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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

II wonder where those clouds are GO
ing" sighed Flora. psnsisely, IS she point
cd with her thin, delicate finger to the
heavy funeral masses that Aoated iD the
sky.
II think they are going to thunder
said ber brother.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
SELECTED POETRY.
THE GOOD PRESIDENT.
An ELEGY
DY JAMES RIsTINE.

Tread softly, revercntly. ye
Who bear the great man 20 his grave,
Fer distant lands and centuries see
These pluwes and funeral garlands wave.
II vencratioE pow Tie head,
For twas patriot and sage,
The lustre Of whose III: will shed
Fresh glory on bis land and age.
Large in the love of all mankind
And Of reform Intelligent,
Through s,oried past ye may not hnd
Such virtue on high parposc bent,
To break the fetters Fr,,n the slave.
And brush away the captIves tsar.
A broad souls energy he gave,
And gave the corse on yonder bier,
Twas his to spurn aspiring gull;
! Aud cherish to his heart alone
! TIE exalted du,y that may smile
, Unuiuglel with u patriots moan.
Twas bis to sparn ri. party sims
! Th.t thirty angry years had reared.
I Aud turn to the ma cstic unlnes
The world has honor-d and revered.
lie threw his full hearts sympsthies
Around nstion whrued in grief;
As helmsman on the tossing seas
He freed the ship fron. shusl and rect
Aud when upriScn justice sought
To tread the nu'inous hearts to earth
And rr-ss>ert The truth it taught
When Tie old victorious fla. came forti
He stood before tho eager sword.
And checked the crnuon's mounting hat
That harmony NIGH: be restored
With blessings to each bleeding State.
.Ard yc, the traitors dripping hand,
But with tn. stain Of brother. blo,d,
Brought GttI.r torrcw 10 the land,
The kind the gentle, aud the good.
The warm. frrQiving heart WAS S,ill.d
Bv the asssssins coward s,r"k"
= Bu, thonsh with mosrning II has filled
: The nations breast, ii has aH 'ks
:. The vengeance Of noble race.
!. Aud thousands yet to earth shall reel
'S Ere truth the double crime eT,cc.
With fearless mHekctry aud steel.
Or tALl.ts Of th" peoples heart
The record of his deeds will rsst.
Aud when they muse Of him, will start
Arrcsh the tears tina, ba,he his breast.
e And when the gloom Of var is past.
And come the hnppy smile of pence.
And discord leave the ranking breast,
Aud reason the shu, mind release:
And then shall they who hail his dnom
With gl"dlrss bless his honorea nan
tn And dr"r, repen'snt, Il. his tomb
a The tears ths, seal his patriot fame.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

4 TAKlxs SoLDIlG A correspond
snt with III. a ruly at Falnou'h has been
visiting one Of the Provost Marshul's pri-
sons lie tells Tie following ancdo,e :
One OF the prisoners, Union soldier. q
droll-looking fellow. is also on board tho
barge. accos,ed him with. We'll. my
fac fellow, wha, are you in here for:"
For taking something" replied be.
What do YOU mean
Why" said be, lone morning did
no, feel very well, and went to see ths
surgeon. lie was very basy wiring a
tho time. and when | wen. in he looked VI
ct me, saying, Well, you do look bad
ven had better take something lie lhcI
went on with his writing. and left III
standing behind him. looked aroun'
ard saw notbing I'could take, except hi
watch. aad ! took that That's villa; III
here for
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

