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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23

TIE MosRoE DocTRHE.-The aptness al
ways displayed by the New York Herald iu
falling in with the popular current, gives i'm
portance to its utterrances as expressing the
prevailing sentiments of the North After
advising the Western powers to "stand out
Of the way" pronouneing upon what will
happen in the improbable. event Of their de-
eliping to do scat says: :. q
Than, without warning, the Senate viii de-
elarsBar; the President will cab for a.miH-
ion Of men; our veterans will take down their
:uuskets; the Secretary Of the Navy will pro
vide transports and Q convoy, and before the
news of the declaration of war reaches France
the first shotwiH be fred and the Grstsbattle
Won, after Mexico viii come Ganada, and
after Canada will come Cuba. The, Crash
will bs heard, Ike Horace's thunder, from .
clear .sEnglaua, france and SPAN may
combine, or they may fight US separately, but
the result in either case will be the same
We warn Napoleon, Palmerston and Navaez
of these facts of the future in the best pessi.
hle esprit aud III the interests Of peace. For
thessaae reason we urge them to accept the
adjustment we propose. The end will be the
sape,it is simply Q matter Of choice with
them aow we shall reach: i, BY treaty or By
war. The. American people have just shown
hos,si .cere they we're in saying the Union
must preserved, They are eequaliy sihcere
in the statement that the Monros doctrine
must !. maintained.
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&c Gen. Grant in Canada.

ouobecs August 6.-Lient. Gen. Grant has
been a great lion yesterday and to-day. Lord
Moncks Gen. Mitchell, Gen. Doyle, Admiral
Hope aud most members of the Cabinet call
ed on himto-day and paid their respects.
Gen. Grant and staff were expected to dine
at the Government House tonight, but were
compelled to leave bysateamer for. Montreal
this af:ernoon. lens Mitchell and Doyle
accom- ,,suisd him to Montreal. He stays at
St. u 5srencs Hall Hotel, leaving tomorrow
even 9 BY Grand Trunk for Niagars Falls;
and 4 probably call at Toronto.
VS. here Gen. Grant spoke without re-
SER. g, several persons on the Mexican ques-
;fio. lie saidZthat he. had placed one hun
a.. .sn.sssnd men on the Rio Grande rs an
:..g.5 ,::srvat;ou, and that the French
49, 4..:ave to leave Mexico. Paceably II
IL. ;,..5s, out forcibly if they refused. The
yil.:s. of Mexico,he looked upOn MS: one
~ j e45 seen crestedaby the rebellion, and
t, .. e:iion would really mot be overcome
ur; siaxiuliliao were compelled to depart
n- ;As MsS:,ssp people allowed to organ.
iz.,a s. SCI nnsat without; foreign interfer=
enc. -. ~ 80 = as-a'-aS ~ .'fss-. 2
ti,i.s regard to the relations between the
Cs;ied States and England, he did notthink
the :tssent friendly state would be disturb
cd. ::uieas complications ensued by reason Of
fns:aad's mixing herself up with France in
..,e a:c1;aan. question.-Toronto &C. N.Y.
Globe, August Z.
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Eloquent.

at Macon, on ,he 1st inst.ni osaorne A. boch-
rane, Esq, addressed T. meeting of citizens. and
uttered the following wor,is The PAST is behind
us; We can neither relieve sorrow or add
sympathy by caling up tho memories that have
Fitted into it. The great Issues Of the present
are upon u.s., the interests of famiy-children-
State and country, are all pleading with us, and
I for one shall 60 forward With the march OF pas
tristism-I for one shall give my energies to re-
deem Georgia from her present condition, lift'her
frsm the sick bed and nurse her into'life. 4 will
support tho Union and the perpeluity Of the
Union of these States; have sworn to do So,
and will keep the oath ;nviolate and invis|abl0'
1 give no reluctant acGuioscencs, no mental res,
Srya.ion no sanction of rcpusnans gesticulation ];
but wholly, uurcservedly, comprehsnsiyely ard
hopefully, for the sake Of my own honour and the
public interest, accept the obligation. and will
stand by it in its consequences and ia its results
hepcerorth mud forever.
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=: .:eneral Consultation in Richmond.

