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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13
5g- See Agricultural Corner.
Omission.

Inadvertently, wo omitted to state in our OBJ
seryatious of last week iu regard to boys carrying
weapons that the teachers in our Male Academy
had already begun, with their accustomed energy,
to ferret out offenders and correct tho evil. We
know they will do it thoroughly. Itis unnOcessa-
ry to add that they will be sustained in their
efforts bv the united voice of the Trustees.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13

ses- The story of tho cats .hat fought AMI left
nothing hu: spot Of grease is old; but we have
only just heard for the fr,t time, through the
KmirkerLorkcr Of "that unfortunate individual
who blew himself out through his noso entirely,
and left nothing but hole in his handkerchief"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13
Fleming 4 Co.

Ali persons wishing to purchase fret rate pro-
visions IN fair terms. are advised t" notice the ad.
v,r.isem.uL Of T. W FLEMISG 4 Co. This firm
doc. substantial business. dealing only IN arti'
cl,s tla, will bear the test of scrutiny. Such
a.ur, Lrm:, lard, corn, and sweet inhldling mrHl
rs ,hcv sell, Gun with difficulty be found elsewhere
They nov havc superior stock of these desirable
srppIirs
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13

10" We are requested to say that by an acci-
dental omission tho names Of JAMES A. RAD
rurp. Henry &. ARTHUR and L. h. GLOVER were
not upon tho list Of "p6 Rifemon," lnteiy pub
lished. Tho omission arose from the fact that tho
Orderly Sergeant never received correct copy of
the names of the volunteers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13

IycgyplARlsM.-Ih elegant dwelling house
Of Thos. A<hby, jr., ESP, situated about n'nc
miles below this towl, was cntir''ly consumed
by fire on Monday night. the 18th uit., him
s.lt and wife barely escaping an awful death.
;, negro carpenter, the property OF Mrs.
McInlyre, of Marion ia the employment Of
Mr.. A., had been ,:',ity Of stealing some tools.
which he acknowledged and for which nc was
not punished. ..
That night the house was fired, and an at,
,rmn, was made to fire The mi!lers house,
which failed. y peculiar track, connected
with other evidence, liked suspicion on the
carpenter, wEo prc,cuds to be very pioua, per-
han, breaches. He once confessed the crime
now denies it. The trial WAS to have taken
place Observation-Disclosures S2nthcrner.
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. ARREST OF CurxTEhrElrEES. The detcc-
tive Polirr have arrested and imprisoned at
Bull.In. n T., one Andrews and his nssori
arr.. WHOM Hey caught III the net OF making
- ,,,,.n;,.r:,lr If Aver. Cntlnrric Pills. Their
detection was ACCOMPLISHED at Tic instance ol
Mrssrs j. c. Aver & Co., Of Lowell, Mass,
who have shown Il commendablo energy sud
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13

THE TEXAS WREAr CRop.-The Galveston
Ciri!iaa, Of the 22d ultimo, has the follow.
ing:
The wheat crop of Northern Texas is rep
resented MS unusually promising. A larger
amount uf land has been devoted to the crop
than ever before: while the season has been
highly favorable, and the plant is well ad-
yanced and thrifty. The crop is now regard
cd as almost beyond danger, and al early
harvest is confidently expected.
The Jefferson (Cass county, Herald, of the
10Th utimo, says:
We are informed by persons recently from
the upper counties that the prospect is fine
for All unusually large crop of wheat. a grea-
ter breadth has been Sown than ever before
and the growth is astoni>hlngly luxuriant
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13

ATTENrrEn INsrERgrrloy.-W have lust
received news from s!c!ienlry, Alabama, that
a most damnab!c plot has been detected in
tha, ncighborhood. The negroes were fur
n:shc'l viii! ar'rs and ammunition hv white
inccn!iarirs, for the purpose of scrvilc nsur.
rcction. The whole plot was fortunately dis.
cpvrre'! in time. These whi:,. Gcnds in human
shape, who prompt the happy and contentcd
negro TO deeds Of blood aud violence, should
he dealt with to the extreme penalty Of the
law.-Atlanta Intelligcncer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13

COMMISSIONER TO TRANcE.-'rbe New Or
leans C.mmercia! Bulletin understands that
Judge P. A. Rost, II that State, has been
app,nlrd by President Davis. and confirmed
by Congress. rs Commissioner from tue Con-
leGcrate States to France. This is an excel
lent appointment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13