vYI.iH undersigned. having formed eee"Ft-
pe<ship for the purpose of es'aoI"hIuS u
Zeal Estate Agency, h+,-hy notify the s"htr'
s.s, ihey will give specrai attention 'e the Pur-
saa.~ and sale of Real Estate ia 81. Mary :
sna III. adj"in'ng counties lh"y have 20"
,..,,t, n nunaer !1f valuable farms tor sn!s IN
his county, and rar'Ie- who may desire to IN
80. in 81, Mays County ands will lind II
srea;lv 20 ttieir advantage to 'Iske application
- ,hsm. These farms are esIsibiy located,
een,u,n f.op iju 10 lHQa ncE-s. encti, and can
Re bought Ir,rrs ray g'nz tt"n >3,oc. |" :'oo.-
naa. pariI-. wI:h,rr to purchase VIII III II"
case be asked more shan thr lowest hsute feI
xtlch the swnet w, sel!.
Su,.Ectory cIiderre 9! ii'ie will BE fhTtish-
n - al catr<.
ali -,ders hoTu abroad wIl; % pro'srtIy a.
iDrh-! to.
R.te enycs = en. whom va .'ret
JAS r Bl.AKlSIONE,
JAS. s. DOW -.
Attorneys a. Law,
Leonard 'r"su.
Md.
F-s 18Th, lsss-,f
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

How long Eve. the frs, woman lived,
We do not know. It is . crurious fact that
in sacred history the age. death and bu-
rial Of only one woman, Sarah, she wife
of Abraham, is distinctly noted. Woman's
age svsr since appsars no: to have been q
subject for history or discussion.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

A Freuchman. soliciting rsIisf. said
eravely to his fair henrnr. MA a,nselle.
! nevai-e beg Lu: da, have v"n vifo via
several sla"ll family dat is growing very
large and uoseing to make ,lsrs bread Gut Ct
bu, lie perspira'ion .: my own eyebrow"
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
sklNT MhRY'S GAZETTE
n puRLrsHED EVERY fHURsDAYB By
w. OLIVER ROBSON.

TERMS OF SrBs :RlrTIox so Onpersn-
IAN. to be paid within six months. No
tuksc-iption will be received for short
= period than six months, and no paper
Sc discontinued uutil all arrearagcs are
paid. except at the option of the publish
Terms or ADvERTrsISG.-Sl per
aluare for the first insertion. and 90
"a. fer every subsequent insertion
Ugh, lines or less constitute !square-
lf,he number Of Insertions he not marked
"a the advertisement, it viii be pu"I'-h-
a until forbid, and charged accordingly.
\ liberal dc iuction made to those wh"
aier,ise by the year
Communications OF personal character
will be charged. at the same rates as sd-
v-rtising Obituaries over ten lines IN
length will be charged at the rate OF oo
cents per square.
All communications for publication mus'
y. accompanied with the real nanr OF ths
fts suthsr. or no attention will De paid ''
,as4a. The real name Of the an,h'r vii
M, be published. unless desired. hut w
cannot consent to insert communications
urless We know the writer
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
| ClkD TO |AvAlIES.

A Clergyman. :*L'lc rtrling in South
~ Ar,er,ca as n missionary, Uncovered a
s.fs ard simple remedy fnr the Cure %
Hervcu. WeaGness. Early decay, Dis.ases
* the Urinary and .Svlniual Organs. an! the
whose tram Of disorders brought On by hs,le-
full snd vieious habits Great numbers have
h<vn already cured hy this noble remedy.
Prn,p,r<i By desire to spucfit the afflicted
AID unfortunate, ! will ecnd the recipe for
preparing and hins this medicine, III .
Ass,ed envelope. 10 any enc who needs II,
Free IF Charge.
Please ipclose a roSt paid enrel-re, ad-
creased sn yourself
EZdreSs
JOSYPE = ISNAN,
Static, D, Bible ll'rss.
New Ervk City
Ec~. 3ri Ieb4-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

Mrs Fa:;:ag'an, i'll i!us,ration Of the
proy.ro, "a SOFT answer turpeth away
wrath says ":hat it Is better to speak
parngoricai'y Of a person tLan to be all tue
tiae fingiug cpitaphs a. aim
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
FOR SfIERiPF.

