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Three Willing Victims and Six Hundrc d
= Eager Cand;dates.

Victims and Candidates for tho hymcnia sacri-
fec! In the last Laurun;ril1s Herald erpsarsa
dolorous communication from "throc dependent
young mes" who are raving, frantic, fosming at
tho mouth, to get married, hut arc too tnid and
shrinking to "pop the question" (vilc phrase j.
The marrow freezes in their very bones at tho
idea of being kicked" (anotheryils phraae land
they call uponthe editors iu ritoous tones to help
Them. Don't you do it, -nds McGowas and
DALI. Don't you help thom at all. Better not
moddle with sharp edged tools, II sny candidate
from Elsofcll wishes to undertake these three
despond.nts," $" or either. ono of them, shO must
address ON, Laurensvillc,,S. c." -.
While this is the cad case in Laurens, the Che
raw'.: docrt;ser gays thattkere are, in that Dis,
rict, (ChcstorSeld) sic hundred more young la'ios
than gentlemen. Aa regards this latter case, we
msks no comments. Indeed, tho fact is too mel
ancholy r.wOrds. Wonder what revelation, in
this respect, onsus.of ,Edgefeld District would
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For the Advertiser.

MfsEDlron: L gs1A you tho substance Of, the
ronaglpsaf the 1IonsTaouAs A. DArSlss before,
passiagf sentence ahEsah Larke L. FOulkn.r and;
wrJi Roberts, consssSeted lGSofHorsq stealing at
thissTstm sle Court bslisfins at IL
be of5gsnefaT T;intarcgt: x 81: s.
aThsrS al two esses tried at;thsprsiShsT Terna.:
fqrsHsrse stealing 6, :Yhioh the Defsnd dantf ;hays
ssad:ssshilt ;sEns a@ ae8 s5 .callsfon ta
Ssntentc on then. Tho IaMss5f the staio (AeE
u lS5O) prescribcs tie kizd.pf punishment, and
gives no discretion to the coGrt exceptthu amount.
4 part Of the puniahment is whipping. and thsrc
-iTa,minimum- -tocthat; Lhe ineie:ion Of which has
onprereptcl, in ,CLarledton by tho military au-
thoriIy1f.the United States. In our present cor
dtion, if the order is sustained by The Govern
ment at Washington, tho militarywill be.supsrior
to tho civil government 1 recogniz: most cor
daily tho Constitution of the. United Statss, ana
the laws passed in pursuance thereof, us tho su-
prone law of the land, and shall uso al Of my
personal and official influence and power to en-
force obedience thereto.
I cmsiicr i. doyirSblo that evsH an. appearance
Of di<agreem ont botxeoh ths State and Federal
auihoriies,Shoula boayoidod ;sa-co operation and
.cdac:tt sof aclion would be- rrodictireaof groAt
tonefsin IN re.tOriRg confidential rolstsns. Ares
suit much Is be desired by every lover of law tnd
order.
The Law as I have said lsavcs mo no di.creiion.
The criue WAS committed previous to the ps.aag 20
of the Act OF the last loSisla turo making ita fel
ony>withoutihe Bcnefis5of elcrgs, ,ardif T. pass
sentence al all,part totitmustconsistin Of whipping.
II sentence is mt passed, rho prisoners will l.ve
to remain in Jail an indefinite period Of limo. I
therefore consider it belter that the sentence Lc
pronounced, and will shape it in such way, by
Ipostponins that part of ittoa day. sufficiently dis
tant as to oaable tho Governor to have the matter
DECIDED as to how fur tho sentences shall bs exc
suted,:or to remit the punishment, as he alone
posso,sesthe power of pardon. -
I therefcr6sen you:to liz months imprison.
meat, each ct the expiration of four months to
thirty She's and at the end Of six moaths,
thirty more" -. q. JUSTICE.
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RELEAsE OF Hon. s. R. MALLoRY.--T

