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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

II the editor Of the Evansville Journal
Sry 1Tf h5sy lssr tAiRdt ssPss lsIlSF !si,h hHn-
him between thumb and forefnger, and
take him as . pinch Of snuf.-LOvis-
vile Journal.
Dirt 10 no drawback to the Louisville
JoErnal--it Is its native slement--and
its editor seems resolved to try two or
three more "pinehes," notwithstanding
the frst proved so disastrous TO his COM
pIacency and good humOr,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

T. M. Lucas, Of Pierce township,
Vigo county, who mystsriousIy dissp.
pearsd two or three weeks ago, has been
found. His dead body was taken out of
Honey creek, and bore evidence of hav-
ing been foully dealt with. Two men,
named John s Risley and Moses Homer,
have been arrested, one OF whom was
committed TO jail and the other held to
bail in the sum Of 5000, with his
father and brother as sursties.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
BOOKS.
The Book Trade

The Book Trade.
NapsIsonss Lafs or Jaifus Cesar. BOuad, $40
YozfA's History Of the REBELLION
Ths DouAgsr. By Mrs Gore
Thee Leigh. By Mns- Thczas-
All the work. Of the azthor of John Halifax.
All The works hy Lever
All the works b. Dieksns-
JuvsnfFss frsn all fhs bsst Publishing Hozsss.
/ prads rsyssif ca fhs sslsetloz Of books suita-
BE for shfidrsa-
An s<hosl Books, States, Pager, Copy Books, A..
szifAbls for country msrrhasts.
PhotsErsThse Albums cheaper and bettsr than
Cansizz4Et. fa El
An sha Esw HSssls. both bozna sad pap~r.
All the MsgsxiAss szd Nswsrapsss, ss shs sarlisss
date.
a sp3sn6i6 stock Of Pistzrss and Tra=izg
At DoBKLL's BOOK STORE,
GnGiI Eyazsvfils.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
TO SOLDIERS.
u. s. ssnitary Commission
ARM Y 81 NAVY
Claim Agency.
no CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
CHARLES z. MARSH, Local agent.
Office No. 6..-.....Third b.,
Get. Locust sBd Msinl'
KVAssVILLE. Tnp. l
10 SOLDIERS.

Tn. 4. Sanitary c5mmission. desiring 70 70
igsvs soldiers sailors ara thsir families from ths
49,, 80. =, usun l. psid foF tas proee>1fiou
~ .,ss~t, ~i.fups ba sstsbiisksf thie Agency 70
eotssrt Prpsionas Afrsars of Pay, Be1nty, kA
etisr eialnas against ~ Gygsrnmsnt, WITHOUT
Ctsan nGG DE EXPNNsE or sNY EISD
WBATsvEE TO THE CLAIAAET5
On applIcHrion ssnt q this Assney, stEffrg the
uans and post0fass address af the . ainant, the
nave, rarks comp4sy. rsRimsnt, ssrvies, and
EtRts Of tbs sold - q whose - can't the claim -
made. @nd date % dise hArss death, the pro- sr
Nlsnk@ viii b. allied cut - iAr - poasfbts sad
scot 70 he peraon applying. these can then -
execat and rsfuEued 70 thi oshce, whsrs the
tlsiD VIII b ~Foseeuts1 - . enAl issrs fn The
shortest pos ibis time. lJ1l. snv -sctdood
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

TE PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF TIE GEh-
n ersl Assembly cf ths Common salfh q Ess- s
tzcky, suth0r1King the sale 81 H. : ks.tlc
Equ rs IN the city u BeBdersons Ay.s -. :.
Ast ratified b tbs cit Eens o. nsn1s-sas - -
hsrsby given fhas said Public square n. -
lais cut ia suitasls 10 b. fhs Mayor sne Soan-
ell n said efty. zsd wfi - soid q pgole zeSs.Sa
on ths Urerns . 90 Saturday septs e pr me stn,
Ises 80 20 en- rasnee at 10 o elo-k & n
Trzzs-ons tbird s@shs oDs-third % = credit
essx moBtbas ssd oas tnlre q , efeei of
49, ,-ffh arr ossd ssczrify rsq1irsd an4 llsu
fsat an tss treunisss until the purchase nonsy Il
paid -.
Clerks oGi7s-
BT osdsr Of The NAysr snd Cozneu-
Nv. EEEILIHoxR, Clerk.
HsadsFson, Ky, ASxuEf -, 1898. szGT-t&s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