GR0RGE o. DUKE announces kis.seif asa
candidate for Sheriff, a, the Next eleciionin 81
May y County, aHd sos,r"s fhe surfor. ofhfs
r.aIs .si S-f!ov -ss~'1@ns.
nv stiih 1873
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

4 QUAINT slaibb!er says 'hc world wss
first governed by canoas, and thcu by can
mons. By ntre and then by nitrs by ,Sains
P,:r and then hy Silt Peter.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

r When We are ready to do thing. 10. rs
DO it, Let rs no. wait for time or tide
they never wal, for us,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

Oar eoun.rys best resources are us-
dou5tediv its women; but its rssosress
should be kastunliedi
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

Tenpyson ,ays that kiss ID merely an
ideal pleasure. I, may BE- mere idea,
bu, i, is a Touching one.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

When men haze the heart TO de- a very
bad thing they seldom waut the lace" TO
bear IL out.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

Why is poor NAN ,mending his gar
nents. like Q rich man? Because b. 10
making uE bis reuu.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

ia nau advises you TO 30 wrong thipg.
resent i for be virtually bids yen GO to
the Le,l.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11
hlIul CT DIVIDEND.

I'M application OF J"hn C.. kru!'. AHmln-
i.,rat,,, of ". W. Moore, late 0! SAINT
N.,y's County, ,ccra-e-i. il il ordered hy tn"
Cart. that The SAID s.lminIstrs'": noiltv tie
creditors of ssid d.ccasc,! +" file their CLAIMS
against sand deccassd. in the Register OF !" ~"
,fS~. -i SaiAt Marv's County, on or before
the ls,h day Of Nay next. for dividend
.ri that this order be published in tbs
Ha,nt Msrv's Gazette, once week ia escl
week, un,i, the sa,d 18th day OF May next.
Tcsi.
JAS. T. NJ EAIEY.
Register ci Wis
for Saint Marl's County.
Feb rsth, lss.~td.
FOR SHERIFF.
feoH HAYDEN is recommended 10 ih
,s,.,s Of 81. Mnry's County. as eaE'iaa
-, SAeslft, ana Will be supported by
MANI FIiuNes.
Sev lssh, lAa4-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-05-11

kc~. Bird, Iso4-.f.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12
Messrs Atlsinson & shecut.

Wetake very great pleasure in calling atten-
ton to the advertisement of Messrs. ATKINSON &
SHEcuT, to be found elsewhere in our paper of to
day. These merchants are cultivated gentlemen,
Of tho highest, and fairost character. Both Of
them have been newspaper men, editor and pub
lishers; therefore ne know them we'll. As years
stolo upon them however, they ato still further of
tho tree of knowledge, and consequently Quilted
tho drcary andhungTy newspaper business, and
took to aucsioucering, and selling eyery manner
Of thing that refrashes the inner man. Their
main establishment is in Augusta, where they are
very popular rs auctionccrs. and groccrs Within
the past week, they have opcncd'a branch store
in our midst, and haye sent US for advertisement
list Of delicious things that will mako CUR poor,
wear, blockaded leopia imagine they. arc read
;ag the lii q fayc cf rancels dinner in fairy
,.sc. AID tlere things ore dslicicus-all fresh
and new aud nico. 1fo ha;o tried them and We
speak feeiiaaly. We bespea; for Mcssrs ATKINSON
! SaEcur, at the hands Of Edgcfca . and
liberal patronage. Nor must wo close without
heartily thanking these petite gentlemen for the
delightful variety Of good things so kindly sent to
tho Adrcytieer fraternity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12
H The Tribanes Washington special sayl

@ The Tribane's Washington special says
Gen. Howard, of tho Freedmon's Department, al
together disapproves of the action of Captain
BRYANT, sub-oficer of his department in Georgia
and South Carolina, in fixing the price of colored
labor, and telegraphed to him to this effect on
learning the facts in the case, to guard against q
recurrence of similar procedure the part Of his
assistant commissioner. Gen. Howard at once
issuod IN order stating that ho felt disinclinod to
Fix the ratio of compensation in ull oasey, and re-
commended thcy simply approve all contracts be-
tkcOn employer and employee, being careful al
ways to see that the latter received wn os COM
mensurate with labor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12
Ratnr,,ed Prisoners.

