy the reverse: lac voted for
Henry Clay, and would rather have becn de-
tcItet Win him than successful with any body
else.
The various committees were called upon for
reports, and good many were made, but
manly OF private interest.
The committee on Revenue affairs reported
bill opproprlaung $4,000 for erecting monu-
ment 10 he memory of Gen. Warren
After the reports were disposed of, the House
resolved itself into committee of the Whole on
Oregon.
Mr.. Hoge, of Illinois, made spirited effort
in behalf of the Notice. lie especially attract
ed attention from the aptness Of his comments
upon the course Of South Carolina and Virgil
MIA on this question. Upon the peculiar De-
mocIatic principles of the former State he
dwclt at some length, and expressed his graft
hcatlon at the change in one respect which had
taken place in the Palmetto State, from great
rashness to uncommon moderation, sc.
Mr.. Wick of la. amused the committee
with many of the peculiarties of Western ora
tory. He endorsed the views of all who went
for the notice.
Mr.. Johnson Of Tenn. next secured the floor,
but u question was started whether he obtain
ed it i4irly-thus, MIR. j., as has been good
deal praclised, got the eye Of the Chairman
by placing himself near to Mr.. Wick, instead
OF rising from his own seat.
The Chairman decided, and was sustained
therein, that the practice had the sanction of
custom.
Mr.. Hopkins of Va. moved, at this point,
the rising Of the committee, and the motion
prevailed.
The House again resolved itself into com
mittec, and took up the Senate bill for estab
fishing tho mail in Texas.
The bill was read and reported back TO the
House un-amended. The question being on
its passage,
Mr.. Culver of n. Y. opposed the same, in
an argument against the constitutionality Of
the act anneXing Texas, and thence deducng
the unconsttutionalty of all subsequent mea-
sures thereon depending.
Mr.. Mcconnell of Ala. replied in short
speech characterised by his peculiar style,
The bill was then passed without division,
and the House adjourned