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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06
NJ. Iyams s. Co. Augusta, Ca. !.

In another cola4n viii be found the business
card of NJ. HYXMs & co., Augusta, G@, iatS OF
Charleston S. C. Wo have not tho. pleasure OF
these gsntiemsns' acquaintance, nor huyo we D ID
the pleasure Of visiting ,acir o:t.blishmsas.!but
VIC know. that their reru!atiou as Commission
Merchants is very widely ard very dsssrsssa'y
ea sndod; and many friends who bsye ia;ely
called uuon them in Augusta. assure us thatJnelr M
stock of Dry and Fancy Goods isvc1y fps--77that
their prices IRE ainnrb.o-ihnt their de1srt'
ment tnwsrds their customers is uniformly f9iitc
and p-epossessing. Our fllrw citz"ns.of I'd O.
field District will lose nothing by "ntrastie sasi'
ness to their care, or calling upon tbem.fSr Goods
or Groceries.
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MELANCHOLY AccIDExr We regret tc
learn tn.t Ray James. Davis. Pastor Of the
Mt. Pissah BnpIliss Chnfeh, 10 the lower
part OF Wa; hingis1n county, in this State, vas
fa..lly wuunded While deer hunting on Thurs.
day last, by one of his companlons,.a hr.
Dewitt, VIA mi:took him for deer. 1t
seems that the-two gentlemen were passing
up. or down, small s:rS4m, one on either
si:le, neilhvg OF lhenl beingaware Of tie prox
im,tv of lie other, when Mr.. Davi, approach
ed.the stream through tho bushes for the pur.
pose If procuring ~drink Of water, aud Mr..
Dewitt, catching nero glimpse of him
through the leaves, and misinking him tor a
deer, raised hi; gun and fired, part Of the
charge, consisting Of four buck aLot strik-
Ing Sir. Davis in rhe side, and sndicting
wound, from the effects Of which he died in
twerty -four hours.
Mr.. DelYlst is greatly affected at the most
unfortunate ard fatal acvident.-Mobile Ad
vci tiscr, 10th.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06

re The St. Louis Republican roerOts to sar
that the irnmeusa i'm srati@r promised Mis''u'i,
lin case slavery WAS silled, has net yet made Its
| appearance On the contrary the population uf
some of the richest counties. has percepubly Ill
minished.
sv The President has received violently
insulting letter rom S uthern lady. r.tins him
for " tho murder" as she calls 1t, Of Mrs. Sur
rnst.,
TYe There is fatal disease raging among
horses in son,o parts of PsnnsyNania. AT drst
ihcrc is swelling Of tho throat, followed, to-
ward the last stages, by swelling of tho head
and Limbs, which proves fatal.
@-A Washington dispatch to the st. Louis
Democrat says that ia Snswor to the application
Of a Northern Congrcseman for the appsin ment
of ono Of his constituents to IN internal revenue
Office in South Carolina, the President said that
be means to go upon the theory- that .aerc wero
enough capable and loyal mon in that and every
other of the late rebel States TO Gil the Offices
and reorganize and sustain the State Government.
ass- Con. Ewoll is trying to obtain tho pardon
of HIS vife, who is qui wealthy, He says moth
ing about hi, OWL, though bis application is on
fIe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06

SUFFRAGE IN THE FREE SrATEs,-The fol-
Lowing Faec States make eulor (or race) the
test Of voting: New Jersy. Pennsylvania, lr-
diaHs, Limbs. Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin;
California, Mianeso,a, Orcsou. Kansas. Ne-
groes are not permitted to vote in these
States.
The Constitution of oia limits the cleo
tise franchise to every white freeman" but
hv the decision Of ire Co,lr's of that S atei
every person of one hall White blao.l, is.6een'
ea "a whitc male c!tize':," and such are per.
mitted to VOTE. Missouri, by her late Free
STATE Constitution, excludes thcnegroes from
Toting.
Maize. New Hampshire, Vermont. Massa-
chusens, Rhode l.!n,,A, Crnnsc:irut,- New
Ytrk, permit negro suIfrage for agreater OF
less extent.
In tho Constitution of West Virginia, the
privilege Ct suffrage was conferred upon
+" Write male citizen. :"
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For the Advertiser.
The Charleston Courier.
RIDGE, S. c August 24th, 1s65.

