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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22
Look on the Bright Side:

Look on The bright side Of things, II i:
the right side. The times may e-hard, but
it will make. them nos easiarby wearing 8
I gloomy and sad counteuauce. 1t is the sun
shire andsnot the cloud that makes thesfow
err Full one halt our ills are So only in i'm
saginatioa. sTbere is always that. before OF
around as which. .should cheer. and ELL 1.-The
heart with warmth. ~
TIE sky is blue ten times where it is black
l'onee. You have troubles, it may be. so
do others. None arc free from them. Per
hapsit tis as well that none should be. They
give sineW and tone to life; fsrtitude and
I5courae1to.t the man, That would Fl5 adall
sea, and thsglssilor wofld' never get;skiil,
where there was nothing to disturb the ,aur-
face Of the OCEAN. " - :
1t is the duty of every one to extract oil
the happiness and enjoyment he can without
ard within him; and aboveall he should look
on the bright side Of things. What though
things do look alittle dark. The lane will
turn and the night land'ins broad day In
the long run, andyery often inthe short, the
great balance of life;rights itself
: - What isill becomes we'll; what iss<wropg
becomes right. Men were not made to hang
,down. either their heads or tpeirg lips, and
those who do only show that they are de-
parting from the path Of true Common senac
and right. There is more virtue in one sun
beam than in whole hemisphere Of cloud
7and gloom. Therefore, we repeat, look on
tie bright side of things. Cultivate what ID.
warm and genial; notthe colo, repalsivc, dark
and morose. -. --s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22
ToAthe Public.

rUyIIE undersigned have secured the serviccs Of
E MISS@HATTIE L. MORGAN, of this Dis-
triet u take charge Of School at Liberty Ecad-
emy this year. School to begin OH tho soaond
Monday in February, tho 9uth. 80. a.. :,
a.. Miss ". is nthufoueh Scholar. haring gradu-
tad at QUO rf The Gfa. Colleges in tile State, with
tho Second Honor. =: ;as
= Thu arst Session viii continue four. months
20 days each. Tho second Session, The sama timo.
Rates Of Tniti6n tho same ss' charged in other
Schools. Of, tia salna order. Schnlars. charged
Fl ON, the dag they cntor to close of Session.
JOSEPH PRICE,
~ - a. JOHN D6UGHERTY, =
ss3 i. WASH. JENNINGS,
~ C. L.sBLAia, ~. =.
GEO. W. MORGAN.
.Fcb.7 6.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22

Ill TELL PA WHEN ne CONES HoME.-A
friend of ours; who had taken u pride for some
time ir cnltiv&iing q fell crop Of hair on his
face, was called away from home onsbusiness,
a few days ago. While absent aninexperi
enced barber spoiled bib: nhigters in trim
ming them, which 81 yexed onr, friend. that
he directed tlic.b barber to make clean job
II is,'hy shaving whiskersnld nsous,aehenl
of The barber obsyed and our friends face
vas al smooth sud delicate as wheu in his
,icens. He rcturmea home IN The night. Next
morning his little girl did not recognize .htim
on waking up. Looking over her rnother,
and sesipg Is, she SUPPOSED, astiaugcr in the
bad she rotnakad, irbes childish simplicity;
=" Mister, get out OF here; III tell pa On you
when he comes. home" >
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22
The Garden.

February. tp.the gardening readers of 1tbe
Southern. Cul,iyator, is very busy: month
Allathe preparatory work of spsding, plough.
ing aud maturing must be. finished. Manure
made after this time, had better bs composted
and reserved for future uIe, when it has be-
come well deconposed. Woods earth and
top, soil e. rich as Fon.can get, swamp earth,
all are good TO mix withmanurei in composing
Fresh marurcs applied late are little 'or no
service to growing crops, .ad are generally
injurious, except IN net seasons. All the
early crops must now be planted, but all the
main hardy crops should notgo in till Che
last Of The month. Peas, Irish potatoes, tur.
nips, lettuce, cabbage, radishes, onions, lceka,
:parsly. spinach, colza, mustard, garliok, shei.
lots, and artichokes, all require attention.
Urge forward ihework in good weather, in
order no: to get behind.hand. Putinthe last
of this month, early corn, okra, beats, CARROTS
and parsnips. Make youean asparagus bed,
if you have not already done go. Ii you have
not roots, sow seeds to get roots for another
Year Il IL easily raised, wholesome aadpala.
table. we would as soon 60 without Eng
lsh peas a5 asparagus.
In Jour hot beds, il you are lucky enough
to haSet the gl4ss o,cover them, bring for
ward peppers, egg PLANS, tomatoes, &c, for
planting out, when the irosts arc over.
Mako aFailablc every foot of-good soil, for
producing food Of some kind.
Take care that your fine seeds are not GOV.
er, d too deep. They should be covered light.
ly with fine sifted soil, pressed upon the seed.
a small seed cannot push up through an inch
Of Gay, turning over clods, hard lnmps and
rocks in.its efforts TO see daylight. twill
rot first. Large seeds, ike corn, peas and
snap-heans, ina7 be covered deep, but not
with humps, rocks or;clods. Onion buttons
should be plnrted Close to'the surface. Give
them just soil enough to keep them in;thcir
ces.-Southcrn Cntiyator. y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22
State Record of the Names %
Deceased Soldiers
SOUTH CAROLINA. COLLEGE,
.HnY1sfepr ,1snIervs16. Hl6S.