Siaee our last issue, manybrayo men, Who have
endured all the dangers and hardahipsz of four
years war, have returned to US from Nprthsrn
Irisons. Every body is more than glad; to see
them; and, every man honcrs iheu4rom tie bot
tom Of his heart. Anung thom wcscall Se mind
Capt: Joax CAawILE, Capt. A. P. .BUrLER,,1 Lieut..
GEe LAkx, Mr. BES JoyEsj Mr.. JeuS GRsY, Mr.
N. RAMEy DIR -JoHH CoLGAN, Mt. Mack ClnIsTIE
and Mr.e SrANaorE RYAN. Some of thdse have
hnd vast and wonderful experiences; and it is
highly entertaining to hear them talk. dust be-
fore our old friend STAN RYAN was captured,
(about the time of tho destruction of Columbia
be and his party had slain Yankee forage., hung
his body upon a tree, and labeled iEwith asen-
tence Of warning. As soon as the Yankee squad
bagged the bloody Confederate squad, tie latter
wereinformed that one of them must de in re-
.a,iation for the death of the forager. LOTS were
soast-slow'y and with much ceremony-ana STAN
escaped by the skin of his teoth; while asmiitia-
mon from Barnwell, Immediately bshi4d him,
drir the fatal paper, and was then md thsEs shot
TIE st5snsu uff inttrtef occar-
renee, aud only rennrls that he fol.. aorter pole
as he advanced to draw. Captains BUrlEn and
CARw1ps spcnt a week in New York before they
.camo South, where they met with much kindness
and litcrality, and saw thu entire elephant-from
the tip Of tho snout to. the end Of the tail. HI.
RAM CRAssroS, Esq, of tho New York Hotel, to
his credit BIO said, struck off half the amount
of their board bills, besides treating them with
distinguished courtesy. These two gay and hand
some young officers are slarmingly du cou'ans as
regards the .tylesT and fashions, beth male and
female. If the ladies will go to them, they can
hear ell about waterfale, and tirettcs, and bon
nets, and hats, and sacks, and dresses, and boots
and slippers, and gloves, and ribbons. They cvi-
IDENTIFY few round" considerably. But that is
none of our business. Our business is to tell of
their safe arrival, and to congratulate them all
heartily upon being restored to home, kindred
and friends,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12

The VIRGINIA TREASON INnIcTMENTs.-
The Washington correspondent of the N. Z.
Herald states that Judge Underwood, of Va,
is, still in that city; but there is as yet no
definite conclusion as to what shall be done
with the fifty indictments for treason found
in his court against General Lee, Ex.Gover-
nors Smith and d-Letcher; and other prominent
participants in the late rebellion. 1t is un.
derstood that some influential gentlemen are
inclined. instead of trying them, to notify
them of the indictments and give them an
opportunity to leave the country, never to
return.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12
The Rev. DR.. French and the Freed
men of. Edsefeld. -


|. Agreenb,y to previous appointment, avery nuA
merous asscn,blage of the Freedmen. of :hs vii.
lage of Edgshcid md vicinity, convened at the
Academy Grove in This place on Friday last. to
hear DIR. French on autjcots connected with their
present condition; and tIeir future. government
and welfare. There were number Of .hitos alse
present. 4 .ss.s :,
:. The stand was occupied by GEN.. WILDE,. Dr.
FRENon, and two of thc.freedmGn Of this village.
The proceedings of the meeting 6ese introduced
by singing and prayer, under tho lesd Of the tvs
freedmen on the stand. .s..-: ~.
GEN. WILDE then arose and stated that thcir- OBJ
joct in holding the meeting was, TO address the:
colored pooplo, esclusioely. They had alf heard
they were free, but there are fa who really under
stand what it is to be free. They had come to en-:
Tighten them. There are duties connected with.
freedom which they had TO- learn. A main, duty
which he would enjoin On them is, that every QUO
of them would be compelled by labor to support
themselves and their families. There is bapPi-
ness for them doubtless in freedom, but they nus
not look for II to come all at once and should cx
peet it only by degrees. GrN. WILnE was thea fol-
owed By DR.. FRENCH, who, in;opening his suhjsct
said in substance: Tho Biblerulc, the golden NIX
m, would have followed by my colored friends
s, edo as you would DO done by" H. had been
aboripg for them for many years, Hs had done
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12
Rumored appointment of .Mr. Pstry.