The Evansville Journal charges rs
with drinking Lel il be understood
that the Louisville goxrnGI is edited by
a drinking man aud its Evansville name
sake BY sober one, and the whole world
will take TO driuk-LoGisvtlle Journal
If your statement be true, the doctrine
of EetG! deprGvfty 10 proven beyond per-
advantnra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
NOTICE.
WHISKY.
ORANGE VALLEY WHISKY.
Beware Of Counterfeits

VEyE. TUE UNDERSIGNED. FooTE. MASH
Wv A CO., u Gincinbau, who are the sole pro
prietors OF ths well known brand OF orange Val
ley whisky, hav been informed that certain per-
sonH in "a Louls, Memphis EEatm mville and other
places, have tniri bged npon cur rights by coun-
tarleiting and nsing the above PANIED brand, and
also 0 hers Of our brands, which cur proper
trade marks. Now. we do b reby notify all such
rs ms th tive vii prosecute them 10 the full
extent OF the law for nfriugtng upon cur rights,
and this pro &c tion hal he n0t only for all they
may do 10 the futuie, but also for all damage
they may have done ns IN the past. Those who
have illegally ID cur brauds, may avoid pro
oution BY ing immediate application for set.
tfonent 70
TooTE. MASH co,
II and 10 Columbia O !, Cincinnati.
lad HEInks. 90 and 82 vain street. Evans
vile, are selliag ths geauiDe srtisie. guly1-8m.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

The State EsnsfHsg says she sircula-
ton Of the indianapolis Journal has
fallen OF one-half within the last three
months, while IL and other Democratic
papers shave held their own" The
SenfineFs circulation has occasioned
the display of much "bad blood"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

Mr.. Walter n Haldsmau, formerly of
this city, and lats Of the Southarn Con-
federacy, arrived here on the train from
Nashville Saturday nighk--LoHisuiEEs
Democrat.
Did be bring back "his rights" that
he went after four years ago2 I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

The Indianapolis Journal calls the
editor Of the Louisville DemosrGs .
"rsbsl liar" The Journal qualities ito
noun with the hardest adjective in the
dictionary. II a meaner, than q rebel,
har can be found, We should like TO hear
Of his whereabouts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

RULES AND REGULsTloAA.

I. Ne papss given away Al ,hs cor u,,sr 8, q.
grataAsouu cireaiAsiOas~
= No @dvsrsizs1sass. locAl notloes or pae.,
srssd saiess PEsPsla Or PAY EuaranSs.S. ..--s
1 Adesrsssenssts viIl Hsysv se accoupauis, 3
tseAl notiess snisss eoutraes + n.ae 10 ~, -.
Ane vAles rsseivsa isE the nosles.
- no " Loeal Nssiss." however short wfil,
inserted iOr lsss tAAa oas Dollar s.ch Az.
= AArriagss. Funeral and Relissous S.,,...
nnas lnvA<iAsay b paid IN s4vaaoe 70 ,sevro IN
ssrtion.
8 Ne dsaeisney On ths part ofearrisr. vsn \.
made goOd ey the oaaoe. the carrier. All -
asss papsrs e ordsrsd and directed, they mu,,
pay for their eArslsssnssa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
DENTIST.

: I.HA.XS
DDE.NTISI
Nx@sI.,,..
11I8 H "A "A ~
= EELIEG DULT THANKFUL FOR TIE
.ears, and bsing PernAneht rssidsat Of fhs city,
3esires ali persos (whsthar they nesd hts profsse
onal services uJtl 70 visit hiA a1d the
Various style. ofvg0rk Manufactures
Improvements and InventL 'u
Are being made, and everything that wm ~ ssgys
The interests Of his patients "a seeursd By ht-
establishment and Facifiti .
Are equal 10 any IN
= A r = II cETH = ..
He has Several Anesthetiss
AlIsvtatIng Pats when Extrastins
Teeth.
uhssks that arr szzksn en- Be rsztorsd 10 nearly
ssir original contour. Al dssirabls styissof
A & TIFICIAL TEKTH,s
made Anywhere in ths Unitsd States, ars mads by
nln- Areg1lArftiss Of Chlldrsn's Tseth saceess-
ally oorrectsd. Those having
DECAHED TEETH
sAe1ld sfthsx have thsr Extrzetsd or Filled. ttex
altar II possible.l Ths hsalth Of the parsiss ans
SEUBALGIc AEFLTCTTOEs TREATED.
ALSO CkSFT PALATE
eA@@ =. vsv.s ss sssv l,~ss 0zss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23
Union Drug Store /
LOCUST ST., NEAR THE POSTOFFICE.
MEDICINE
Hair Uprooted