L.
- ,CoLU.nt2, Jannary;16; Is65s
! .I1NDER iaPpuintment hYathe. Legislature to
w prepare this Record, Icsrneally appeal TO
theiauiliss,or friends of our deceased soldiers
to s6nd me at once their names, &C., while-the,s
is an opportunity 10 secure accurate formation.
Hospital registers and .eports Of cazdalteB from
the army are deficient in the inforIaati0hre
it mustbe obtained at home. -; - 80
Tho Record will dato date back to5the begils;
Mig of tho war, and include aii@who haye bcsn,,
killed in battlc or died OF wounds :ecciEed M
battle, or from disease or accident If you hpyG
been 90 fortunate as not to lose friend or rslst;ys
yet rep emher that it is nobIo to rescue fronseb.
sliyion the name of but one friondsss youth who
had Igonofrom your neighborhood to die in oas
cause. as -. -, =
Give-1. Name ir fap. 9. Froa, saat Datr;ct.
g. Rank. A.. Company. s. Regiment -ond urns sf
eervice. 6. Died, gear, nosal, day.. I. cayse:f.
death, and remarks las ,ehcrc he died, nge, Fsev!-
ously wounded; &c.l ? -
Circulars and blanks to Be He'd eill Be to
sach ms des:rs thtm.7 Nosfes essezpsnesZia ;nour:
red by any pne for having the record made. The.
STATE il sndeayoring to fulfill sscrod obligation
in securing now, aud recording for postefity, ths
names of all b-r aops who have fallen IN this war.
in 1852, ihe Convention rnanim"usly rsso1eed
Tint this shy ulf be done, ,tas token of respeot
to their memories aud o legacy of.ines;imxblo
yaiae to their friends :" and the resolution wes
scrtforth, By theiE order, TO be, read teourssSi-
nente, hattnlions and companies everywhere.
Mdnysa brave soldier may have died. in solitude
or rushed upon the foe, with the thorghtin his
heart that his name would be honoranly preas.yea
at homo.
wM. J. RIVERS.
95- Each paper IN the State copy three iiiaas
and send bill IL Iao.
II q q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22
Dick Ghaathara

TNJILL stand the Spring Season Of 1885 MT
w One Hundred Dollars the sea,on..Sa ~ =,
% He will DO ut Edsc6o,dC G. II: Mondays, Tees-
days, Wolnc.days aIa ThuFsdaya,--ihe Ionaip-
:iersof tie uo-k Ct Hsrnou Gkll,nsaa. as7 vi;
begin Tho seae9n fst February ssd eni Ii Sssh
-Juue. II. VIII. remain at j.: Gallmsn's during
inc month nj Fctrr.FJ5, aftsT which .irae hA Nil,
he sls-raate!y ct Edssasld G. n. srdsN. Gs!i-
mans.
By;spcciol Contract with INT Agent, JSs. u.
Harrisoa, or myself, r.ares will ko Insured with
feal for Two Hundred Dollars. The ncuoy viii
be considered duo onttho cnd of the season.
ssH0. a.. BACON. +
Jar8f a.. B
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22