Ie The .Iderrtisecof to-day, our readers Eal find
aa:in;erpssips account Of ar interyiew between
Prps:isat. .Joussax aud a delegation ofaSouth
taToiiuians. Ih-this interview Hon. B. r. lRrEnf,
Of GreeoviiIesw.s suggested, among o,Efrs,s ms
our >Pro7isioha! Governor, and the President Pte
spoke Of hin, with appreciation, and said hdknew
Iiio wsll. FGt some days past, it has bden ru-
ne-ed That Mr.. PERRY has actually been appoint
Cd. AS yet howercr-so Jar as is known iniEdgo'
;Gcld--the rum or lacks confirmation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12
MIR. Davis Not in Irons.

From telegraph dispatch from 'Fdftross Mon
roe We extract the fsllowing GAS incorrect state
ments have appeared in the several jnurnais re-
garding the health and condition of JEFFERSON
health, at the present time, is much better than
wen landed hero from of the steamer 'Cfydc.,-
This morning he was seen by our informant en-
gagged in smoking, and apparently in o calm state
Of mind. He is not in irons, and his quarters are
very com fnrtahle."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12
From the Nor Orleans Picayunc, Jare 2S;l
From The Rio Eran,ie.

We I>srn fron, gentleman la.oly retnrnci
from lha Rio GranGe ;aat body Of Unlred
States troops hadtakcn no ,,nsir march for
/ the Upper Rio Grandc. Half Of them (250Ol
(; were to be stationed at Eagle Pass.
y The negro troops landed at Brazos have
beeu very nut;aops, since their arrival at
that place..
Water beiug scarce, they broke away
from all control, boarded vessels lying at
.Brazos aud took the, easl.s Of sole, snd took
Others TO th,. Rio Grs5de to Gil with water,
and committed as ,nsny other cxce5sos as their
Isolated position would slow.
1t Is feared that on iheir march in the
interior that will become far r:rre inutinouS,
,as they were very indignant at bains sent TO
Texas. -
At Matamoras and Brownsville there was
some uaeasi1ess. gro wing out Of the reported
firing on some French officers, and the chal.
lenge whichth French Baron Brion sent to
Gen. Brown, but nothing ssrious was .ek-
,pected to grow out Of it. - -, :
The Mexicans do not seem to have any
fear ofintervention by the UnitefrStates in
their affairs Mexicaas.of The higher class
all seem faYorahle to MaxiniIiap, and the
rest are quite; Indifferent.
On the contrary, American public opinion
or tho Rio Grande points steadily the finmi-
nencs of war betWcon tho two armies now
confronting one another on that stream.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12
Rain.

After the ipplacable sun, and mad-dos we4tEer,
oc tho pasttcn days,,wc have had rain ssaot IN
nbupdancc as yet. But boforei.tb fc9cllss the
eyes of our readers, thc.abundancc viii haES5een
showered upon US. or course it comes in tiae to
save Tie cOrn no matter what grumblcrs may say
to tile contrary. patient therefore, bFsBrcn.
Habold, Tbs fu%baadmaa waitsth for the pfScipus
ltuie Of the oarsh, and hath long patience ar it
until hc receive the early and latter rain:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12
pr. Hill.

Dr.. WALTER H1rL, who, before the rar, estat-
lshod in Rdgeaeld so fair . reputation botk So 70
cially and professionally again offers his sossioes
asa physician to our citizens, his cara MsA 20
found in another column. Afler four years asac-
.ticas experience in ths.army, DR.. HILL cores to
sottle doHu npong his own people and his s old
friends. nc dcser.es-and;we nracnay wiss Tim
-all nossihle succcss. :. = - =.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12

Gr The Posts special of the lss says tits
copsidered probable that the President will ap-
point B. F. Perry, Provisional GovcrnorOf South
Carolina. Tho proclamation vii! appear to-mor-
row or tho next day. Florida will then be the
only rebel State to be roorgani7ed. As yet no
delegation has appeared from that State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12
The New Commander of Georgia.