RIDGE, S. c, August oath, 1865.
Nh. ,EDrTon-:-This vary ancient and always
ably cordu.,c'l ard conservative Public Journal
this :ho-nusa reflex of commercial progression
and Of correct public sentiment fsr tho last sixty
odd years. bss rcashaA us through friends occa-
si.raEy of la:e Itia again i: APPEARS, {. cahsi-
d.le for public patronage, fave, and honor, but
is 50 changed in many respects, as to almost
bHiiis recognition By those vino have always
rsnked themselves among tho most stnunch OF
its supporters. and admirers.. The Courier, it
seems, is n3v published nuicr new auspices and
by unknown names. And WHY these changes J!
Huvc ;key been xrought by proper and !cga!
transfer ani purchase? Wc-ask the question for
information, and to crabla us To satisfy Enq'irieS
prspoauded very icersrtly, by patrens of tho
old courier, snd by friends of It's old rrtprietorc.
We do not suspect Inc Courier Of adopting ns its
principles. pr.s.rI,lo" w;'le;:sa c:use aad With
on; law rg :.t lis i-r.her rrosristors, hut We d.
exec. it as t!iags staDd, 10 .ffard Us so"'e
knowledge Of the character "f the changes here
rut:ced ere caa a.,ain, as kersfof"ra, 'eon:is-
tentlF AID chporfully suhscr.tc TO and 'commena
it. Ia its eeli:ical course. the Couisr has ever
been rr.y:;!i,t fer lie coasistercy snd conseTva-
/ .iyo seadcuci.s. aBa;s eschewi' & any a'd every
poliica! dogma ihat savcfcd iu any degreeot
injpry to ts,c yerpttu;ly Of the Unoa- End never
till tlfs com-,rvrcocient If the c"nttst recently
| crlrl did il ever EIGHT rnd prosper under any
o,hcr.motio, tasn that # rerpe'nity to the -'msr'
con Uni"n, urd commercial sncccss nnd prosperity
10 tho ulols oorls Il view of f:cia hose stated
and awai;isg sa';sftc'oy answer to this COM
munica.i.n, W. will hea ourselves in readiness t
su pyort hui TO commend tho Courier as hereto
fore, hut in tho mcaa. time We are in the aaik
and think it better therp:ore to remain entire!!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06

Willie had IN U,cle Caarfes who was a
rinnter, and whom lie saw fpl the Grst limo
while on visit to him. Willie was In oa-
serving little ieiiow Of tires years. The frSf
'itne they pst at The iable, Uncle. Chir:ts
bowed his head OYER his plato and asked q
blessing. This was Il new service 70 Willie.
who could har-ly restrain himself, but spent
hs ti5re in e1amic'ng his riDle. Just as bis
a,ce Concluded, lie lurrcd it over, ard oil
.ervlng the stamp Of the maker on the bot
tnn, called out--
"Thors more on the othtr side; UuclN
Chsrss, say .hatn
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Enr the Ladies'.

Bopcss & JExs1scs have, in addition to a fresh
stock of drugs and mo'liciays. ji't opened
sup.rb collection Of fancy :oi'ct aTtices-just
s;,cb articles rs ever lady w=nIs. Also, beam
tiful variety of ladies' aud misses CATERS slip
pers &c. Be sure, ladies', to cad at II. d Us
Drug Store h"rnro making your purchases eis~-
where. TIE gentlemen Of this vicinity OF c"nrse
kuav that those hats, collars, &C.. at the Drug
Store are Perfect beauties, and hsrd 20 excel
Messrs H Il J's advertisement. givirg details
hns been received, but Il" late for this issue.
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OLD SUBSCRIBERS AND FRIENDS.

ass~ Tho impression prevails. that Davis trim
viii take place immediately after that u werta
~ Urw-r,is os-frty Government pensioners
It. the souii. havenpnicd for I'll" roneWalof the''
pensions which had been :,eppcd by tho war, hui
osiy three hay. been sr.ntcd. New pension
.gent. ara soon to be appointed in'the Southern
States.
aa- Brig. Gen. Wilde hos retured to Augusta
I, is said ;hat he will establish the headquarters
# tho Fs.tdmsn'S gurcau for Georgia, In thai
.itf. The t;cnr =, has been on u tour Of nspoc
lion through Geoteia.
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Prospects OF Charleston.

