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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-28
TIRE ADVERTIs ER.
JAMEs 7. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1865.
Public Meeting.

We csilsrecial attention to the notice of Major
JOSEPH askEA, Secretary of tho Meeting held
on Sale. DAY iast. ~. :.
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Mg- Italy yconlsins seven millions of men and
Bonca, who can neither road nor write.
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Circular no. I.

Juno goth, 1865.
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~, a. II. Stephens enters At length lnio
parley of viudication for himself. among other
reasons for his course, he cites the fact that the
Tribune advertised the rights Of the southern
people to Independence, and heTas led to believe
it would &c accorded thcm without lighting.
Ey" The friends of Gov. Brown will be pleased
to.learn that hc wa; in Savannah o. tue 18th
instant, and that he willn short tims rcjon his
family.
.,cv The Empress Eusenic has writer a letter
to ali the princcsscs of Europe, prapoting sub
scriptions from all branches of Christendom for
rebuilding TIC Church of the Holy scprlchre at
Jaru.alelG in splendid style, with rights of wor-
ship..hero 'Or all. .,-..,.
a5sa. The English Journals, rhiehsaro The most
friendly to the North. continue 10 comment upon
Inc proposed trrm',nent % the Suathorn leaders
As ;r9fto1s, and pronounce it nm rimpolitlcr IN
generous, snd unjastfahis eonrsa.
ne 1t is Suspected in Washington that the
connagration Mt Chattanooga was a resort.of dis
honest officials to covcr up defective accounts.
III lne lteuci pIisonSie at oiit LoohVuL aie
being released as rupidly as possible Many Of
thcm have renehed Washington sick and in
destitute condition.
sgs' Numerous applications for pardon have
been filed in The Attorney Generals eniec. The
attending to them is necessarily slew, rs The pa
psrs in each case have to be carefully examined
before presentation to the President for bis ater
nination.
~ rumor has been circulated from WASH
ington that President johnson will probably be-
fore long issue q call Tor an extra session Of Con-
gross, and there may be something in it.
Gs- IIating learned that considerable force
of Union seldicrs-tUeuty or thirty thousand
meu-i, to be.dcailcd FOR tho PacifcatiOn and
reorganization of the grent State OF Texas, tho
French Minister ut Washington, the Count Mon-
.holon, it is faid, will demand IN explanation Of
Mr.. Seward.
asy- The Worlds Washington special says that !
Rcvcrdy Johnsont argument in the conspiracy
case will relate mainly to the Jurisdiction Of the
court, and it is inimatcd that he is so severe on
Ionie of the mcmbors Of. the commission thut they
rill object to it's reception.
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Circular No. 2.

June 2S
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

In a list of appointments Of Assessors
and Collectors recently made by the b.
reau of Internal Revenue, we find thai
our townsmen-now chaplain of the lst
Nebraska-Thos. w. Upton, has been
appinted Assessor for the Territory Of
Nebraska. A better appointment could
not have been made. Mr.. Upton bas
faithfully served his country on the field
ever since the war broke out, and is at
present serving against the Indians on
our western border. He has richly
merited this appointment, though The
Appointment IS far below his merits.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

Our County Commissioner have de
cided on pntting up a building for the
use Of the County officers and Court. l
viii be build in the business part of the
city, and the frs; floor, rented for bust
ness purposes. This will be a saving in.
s~titurion for the county. The contracts
are all let, and the building is to be com
pleted this season.
We have received a copy of the Fall,
City Broad Axe, resuscitaled and beauti.
fed by J. S. Drake. We hope this re-
newal will be permanent, as our Rich.
ardsOn co1nty friends have long needed
a permanent institution of the kind al
their county. Mr.. Drake is "all right
on the main question, and we wish hin
success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