RELEASE OF Hon. s. R. MALLoRY.--The
following, from the New York Me.os ofiSat-
urdaY, will convey very gratifying infosms.
tionstoth msnE friendsfof the Secretary of
thesNagYsotf f: thu goniedefateS States:Fa
FWesafe graafsdsS state I thassord ers sHsre
receiysao on yestefda, for the felsase on:Psroie
of theHons S. RsIdsilotg continsnls2a IS I
sEers Lafayette are gratited pot.Sanly
because . felloasoonhFr yfpsn q has be eensasllv-
cred from cruaFand unnecessary lmpflson-
|.ment, but because in This act OF clemency we
find an additional promise of statesmanship
and correct sentiment in the Chief Magis-
ztrste, upon whose action and policy SO much
depends.
Mr. Mallory WAS the Inst of the prisoners
of State confined at Fort Lafayette. His re-
asereuoyes- from, that fortress the charac.
;lsristic- 1of Dasti!e and the flag that float
| above. It's walls'S is no longef siiaMedaby the
prostiiution-of ihe Observation-Disclosures
10 tie SuEes Of q. dungcon..eB accept.thi;
US an omen the speedyrcst6ratien of,reppb
lieaniistn, the 'downfsllo of militaryadiet2tor:
ship, snd the supremacy ofthe lasss...;
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Edgcfield Distriet, 18th March 1866.
Report of the Grand Jury.


The Grand Jury at our recent Spring Session
Of the Coartof Common Pleas made the following
report: T. - -,
10 Ills Honor tie Pre,il;ng Judge:
The Grand Jury bog leave respectfully to submit
the following prrsentlnents:
From actual observation we know that the roads
md bridges throughout the District nro generally
in bad order, which we suppose. arises from the
disturbed condition of the country SINCE tho be-
ginning of The war, aud the entire disorganizaton
of the labor Of the District since the emancipa-
tion.of the Slaves. But as the whole community
SIS interested in the matter We suggest that the
bc-notRod to repair the roads aud
bridges in the Districtat the earliest practicable
period in which it can be done without injury,to
the farming interest of the country.
A Cnm mmjitna -nf nur body hayo visited the Poor
House Of the District, and fad it generally kept
in good order. One of the buildings needs some
ropairs, which should be ,nado.
We have examined the public buildings and
find thcm in good d-order.
Respectfully submitted,
/ FELIX LAKE, FOREMAN.
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MEXICO 70 BE THE New IRISH RErrDLIo.-
II wns stated in the New York Citizen a tow
weeks since, that shortly the Irish would have
republic Of their own. The otber,night an
orator at one Of the many Fcnian Circles III
New York slid, that the paperin question re-
ferred-to Mexico; that Louis Napoleon was
about to withdraw his troops, not'zthrough
rear of this Government, but to make room
for the egions of the IF. B.; that -Maximil.
ian had agreed to abdcate on condition Of
being proclaimed President of the new re-
public; and that SO coon asthe republic had
been proclaimed, lcttera Of marque wouldthe..
issued against;British SHIPPING: .All'ttis ihn
orator said; inGdmorp. Whafeyertruth there
;taaY 'beih e, ,ir IS certain that the members.
ffhen FEB. sxpdsf some, great moYem@t to-
take placs viihio;Sf Sfa1BesiD. a;
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The spartanburg Express.

This well known paper, established, we believe
sopo ton or twelve years hgD, has'beensreYivcd,
and Is now published every Wednesday at spar:
tanburs. It. edited BY WARREN DurRE, A. NJ.
assisted by.a gentleman, famous: deserrcdly
so-.hroughout the, United statcs--WuIrErooRr
:SMlruD. D., These names aford the .amples!
gdarantec thata tone,of visor, truth and scholar.
wilrpesYaasits columns. We congratulat:
ourself az we enroll it aId6ng our exchanges.
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spartanhurg Female COLLEGE. :.