Previous TO the evacuation, the general
business of tho city could have been pu;
down as on triaing, for though there Was
an appearance of business, of transportation
IF merchandise, traffic. and other m9ers
that denote mercantile occupation, 1t really
,lid not exist to auy extent. Trade was con
fined to but !, few goods, and the buyers AID
sellers were not many. Prices, also, were SO
extraordinary that the masses could not or
would not enter into business as purchasers
True, the currency was Confederate money
but such depreciation as some knew niusi
occor never entered into the heads OF the
crowd and they rather. dispensed with. artt
cles of real necessity than expcna large
amount fas il seemed to them) for things ST.
small, but wanted. Tie aburing classes
were also very much restricted in their ex-
penditures, they suffering, as they always DO,
by low wages. and thus Considerable traffic
that exists through them was cut tf. So
that this apparent activity was confined but
10 Spectators and sharpers, and the dra. 8
rolling by with boxes and bales of ruerchan
disc were only removing them ttuna oT'e ss7,efr--
ernment department to another Distress
roamed throughout the community, and bad
it not been for the charitable consideration OF
the City Council, ably assisted by individual
don. RS, Starvation would have stalked into
our houses.
In ak short months what change has
taken place and, although the trade CT Char
lesion at this time has just recovered enough
to show that lie exists, our stores are hlhng
up wi,h goods, and our people arc preparing
for q busy winter season. Buildings are be-
ing finished and new firms taking possess or;
old establishments are being made mort
roony iu their accommodations for stock,
while steamers and sailing vessels are pour,
ing into cur city immense csrp'es OF every
variety OF goods, ready to be transferred to
their shelves. Labor is abundant and wages
good, 80 that..he greatest satisfaction exists
among the working classes; aud, on lbe
whole, we 10 k forward to q return OF times
that once blessed our good old cnv and her
children, with the hope that they may speed
ily return TO her. enj that she may. soou be
able to extend a kindly hand not ouly to her
s,rs whom she has raised, bu: to those VIII"
have lately come and determined to ABIDE
W tn her /" in wesl or in wec."-Cbarl, ston
Daily News.
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THE National DEbT.-Estima,irg the na

THE NATIONAL DEBT. Estimating the na
fionai lebt at twe:ty five hand:ed millions
o; dollars, aid app"rtio. ing il accoiiing to
the no,i.brr of white male adulfs over the
ass + twenty ens years in the different sec.
t,nns OF tho country, it Las been found that
the proportion o: tha New England States is
S306 $780, 1852; If tee MiIile S'sle, $3.50: 1885,.
354422; of the We,tery States 1898 28S, 1871; ol
tLe SanlaGrn Sta'es S46l .g29 $40; nad u he
Pacific Ssa es S35.SyG 6i7. This caculsti-u
'j;ak.s he Sub responsible fSr over $780,
. 600 Quo oi debr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06

One of the Ge1erni,,en' farms for the en-
ploy.asht III ireeamcn is located au the a
ruxcn. riv;r> iii M..ry!,pa. Tais 'arn GIN
Lr.c,ss 7aont thirty til'tliahd acru; but only
abrus twenty Two hundred acres are now 'r,,
der cultivation, much Of lne la'd briug si'l
covercl with i,nnnr. E,pn s'van to eight
Lundred hegroos are en1;ieycd hsr,, pri'm!!-
I.,ii!y, in rAiSisg corn aad tobaccs9, tine crops
of WHICH are pruduccd from which, after fay-
ing all cxpsrses, e c,usidarab'e inc';me to
the Government is realized. The freedmen
ar.. generally very industrious. and, appear 70
be e,nsen.ad I'D happ:. Ths field hands
receive ten dol IS a month, while the old
aud disabled ar. WILL h.ken care .of, and
schools a,e e..blishtd lor the children.
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Fui.siturc and COGns.