Naw. YoaK,> August l5.-The HsralGs
G.@i.l;.cnd correspondent says the President
u 80 United States, accompanied by Hon.
L. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War, will visit
.as.ioa..n4ad during the last week in August.
AneaE 1,:o UsEinguisneu cniUrrS wi,o will
meet the Proei:ent and Secretary of War on
t:.;s occasion are the following: Maj Gen.
Ferry, Maj. Gen. Turner, Maj. Gen Curtis.
fIai. Gen. Si5oield, Maj. Gen: Howard, Of
the Freedmca's Bureau at Washington Gen.
J. B. Hawley, chief of staR to tho Command
ing General, and others. There can be bat
little doubt that final action upon grave is.
sues Of State policy with reference to the at.
-titude ct these people, growing out of the re-
cant meeting held in New York city, viii be
determined upon sfer the return Of tha Pre-
sident and Mr.. Stanton 10 Washington,
1t is expected that the effect of this u,eve-
meutwill.be to- materially change the ap-
preaching Congress, which assemblies in De-
cember, and which, were it to assemble now,
would not psove very traetable upon several
issues of national movement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23

=
DssrH.-We are grievcd to bear of the
leayA.4s Capt. George Allen Wsrdlaw,. of
thi. age, BY sudden and violent attack
q; =: aS-ylile on visit to frieRds in Che city
q .z b. There are many circumstances
,.,.:.s: 18th his death which makes it Pc
-. "a s.lancholssa The deceased was
yusfs..ii ~ in the bloam of life. Atthe be-,
gil ::ss-o ol the lats war7he had juzt finished
~ ...x,....:sn, having. graduated at the S. G.
o.. at Ia distinction. Sympathising with
his---c:,r,.tis anu State, he entered the contest
-,sjssasls sFd as al testify, always behaved
!. :. ls.Ts s.dlF He. passed through the fiery
or;cai 9scaii,ad--escafiug the sad fate Of SO
.,.suSs5 u 7:araily-onIy to}dieas thesounds,
8; .,;o ilsmendous struggle we've passing,
s@.YfS'-@ ifs wns otodestinea2to full on the
"a but; after grim Fisased war had
n.:s,s 8. ID MS wrinkled fsont.n He vas the
~ eoc 4 Tue Hon. p. l., Wafdlaw, one of
,lissi,est,&orthy and respectable, citizens OF
sssasmn. xhsss slosseis icseparable., He died
frog ,iioIne,f amongst strangers, without the
sae,o,atdy and mibistefing care OF large and
s 1 = .anily circle p home. 1t is not cur
:. - '5:i i :sternp. anything like an obitua-
rr--.s.isssis !eftio ablerepens; but his death at
bs,tiu. 9 and under the circumstances has i'm.
lgesasea lis as very melancholy; snain many
1s-;ssct r;.s-;scts ssuntimelyD We eould, not say less;
ynup.. handsome, generous and gallant-the
hone Ii his family and the pride of his friends.
Nav the. earth rest lightly On his young
Bulletin, August 3.
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Eofth1 1caroiina AFFAIRS.

New YORK. August l5.-Ihe following
is from native Of North Carolinian, who. un-
uuestionably writes what he believes to be
the situation o! affairs in that-State:
IF let alone, the rebel element will carry
everything before it. 1t wonld also hang
every loyal representative of the press, # it
we're moi for the protection which the militia
~ afford. After their Withdrawal, the same
reign of terror that existed during the war
win be resumed if the government leaves them
to themselves
Gov. Holden cannot Be elected civil Gov
ernor this fall without the aid of this rebel
influence, hence he is shaping his course &C.
cordingly, and he will be cautious not to dis
Gov. Holden, of North Caroline, has issued
second proclamation, dated at Raleigh, 9th
instant, appointing Thursday, the 2lse Sep.
tember, for an election to. be held throughout
the State, to choose 100 delegates to q CON.
veution. which is to meet at Raleigh on Mons
day, Cd Of October. -, -. So =,
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How to Vote.

aIfoy to Vo,s And Ho,o to Obtain Pardon."
The title of very imrortant and apropos pam
phlct, completely SALEM DrTtHBr, and pub
lished by PATRICK WALSH, Augusta, Ga. The
aim and object Of this work is to instruct man
as to his ability or disability to vote in the rccr-
ganizatien of his State government; and to in
form him how to ob,:i: arh pardon from
President JOHNSON as will secure bis property
from confscutisr aud huealf from trial. We
can honestly recommend itus most scnsi' - .
useful book Two Hundred copios tor 3 ''..;
place. By Messrs ATKINSON SsEcu-.
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New Store,