{ We ars-extremoly happy to see that this Insti-
tuition, which has bocn for so many yearg, lnoi-
ument of usefulness and an honor to- the State at
large, IL to be keptup ihfal vigor andpopularity.
By referring to our 1ertfsing columns it will be
seen that its. Trustoos have lately sochred the
services of the most olninont teacher IN North.
Carolina. { We. hepo-apd pfsdiet-for tts Insli-
tuton, ,upder these nov auspices, q most brilliant
and.snccessfnl career. -. 4,
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Tns Srna rrapv nr WaR-T6a Naijiiaa.S

TIE SECRETARY OF WAR-The Ndafon7Il
Lntelligencer, which seems to be the organ Of
the President, and which certsins has, dui
.rhg the last few months, foreshadowed his
section upon many important mastsrs, makes
sths foiloRnggsi allusionssso The Sec
sretafyb 5F: l;gss ss
I 4: (" IfH bs:slaimsEthatSIc peculiar quail e
Cations ofas Sta6tsh :foeEthe eSttaof9iar7
sjuncture oEthe wars:iustiasd bissineu,nSency
fheret1fo 1fore;ahe sarHejreaaa1s demyis trals. the
Ills Eesslti6a;ih tih5s 6fpeace
EHia expulsion ffonEhe Cabinct'by President
FWohnson would, ,tws cannot doubt, be hailed
|Sy the country witaRaeafl nnauinous appro'
bation."
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CHARLESTON, Mar. .ls. ?
Tho receipts during tho woek haze amounted
TO one hundred and forty-two bal9s Of Ssa Island
a I'd twenty-five hundred aud fifteen bales OF Up
laId Cotton. The sales during tho same period
havo bceu about fifteen hundred -bafos. OnF Fri.
sy .nd Saturday last prices Tcceded abouttro
cents per lb in conseq equencs Of unfavorable kurs-
'puat adsice,, but. COWS Of. an advance harias
been published on Monday, the decline was in
great measure rogaincd, the salcs Tuesday being
at.36@l40 cents per lb for Lon to Good Aiddling
Cutton. The continued fall in gold and Foreign
E1ohnugo CAUSED decline in tho Now York
m market which was responded to here on Wed
u :aiay, by, the staple rcceding about one cent
per lb. Yesterday there was BUT little stock
Offering, and tho operations of the day extended
to about two hundred bnlos at tho prices of
Mitldling, IS; Good Middling 39@40.
sRICE-Therc have been about 1000 bushels
OF Rough and 200 bbls Of Clean received during
the :yeek.. Prices are unchanged, say lG IL
cents per lb. for Clean Carolina, and II! cents
Der lb. for extra lots. Carolina Rough Rico is
selling at S2@25O pcr bnshcl for Mill purposes.
CORN.-Tho receipts have been about ten
thousand bu.hels, and we are informed of sales
at09 to 100 por bushc, measure, for White in
targe quantities, and los inn jobbing way. ,
.0ATS-Ars in good;supply, and the article is
about 60 to s. cents per bushcl., ! o..
!. FLOUR.-Tho. supply during tho week has
boen heary, but there is good demand, and We
are informed Of considerable sales offSuper at
5000 to o.; Extra $1,000 to,SlLoO, and Mid
ding to fno at $3.50. Tho common grades are
most ir request. sa.... e, =
BACoN-Thero has beOu n good supply 70
coirod since our last, and we hear Of considerable
sales for plantation purposes, at 16@l7 cents per
ID for Hams.
GOLD is dull: The TroSsrs Rrt buying at ~
and selling st30'-Chsrleston Courier
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H A gang OF .thissing out.throat' visited
the plantation of DR.. Salter, near Entsrpri's,
Mississippi on Saturday might, 'snd a!er shooting
three negroes, carried off all tho money and rslua-
blss thoy could find on tho place.
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Coon REPORTS FROM TIE SEA 1sLAyDs.-

Coon REPORTS FROM TIE SEA 1sLAyDs.----
General Scott, of the Freedmen's Bureau, ac
companicd by few friends and citizens Of
Charleston, returned yesterday from. a briei
tour of inspection Of the Sea Islands. ::,Rela.
tions between the freedmen and the former
awaers Of plantations are improving every
day. The former areeh;cring into contracts,
and the prospect is encouraging that every
thing will be shortly reduced to harmoni-
ous and profitable system OF living and labor
Charleston Courier.
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2 Clraifiii- r. Elm lrire Garris org.