AS will be seen By, ar advertisement in another
column, our .n,.rprising townsman MIR. j: NJ
wur. although persona ly cOgaseJl at present IN
the d.y goods business, has not given up tic
mnksg of furniture and :oains. Mr.. JAS PAUL
lately a very brave and trustworthy soldier an"
.. oil times n reliable man aud accomplished
workman. will attend to the latter department OF
Mr.. w,rr's business. They will also pay promp'
s.,.ntion to all calls in the undertaking lire.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06
OBITU ISY.
"0h stag! urtimely set
Why shuu..l wo wcOa for ;tcc2
Thy pr;s,t and :iewy cur1nrt,
L. rising DER the ser"

Il rising Ger the ser
DrEp. in this Village. Ell tho I'd inst, SOPHIA
La i. eldest child of RGEEnr II and isabella
I. MINIS, ag.,l ripc years it'd uine months. -.
D.,iiu' and aii-etiunate to an Utmost unparal
lclrd degrsc fsr nne so young, she ha'i already
b-cnm. coulfcri md coase elation 10 her parents
AMID rh. st.i!e vt iifc Among her last wpfi-
Were ;hcsr e lnra Jesus Chris. bdt:er than al
tie diea f.r r,p. Trust in hin" Aid :" Dun
cry, mama; rnf hstter;" whiin she w.s g.spins
for breath There are tcarS, and Mourning, and
stricken heart on earth; hut glad swAct Smiles
wo.n by ahgs fees in Heaven, for q sister m gtl
has joined The glorif:d ,hrong. Another harp
has been sirrug; another voica adiod 10 the choir
uf ssrnphs a"u.her jewel OH the .Savipurs dia.
dem a icng farewell tu our darling fttlo one
through tbs blood of Jesus may We Heos Der
in Heaven S. a. l..
DIED. a.p7:sorer, at Camp Chase, Ohio. Fob
6;h. i.6j Mr.. DANIEL BYRD, Of Ejseiis!a
Di,trie 5. q. aged So years az.
The l1.i sovcn in"phs / his life he had sHent
csp:ira. A sevr'c tneum"Iia, cembined
with heart disease. Sttaekcd him, aud trough
ajlctI by tho a..iduans attention of his brother
MrLLrpGE, who was in th. su;uo prison VITA hin,
ho fell v,cim 20 their power. Fr abont six
years Lrha.l bceo member of the Bsptis: Church
ut Fcilo wshtr II his aeath he richly enjoyed
tn: cuiofaIt> of r-ligiun He said that iie "w,n-
.isrci ,ha, he shsud lear depth SO littIa." though
fully expecting it. II. wl>ht that nc could die
Mt homo llaa.ked bis brother to sing tayorite
song Of his, which was
"TO arc tray ling home to heaven above,
To sing our Savienr's dying ie"e."
That be e.j,ycd vory much. HIS last messages
asd dearest earthly afT: c,ions p~rtained to his
home, and hi-laiest with was to meet his dear
wife and children in Heaven. He wa, US truly
martyr fer Lis country, MS if he had dad on the
CORY Gea If hattie. May all who arc dear to
him experience those heavenly consultations which
made him cheerful and happy, cvcn When breals-
iug ant bis life in confinement, and among stran-l
gers, far fur away. B. ~, Jn.
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/, MoN1GoMEar & WEST POINT RiiLeoAD.--.
We are informed, says ,he Atlanta lntelli-
gcncer, that the cars viii run through 10
Montgomery On the above named road te-day.
This will be gratifying information to many;
the gap in that road since tho destruction in
the early spring has been a great Interrupt
aion to those desiring to come from or 90 to
the Southwest Gradually our roads arc
being repaired and internal communication
resumed.
n@- Owing to the advanced rates asked for
cotton in Texas, and tire fall in New York
and Nov Orleans, 100000 in gold. sent to
Texas for Investment, have been returned to
n. Orhans.
nss- 1t is rumored that re- Inducements to
the exc nj Of 5000 troops we"e on the point
of being seat to Mexico. 5000 from France
and 1900 from Algsris,
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The Minstrcls.

A band Of Miustrels possessed of musical
ability and comic talent which would do cred't
to any stage, will, before very long, give an en-
tsrtsioine performance in Edgehcld There will
be songs snd dances and gags, and funny things.
too nume. GUS to mention. Further notice will OF
course be given. Save up your halves and quar-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06
Ki,iing. of a U. $. officer.

In Ausu-ia, en- The nightof tho Both of AusuS''
Cent. BEAsLY, Of tba sSrd U. 5. co!ored Troops'
was murde oil ; shot-from the effcst Of which he
aiel almost instantly a Military Commission
was summoned to Investigate the affair. Ihis
Commission met on Friday last, and proceeded
+, the trial es Mcssrs CHARLES WATKINS, FRANK
HroHr; ami JOSHUA DoucHTY, suspected OF nav
ing perpc:rsted the deed. |o have not been
able to he,r the result of the trial.
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Willis 4 chisoln..