There Is a crazy now in on
~calaboose. Al times she seems perfect
ly sane, then again she seems crazy fol
a short, and if report say true, at times
it is really dangerous to let her run at
large. Her name is Walters, and she b
relations living in this county, There il
provision made for the insane of this TT
ritory, and we thinkshe ought to receive
the benefit of it and not be locked up il
our calaboose, which, is only fit for crimi.
nails and drunkards.
Since writing the above we have
learned that she does not belong in this
Territory, and, therefore, our authorities
cannot send her to the asylum at the ex.
p5nse Of the Territory. Her husband
residence Is in Holt county, Mo, and the
brute was here a week ago, carried Of
his children, and expressed his joy at
getting rid Of her-she being in Jail at
the time. Now, she belongs not to this
Territory, nor has she committed any
crime for which she should be locked up
10 our calaboose, and we In common with
a majority of our citizens demand that
she be removed from our jail. Our Co.
Commissioners have taken the matter in
hand very awkwardly, TO say the least
of it, by recognizing her as belonging TO
this Territory. Her insanity is of over
two years duration, and she has not been
in the Territory over six months, and ii
she bad she could gain no residence a ter
she became insane and yet our County
Commissioners have ordered The paymen.
Of SIO.0 90 a week for her keeping, When
S25 would send her to her husband IL
Holt county, where she must be cared
for. This is very poor management to
say the least of it. The person who now
has charge of her, at such exhorbitan
figures, must keep her out OF the Gala
bose, at least, and he can afford to do
it. Aud she must be sent home. as our
County will not stand a tax of $40 a
month to care fer the insane Of Missouri
A Joke connected with this is that the
insane person has been sane enough dur
az The past week 10 do The We shIug for
he family of her teeper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

From our knowledge Of the gentle,
men composing the firm Of Mclaughlin
q Swan we predicted for them, when
they first opened their Grocery, a com
Pleie success in gaining the majority of
Grocery patronage of this county, to day
we proudly refer TO hat prediction, and
STATE that their great run of pat Tonnage
Is on account of their keeping always OF
hand a complete assortment of The best
article. in their line.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

See the Advertisement of Norton
Brothers Circus, which will exhibit in
this City July 9Th. This Circus has
been here before and gave general sat-
''Iactlon. It has now an array IF eqpes-
'rlan talant unequalled by any Circus
which has come this far west this season.
1t has gained extensive applause from
the press and the public wherever it has
oeen, and we anticipate will give salts
faction here.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

the East comprising many new Reme-
dies and also the old Standard Remedies
formerly kept by him. Don't fail to call
and examine his Steck before purchas-
ing elsewhere Call when you want
anything in his line.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

We |. We within the past week, re-
ceivcd Of J. w. Bliss, u Agent at Peru
81 new subscribers in that Precinct. t.
our numerous friends throughout the
county, we G mot help bat comment Mr.
Bliss cOniu t, aud say to al 60 AM d.
likewise.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

We are sorry to see Mr.. Abby tele-
graph operator at this place called away
Since the office was first establis ed here
it has never been so well conduct d OF
given such general satisfaction as while
under his charge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

We were surprised las isuaday while
taking a peep al the suberbs Of u city
to notice upwards Ct 2 dozen new houses
completed since Spring, Of which w,
knew nothing til thea. We will surely
have to, hire a local editor, if business
and building continue as lrisk as they
have been this Spring.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

DIED-July the 18Th day 1865, al
Brownville, Nebraska, SAMUEL only
Son of ID ,v1D SIEeLE, aged 4 years and
2 months.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

The Culvert al The head of Main s rec
is going forward to a sure completion
FIR this were are indebted to 4. 2
Cogswell, who raised by subscription IA
Friday the sum Of 81, 81 sufficient I,
put tie work through.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

We had Green Corn and \ w Pots-
toes on the Sd hat did not thin II mu b
of an item until we saw an eastern pa
per blowing abou, having the same Of
the 4lh. Verify Nebraska is as forward
in vegetable production as her more ia
vored eastern friends.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

There are two BRICK yards in opera
ton in this City and the demand for
brick will not be half supplied. We
know Of half a dozen persons desiring to
build who cannot get the meterIsl.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

The Fairvlew Farmers Club meets on
the lst Friday of each month, in the
Fairview school house, at early candle
lieh.ipg.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
CITY DRUG STORE
Masters SALE.

Notice is hereby gwen that pursuant 70 an or
der Of sale, to me directed, issUod I = the Register
in CbanceIy Of the District Court If Nsmsha COun-
tn Nebraska TcnitCy in the Case wherein Abnar
DAWSON and David 5. True, doing br=iuss As Ds-
vissou h True, are plaintiffs and uoFstio G. WOr-
raj, Frincis Prenat and John w. Mulli are de-
PENDANTS, / wall on
Monday the 9Th day Of Augasl 1865 AZ
one o'cl ok p. IN. Fer Tor Sale ~ pul@E @petron,
at the 'front.' door OF Don's Hail IN ne Atty II
BroRnville, me place whore tie lass term Of said
Court for said County WAS held she folleaing do
sCribed Bal Gstase, fy-wsts the HsFf eastqu4rtori
OF section Six (6J in Township 9 noTth@ range
~ east IN Said Nen.aha County.
Dated July 5th Isa3.
e. g WlRSEY.
AastesW eran1sEy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