Hair Uprooted
L'rona ali parts OF the Body fn ave
IT Isanasiss, ssttasaf fsfugv % lhs sksa By o..
sass DERfEaT ar FawBgm.H Aak Or sand Tor
Cph@m's beyilstory PoWdef, and take NO other
Price 81 Aaiied 20 any addreas Cor 81 -, by o.
,uFHAM, % south ElEhth street, Phiisdssphaa.
Pshn.
VTpham's HalF otsss snd curffng
" Flaid h the best hair dressing IN ths World
tt imp rts beartifui gioss u a. katg, hssrs q
osgi, promotes Ia Erossh. Ae. PFios, 80 osnis .
bottle
Upham's TetteF Ofnfmena o. q surs
eur fOr Tsfsy, SAD heurs. Chagpsd Head, Bar.
b-s's fch, e.. Pries 81 ossts box.
Upham's Asthma Cure relieves ths most
vioient xyisms u 1starsa, 10 usfnmsss aDd
fleets spe dy cure. Psiss, " a p.ekass-
IT ph-m's Dy spspsfa Cure - WAR;
" Fanted 20 cur any case of DVspepei-, ~
matter Asus Long siasasas Prioe 81. ssrssy msb
Upham's FrsekIe BanisheE Fvmotsa
Frscklss Tan, suBbarn, Pimples 90 the Eaoe,
sOitsns the skin and Deaufinss tha oompisKion.
Price 90 esnta.
DR.. La Ports's Life Elixir. the great
Esrstzs sd ksjssssafiss Remedy restores %
ssaniy ylEor al who sufsftu9 from fmpetrsd
nptnAi knsrky, Eervous Dsti itys Ae., srising
Il. N whsssvsf ssass. Pdss. 81 paekags.
The Iaunness HAIR stain oolors ths
whisksrs or NsustAebs beautifui btaeh ~ brosa
~ eonsisis Of o~iy ous prsgaraos. Color viii n0t
f4da wash out. Onig 80 eaats boz.
sosd by 3. O. uPHAM. zs south Eighth strsss,
PhlIsdsiphin, and b. ali Drugsssts. circuiars
BRoU0HToH a WOOD,
Cor. Third and hain Streets,
lss-s1 Ag~rts fsr Bvsnsviiis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

Crawfordsville, Indiana, has voted
itself n eity-ths easiest way to make
one. -@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

Astm boadss Concentrated ExtEmcf
baeA1 = The 9rsat Diurstic- Helnboid's Goa
esatratsd Extract ears4parflA 4 the great BIooS-
Purinsr- Both are prepared s1eoI Sing 70 rules
81 Pharmacy aad zCAenistry, ard ars tia most
sst'vs thss ran b nah.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

TO PurffTs Enrich she Blood, @Bd
Beautfty the Conplszion. uss HslmboLd's highly
tenrsntr1aed Exsrzcs saxsapariliA- One bottis
equals In strength one gallon OF ths syrnp or
Decoctfon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

"That justics has flsd 20 bra ish beasts,
And men have lost their reason"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18

: HEkvr lMMIcRATloS.-fhe stream OF i'm
migration to this port shows no sign of abate-
mept. During the first three weeks Ct The
past month, seventeen thousand pnsSenee's,
iron various European ports, landed in Tins
city, aud the entire number for the month
will apuroxiMate twenty. FIRE thousand. Tie
larger parl of these immigrants arc Germans
Swiss and Poles, who will prove valuable
acquisition to our neutrality-suspicious.. Mar
" all of them have bronsh! a little capital
tho closely hu.banded savings of hard labn!
ut homs-and With this they will establisL
themselves and coYtncace the work of cary
ing out their fortunes by industry and econo
my. Very few ottho Immigrants stop in ;h'
CITY permanently. The majority have iheil
destination fully decided upon before they
arrive here, an', generally lusis:ess greas cs
aerness to go ior$ard--we west-ward or south
ward, as the case may tc. Our repo:ta froa
the European Giles wnere emigrants nostl.
rmburk, all point to continuation. OF thi
liuaux. The German and Enghsh4seappri
are oserrnp with omigrapts; Rpdthe vessel
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
IiIitary-. Matrimony.. Divorces made
Easy for the Negro.