Notice tho advertisement in to days paper OF
Mcssrs WILLIS & CalsoIM Of Charleston. Major
WILLIS. late Of the Confederate Army, is the
greatest business man in the atc Southern Con-
federac,. Trust TO him, and he'll be sure to
bring you out at the big end Of the horn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06
Result Of the Erection At Our Box

On Monday l.st, the polls were opeoed OF Edge
Geld C. H., for The election Of members to the
Convection. The result was as follows. The
whole plumber of votes pol!ed was 1873.
Pickens, l73; Dunev~nt. Isl; Tillmsn, l4S
Taibest, las; Mob!ey, 1872; Hammond, lls;
jones, AZ; Marlborough, %; Griffin, 16; Asbiil,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06
Fresh ArrivaIs!.

4 II. CARwIhE {, CO. have, just received
eye finn LOT of CHOICE G0ODs, consisting Of
MtCKEReL in Kits SALT. STARCH:
INDIGO. C0PPERAS. BEUING Tor Eosbipr !.
MACCAR0GI and CHEESE:
CANDY ard LEMONS;
.SHIRTINGS I'D KEnSEYS;
Ladies and Grn,'s GLOvEs-;
Laics' hose and RLASTICS:
White and Black Fax H!READ;
Morocco apd Silk BELTS;
Hem Stitched ilANDKERcHIEFS;
Gopslnnch's H.tNDKERcAfEFS;
10 COLLARS, a'bsautifal supply:
NEEDLES PINS, SO.
Also
sept5 II a.,
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a Want Supplied.

Mr.. A. RAMSAY has OF band at the Post ohics
an elegant 10. of Sicres or SHters-an article tha!
many have been ia need of FOR tbeso many years
He also has supply Of as good Na'che' as can
be had this side of London.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06
PROVOST MARsHALL's OFFICE.
EpaErlE1p. Aug. @. ISGj

EDGBFlELD, Aug. 81, 1865.
All persons having Government properly in
their possessi"n such as Horses, Mules, Saddles,
Wagons, Mrsks's, Rides, &C., will deliver tho
same to this Office without delay.
All persons arc forbid selling s9ir;lnous Ii.
quOrs of any kind. And the public are cautioned
aguinst giving liquor to the Soldiers.
r. R. GILLETF,
lstLsut 50h N.Yvv.,
And Pro. Mar.
Aug st "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06

BRurAL MURDER NEAR UPELlXA-A YouEG
LADY SHOT Axp HORRIBLY MUriLATED.-Wr
gather the following details Of tears rerd
ing tragedy whlc!i has just been enacted in
the neighbouch od Of Ole!ika, Ala, from tie
Reeyrd o. the l7th instant:
Our community was startled yesterday
eyeuirs b, leartiag that the b,,dy Of . ycuag
iasy bad -Leea found in Frazier $ Laitl ponu
some tour miles from this place, on the ev, n
ing previous. We give the FAD inteilgehce.
az NE received ii:
IL appears that a young man by the name
of Gillespie, wlrle attending to sene busl
ness near he above named po"d, saw the body
.ata hunaa being sc to III; suri'c'. OF the wa
ter. He Immediately sat To work at getting
the be dya,hure. This being d1ie, it WAS
found to be young lady, apparently some
6ftesn OF sixteen years old, who had first
been shot, then had her htsd. arm and leg
cut IF. and ,hr body. thrown n'o the pound.
Nc. clue has beeu given as to whst this
unfortunate lady nane WAS, or the where
abouts -of the fend whn perpetrated the
bloody deed. The inference is rhat her PER
snn was frsf vinIate1, aad then murd red. IN
order 10 prepehL TIE pun shm 1nt OF the Villain
who eommhscd the loul deed.
WeIde not thipk tuat the young lady be-
longcd IN this simmeaiats neigab5urhood.
z - We hope thas'eur military and cyilauthpr.
tiles @i!f leave nothing uadone that would
ybs instrumental IN bringing about the arreat
Of the murderer. We respectfully suggest
that large reward be OF red BY the citizens
of the aijoining conn'ies, az well - oar own,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06
School Notice.