We call attention., With Peculiar ploasus&, -
tho card. of JoHs r eARw1rn &C.,, to ,: :aa:.t
in another column. Wo know not whstnc ''i:;a.:
is, butwe know John 4 'CsrwiIe well. & 't3'=
every body else about those PARIS: and ~s zna7T
that he has what be says he haa. and VII 40
what he says he will do. Thai is: lie Aaa t'"S
stock of useful goods and groceries. s:s -;
deal most honornbly and liborslly o? ;.:i .:as
patrouize him., Altar :cur years Of as has: fsat :
ing for the South. as any nsn ever dia--isus
years lost!-he richly aasesTesto get t. g"oa star
in the world. W. mss, sincere Nisi' vaas this
new concern may 5s 80 ;:E. gold nina, silver
mine, petroleum well, inesh.uEtit!e fouat of
greoubacks-or anything Of .AS; docirable kind,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23
A New Garrison.

We are most happy TO anheunee 10 our com
munity, and to the. citizens of Edseaela District
ut large, that Captaia FRANc1s'HM and Lieut.
REUBEN G1LLerT, OF Co. K, 56th New York
Veteran Voluateers, have arrived in our tswH
With their company; the said officers and n.en
comprising the garrison now in occupation of
Edgc6sld. The 56th, to which cur present gar
risou belongs. is the Regiment Oemnsnded by
Col. (pov Brcyet Brig Gen.) VAN WICK. Or
tho two officers above mentioned, Capt. HINES
will be in command of the Company, while Ideut.
G1LLErr wiilnctas Provost Marshal. These two
gentlemen, although in commaaaba TWO orthree
days, have given universal satisfaction s0'much
sothat our citizens are delighted with thOm, and
fatter themselves that while they rule in Edge
Sold, all will 10 we'll and happily. Both Capt
Hnss and Lieut.. GnLErT have proved them
selves 80 far, to be gentlemen Of much courtesy
and urbanity, and also Of high sense Of honor,
dignity and justice. Their men too have de-
ported themselves in all respects as becomes SOL
diers and gentlemen. We congratulate our fel-
lsw-citizens most heartily upon the new and hap
piur order Of things usherod ia by the wise and
liberal measures of Capt. HINES and Lieut.. Gill
LETT. S.,-.s. -, I.
Capt. METeLLF md Lieut.. HOOPER, lately in
command at this place, with tho Company Of
colorca troops under their charge, have goneto
the up country to joia the body of their Regi-
mapt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23
A Juvenile that we will Remember.

Master L. F. MARTIN, son of our esteemed
friend Mr.. TAnDY MARTIN, and brother Of brave
soldier with whom VIC had NEST pleasant associa-
tions during the rst year of the war, has brought
us lately, TIVE Capacious baskets Of unsurpassably
hae peaches aRd apples; such peaches (oling-
stone) as q fellow never leaves OF eating until he
feels that anothsr bite will explode him and end
his existence. We thank this good boy most
warmly, and hope to live to chronicle ha mar
riage to dome fair girl worth a hundred and fifty
uiggers-or their equivalent in 1860.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23

~" Latest ai,ices from Shreveport say that q
wide difference of feeling exists among the people
on tho negro question, and that tho negro will not
work unless driven by burger or bayoaet. Great
numbers arc daily dying Of sickness and starra-
tion.. The Superintendent Eliminates heavy or
dcrs about contracts with ncsr"cs, but they want
no con,ractA They only want their freedom'
which they urdrrstand to bo plenty to cat and
nothing to DO.
mr- The New York Herald has come to the
conclusion that The worst punishment that could
be inflicted On Mr.. Davis would bc for the Gov
eru1ncnt to muIntain total indifference to his
past conduct 1t thinks that any other punish
ment would invest his offence with TIM "aignity
of martyrdem"
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OBITUARY. (.