Considerable merrimcn. ia being made by
some Of tSe Northern sprcss over the recen
=rder of Colonel Thomas. regulating mar
ri.ges for freedmen in accordance with th,
ordinancessof God end the Constitution o
The United States. But there is o Genera
Rufus Saxon, who has charge of the Freed
mems Buralu in the two Carolinas and Geor
sia, who throws Our superintendent in tbs
.hade. Col. Thomas has some show of rea
son, IN consea,egee OF there being no State
laws regu!ssfhe marriages Of negroes
But Saxtol9s long ways ahead Of him
.nd regulates the whole thirg-not Only ,be
marriage, bat.elso fixes a getting out plac-
for those who get tired Of married life. w
have DO room foc all his regulations on tn
subject, psthe following are dainty: -,
.TsnM.-f husband living with wiSs'
baying no children by her, mey te permitted
to take previous wife, provided
/. HefhsYe children by such wife, who are
It'll minorsi
9. That such wife have no other hnsbano
known to.ba living:
8. Thst' is present wife assent to such
change of tsem marriage relations.
Eyeenth.AIf former wifs utterly refuse:
upon application made by the husband, t,
renew her, Iarmer marriage relation with him
ne may notisg some society or church Of tn,
iact Of such refusal, and ask tor a.rcleas.
rom said iw5e.s Il, sitter due notice given b,
UGH society or church to the wife refusing,
he fail to show any moral or legal objection,
IS provided afor in those regulations, to tbs
enewsl ofSher former marriage relations
with him. tyen the society or church acting
in the case shal! grant to the man q relcase
rom all Aislebligations to her as husband,
and for thesapport.Of all his clildFen by her
4, The tcnd@cy Of these regulations is GER
ainly calculgt tied to impress the negro With G
seyy lofty regard for one ot the most sacred
lrstitutionssdf Christian society There sre
doubtless sdihe white. people that wcrld like
to shuttle ofEhc matrimonial coil as eesl,
IS is hereby gprescribed-- Iicksburg Herald.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18


kErCNuM IL THE FnoMBs.-1he be New f0TS
G rrcsron,lert Of the Cincinnati liGscte says:
K~tchnn, the forecr, is still confnrd i'll
,.. Toombs, and bears bis f.le with remark
abe resignation and firmness. He coniilues
to plsy tAc role Of injured i'moc, nee Eor de-
clares, with SINE ,e:npLasis 10 is to proud
to complain. His wife, il Is said, has moi
visited hin; but two orr ihTs" az his fair
friends, in whom be was .n,re deeply ihltef.
cstef than he should have been, n.ake tTe.
oaent calls at his pe;son quarters, conscline
his captivity with their caresses. and s"tten
Ing it With thar ,."rs. lie passes much o.
his time 10 r:alisg poetry, aud in ind!inr
sentimental episale, to tho dear digiuities t.
whom have referred while he is he fire.
eucut recipient Of various perfsm-d, rose
lined lilletR, acquiring him that IN the ni'is
OF &C vsrsi,y the loving heart remembers most
!, His cell, if it can be called such; ia qui;'
pleasant, and be is literally supplied with
books, aud delecacies, ard flowers. He ha
no doubt whatever of his discharge by th,
couris and continues to ssscverate that b
tus done nothing which can make him arucn
able to the Law; that Lis financial opera
tion5" we're unfortunate, bu! sanctioned b.
custom in Wall street. -. ,,,~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
4 Careless Habit.

It is really distressing TO notice the largo
eumbcr Of yolns men who allow themselves
TO become stoop-shouldered, which results
entirely from ca7eleesness or laziness. We
sae SONS who present eeiden. signs that they.
give fair amount Of attention to he mirror,
Judging from the, care bestoEed upon their
hair and uhiakers; and yet, aAer. having On.
,shed theae ceremonies to beautify and in,-
s-ore their appearance, thes walk ut kescfs
he world looking as if they had carried pscks
II their lives, end TIA, tho peculiar tsmP OF
heir shoulaara was Intended tor It to rcat
.por. Wha. pity It Is That yoang persons
snnot see .hoa dsiovmsd and i'll shaped they
re when giving way thus! ,Fow we coa-
t.ud tits nething bat clrelcss6css, and ean
oe as easily guarded assinet a, any o:hsr bad
habit. Why, nsn, Just throw your head, and
SHOULDERS back, and bold them, there, sud
-ou will in short time potcnly srow in the
.srination of others but will actually think
no,c of yo1zstlf.. Quit walking .aleng, with
your CHA resting on ycur chest, and ysur
saad drawn in like a terrapin's-for though
you m.y sleek your hair aud xhiskcrs, and
think you lock ever SO wei, mo; one else
thinks 30 but yourself-and tatwson ud, you
ook for all the wcrId like m cid peck heras
aorirs If on o journey. Hold back Jcur
.hoaldeTs, throw out your chest; and, with
oar Aesd crest, you will leoh something like
~hat Yonr AAksr in,saded-the image Of
himself. O,hsrsise, oy tho time Jou arc
tuirty years of azs, yon will be anarscw
saestcd, atoop-shou:dersd, insignificant lock X
.us crss,ars, with not sufficient euergy1'o
take yourself eus of 9 shower Ct rain-Co-
amJns Enquirer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
! General lee.