DEATH or MEs. +. a. TsADEwEIr-Wc
regret to state that Ibis lady, whose calamity
Ne '."tced q few days since, expired yrstcr-
day. from thu effects. She leaves a lar 20 cir.
cl %! ardent Ircn's and devoted relations.
III" ACCIDENT. with ,s sad termination, is
;.:,i'';i. &c most !aln"nc that La. ever &c.
Cured in oar city.--Sou'h Carolinran, 5th
Instant;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13

SrDpry DEArl,s.-A STRANGE ColNc!nEScE.
We learn that on Saturday evening last,
Mr.. John Bradley, ali agcd and much respect,
ed citizen Of this District, suddenly droppe!
de ul while in III" act of shaving. h" sister
nj the deceased was immediately sent Tor,
WHO on reaching the room Of her brother,
t.;nte,l and died ia !, few mcments.-Abbc'
Vile Banner, 9th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13

eas~ Th. correspondent Of the Charleston Her-
curry, from Montgomery, writes that President: BAL
Wis has vetoed the act OF the Southern Congress in
relation to tho African slave trade. We see no
changes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13

North Cur..Iiua Convention Election.
RALEIGH, NC, March 9.---fbe State las
vo;,.l against holding a convention by about
sne ;!lu!s>ar,l majority. Tie nlclnLcrs elect
el ar. Two - ollie for Union.
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Shingles, Boards, &c.

yUylIE Subscriber will furnish tn order and de-
4 liver liEWED TIMBER, BOARDS, SHIN.
Giles, LATlIS, &C., at the usual prices, und will
fill all orders promptly. He promises satisfaction
to all who may fnvor him with their patronage.
lie may at ull times be found at hir fathers resi-
dencc four miles from Edgefeld G. II
L. DELOACH.
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In n bad IiI.

An Aluhams exchange says: " An editor in the
western part of the State is in II fix. He lunncd
a subscriber for his subscription, who refused TO
pay, and threatened to auX the editor il he stopped
tho paper"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13

Gss- Two comets are now looked for by astron.
oulcrs-thc De yico comet, which appeared in
1855, and tho celebrated comet Of Charles y.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13
louisiana State Convention.

New ORLEASs, March S.-Thc convention,
to-day, in secret session, transferred TO the
Confederate States five hundred and thirty
six Thousand ;luliars the SUN Of collection
fi,,: ci>ton> at tbs port, and Of bullion in
the III ut at this city.
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Martial Law.

Governor PrcKxxs bss placed Fort Johnson,
and hulr mile nl around the Fort, under martial
law. Sullival's IssLi hns been under martial
law for some time.
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Ube A6btftlset.
ARTHUR sIMKINs, EDITOR.
49, - -
WEDNESDAY, MAR. l3, 1861.
Religious Notice.

Rev. j. +. McMoRHls, D. D., will deliver n
discourse appropriate to the times, in the Court
House next Sunday, the 18th inst, Mt IL o'clock,
A. NJ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13
OBITUARY.

DEp4nrrp this life, in this Village, on the 5th
inst, of Consumption, MRS. JANE N. WOOD
RUFF, wife CT Mr.. SAMUEL WooDnrrT, in tho
10Th year Vt hcr nyc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13
96 Rifeman. Attention.

NIOU will appear at Edgefeld C.. H., on Satur-
4 day the 10th day OF March inst, TO elect
commissioned and non. Commissioned Officers. It
is desired that all the members Of the Company
should attend promptly.
TIIOS. G. BACON, Col. 7th Rcg't.
JAS. 4. DuzlEE, Let Sergt rs Rilemcn.
Mur Is II 10
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Mar 13
Notice.

g. Ii persons having demands agairst tho Es-
IA tate of Rosva Blaloek, deed, will pleu.e
hand them 10 10 me. properly aitestcd, inimedi-
ately. +. K. BLaLeCK, Ex'or.
Mur9 If 10
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AnKASsAs.-A dispatch dated the I'd, at
Little Rock. states the majority for Conven-
lion at $50. This majority looks like Sc
rr SSnn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13

THE BLUE RIDGE RArLnoAp.-The grading
on the railroad between Walhalla and Pendle.
ton is nearly all done, with the exception Of
the Shiloh Gut" which seems TO have been
an Egyptian task.
The bridge across Seneca will he completed
by the middle of March, so say some of the
work,nen, and We think it quite probable, as
they have reached the water by this time.
The greater part Of the timberS have been
luid down ready for the iron.
The depot at this place is up and we hope
the time is not fur distant when the snorting
of the iron horse will be heard here contigu.
ous to the mountains-W Walhalla Banner.
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promrtitude in protecting the public from i'm
p sition through spurious limitations of their
invaluable medicines.
Dccr. Ayers Saraparilla, Cherry Pectoral
and Pills have come to be staple necessities
with the community, and the imposition upon
the sick >f spurious, worthless, it net injuri-
ous la!,ricatons of them. is in fact the con.
summation of villainy We hope the scoun.
drcls will get their due, and in the keeping
they now are. they are pretty sure of it.
Police Gazette.
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Medical.