&c. Deuser las on hand a supply of
Sugar Cane Mills, Of the very best style.
Those desiring Nils cannot cal 40 soon
as they are going off rapidly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

J. w Bliss, Authorized Auctioneer, at
tends TO selling Stock or Merchandise
and makes AGminisua tor's Sales, in the
Civ or country. Terms reasonable. If.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

We have reason 10 believe thai our
Civ Council is doing al in Its power TO
get a Steam Ferry, and We doub! not
will succeed in a few weeks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

The Sick and Afflicted will consult
their interest by calling on Mr.. Nor is.
or enIerPrising Druggist in Whrtne,'s
block and see the new stock of Medi-
eines' Just received by MN. Everything
n MS n warranted pure, he has Just
received a complete assortment Of Drugs,
4leoie'nes, Paints, Oils sc, direct from
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

The wheat harvest is about over in
this County, and from all We can learn
we Judge a litde aboye ga average yield
will be obtained.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
SEWING MACHINES.
SHUTTLE MACHINEH
Patented February l4th. 1860.
SALESROOM $50 B~ROADWAY,N
1882 WASHINGTON, 81. BOSTON

THIS MACHINE IS constructed on entirely new
principles Of mechanism, possessing many rare and
.aIuabie improvements, having been examined by
he most profound experts, and pronounced to be
Simplicity and Perfection Combined.
It has a straight needle, perpendicular action.
makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH, which
will neither RIP or RAVEL, and is alike on both
ide5 performs perfect SEWN g on every desert tiOE
f material, from Leather to the finest Nansool
Muslin, with cotton, linen or silk thread, from thu
5oarest to the finest number.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and tho
least possible friction, it runs as smooth as glass.
md is
En1phatically q Noiseless Machine.
1t requires FIFTY PER CENT less power t.
dive it than any other Machine in the market. A
-irl twelve years Of age can work 1t steadily, with
,ut fatigue OF injury to health.
It's strength and Wonderful Simplicity of con
s~trUction renders it almost impossible to get out Of
g-der, and is GUARANTEED by the company t.
rive entire satisEaetinn-
Werespectfuily invite All TuOSe who may desfrt
% supply themselves with a superior q tiele, t.
ONE and examine this UnriyaIled Machine.
But in a mere especial manner DO we solicit th,
patronage Of
Merchant TaiIors, Corset Makers,
Coach Makers, Cater Filters.
turers, Vest and PantaloOr
Shirt and bosom Max Makers,
erS, OfeSS makers.
RELIGIOUS and Charitable Institutions wiH be libe
roHy dealt nth.
Prices of Machine Complete:
No. l, Family Machine, with Hemmer, Teller
and Brlider, 20
No. 2, Small Manufacturing, with Extension
Table x
No. 3, Large Manufacturing, with Extension
Table 81
No. 4. Large Manufacturing, for Leather,
with Rolling Foot and OIL Cup TOO
One half hours instruction ia foisatt to enable aH5
person to york this UacbiHe to their entire
satigf0ctioR.
Agents Wanted for ali towns in the nited States
where Agents are not already established. Ais
TOR Cuba, Mexico, Central and South America, L
gbOm q liberal discount viii be given.
Termsi invariably Cash on delivery.
7. J. Macarthur & Co.,
$50 Broadway, New York.
A. Co. $50 Washington, St. Boston
720 Chestnut ST., Phila.
GEO. FRANZ, Agent,
1917, 4th, St. Louis, No.
Feb. 2, Is. ly
Mr.. J. s. WILLIAMS, who is the sutho'
ized Agent in St. Louis for this paper, will attend
.r-,o cor4oct;,u, ad ,,rcbaaos NJ that Cffv Og
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

The Culvert neal Hanniford's will be
nasal bic for team s next Saturday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
10 L.