T---------<--7Se->Ss----
.. GESss YouSc.-We7. extract the following
tribute to the gallsnt Gen. Young, from the
Charleston Courier:
We aresgratiGed to annouce 70 our readers
tla. the gallant sfn of our sister State,S SGeor.
s;a, General P: Nj. B. Young,s who <has done
such efficient service in this department du'
ring the epresentemergo rgoney, hazrecently been
raised to the grade. of a Major General; 1t
is not for what. he has done here only, which
has gained for him the. high position. Atthe
head Of that veteran Cavalry Brigade Com.
.,nanded respectively by the lamented Stew,
artsand the gallant, Hampton, has he won
-i,is spurs-as bright a:pair as was ever pluck.
ed from the dust CT a. hundred battle fields
I'VE learn that he has been assigned to the
command of division of cavalry in Geor.
.gia, and look for higher deeds from him in
the future than those whichs have character
lied his pastcsreer. Truly we can now see
the: first rayssof q rising hope. With. two
splendid divisions ofsToteran troops added to
our present strength, commanded By the in,
trepid Butler ard. the dashings lonng, With
the Eeroic' Hampton: for thcir chiei, we ex-
.pect confidently to see glorious results from
The rolling of their guns and the'fashing'st
their snbres. y.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22
ders of our enemies WIZ be quartered in
their bounty lands onethe plantations OF our

diers of our enemies VIII be quartered in
their bounty lands onthe plantations OF our
ctizens2 - .;z.s4
6: Besides; these lands grow thegreat staples,
and tie stapaeefes Cotton primarily 1t will
sbe a. aa5iit,ea5 necessity vita our enemies to
Observation-Disclosures Of cotton in the keeping
of themselves and ont Of hesbands'ofr those
who aYelbcen.rebe's. Bat, while the Yam
kee soldiers are thus pensioned.and supplied
with his bounty land; swhst.is TO Become of
aSur wn.heroic soldiers. The few butsuDdis-
'mayed-ths braves ofsEec;s ao6le srmy-the
aself-sa.ri6cing, enduring veterans, who have
planted so often the sbattle flag scf the Con.
-federaey On theenemy;s ranparts amidsshc'
shoutsof victory-4of those whose limbs have
beer torn aslnder, the blind and criPpsce
who cannotiearn alsupport, apd the wives.
and children of those who have fallen, in the,
war? -Why,S ,Sin the.dayathat our banners are
lowered-in the dsy. that the Oonfeaerscy is
Iost-the+ Of our soldiers will be written
They.wil beturned adrift.. No homage will
be paid to their sufferings no support IL
their: Affections and want! Orphans of "a
dead nation, withous an asylum or q friend!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22
Lost or Stolen

"A FOUR par cent. Certificate, mo. l03, for;
IA $500, drawn by z. w. Carwile, DypositaEy,
in favor OF S. E. Frecland, and da,oi March 18th,
1894. All persons arc cautioned lagsin.t trading
for tho said Certificate. application viii be male
ut the expiration Of six weeks from this dste for
its renewal J. II. C. PREELANp.
Inn Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22
Important. Neace.
.EpexT1xLp. 8. C.. Jan. soth, lss, 3
ENROLLING OFFICE,

EpeERlELD, s. G, Jan. sotb, 1863. +
n sBY.virtuo of m arrangement mado sstxeon
h. the undersigned and Msj. s. s. Tcnpkins
porstns in this District who-live near this VIZ
lage. ..Gnd who have mot yet delivered thaisTaxin;
Kind, gre herebynotjfsd tba. thoycan deliysr.thei
same at this ofice, where thoy will be furnished
with proper receipts therefor. :, -.
:. II. All persona included in above paragraph
arc earnestly requested to- bring forward t5eis
Tax in Kind as seon as possible, as IL is'mush
f. J.MOSES, JR,e
y ,s-'rtr Lieut.. 4 Enrolling o6cer.
Jan 81 80 9s . 2t s-s7'--,s;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22
Richln chm, oond ) Gos;s;ip.
: A correspondent of the Columbus Sun wri
ting from Richmond, gossips thus