General Steadman and staff rrrived in thisoity
last evening from Atlanta. We arc informed
that Augusta will be tho headquarters of the Dis
trict We trust that our informationis is correct.
Augusta Chronicle, 9th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12

Always give a kiss for a blow, unless The
BLOW is give bya broom-stick, in which case
It is botter to miZzle."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12
The ssath Caraiiaiaps ard the Presi-
dent.
Special pisps,ch to the n. 7: Tribune.
WAsuSGToN, Lnne2 1853.

= = = --Lx~
WAsEuSGToN, Lnne-25, 1855.
TIE interview 5e,wesn che. Sontf Garoi-
mans and ri, PresiSsnt YESTERDAY. must hare
deeply iIrasrSssea thase gsntle,aan not only
with The, nm .plpeacaable honesy and impair
tiality~sf AR, j. hir>n, but aitii ,h:s. eaFHese
determination to iSl:ew ont the eviaebtcousse
pIainly Indicated by the events Of the pasc
four years. he w;ss particnisrlg emrha.ic IN
his enupoiatsons of ths fact that Slsyery bad 81.
been wiped out solely by theavsion ofths IN!
.surrectionisss, ami thas this state Of things
must first. be acknowle,lr"a sesr. the States
would srain be rese : ii into the Z mon. The
delegates apparently fourdthe plain cammen-
senseazgumepts.oft fthe President nnaus Vera "a
hie, and left, seemingly convinced. that ANDY
johnson. while disposed to do full irstice to
the people ot.the. late rebe!hous States is not
dispasealto make any concessions in favor
of en- Institution universally ackuow lodged to
be dead without any hope Of future -resnr-
rection. ,$eft sf,$s
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.fHE ADV ERTIS5ER r.
JAMES Z. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, JULY IL, 1896.
Thanks for PapeTs.

We again return our kiniest thanks to sAf.
BAnRoS HOLMES and Mr.. j. F. scnlaAlEe for their
oft repeated kindness and politeneSs. in sep9dlrg
us papers. To their batch Of Augusta papersssof
the past week, We ,ero mainly indebted sf:ear F
clippings to-day. There ars still no mailsi;aaad
the present prospects, that A. Dsaooe wiAkna
us nithou. any. So, for Gods sake, friends, g'ye
us any papers that may foll into your hapds.sss
DEATH of an old and Honored Oh5en.
wereeres to announce the desth or oneEous
oldest and hozt houored citizens, Dr. j. 3. A9.ns
"a man noted for hsnosts, prObity and ssstui. as
ness. lie died as his residence, few miles rom .
tom, on Thursday last.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12

@- Several trains of troops of Gen. Stead
man's.command, have arrived in Augusta frsm
Atlanta.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12

"You would bs'sery pretty indeed" ,";said a
guntI, nan patronizingly to young lady, " it
your eyes were. only q. little larger"
"My eyes may be very small sir, but such
people as you don't flltlem!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-12

SUBSCRIPTIONS to hs ADVERTISER for one
,ear ONE BoLLAgin advance. -
tnyasTtsEMsNTs xin be inserted at tosII
poLrAR rer sruare 10 riaion ltucsar less, foreaeh
;n.sry,. Advertisements without the
,uuberof times 70 bs,insersed VIII ne
forbid; and charged accordingly .. - - y
AnTaauctts Oeudiaafeiffas any oaiee sos honor or
,roas. T,s,XTY DOLLARS, 10 he paid before 'lic ans
no,ncern-r,,:a rtbfshe'l
Obituary notices. TTihn,es II IeSpect or any c"rnmu-
picat!on S-s-a, "a s nature win be rated as ad'er'
,,e,a-a;> and -sEissd accordingly. :s,s.a
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-11-16
EDMUND BURKE,

During eight months, the subscriber, in the course of his large practice, made on Tw1cs re. jected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS. EV. FRY ONE of which was decided in HIS FAVOR,
 Jan. 1, 1865. Iv3s