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s Numbered with Thy Saints in Glory
EyerIas:iny,''

It is our mournful duty to notice to-day, the
death of the Rrv Ar!Tra WmFALr, formerly OF
Elsciisli, where ,hc first ha;f of hs life WAS
:pou!, but for may ear> past. rect.T Of different
Episcopal Churches in TIE low country. Driven
from his home and h,ck in Beaufort Di.trie', by
,bo disasters Of the late war; he returned to Edge
ield District, ana accepted q school at Liberty
Till. There, Mt the liou<e Of Mrs. LOUISA snEP-
HERD. in tho midst OF Il community, whose every
N .,ubcr cvince! for the dying Christian The deep
est sysp,,hy and most noble devotion, he de-
parted this life on Friday the 9th April 1866,
aged 5S.
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May Festival.

Despite the gloomy appearance of the day the
Young Ladies of the EdgeGeld Female College
arc having, as VIC 81 to press. a brilliant and
pleasant May Party nc tho College building. a
s,y aad joyous time to thefe merry young t'lks'
Oa with your froiic ani you- fun, ye brisht dam
sells and gallant bsaux; and may each AMI all OF
you be permitted to participate in many annual
returns of these floral and feslnl occasions.
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The Sentence OF the Military Commis
Sinu

On another column will be found the findings
of the Military Commission in the cases Of
Showers, Crawford and Robt. Kcys and Dyrem.
We are pleased to state however that the Prcsi-
dent has incrferrcd in tho matter, and suspended
the order of Gen. sicklcs until further notice.
The Charleston Nems, of the 25tll, says:
"Ths following explains itself so we'll chat we
are quite sure our reader. will be sufficiently in
formed and delighted without further comment
from US:
usADo'ns, DgrAnT'r OF Sorru CAROLINA,
Charleston, S. G., Aplil 9th, 1866.
General Orders, No. 32.
In obedience - the order Of the President of
the United States, tho execution Of the sentence
of the Caurt in the cases of Francis Gaines Stow
ers, Jas. Crawford Reyes. Robert Keycs, and
Elisha Dyrem, published in General Orders No
30, current series, is hereby suspended until the
further order Of the President.
By command Of
Major General DE SICKLES.
O. II. HART, Bvt. Brig. Gen. and A. A. G.
Official:
O. IL. HART, Bvt. Brig. Con. and A. A. G."
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spartanburg Female College.

This excellent institution will open its next
session, on the 9th May, under the auspices OF
Rev. A. W. CUMMINGS, d. d. 90 long and favora-
bly, known as the Prcsidcpt of tho Female Coll
!egc at Ashville, n. c.. The tcrms aro reasonable,
and are payable in currency, and not spocie, as
stated in advertisement recently published in the
Adreriiser
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JAS 6. Hsi,ie ~ Bro.

These gentlemen are nov in receipt of one Oi
tho largest ard best selected assortinents Of Car
petin. Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., ever offered in
Augusta. And they say said goods must be soid
and in order to do go they have marked them al
the very lowest figures. The House that sells the
same quality IT goods ut cheaper prices than
DAILIE L Bro, will very soOR 60 cup spout
Try BAILlE's, and our word for it, you will never
regretit Sec advertisement on another column
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Deciinc in Cnttun.

Tieyc has b,cn !, rapid d.cl, c in C.tton within,
the la,t.ltw days. Dates from Liv.,poul to the
18th, hail been received, showing deciilo ol
from to @!'l. Middling uplands quoted at lid.
There was>evidcntly panic in the market, which
nag soon subside, when it is hoped better feel
ing will prevail. S.w York dates Of the 2Tth,
cay Cotton has deelioed . to 3 cents. Sales at
3 ccnts Gold is quoted ut PSI;
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Advertisements will he inserted ut the rate ol
ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS per Square
90 Minion lines or less) f"r the frst insertion
and 0 SE DOLLAR for each subsequent insertion
ee~A liberal discount will be made to those
wishing to advertise hy the year.
Announcing Candidates $500. in advance.
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ms- The Ecw Orleans Picaynne says the best
evidence that reconstruction is rapidly taking
place is that clergymen arc kept riding day and
light marrying young folks. Altars and bridala
rre the order of the day in those parts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-02
Our Editor.

a deep sorrow has thrown its melancholy sha'l-
ow over the home of our Editor, and VIC are de-
prived for the lmc being Of his wuuted presence in
the sanctum. In tho great grief aud anxiety that
has encoupas.sa his hsArthstoue we beg to mini
lie our warlncst sylnpathcS.
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The Poor Man,s Friend.

:! STEVENS. of Augusta, is emphaticaly the
pour mans friend, for he is combating with n
will aslius, extortiou aud high priros, and socms
determined to rule Shylccks" of the track, and
keep provisions within the reach OF every one.
He is large buyer, and is satisfied with the
smallest profits. See lis Card, and send on your
orders. lie deals fairly and squarcly with all.
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. I5iscs = 80, :. ,;..-..s'.--- - 80,
F4jr the AiVertiger.