A correspondent of the Columbus Sun Wrl-
ting from Richmond, gossips thus: =
/ The bill Of exemptions, as returned BY the
j Sesa.c to the House on yesterday, depriTes the
President of:all details, and you will at once
perceive o great Increment, not to make Mr'
Davis eat humble,pi only, ,-but to- place the
destiny of the Corfederacyin other hands.
For it isawell understood that, the refusal OF
the President to accede to thedemaDd DIS made
on him, heavy and painful es, tney are, VIII
be attended by such action on the part OF
both Houses as will force him entirely out OF
his seat. This would make Stephens Presl.
dent butt Davis resigns, am told Stephens
will -alsoresign and the whole,civil and Iii-
itary. authority of The Confedevacy swill<not
pass into Hunters hands-he is'far too7timid
to assume. such responsibility into the
hands OF. Robert e. Lee. r.
%WigCall is said to be the soul of this. tre-
mendous business. I hear that he is perfect
ly cool, perfectly dispassiohate, perfectly de
termiDed, and that he has with him 1lalorl-
sty inboth the Senate and the House. This.
majority must be very decided, or else the
whole Virginia delegation, including such
men. as. Hunter andssssRives, would not lave
tOfQ NE lSVi6 10 MS lacc tnat uoWetsSs aisn1iSo-
his Cabinet and must restore Johnstons 49,
It is said that Wigfsll, declares that on his
arrival here he found ha had lost two pre-
cious months. BE discovered the Confede.
rate goyerpmentin the condition of a man
freezing to death--either totally ignorant Of
its fast approaching fate, or wholly indffer-
,e9tto it Els aim is to shakeup the freezing
man, to arouse him to o CONSCIOUSNESS CT his
danger, and to force him in spite of himself
to como in out of the cold, to get close TO the,
fire; and to save his life. The fire alluded to
is the confidence of the people, without which
the government will surely perish; and notu-
ing short ofahe sweeping reforms proposed
will restore that confidence,
These things are nst fully known to the
people. They have an inkling Of them, but
that issal. OF course there is little excite:
.ment TIE Streets: Meantime lit is pretty,
ye!l understood that Mr.. Davis will Tot yield
to the odemands made upon him. Then we
may anticipate trouble. Perhaps there will
be compromise ofaome sort, for compromise
is the essence of politics. In this event, the
history of the past gecs to show that Mr.. Da-
US will Tot come off second best. He and
Mr.. Benja,nin have heretofore proved more
Ian match for both Houses and the whole
res Of the Confedcracy combined.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22
Flour Wanted for the
NaCy.

FgSEE Honorable seereicry Of Navy, through
IL Msj. W. f. HOWELL. Naval "A gent An
susta, .Eaa5 authorizes me To- purchase eli tSs
FLOUR for sale In this Ds.rict,z for the KaSy
Department. md, for the present, to pay the
MARKET PRICE for tho same. Therefore, all
persons having FLOUR to sell (froIn q Iack to q,
hundred barrels tsre eatncsily requested TO dc:
liror it to msin Hamburg forthwith, as tbe:de-
.mnnd for it is very urgent. Cssh pajd .on deliy-
cry. - s. 8. BOWERS, Agent
Navy UepAr,tnent.
Hamburg, Dec 81 t Oh
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22

es-Al. "a period Of our strngEala ha' tbs sr--y
BEEN NEE as.rrsaiasa aid 0i".r- .,,, a, ~.
sre:e. =. noment fhe!peorie, too, aro bes ginning
tie catch the enthusiasm, AID We hopo are long to
clroricle such ,sr shirs,ion OF patriotic iraacn-
..ss as saept thtcush our .l.'i,i daring the arst
y,a- ef.,he rat. We want eolaf, -yin, arap,
baaS none. ,ostsbii,b it inihS ahspe Of su-
,ry;r,o copalercc, all our srandsst victory will
! Re wen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22
near, and whether an inmate or one Of the

near, and whether an inmate or one Of the
fremen,. we have not ascertained.:
1t was sad sight to'see hcuseless women
and children weepingsover the rains. of their
: late homes. They were nov; .outcasts, as
poor and shelterless as Lazarus. Many vino
had contented themselves that they had their
comfortable homes spared thon from the
ssrcck Of war, where they could nestle aad
toll through the world anew, now felt the
cold d'hand of utter hopelessDess' prcssSupoh
them S-r7e = e''..s'. ~ -
IS ltiis.impossible to ascertain IS yet theloss
of life and property. -: =
X Weshaye heard, Of some six OF eight being
kiilcd.and large number wounded. lnpro.
perry the loss must have been very large;
The blocks Of houses, with several detached
residences, that have been destroyed, must,
ia themselves Be worth, an immense sum,
independently of the furniture, goods and
property they contained. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22
GbgeffeIb 9Hlob&rtisa:.
sBea,utifnl Lines.