The gratifying duty cf announcing to !hs
country the acceptance By. Gen. Robert E
Lee Of the Hr sidency of Washington College
mas been 4deaplved upon the undersigned b,
the board oftrustees of that institution. The
accession ofsibis distinguished gentleman Il
| the faculty os flis venerable college, aud q:
its honored stfel, is DEFINED. We trust, 'e
..:ark the ceamsncement Of nov era in lis
history, and mosssesrd;sily dove cengFsaela'.
lis numerous friends on this most suspicious
event. Tie high. noble and patriotic motives
which impcl!ed our beloved chief, in accep
leg tie honorable, but comparatively hamh;l
-osi,ion rendered 10 him by the anthuiiiiap u
tic College, must win for him new title t.
he admiration and love Of his countryr,eD
The college, under the administration and sn
,-rvision of Gen. Lee, will resume its esei'
ses On the llth inst.
Alta meeting Of ;hc board CT trustees os thu
'o,le2e. convenc;! in Lexington, on 1Eni"
.iav. toe 3lst ult, the loliosing resolution
VI, unanimously passed. the publication o
WHICH is demanded aS on Get Of jas'Ics ailS'
to Gen. Lee aud themselves:
Msolred, That the board heartily .concur
IN aud fully inanrses the sentiments SO wei
expressed by Gen. Lee, iD his letter Of acrrp
tanco Of the presidency Of Washington Col
!ese, .hat ait is the duty of every citizen. il
the present condition Of the country, to d'
al, in lis power to aii in the restoration o
osace and harmony, sud in no way to oppes
,he D ,licy Of tho state or general go7ernnen
directed to that object" and thai" it Is par
;cu)sryincumbent upon shos. charged Wi!bth
instruction of the young; 10 set au' exampl'
nf submission to authority sentiments ha
cannot fail to command themselves to the al
proval of the President OF the United States
and to the unqualified assent OF all 'snsbl
and yiriuous citizens.
In dedicating his future life to the hol
work Of educating tic youth Of his conntr,
General Lee presents new and interestio
phase of his grand and hcroic CHARACTER
chsr.cter than which no more pcrscc, mod.
exists among liyius men. "'Tis s9lid +.
brio, snd will we'll support tie laarsls th'
sdora it, Let the young men Of tlis cou'
try, North as we'll as South, be wise End pr'
fit no .css by his precepts than by his great =
). ample. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18
Emma Lee And I.

When the nightingale was singing,
And the dov. had scnc to rest
When tEo ,e7eniag sky was .inging
VIII silver in the west;
Where the prairie ao~srs nodded
To osep6yrs roxing by; - ID, .
Where tie az was swcc,ly scented. -. :.
!, .,.Waiked IAasa Leo and I. s.,:- = y!
We talked abaau; .hu aows-s,,
{ AS We wandered :hcre together;
We talked about the birds - -.
i,i.KeSalscd abou.the weather.; =.
@ We tho aght about tthe stars q - -
.. .---c%a.sttrelab:ed in the sky;
s;Hreithpvsh; about thean els there; "
Sweet E,Rma Loe and 7.
/ Ee heard The nigatsira triiiias
His continental sehg, 5es ~
We heard the cricket chirpins
- ;A- wo gently passed along; ''- -
VIC felt OUT hearts a-swellins 49,
. With lcve a. Beating high,
We nelt.olr. lips a kiGsing=--....-,-.=--,----c
sw,e. Llema Lee and !. e
Heaven heard the ro#s e'spoke,' -.
Aswecur mutual. love declared.
Vows never to be broke
While iiSo 10 Us is epared;
Wo ssked our Heavenly Father.
As vc rased into the sky,
To crown our lovo with happiness,
Sweet Er,ma Lse and I.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18