DEranrED this life, on the sth of June, 1855,
MT tho residence Of her brother-in-lpw, Mr.. a. C..
DEAN, Mrs. CAROLINE pRArER, cons"!t of
Mr VIZ. c. pRArEa, aged rs years and ore
month.
She had been for % years o consistens and de-
voted memaer of the Mothodist Episcopal Church.
Of pure and yirtuous lilc, amiable aud alec
tlonate disposition, sho lived beloved; by au who
knew her, aod her death has cause ~ ."s:1hs
void in many loving hear,
" Farewell bvlvvc.t one! L Hc4%sn wacE, ;lou
art shining now,
We know that yih ana sorrow are hanishe,t ..soln
thy brow;
And though 'twere worse than death to bart, we
yield thee up to God,
Who hath taka- t.. iiai His ever
blest abOd
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..For,tho Advertiser.
Committee Meeting,

: Of the, Committee of Forty appointed by
meeting on sale day last, TO nominate six candi7
dates for tho State Convention, tho fol!ewng se5-
tlemon met in tho Hall on Monday, 2lst inst:
Luke Onlbrsatb, G: Cheathamy j. M, TalbeF''
L. Tucker, j. f. Durriss IT. f Prescott and J.
"A. Laniuf from the 9th Reggaoaf;siS % fntrs,
". N. MOORE; M. W. o!yrs, sSaB5snSsi a''''%or,
J. r. Mobley, Geo. Addy, Janiss notas 3 l'shf:
Jr, and J.,C. Ready froA ;.se ION Regiment:
and N. Meriwether, T., G. IL: Danovant, ASra@
Jones, GA. Addison, a. j. us;-nkend, h.
Cook, D.,J. Walker, A.P. BIhlcf, Sti!l. Bett's
NJ 1Brazier, L. Coleman andsj. ssiiass from rls
theNsh Regiment, and mau;raaslg e'ominates
the following ticket for roprascnia:tscs n TIC
Convention
I'll Regimeut,-pAuL F. HANaos5 r. G. M
DuxovANT. Is. -
MICS. ~.
lo.A RsD'"s"'.--n. |. D's"AH. P. W. $
MoyLEY.
LUKE cULBREaTH, Chair.
J. Il. MIMs, Sec'ry.
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That Watermelon

Son. to the Aduertissr family by Mr.. FRAsKHAR-
R1s-a son Of "SlM." To say that the melon was
of tho "siN" breed is to say enough ;-it was
grand, glorious and peculiar. As wowrits, one
of the above mentioned family says; FRANK has
q sessions" of the splendidest figs you ever saw
Don't promise him anything, or hope anything
good for him, until be sends us basket Of those
We ara ashamed Of aueh an ungratsful and gri-
ping fellcw-laborer; but nevertheless hi. usscs-
ton is decidedly good ono ~ -
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Fine Trav. lin. .s.iljtjes

Notice elstwho5e II :.i.z: = -
tissmen, OF -; 5uriEJ, -: = 'eF ."
leaye Elgrhcd on Mnnda,., t'eo:!H: .sg7 ~
Fridays, t. Sire:y Six; and oae sn ~ @-a'7
days for ,s.,us.., ..ns in ri.nfr dire
same days. ::.''.; -a.,' vii 'eturn ;r''; :, e..
Six, aud ffa.a .ii.r:-ta. "a -, - 10 '.'i''
mate days. W. rrn sa!,.y .. ~ ~ pa;e''nE
public that their an';"r; ara e''''ei'a37 Nh o
diligently looked t" - Ne s'l.iai@.a ~ c=asgf
ofthis business.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23
For the Advertiser.