Mr.. EDlroR:-Mpre than six months ago, and
before the policy Of the government towards. US
was c'early yinlicated, the minds Of thousands Of
our people wore undecided ms to shcir future des-
tiny. The prospects before them were SO 'is;.
eU,,ragin, thai nlacY indeed ros"lrei to abnndon;
the' homes, ugh hsi!'ws cd by all the chsris he'd
rccollections of their youth, AID consac:atei BY:
the blood Of hcirmabhoo'. aud oscck IN asylum,
a'rcng strangers, in a for distnnt land.
With that purpose in view, they formed them.
rclvcs iutua Southern Clphization Society, elected
tho unlersig sl,Presilcut aud designated Mnj"r
Rurr. MEnrwsrIIEH and DIR. II. a. SHAW, Of
this District and State, as their agents to proceed
to Brazil, explore the conn.ry, mike necessary
arrangements for their removal. aud, in any evert,
to rero, 20 me tho result of their observations.
That Report I have The honor, herewith, to
submit, and at the request Of many citizens, 10
offer for publication. Tia intrinsic 'lnerts will
recommend it to the perusal of your readers. And
our political sky is not yet so clear, that the eye
of reason may not turn towards brighter How
en- for relisfslro1 the doubt and obscurity; that
here envelope itsyision.
Very respectfully &c.,
~ f:JOSEPH ABEEY.
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The Findings of the Court.

following is the findings of the Mill
sary Commission, recently beld in Charleston,
for the trial Of Francis Gaires Showers.
James Crawford Keys, Robert Keys, and
Elisha Byrem:
Hp'oRs, DEp'r OF SOUTH CAEoItHA.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 81, 1865.
[GEyERAL ORDERS, No. 80.
j. Before Military Commission convened
at Charleston, Sc, by virtue of Special Or,
dess, No. $50 (series of 1862 from these
Headquarters, dated Charleston, 5. T., De-
cember 2Gtb, 1866, and of which Brevet Ma
COR General Charles Devens, u S. Vols, is
President, were arg2;gned aud trled:
st. Francis Glines Stowers, (citizen Of
Georgia.
Charge l.
Attacking with arms, forcing and oTercom,
ing guard of .he military forces of the
UIited States.
Charge H-Murder.
Charge HI-Robbery.
p,ca-not Gailty.
FfkR,Ncs.
of the Specification Isl Charge, Guilty.
OF the lst Charge, Guilty.
OF the Specification q Charge, Guilty.
OF the Specification 81 Charge, Guilty,
except as tc. the words sand being armed
with pistol or other offensive weapon and
substituting therefor the words being armed
with pistols or other offensive weapons and
excepting the further words, and one pair
of boots"
OF the Sd Charge, Guilty:
SENTENCE.
To be hanged by the neck until he be dead.
: at such time and place as the proper authori.
AZ NAV direct. Two-thirds Of the commits.
sion .eorcurring therein.
.2l. Ssmes Crawford Keys, Robert Keys,
and Elisha Byreh lcitizens of South Caro-
dina,
90. .Gawge l.,
-. Attacking With arns, Forcing and oVc.eem.
ing guard Of the maitaEy ioFces Of the
SsUnited States. ~ .-.i : ~ ,,--.s 49,.
81 Ga@gs H--Murtler: ''sSla4
2, - SO Charge Ia-Robbery.
;. Plea Mt guilty. - .aS' -. 80. "
5..a e,.i,,5 :, ~. FIlssRING> ..,-r...,
. ,Df tbs specification, olstc charge, guilty.,
4Ot jhe ist charge, gailtyn;
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From the Augu tn Constituii"nalist.
How Long, o! Lord!

Attention is directed to the letter OF our
Charleston correspondent, e!s w5ere appear
ing this issue Much If 1t is devoted to e
findings of ceri4in court martial in r.. t
city, and sinc- its reception We have been
pal in ,ssrs,iou Of copy of saii finding,
and the order thereon Issued, "by command
Mai. Gen. D. E. SickleS."
From these rurces Of information, it ap
pears ,hat tour men, accused of the murder
of three Federal tldierS, four months since.
have beer adjcdged guilty by court MAJ
tial. and thereupon sentenced to be hanged.
In the case OF two Of these men, the dea h
/. penalty has been changed to Imprisonment
i,r life, but. Us 10 Tie Others, it is deere, b.!
lais Maior Ge,lcral d. Z. Sckles that they
shall ,arely die. o; their real guilt or uno
cenc,, we know nothing, but, under the Coa
stitu:;on of these United States; and the laws
Hereunder made, if they suffer d-ath y i;,''.
g OF this Court, they die murdered .nen.
/ . to the iw.nty sscUni day .! thi, preScA'
ulon,i. All acqui.tal WAS thought certain. bIl
oa that dsy tue shameful Glt Went forth tilH
they should die OH tue twenty seventh. Wny
This Cruel haste, we know no:. It may be to
cut off any possible chance OF ESacutive
clemency, but be that as it may, will surely
b.iag down Inc heart-curdling curse OF Scrip
tnrc on tLen whose feet are swift to the
sneddiug OF blood.
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GG,- WILLIAM GaECc, Esq, the President ol
the Granitcvile Factory, has returned to his
home ut KalInia, in this District, after an absence
of soise nine months in Europe.
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THE AD ER [ | S E r.
JAMES T. BkG0N, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, Msvxs, 1866.
Our Club Rates.