Blank Deeds, Mortgages Executions, RepleviBs
Il. risgc License. &c. &c. &c. for sale at this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
NEW SKIRTFOR 1865
The Great Invention of the Age
Hoop Skirts

J.W. BRADLEY's New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTI,
Tor doubled SPRING SKIPT.
VESTS BRADLEY & Cory, (late J, I. $40
West,) Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers, 81
Chambers and 80 and 81 Reade Streets, New York
TINS INVENTION consists Of DUPLEX {or two
Elliptic Steel Springs, ingeniously Braided Tightly
and Firmly together, edge to edge, making tb'
toughest, most flexible Elastic and Durable Spring
ever used. They seldom Bend or Break like 'hC
Single Springs, and consequently Preserve their
Perfect aud Beautiful Shape Twice as Long as any
other Skirt.
Tho WONDERFUL FLEXIBILITY and Great Com
fort and pleasure 70 any Lady wearing the Dunlex
Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particularly in
all Crowded Assemblies, Oper $, Carriasos Rail
II lad Cars, Church Pews for Promenads aad Hous,
Dress, as the Skirt can be folded, Whea in use. +.
occupy a small place as easily as a Silk or MASH
Dress.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, eomfcrtanc
great convenience of wearing the duplex Elliptic
Steel Spring Skirt" for a single day, will never
Afterwards willingly dispense with their use. For
Children Misses aud Yonng Ladies, they are Su.
perior 70 all others.
For Sale in all First Olasc Stores in throughout
the United States
Inquire for the Double Elliptic Skirt.
3 IS 1913;
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AT persons havins claims against the Estate Of
lanes Osman. deceased arc hereby notified that
they are requIed " al orlsrvi lae Probate CoRrt
Il Nemaha County. Nehnska T%errita~r. to &c their
claims in said Court on or before the 18th lay Of
December, h 1858 1t tsu atl0 K A. NJ, Whea
and where said claims viii be examined, and id
JUS Sed. Ii suvh vissms are uut 81 ued On or be-
fore the 18th day OF December 1855, they viii be
fotever barred,
EPHRAlM REED, Administrator.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20

All eur Instruments have upon tie name board, in
{ulI. GEO. A. PRIMO 3 CO." When a dealer rep
,esents any other Instruments as ffthe same as ours"
90 10 usually = mere a. tempt to sell an inferior tustfu-
uent, on which lie cen make alarge PrQ1t,
P "A liberal discount to Churckgss clergymen
ma Schools. address.
GEO A. PRINCE, co - Hi.6iagtOns So,
Or. ChiCag0r mn.
GEO. A. PRINCE * co Bunaio, Il z.
Mayfst 1865. nssS v9-fiy
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
SCHOOL GRAMS AND MELODEONS,
LIE AUToMAr4o onaANs.

In presenting the Automatic Organ, we boldly an
no.nce The greatest triumph in musical Instruments
Of the age. During the past hair %ccntnry, the French
and Germans have manufactured reed Instruments
with double bellows. and two pedals for the feet 70
perate, but the want OF tie reversed or Exhaustion
FELLOWS, which is The only bellows used in our instIu-
mentsl, made it impossible for them 70 pr0d1ee the
mellow, rich and musical tone Tor which our instru-
nents are &c ebTated.
Another objection 20 This method Of blowing was
hat, both f~eet.beiug occupied, no opportunity was or
tered for the management Of the swell. Within The
past two years, instruments constructed on his Euro
Dean plan Of ''double bio 7oTs," have been manuf act
ured in this country, and to c0untsract this 8ificElty
want Of a swelO a lever has been projected srOui me
centre of the instrument, 10 act upon the swell. and
operated BY the knee The Inconvenience and contor-
ion necessary 10 effect this object are disagreeabi0
ennugh 10 a gentleman but 90 a lady th6 use VI sush
IN a~ppendage is neary impossible.
Our Automatic device Obviates this dimeulty entire
ly, the simple act Of blowing with more or less force
giving the desiied increase " decrease IA the volume
q tone.
For seventeen years the superior 8xceuence bf our
MelOdeons has not been questioned. and FOR twO years
past tie enormous demand has made l. impossible for
as to meet our orders promptly. with our increased
taci lilies, We feel warranted IN assuring our patrons
hat their orders will be promptly met, and solicit q
continuance Of their patronage.
GEO A. PRIMO A. co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
FAMILY GROCERIES
M'LAUGHLLN &SWAN,

WcuID R~RqpFCTFULLY TO THEIE
frfauaS ana ne public generally, that they have 10
received a superior lot Of Family Groceries, ana lnVl
the attention Of purchasers to thsix stock iaeluiisS
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-20
Pocket Cutlery