Mr.. Ep1rOn: Allow me a. small space in ysur
paper to answer certain interregatofrs propouna-
ed to mo. n day or two since, signed BY several
responsible ,retsrs, viz: "a.
Ist, If elected, how do yen proncEc to fix the
Constitutional status Of the negrof
2 Cd, Arcye or not, in f.ysr Of esntinuing the
present Parish system?
Sd, Are you arc not, in favor Of continuing tho
present mode Of choosing elactors iof PRESIDENT
and Vice Presideut3
In answer to the first qucstionf-if eloatcd; l
shall promptly vote for an articlesior section OF
IN article, that. will forever exclude slavery, or
involuntary serritude, from South Carolina, eI-
ccpt for. crimo. Moro than four years ago, the
Southern. States appealed to .he'hishest tribunal
known to civilizatiou,--the arbitysment OF the
sword-in defence Of her pssaliAi institutions.
The decision has been made againtf her, and it
new remains for lis to acquiesco in things rs wo
find them. 1t il cue Of those raropases, that oc-
our but seldom in the course ofshAmaa eysnr5,
in which we have nothing to losc;snd evoryshins
to make by conforming to the powers that bo II
this question is met with iudiscret3n, or evasion
by South Carolina, and The sthseess.sssc-n Sts;ss
in all probability t0enty-six Senators aad eigh-
ty-four Representatives to thr National Con-
gress, will be excluded thsrehJ Th. Abolition
faction will ther rulc in boh ::tGs.s sc result
viii be, according to their "w:. sabiiFhed Tro-
gramme, that our lands, half Of :is,n stleas. a:d
our stock and provisions likewise, will be par
celled out to tho negro. Bat csnfarm our Con-
stitution to the great change l. Lain and CA
phatic language, and ouT saaa:e and RspTcscn-
tstives will bo. admitted III ,ae eext Congress,
which, addedto the srost ooasaryeiTa elenlent
Wost and North, ths serta 'zill asF.rs fr"in "a
ther spoiliStion. When tho SEE .'-.hy: ! "'s'i-
tutienally freed, would gi:" ample oci...i-
tutiOnal protection to life and property and then
I would draw tn lines Of distinction as broad es
nature has made then,. I.wculd furthermore
forever exclude him from tie right Of snfTraer
ts set or juries, or to testify against the white
man.
would favor change in tho present Parish
system, and make tie basis Of Representation,
Population, instead Of Population and Taxation
1 would favor giving the OIL II .i'""'''--
for President acd vi'r-prc.itsa :" "e
people. Such course would be-. -
With the sur-c -difY States, ans.
opinion, it r,: b. IS c1eensiv.
Etp.ctfully
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PROVOST MARsHAnLs OFFICE,

2'EDarrIshD, Aug "a, 1885.
All persons having Government property in
their possession, such as Horses, Mules, Saddles,
Wagons, Muskets, Rides, ,&c; will deliver the
same to this Office vithou: delay.
All persons arc forbid selling seirituous Ii
quors of any kind. And thepublic, arc cautioned
against giving liquor to the. Soldiers.
R. R. GILLETT,
1st Lieut.. 56th NJ Y. Wv,
And Pro. Mar.
Aug 3t.. :. "a .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23
For the Advertiser.

FELLOW. CITIZENS I'm accepting TIC uomina-
ton of the citizens cf the Saluaa RSE:''t'' ASA
candidate for Tho Conventiont, i due VIII,
that I should make known my yiesst' 20 ~
important questions which viii CEN 81 -.
body. esNs
The framing. Of the csnstituticspIriis i'e.t4c
question. IL. ~ opinion it shonlEap9 7;S-e 10
,eaai AZ Site as possible *i.h saef ef0';i'''''n
% "a Unitea i3;ates.
= ..e:!a e ono 81 4ie last men t-f.s',>"sts p
:-.:-:,;a, Il ihe Consultation -es.isf7= s'..'9Fy ;
s.i i..s. :a= alternative ia Prese..fi e as the
o.,.5a-3..;oa oi-cur. property and NJ 'uaslse
=, ia ope hand, and tho abolition s.a-ery on
=. s.sOr. euraaty sssms to ms, e. y, Pals.
rss Constitution should bose 49,. tnas
-. eeieetieu5oould poasibly-bc nsda3ss5 'i'' au-
.sor;:ias At Washington Let ssisase 'c'Til
1ayc.- a.ent ct oncc, the sooner 'e. sstas better
aAd wa aaay yet DO prosperau= a. al nafPy pe0-
pie.
4m in iayer Of siriag Tho elsssiif Of Electors
fer prstidsnt and Vice President tsttho people,
and abolishing uhst.is 9allod the P5rish System
of Representation. n. o.;ghlfFlN'
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@- A duel fought near New Orleans, about
an actress, resulted. after twelve shots, in the
death of one, and the mortal wounding Of another.
The last shot was fired by one of the duclists
from his knees;Bsing unable to stand from the
loss of blood. * p.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23

81. sax, Of sax-Oorm celebrity, has just fin
i,hed another extraordinary invention by which
thesssund Of all brass WIND instruments can be
iucreascl to Il marvellous extent, SO that band
Of Elk. :nstruments can make as much noise as
sixty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23

10 At a recent Abolition meeting in the city.
of pittsburgh, Pa, o resolution was passed de-
nounoiDg Catholics as "arDh traitors to civil and
religious freedom throughout tie world"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23