VAT 3. CANNON, n. D., having located
W. in Beech Island, offers his Professional
services to the public. 0nico and residence ut
Mr.. s. j. II. CLARRE's.
Beech Island, Muir ., 1861. ct 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13

Mr. Clingman, Of North Carolina, oliere'!
the following as substituted
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Rcsoirs,l. That, as Texas is no longer one
of the United States, she is entitled to no
Repres entative on the floor Of the Senate
Mr.. Wiyfa;l being absent, no action was
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-03-13

rL, Senate then went into Exccutv Sea-
sion. and confirmed Mr.. Judd as Minister
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of the United States, she is entitled to no
Reores entative on the floor Of the Senate.
Mr.. Wigta;l being absent, no action was
taken.
The Senate then went into ENccutit., Sea-
s,,,. and confirmed Mr.. Judd as Mi:ister
to Beriic.
II i, now intimatcd in the best Informed
noli,ical circles here, that if Seward shoul@
Get control Of the Cabinet, the Commissioners
Of the Confederate States will be respectfully
heard
The Commissioners say that they arc quite
hopeful to-day. The communication with
the new Administration, ir prudential ret-
sons, will bc postponed for Il fcw days, until
the terr dc outside pre- ;Srre OF tic olicc-auil
ters upon the Cub;net shall have DIMINISHED
somewhat. Hon. y. B. Roman has not yet
been heard from. He is, believe, on his
way 10 this city.
Aiu,ant General Cooper, a citizen Of New
York and a relative Of Senator Mason. also
Assistant A,lintan,- General MithsrS, citizen
Of TenneSsee, have resigned.
II is said that the leading men OF the Con-
fadrrate States arc quietly selecting and max,
i'm, nyertures to some Of the best o1llccrs III
the L. S. service
Ex-Attorney-G General Black remarked yes
terday tha, he would no, be surprised to see
President Davis and lady dispensing the hos.
pitalites Of the White House in less than
ninety days. c
The nomination Of Hon. }. j. Cn;tcnden
to tile vacant Supreme Jutge>h'p was agreed
on in Cabinet meeting last night. This IS
j cil.d Seward victory. CHASE violently op-
ro>ed the nomination..
Ex-sscretary Floyd is out in a pamphlet
in reply to the charges of the Consr.s .ioaal
Committee.
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Reso!rsl, That lie be expelled from tn,
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WASHINGTON, March Sin the Senate, Mr..
Foster. of Connecticut, offered the following
preamble and resolution:
Whereas, Senator Wigfall has declared, in
debate, that he is foreigner, and owes his
allegiance to Texas aud Il foreign Govern
rnent. and not to the U"iled States: therefore
be- it
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14
Bankers and Assayers.
GEO. W, KIDD,

BANKER.
GRANITE BUILDING, BROAD ST, NEVADA.
GOLD DUST Purchased at the Highest Market
VI Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust for
warded for Assay or for Coinage at the U. 5. Mint.
Sight Checks on San Francisco and Sacramen-
to. DRAFTS on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest
Rates.
Ca Collections made. and State and County Sc
curities purchased at the highest Market value.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14
Aerada aemufrat.