Capt WHITE, Of the 45,s o'yoluutcrs, with
his company, numbering some forty OF fifty men,
,ogothor with a}ls,achment of the 5th u. S. Cav,
airy, has arrived in EdseGold, and taken com
mand Of the post. Lieut.. RIoaERsrArr is sta
toned at.rrsssnt, as fos some time pass, in Ham,
burg. The smsll .dotachmuut of Lisut. BIS com.
p.ny, undcr command of sorst. FuLroN, which,
during the last two or throo months, has formed
the Federal garrison in Edgofsid, EarO also left
this place for Hamburg.
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/. AcEnoMieslEe ment.

We ara much indebted 10 Mr. B. C. BRrAx,
Capt. FEED. SMITH, JAMES RAlssPoED, Esq, apd
a kind and thousI,fal lady friend, .ferSaluahle
late papers.
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Death of Mr. Burkmaster.

We rogrot to announce (says the Augusta Daily
Prsss, of the 1sth.) the death of Mr.. E. J. Buck
nastor, which event occrrrod yesterday. &r.
Buckmaster was 40 old merchant Of this city, and
a1sspeqtod citizen. His loss will be deeply re-
GREETED by large circle Of relatives and friends.
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Spring Unfolds Its elf at Isidgelvny.
See the advertisement Of Msssrs. WAERss 8;
LoyEaAer. :. Fhsy; havo just returned IRON Char
lesion with nov sprias and suupier Goods. The
Ridgoway Morchantt have n,sdo Themselves an
.nv,ble namo.. not only Tor taste; but for con-
seioniiouspess and moderation.
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, in Augusta, en- Wednesday evening.
ths 18th inst, at ST. Jamos' I--sonage, by
the ROr. Mr.. Geo. Kramer, Mr.. II. ". CLARK,
of Augusta, and Miss EMMA \. LYON, of Ham
hnrn G G
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DISTINGUISHED ARR1viI-We sec among
tue names oil passengers by the steamship
.Qaaler City, from New York, that of the
Hon. John Van Burcn. This distinguished
gentleman has a national reputation, and we
are pleased to notice his visit to the South.
We have no doubt his reception will be cor.
dial and friendly wherever he may CO.
Charleston Daily News, March l4th. =
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Rrvap,s. Bryan,s, Bryan's.

Charleston has ehowereda thousand rtrhslbeau
tisa upon tb0. shelves and counters Of Nr. BMYAx
These. beautios 5ahlO description. Words fill:
GO;ana acquire personal, experience. See hi'
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"A gentleman from Texas says it is not
known what has become Of Senator Wigfall.
1t is considered certain that he has not
crossed the State into Mexico, and if III the
United States, his locality is secret. Many
believe that he is dcad.-N.O. Crescent.
Senator Wigfalli is neither dead nor in the
United States.-Hou.ton Telegraph.
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sss- The firomeu's demonstration in Now Or
leans, on. tho jth inst, was the greate,t soOn
in that city. The day passed off pleasantly, with
the exception of the temporary arrest by the
military Of the band No. Is, for playing the
Bonnie Bldo Flag" and other Southern airs.
Is- In 1860 ttero were fourteen thousand ne
groes in Ibcrvilla, La. To-day there isnot one.
fourth Of that number.
5sas- Con. Dick Taylor has leased from the
State the New Canal, connecting the upper part
of New Orleans with Lake Pontohartrain, for
SfJo,O0o, payable in annuaI;installments.
eS~ A shoemaker iu Lood,, England, under
took latoly, for wager, to eat an uneooked raht
fur skin and all. He succeeded, but Immediate
ly went into cOnvulrions, which continued Tor an
ycss- It is c.timatod Mt Fenian Headquarters s
that nearly ono million of men ready for tho
liberation of Ireland. upon orders to march. Sew
oral thousand ure said to have Joined since Thsrg-
day last. ~ 49,.
to An agent Of the United .jstatca Govern
mentis located in Wall street, with somo afty
millions Of spscie at his disposal. Whenever an
attemptis lnade to bull tho market, he throws
large quantity upon 1t, thereby bearing the price
lown. The result of this is that gold speculation
is now almost wholly ceased.
sW Special Washington dispatches say, that
considerable comment hnd been caused in Con-
grcssional circles over the speech of CARROT Da.
wis, madcin tho Senate, in which ho said that b.
hoped new .sonate,. composed of excluded
Southern men and their friondsf.i in tho pros,
Senate, nboull be established. - =
sE,- A letter from an officer at Shreveport, l. :,
sa,s there is reign of terror thcrs.
eSr Miss Burdctt Coutts, Of England, is so
rich sho cannot t'spord her income, oreven give it
away, although She is very liberals sho ha, TO.
employ several SECRETARIES to read her begging
letters.
Us A white man named slaut from George
town, Chic, was in Cincinnati, a few days since,
looking; g;aftsr a daughter who hadrun away with
a negro
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COMMERCIAL.
AUGUSTA, Marol Ic