Perfumery and Toilet Goods.
Having avaiIed himself OF The late aselire; and.
making extensive purchases Ia an Eastern Market he.
assumes bis patrons and the Publicthat IL IL 20 their
advantage 70 trade with him. none buf hfst Class
RUG kept Call and exsmiue for yourself ~ the
CITY DRUG STORE
south East Corr er. Main and nrst Street. BrovnvilIs
Nebraska Territory
PRESCRIPTIONS, and orders Carefully
filed at al hours. 9-33-ly.
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tney were rallied, and the retreat was checked
me Inrd division OF the Sixth corps had crossed the
Tn just previous and part OF them became somewhat
HomoraLed but they rallied and aided In driving
we enemy back The Of ammunition were ON
sner way TO the division when the stampede occuodi
OUT had got fast In kind or swamp, and the tongue OF
one OF them broke When the fell back the wagons
pere left outside the line and although Captain william
Hembly, ordnance officer of the division, did AL IN
Dis power 70 hen wagons had 10 be ABANDONED
the mon setting fire the before they LETT
Shortly after attack made ON the ieit OF the
Second corps near the Armstrong House, on the Duncan
road but the enemy rerulsed with loss
The Fifth corps believed TO have lost from three
hundred TO i've hundred during the day, the others
iosng very few.
Tho enemy s loss is estimated much heavier than
ours owing 70 the that they the attacking
party But no correct statement be given as vet
even Of our own casualties.
General Meade present the field all day but
was not wounded was at first reported Some Of his
staf had narrow escapes.
Major Peass's horse shot under him while he was
communicating with the Fifth CORPS
The First brigade OF the Second division of the Fifth
corps spoken OF having particularly distinguished
kself dprng the fight Brevet Brigadier General Win
throp, its commander, had two horses shot
About one hundred and fifty prisoners were taken,
among whom was Colonel Allen OF the Twenty -fourth
North Carolina regiment formerly officer In the
Twelfth United States regulars.
The correspondents captured yesterday was Mr. Trem-
Oily, OF the NEW YORK HERALD He was feeding his
morse al the time, within few rods Of General Gwyn's
headquarters, when he captured by rebel
cavalry prowling In the vicinity. This party subse-
quently came In conflict with in slight Skin
mlsh during which the correspondent made his escape
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The Press Despatch.
ALBANY, Feb. 9, 1885.

ALBANY, Feb. 8, 1885,
SEWERAGE Hxw YORK
In reply TO resolution Of the Senate . communication
received from A. NJ Craven, Chief Engineer of the
Croton Aqueduct Department relative TO sewerage in
Now York He the condition of the sewerage the
city Is not credabe to those having control the
matter, and that there Is system governing the
struction OF sewers Municipal ordinances are passed
only the application Of parties suffering for the
OF drainage In their immediate idual localities and
py the operation OF these ordinances built In
detached pieces and 70 make them immediately availa
bio their outlets are forced into either the
neares. existing sewer the head Of some
dock or slip, without record 10 the teachings
OF experience or TO any scientific calculation size,
grade or direction Tie result Of long continued per-
sstence In this disregard Of system is that for miles
along the river front OF the city almost every dock has
become vast cesspoo OF sewerage matter, without
the reach Of the tidal currents noxoas exhaaions occur
poisoning the atmosphere and breeding the elements Of
disease The docks Slips rapidly mi IN the water
comes two shallow for vessels In BERTH and the expense
the Cr0ton Aqueduct Department charges IL with the
construction repair and cleansing OF all the and
underground drains but subject the orders and drec
ton OF the Common Council as to the time and places Of
building new sewers and 10 the general plan which has
been or may be adopted for the sewerage aud drainage Of
Tim STATE AGRICULTURAL so0rr
the New York State Agricultural Society held their
annual meeting at noon to-day in the Assembly Cham
Der, the PRESIDENT James o. Sheldon in the chair Tho
attendance was large, and the report shows the society
treasury amounting 70 over The following were
elected officers for the ensuing year--President, G.
refers OF Genesee Vice Presidents Thomas H. Faile OF
New YORK samuel Thorn of Duchess J. Stanton Gould,
ofCoumbaiT $ Harrison, of st. Lawrence J. Buterled
Of Oneida William Ely, Of Broome; y. d. Moore, OF
Monroe; .. Huntcy, Of Cattaraugus; Corresponding
Secretary BENJAMIN T. Johnson, Of Albany Recording
Secretary Corning. Jr Of Albany; Treasurer Luther
d. Tucker Of Albany Executive Committee, Elon CON-
stock, Of New York Georgc Brown Duchess Charles
j. Hayes OF Otsego; H. T. L. Foster, Of Seneca; Levi
Blakeslee of Oneida
The Committee the State Fair recommended Utica
as the place for holding the next annual exhibition