E57IE Exercises" OF MRS. MccLINTocK's
Z SCHOOL viii be rcsrmed on Monday, the
lith in.t4ut.
TerMs, l.t c!uss, per Grarsc. CT ii weeks, $1,000
"a Glass, $50
.'a class :" 5,sa
Tuition Paid at the end of tho auartor.
Sep; Ii
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06

Fs-A constantioople correspondent of the N.
Y. Tribune under dato of Aug. .. States deaths
from cholera amount to about six hundred por
deg.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06
Ea.eGeld Baptisl Association.

The 6ay-eisbth annual Session Of, this Body
viii be convened with the Gpgal Church. (somo
ten miles Northwest Of this place,) on Wednes-
day the 9th September.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06
DENTrSTsRv s

FAR. ii PARKER ha, just. rc.u-ned from,
.Ev the North WITH o NEW SUPPLY Of Ma
rhRTsLS for all tn. LATEST and MOST APP
PROVED. STYLES OF WORK done in this
country.
dzsr Prov'iops, for man or beast: ::Prefsrrel to
cash for wors.
Sept q If SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06

SIevaxTs-Wn i,;.,.r complaints on every
haad liza lie yra scrvanis come and 20
- ;ion tiehnlrysa; md tie proper remedy;
s"ich is :. wy ~impiN DEC, s>enas never To
pccu. 10 ,hsr enpiyyer,. If you will ,iF-
1.'irs of aegroes stNkirg employment who'n
li.ey l,,(d w'!, -a-,- All VIII they lett, y"n
cuu 'htrcby, ~ '.eary every case, g.:t in'nr'
ma.: u e9rpgn io i'rm corrret op'nio" rs
Ii, III -: c5..,.ctrrs. Lei uuf porpie, deter
nin, rutro.u,re ,g:pes whn cannot pre-
,ince !, certificate Of gpoi behaviour from Tie
ersars iii whose einp'oy hey hava been.
This will put a stop To- 'rsVieg, ard hush all
comp!an,s-Augu'ia Dispatch.
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THE ADVERTISER.
JAMES T. BACON, EDIToR.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. C, 1865.
napt:st Banner Revived.

See Mr.. FLLs nstics Of the revival of this
NEST sdsiraLls. religious journal.
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es-The especial atteutiou Of the public gene
rally is rcspec: fully directed to the new advsr-
4isenents of J. R. ClRwILE & Co.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-09-06
The speech. Of Gov. Perry, published in ye.

Jhespeech of Gov. Perry, published in Yes,
,;<rrdey's papet, is rather a pain statement Of
re snbaSancs of-,tis inrsrT:,w with -tsse Pres
dent, of their mutual views touching aGalrs,
than q Fperch. It will he seen that 'hey
;,orh iniica,e radical charges in the Consntu'
jinn of The STATE; apd for this we were pre-
pared. Thr great change in our affairs, the
.vgrlarsw of nsgro slavery, tho NECESSITY for
.ldcai alterations in cue domestic policy,
or tre introduction Of large bodies of for
.ige. emtarants, iGr lhp encouragement ol
.iFanuis..rnres. mac2ar.ics thorough tiIlaec,
..at etery form Of iadustry. will refder tiit ~
caanres o! ba' lit,lc Importance 10 any party
But ,lv whole matter will be ccntiltt! to tho
Convention, and we trast tia, they will bring
ne nec,sr>ry wit. w;sdoia and virtue to the
,;.k. I..M: II bs s-.e:i from this speech that
J ii.v.rr.or P:rry claims 81 full authorization
.rm tn President f r I'll ,hal he has done
I'D purposes d"ing. We are t"id by la'e
,ar;nln., y; lho Stare s>lature, thai ii tiIsre
-, a.; discrepancy I'e.wsen the S'ale and
.nI.tsry aut;o;r,ties ii Srufh Carolina, it .as
..iseu.wlcily ir,,m rive iaci thai Gu Gilmore
.,... icc.,v-.l NJ c;al in-trHctiap, rsQar"g
frcin Inn 'ha recognition If tic Provs'"na!
i,vern.r. III This be so-- -bui in ANY way
il should b. eisc to ubvale all diiie.ltes,
il NY " :: .i!,@i 'r1:areDce to tsc President.
Columbia Pse .tix.
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ss A youth Of 'eighty-Ave married q maid.
on OF ssYenty-6ys in Xenin, Ohio, recently.