Z coTToN.-Tao. market continues uuus.lly dali
and unchanged. - ,-..- :: 80.
GoLD.-aarLet ia,prored. The dslnanl liz,
,Geen active at improved prices. Thu asnasd
could not 30 supplied at 13., Which was frsslr
paid. Brokers buying af13e and sollips at,TS7.
sILYER.EBuyips at l25 and selling at lsB.
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pURIsoE, KEEsE & co.
ERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

The ADVERTISER is published regularly ev-
cry WEDNESDAY MoRs1Ne, at THREE DOLLARS
per sunum; oLIAR and FIFTY CTS.
for Six Months; sEvENTY-FIvE CENTS for
Thros aonthssssl aisassid adeanes.
N-An papers discontinued at tho expiration
of thestims whichsthey have been paid.
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ssiOn The RamDage.p

a.
j. The Merchants of our town are returpiDg every
asy from Charleston and .Nsw: York; and very
soon their soras 1viIl;tbs flooded With beautiful
tiags of the pcscliztoi.oin and tlin.n,uSlinr0rt
Tho merchants arc on Die rampage just2 now,
Next week will come tho turn Of The ladies. How
fearful and delightful will be thsir spring goods
rampagsJ Aal tbqp thnsa are 10 b be g! g af,ea
cheaper. ThemsrcLahts. hsyc, told 4s so out OF Q,
their own mouths; they have actually eoMfe''s'a
the fact. Bltwi,h thedecid,dfn full Of the prelni-
um ou gold, andthe sinultancoaa. decline 10 & 80
prices Of nOar!y NIL kinds of!soods, how could
they do,lcss? The hdlcyoh days of ofsssssnrhnce
c.ico, and twenty cents muslin, and sugar at
eisht,rqunaa to the dollar. are fa.t coming bael:
to u.s.. Me edsrl 50 delighted Of tho idea, that i
We could, we'd ay Ikea bird to,thO uttermost .l9
parts of the cartb aishting for while on every
tree by the way, to toll the joyous tale. =,
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Administrators Sale.

pY virtue Of an +Ordsr from the osdinsry 1 vii,
ID proceed to sell inthis, Village atathe late
residence Of EFT. DAVIS. d.c'd., on 7sATUR-
DAY, the Slst March, al s.hsr HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITD REslNDyo OTHER
PERSONAL EFFECTS belonging to said do
ceased. ~ -
&yTERMs CASH.
T. H. CLARK, Agent
- 80 For Mrs. n. L. Davis, Adi1.
y Mar ID - g? -, 2t ;ae IL
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esecration of our Village Cemetery.