4 sleek o!l Jew in his counting room eat,
In store Bout hundred by s.;y; -,
And the counters and shelves, said for themselves
That he was doing ablniness quite thrifty
His wife Is bedccked in gorgeous array. 80
/ Aud hip children are ttistily, olad, sl
Will. tho old bo, himself, is dresssa to death.
In clothing the bost 10 DO had.7 = = ."'i
& customer calls--hc turns In hl1 r'asir,
Aud rings very :,ri.s asrhc bsi!, q z. ~
And say to bis clerk, uat say to him, pissss,
Tha. tish only by Wholesale ] she'll"
He counts hi, oath. and lay, It in rilct,
While he puts hi, Havana cigar; ,a,
And he chuekles and srina as he maya to himself,
AL dish from dish glorious war" ~. II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18


ENCOURAGING Fox THE FUruRE.-Many Of
UT people are inclined to look on the '.ach
side Of affairs. They talk of nothing bul ruin.
they shape their course as if there was moth
:ng good or encouraging in the future. Pot
icy of this kind is wrong policy. Let Us
.ook at the true position and See. Hereto
fore the South has made immeuse crops. III
order to do this large number OF hands han
to be employed. Tie result of large crops
Vas low prices. Extensive tracts of land had
70 be fenced in and cultivated.
Nav, every thing has undergone radical
change. 1nstesd Of low, wo have excessively
.igu prices f,r al,nost every thing which was
,rmerIy.rsiaed in the South. In many cases;
sight and ten ti,nes as much more is paid for
a production now. as was in days gone by.
Il. the producers will only improve the pres
en opportunity, ,aey IAN clear more ready
money with less labor, less excuse, and less
;-zation of sprit, taan they did in former
,.urs. They need not have as much hcii
.rouud their places-snd only workers at li''i
Ii will cost lr-s for PROVISIONS, ana there VI
D. y less number 10 iook after aud kee.
straight. Less grou' will bs cultivated, an
he,efore less ground worn out yearly.
A Shreveport, l.a., paper looks at this sub
iect in this light;
Fer some years 10 come our crops will b.
comparatively small, but even these sn'.'.
crops will bras into the country v.rv lars-
anoun: Of cash, as prices VII continue To
DC large so long as there is g deficiency in
he yield. a crop of 100000 bales at thirty
MS viii briug as 8uch as 100000 bale.
At the average price OF former years.-ChroIr
icie & Sentinel
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18

EovsL VERDICT OF CcnnSrs's. .Irar.-.
Daniel Cleveland. who'was shot BY ~,near5
soldier in Jrllersanviiie, On Monday, died
yesterday, between II and IL o'clock. The
coroner held an inquest, and 3 Jury returned
verdict that the deceased came to his death
from tie effects Ola gun shot wound inflicted
By id black s-n Of a b-S-l. trcrbaiiaa J
Cleveland was a discharged soldier, and had
served four yearsin tho fhirty-eighth Indi
ann Volunteers. The negro WAS brought &c
this city aud placed in the militarytprisor
for safe keeping, as tho authorities wOro ap,:
prshensiye that tho citizens would lynch
himt-LouisvilIe Democrat. sss2 ss.:as
3 II.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18

~ .A SwGuLas TEbfc csAraIc BLvxDEz:-0no
Of tile Office bearers of -sheaGraud Lodge Of
scotland, whohad to attend the recea. cere-
mony Of laying the foun5ation atonv Of Tho
memorial 10 The Duke If Atloll'as Dos;iiirj.i,,
left Edisau'sph vithssut will .s hi, ii. cooked hst. on
discovering the omission, he telegraplbgea plsg from
a station ou the Iuyerseusss> .spa. Perth line
to lls wiro in Edinburgh, IAssnd my cooked
Int with - tomorrow. 'so onthefoilowips
day his nTiend nut i,ito hia Hard, ,'hot-th esnic-
sing !:dta.Ie article cc attire sls satcc. OF" codkrd
han" into at!;;eh wa.,!s a9Ica:sd Us sels-
graph cleess Lad transformed iAs lrcSssse.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-18

leaving ior this country are al, crowded TO
rloir utmost capacity. Let them come, a I'd
the more lie better. The United States is
row better prepared than ever bafore, TO &c
cept tie industrial poor Of Eurone-to give
them good homes III exchange fer novels, and
liberty in exchange for despotism.-Nsw
York Sun.