.1.~;s <~::char;;, who n4is7ra: n!..F' ard
.....:- -. rs execute p: @.'s-.-~ 80 .;.c
- -. .....4.4 6, . ...-.7 ri
et.. SIS :. 50, e -
s.. a... .,;. .: ,i.s se.;;5 II -.
=. .:.-=e.. 80 justice Of II :.2.-z.; '.4 net
q. ..4;ic. as!,n and st.icA! l!l,e..'4s-
=. i. :...e-.aac, of'.:.c ~. s'"rman
-. :..s aGc. s'ac =. .. .. isan, is
49, ee;s,t..: T. bs WORTH ,-ver Gs= hi'!lens of
d..i.rs. ::~n.I.ar,s soon 80 ja :i''.
,.,:. iii.. :2e; A.;.Ang I-s,s.: ss-s "a. ne
.:o;.;4a. sic- .;see sa,ilui tie SINAI; pa;a'ors-
m.'ss b :. o.r- 81 iGcni.
asncral sully's expedition was at Fort suly,
July i:h, but designed to MOVE next day to Fort
Rec, near which it WAS reported tho Indians were
concentrating With the intention Of giving battlo
Tho expedition, at last accounts, had cost the
Government sorcn millions Of dollars, aud had
resulted in tn. killing Of two Indians. We OBJ
serve that the Government is about. to try aiplo-
macy with the Indians, and think it will prove
both more economical and moro eifcctual.
- pretty young woman IN Dovor' DEL,
was shot dead reeently by jealous sweetheart.
=. Mg- dispatch from Mobile says General
Wood, commanding the Department of Alabama,
orders the military to support the civil Govern
-mcnt, and insist, that no person shall be impris-
,oned for debt, md that no private property be
disturbed.
zg- Con- Bcauregard is expected to arrivs,in
New York in the course of few days, with q.
ricS, to his departure for Europe. 1t is under
stood that the Government has given him per-
mission to leave the country, on condition TINT he
will never again lake up arms against it. It's
supposed he will tender his services to the French
army.
G' The Norfolk Old Dominion learns that "a
movement is in progress Of incipicnce in Ports
mouths organizing an emigration party who wish
to settle in Brazil. The scheme will embrace in
its membership those whose principles and na-
,ures arc inseparable to the institution, negro
slavery, and Brazil is selected ~ -. me- congo
NAL"
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For Rent.

,uyo RENT from the first of October for twelve
months or longer, d DELLGHTFUL RESI-
DENCE in the suburbs of Edgcfeid Village
The Lot contains Thirty (3o)'Acrcs, newly iu---
proved. Apply at this Office. ., =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23
J. e. Muse,

SURGEON DENTIST,
I'D BEspECTFULLY informs the citizens of Edge
ia field District, that he has resumed tho prac-
tice of his profession, and soicts a. liberal pat
ronage. For the present, he can. be found at
Capt. Eugene Burts, S miles East. Of Eageield
C. H. He will practice either for cash or provi-
sions. All calls promptly attended to; gil opera.
tiens guaranteed. - 90 =,
An % -.nt --s4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-08-23
Gsdsfeia !6iei ,
pusLlsHEpE pEyEEY WEDNESDAY MORNING
DuRrsoE, KEEsE & Co.,
s1rscR,pqroNs,,o .,Ao xpvEgTIsER for one

SUBSCRIPTIONS, Tho ADVERTISER for one
yeus ONE DOLLAR in advance.
ADvERTIsEMENTs will be inserted n, ONE
DOLLAR per iqnarc t1s rpinlon lines cre' i"r oaen
ipsertiou. Advertisements without insIne'es as 10 'he
number Of times be inserted, viii be pu3nsasd until
forbil, and charged pcsord.ncly -
Announcing Candidates for any odice nj honor or
,rost FIVE DOLLARS, to be paid before the an
uaunoement Is published.
Obituary notices. Tributes OF Respect or my oo'nn-
nica;on person Mill be rsted as aayef-
i.srpeut- aad charged accordingly. ..........
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TIVE ADVERTISER.
JAMES i T. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY,. AUG. %, 1865.
Mir. esray once More-in Town..

Mr.. Il. A. Gray, known throughout SO many
long years for his honesty, courtesy and profess
sional skill, has moved his shop from his residence
into town. See his card.