Dissertation of our Village Cemetery.
SIT has been brought to our notice that the,
isfsslb,, erorgrocns and fowcrs which ornament
t9s:grayssA ifs viifsgs eeme;sf,a 4re3ton
ruth 4s.hlessly lssStaal and i
requested K; tho atfsntieh;bf tbe TpgaC6unS
iand Of thesiti=en, Ssnefs,y, o,his IAN On ta.
bic f.es. wsIsay rushEcsslsasbut qsoHs reflection
;Hs arS8 Sepinioa that sthSu stlsssls would
So sestsrSosdFfdl for gsssan0t bslisysthat any
one In our chris.ian.f land would willingly and
pcr.i.tensly aes.cratssevcn in tho slightest man
ncr, the places where the dead lie sleeping. We
will say nothing more OH this subject at present,
hoping and bsliuving that not more Than a single
word of reason and rOinonstranee. is needed tc
put complete stop to the unbecoming. proceed
ing of which we speak, Parents should give
young anl thoughtless children u very seriou:
charge to venorate and. respect. to the uttermos
the village cemetery And all Ioung and ID ought
less freed people, bc.warnfd:: that 1stohfu
eyes are Upon: them. ~. :. $50 e...= 90. g..
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Noibice:

A Ii p.rsonsanywise indsBtsd 10 the Estate Of
Il z. 7. DAVIS, decd, are requested to call
ONT. HI. CLARK, R,qy,Imyi authorized Agent and
Attorney, and settle. lind those having dsnaands
against tho said sstats will please present them to
my aforesaid Agent and Attorney properly at
tested. :, NANCY Z. DAVIS, Adm'i1.
Ls Mario If Co.,, u
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Tie Quitman Banner.

Do any in -thesc'5regions wisbbtos get reliable
weekly int.lligehca sodth'Nestern Georgia?
Ii SO, the ouitman ,Baaanei i. thepapcrtheyy must
subscribe to. Quitman IL tlOurishing little town
on the Railroad running Westward from savan-
nah ); and the Quitman Banrer is n aourishing
paper, giving, in most refined and agfeeQLe man
nsr, the local news Of al tho Guf-coast country.
Rdisod bysF. R, ElLprsr Esq.-s3.oO per annum.,
wG Hope to Sec it and read tevcry week. -.
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Stolen

EaoM tho Subscriber, on OF, the 18th inst, CT
H madam Bay MARE: She has black mans
and tail. star nItlis forshsad land irshaved on
both sides by tho saddle and saddle bssl. la
good faddlo ras; agsd seyen, syears; medium
sixe..
: '>klihoralrora,:dwill bossI5ep fsrsher reoovs-
ry, aid any information concerning her thank
fully. received. And special feward will be
given for The capture OIL .iRa II ;hf..ssscs,
I1asilss. osMs aa.-.-g's'-prs D. II
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r He AsDaNE RTI::S ER.
-. - JAMES T. BACON, EDITOR. y,
WEBNESDAls, R.i2l,. IsGGG.5:.-
OIr { CIriB., Rates. !.

OnF CIlub. Ftates. =" -
wE'ats now furni,hirg the ADVERTISER OVER
to clabsatthe following rOduccd rates:
.Trx c6r,rs q: oxE YrAn, s2s, 60 e
sFlFTEnx Cores one Yrxn.....::.. 49,. $500 :
TwEafr CoPiEs osE' NEAR. 49,. .4o,OO
sNogclsS,. received for Tess period than one
year, The entire Club must be Sent atono time
gs- Aay1 y1qne sending US Five Ney-subtcriber'
and tho,noaey (sl5) thorswith, Sill-reooivs ono
copy gratis..,s -. -.
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The GreenYilIe Papers.

The Nouataiaerr las ,"put on a whittier face
and enlarged it's phylaetcrias; that is. tits print
cd on fairer paper than formerly. Its improve
ment ia perccptiblo at glance.
!. Tue Enterprise is going to do likeSiso in
very ahor. time; not only going to grow faitsr,
butlargor.
We hope they will both gain many Few and
valuable friends.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-03-21
.0rders from 1he Er-edmun,s Bureau.

tUrus!s lFo'H eHe . = "
We call:spocial abortion to tho order', to be
found in another eolurlr, Of IT. Col. Devcreux
A. Asst. Commissioner Of Frscdmens 9arsau fol
Edgefeld Di1,rict L.. Col. Devcrcuxs Head
quarters are at Hamburg.