The day i, cold, snd> dark, and dreary-
It rains, and the winds ere never weary; -
The vine still clings to. the m0ulaering wall;
But al every gust the dead leaves fsfl77-- : ::
And tho day is dark and drosry. 4
Ny life is cold, and dark, and drsary-
II rains, and tho. .windsare nerer rwesry;
Ny thou ghts still cling to the moaldazins past
But the hopes of youth fau thick in tho blast,
Aud my life. Is dark aud drear5'
Be still. sad heart, and ceasesrepining q
Behind the cloud the'.un is shiuiRs; q. 2
Thy fate is tho common fate Of all :.
Iuto each life some rain must fall,
sono days ho dark and,dreary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22
,Njptiee.

Notice.
LII rcrtons in.ooted TO tie Fstate Of Robers
IN j. Delph, late Of EdgeGeld District deceased,
arr requested to Come forward md meko pay.
lncnt; snd these having. demands against said
Es.atc wil present them in due time, and proper
lyauthenticetcd.s -
a. J. PELBgTlsR, .Adn,r.
0ct18 ly <3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22
I,ye Been Thinking.

Eye Bcen IhInainss
I'vs-besn't n'thinking, Pve been thinking.
Whist a glorious world were this, ,.-s.sz
Did folks mind their own business % meFe' -
And mind their neighbors' less
For instance, you end I, my friend, ~
are sadly prone to talk ~. 5 ~
Of matters that concern as not, -ssr =
and. others 7follies mock.
I've been thinking, now, if we'd segiR
To mind our own affairs, ,s.-.v;. !.
That possibly our noighbors might -
Contrivs to manage theirs. -.
We've faults enough at home to nesd--"
tn.y be truo0 othetsii- -, >
It would be strange if it were not, ..,
Since all mankind are brothers. ~
would that had charity
FOr,every man and woman;
Forgiveness i, the mark of those
Who know to " err is human.'
Then let US banish -jealoasy--
LET'S lift CTR fallen brother.
And rs wS journey down lifs's road, = !.
Do good to ene another.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22


: WHO Will. MAk&-A Coop WlFs. = When
you SEQ young woman wl,o,rlse early, se;.e
the table andsSSprspares her;tatharss, .btfaks,
fastcheerfully, depend Upon IL, tlat phs w.,
mske4a good wiie:s Yoaslnay rely upon ii
thai she possesses a:5eoqdss disposition aad
Kind heart. - -,
AiTTAency cyou, ,seeaa young woman; just out Of
bed at nine O'CLOCK, leaning with her elbow
;onaha table. grasping and. sighingn /" {, ,ghay
flroadrully IfeeL;1, rely upon It's size nil not
make n geod. wife. She musshs laz!y. and
mopish,. :e..s.s, M =. j. ~
>+Wncn. you see. a: girl nth ia broom in her
hsi,d aBeeping The floor, with &-rubbi4g board
or a clothes line in her hard, you may put i
down that she is industrious, ,snd will Lake E
VERY good rifle FOR .soiaeboi5.
r When you soc a.gir. with 3 hoye! in her
lsteGt hand, ard f.a' in her right, shedding
tsars y6i n l.ia3 Sc sire th Che /. anst isr a.
,mife. IfeppingssaR1i s;;sery are before Gov;
! which viii You chooSeI 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22


CHARACTER Il rowEk.-It, is often said
.bat knowledge is power, and this is tr'se.'
Skill oi-fscuIty Of any Kind carries with itsu-
perioriity: So to q Certain extent, wealth is
power, and rank is. power, and intellect is
power, and genius hasa trapscendaut GRIT Of
.inasfery ovcrmen. But higher. parer and
better than sil, more constant nits influence,
more lasting IA its sway, IS the power OF Char.
.aceer, that power whichemanates from a:pnrc
and lofty mind. Takeany community; WIG
.isFthc man of most iufuence? 10 whom do
ssalliook up with.reserencc2 Not tie "s1iaf'
test, iina,.. nor the .cicyerest politician, nor
slhe most brilliant talk! r; But he who, in Q
long. .ooussae of years, Tried by the extremes
of prosperity and aaversity,- has spprsyed
himself % the Judgment Of his neiglbofs, snd
ef iii who have seen his lie; as .Snrthy to De
.ca,tsd good and wise. -. - :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-02-22
Notice.

g. Notice.
a. 0sT OR M1SLaID, about tho. Soth January
al la'!, my RETIRED PAPERS, given me
by Board of Surgeons at Gordonsrille, Va on
tho ID May 1854. Any information concerning
s.id papers viii bt thankfully received.
- J. D. tsGORE.T