The COAb TRADE.-Few of our citizens
know of the extensive use made of Califor-
MIA coal. At the present time there are
several mines fully opened and worked by
a large number of men, the proceeds from
which are insufficient to meet the public de-
mands. One of the companies. known as
the "Pittsburg Coal Company" has been in
active operation during the past year, aud
is now supplying several toundries. mills
aud manufactures in this city. The con-
sumers speak OF the article as being as good
If not better, than that imported from the
Eastern States and Europe. The wOrkmen
are now taking the coal from point about
100 feet below the onteropping. The mine
is situated between Mount Dablo and the
San Joaquin river. abont four miles from
the town Of Antioch. II is owned by four
gentlemen, Mr.. Henry T. Allen being the
principal stakeholder. In view of the grow
ing scarcity and consequent high price Of
wood, it is gratifying TO know that an ex-
cellent substitute in unlimited quantities.
and hut short distance from navigable
stream, has been found. Mr. Allen informs
us that indications are sufficient to warrant
the idea that the coal beds extend over the
whole section of country between the two
points we have mentioned. 1t is not too
much TO suppose that In avery few years
California will supply the whole Pacific
coast with this material, which can be fur
nished at price defying competition from
any other source Mirror.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14

DPTHERA.-The Pacific Medical and
Surgical Journal, abiding to the terrible
disease known as diptheria, or putrid sore
throat, says:
During the first two weeks Of April this
disease manifested itself with oil its usual
mallgnity in this city; there were eight
well authenticated cases. OF this number,
six died, the mortality being seVenty-6ve
per cent. This accords with our investiga-
ton of the relative mortality Of the epi-
demic of 1859, which spread over the State
that year; the result Of those inquiries de-
veloped the fact that in all the cases that
could be well authenticated at that time,
the ratio Of the mortality amounted to sew
enty-two per cent. There are many cases
called diptheria which have scarce any re-
semblance TO the disease, and are cured;
but most physicians who are not disposed
to deceive, and have treated this disease,
will tell you frankly, ana the patients
friends also, that il is FOR the most part be-
yond our control. The scourge, which bid
fair to take an epidemic form from the first
to the seventh Of the month, has subsided
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14
GRAND LODGE I. O. or O. F.-This body,

GRAND LODGE /. o. OF o. F.-This body,
which was in session at San Francisco last
week and adjourned on Saturday, elected
the following officers:
M. w. Grand Master, T. II. Kibbe; r. w.
Deputy Grand Master, J. A. Bowen; r. w.
Grand Warden, Levi Hte; II. w. Grand
Secretary, 7. Rodgers Johnston; II. w.
Grand Treasurer, G. !. N. Mcneil; II. w.
Grand Representatives to the Grand Lodge
Of the United States, which assemblies at
Baltimore, September, 1861, A. J. Gunni-
son and A. d. Meacham; Trustees, J. A.
McLelland, T. F. Bagley aud A. Himmel-
man.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14

The RETURNING OFHcnIs.-The next
steamer due will be the st. Louis She will
have among ber passengers Messrs. Rankin,
Farwell, .FOlger, Parker, Stevens, Cheenery,
Birdseye, Butler, DR.. Gum, Chessman,
DEMO, Nunes, Satterlee, Zane, Mclean,
Watrous, and we know not how many 9th
ers successful and unsuccessful applicants
for Federal Office. A letter has been re-
ceived from Mr.. Washburn, who states that
be has been entirely ignored by his party,
and that be will probably not again return
TO California-at least not until after the
meeting Of the July Congress- Alta.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14

HONEY LAKE VALLEY.-This summit val
ley is said by the Territorial Enterprise to
be approaching the character of old settle
ments. The people are fencing and i'm
proving their land, and building comfort.
able dwellings 10 place of the old cabins
Peach trees do well there, and were in bloom
several weeks ago. This is an evidence of
the superiority Of the Honey Lake route for
a winter railway. Apple trees have been
numerously planted this spring. The town
Of Susanville If growing apace, and brisk
trade with Northern California is springing
up.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14

EMPEROR NoRToN | Of San Francisco, has
issued an edict which runs thus:
Imperial Guards-to your dutyl The
TIME Tor action has arrived! The DEGREES of
inc Empire must be enforced! The Legis-
Iature Is still in open rebellion, devouring
our substance and remorselessly plundering
the Imperial Treasury Guards, to your dl.
~ Disperse the rebelsl Spare no one but
the 1surpery Downeyl-him will meet in
single combat"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14

TIE first Official act of Rabe, the new
United States Marshal for the Northern
District Of California, was to clear that Of.
fee of the traitorOus nag that aoated there
from the miniature ship JEFF. Davis.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14

NuGGRTs.-A Russian, known as "Old Jack
SON. recently took out at Mad Canon, near
Forest Hill, lump weighing 2l ounces, IL
ounces OF which were pure gold. A nugget of
nve ounces was also found near VolcanoYille,
in sight Of Forest Hill.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-14

The next session of the Grvnd Lodge Of
Odd Fellows win be held in Marysville.
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