Our Club Rates.
We are now Furnishing the ADVERTISER
to Clubs at the following reduced rates:
TEN Copies "xE YEAc."...................:?
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No Clubs received for st less period :lan one
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ms-Any one sending us Five New Subscribers
and tho mo ,ey ($lj, Herewith, will receive one
copy gratis.
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PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

RITES OF ADVERTISING.
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). asss4rbe s,iei;sns 6Oafiet sase thpt the psoss
pee. for dne wheat cropinn4hbsGDi,iri omas
nsg0s ,ns,tsr Rye and pats alag pssidjas .welE =
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Attacking with arms, forcing and oYercom.
ing guard of .he military forces of the
UIited States.
Charge H-Murder.
Charge HL-Robbery.
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dement's visited by Us, put II WoTe tnau luese
aroposc to settle far in the interior, ut the same
time, VIC would advise them in order to avoid dis
appointment and distress, to make ample prepara-
ion before doing so. Notwithstanding We utter
heae words of caution, the citizens assure US
that they will have plenty to sobsist very
large number Of immigrants, and in some
case. have offered, with that generosity pecu-
liar to the first class of Brazilians, to divide
half their substance with US, without COM
punsation. This offer includes corn, sugar.
coffee. rice &C. Flour cannot be had in the in
te-ior us there isno wheats grown in st.. .Paplo,
though We understand; that at one -time. wheat
was one of tho principal articles Of export from
thls Province. We believe frOia thc caasacter Of
the best lands, that It could be grown with per
feet success.
The government allows all immigrants toin-
troduee, for their own use, free Of duty, all ar
ticles of prime necessity, such as tools of all
kinds, wagons, gear, machinery, furniture &c.
This should not be forgotten,by tho emigrant, for
in tho interior, you will find oaly tho hoe, a1,
bin hook and bullock cart, and they, except the
hoe, of the rudest manufacture. .Ploughs can be
had only in the larger Towns, aad none have been
seen by US that are suitable for the ordinary cul.
tiva.ion of the products of this country.
Seed ofevery variety, especially for the garden,
should be carried in bottles, securely pOrkcd..
Clothing, ahoes, hats, dry goods &c, can be
bought cheaper in Brill than in the United statcs.
Heavy shoes for plantation use, however, are
scarce in this market. They should be taken
from the States and alio plough-gear of oil de-
scriptions, MS well as cooking utensils. Perhaps
it would be advisable for each family to provide
themselves Mits suitable cooking stove, as they
will find nd chiunays in the interior, brick scarce
and expensive, and stona not very abundant in
tho risinity bfthe bestilands. ~
Transportation from New Fork to Aio Pc ia
neiro by the mail sieamcr has been reduced to
$500 10. gold, second class $lOO, children astho
breast without cost from twelve to fourteen, half
prlco, under twelve, one third. All cmigrantS to
Brazil are allowed discount on this limo of 80
per cont the first class paying $liO, and the
second class 30. But We cannot tell if o similar
deduction is allowed the children.
.-The .stoauiers on this liue mako tho trip in
twenty six days, having to todchatscvoral places
in the discharge of theIr duties. Passage can bo
Rad on a good sail yssse.at most of the ports of
lie United States, at from 10 si0o for The FIRST
e,sss, aud for the spe0na class asirueh laas pr-
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INv.ASTAni.T IL ADVANCE.
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The DAILY Corolininn.

IL. HART, Bvt. Brig. Con. and A. A. c."
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are apparently one immense canoorake, though
the cane is much larger than that grown in the
States, and called here "bsmboo." Timber il
abundant; including furniture wood of the finest
grain, and that most suitable and required for
ship.building.
We have boon particular in the description of
these lands, for if number of our people 60 to
Brazil, tho Districts of Botucatu and Lencoes and
the adjoining lands of the Tiete river constitute
the section wo advise them. to examine In our
opinion, splendid future awaits this portion of
the province.
We saw other good lands, but they were in
high state Of cultivation, for Brazil and could
not be purchased for less than twenty-five, ftyS
and hundred dollars per acre, since they were
planted in coffee. AtArraquarrn, about two hun
dred miles from ST. Paulo, traot of county,
Fscienda as it is called there,-is offered for sale,
by DR.. GAvIAs of st. Paulc, containing from one
hundred and forty to one hundred and eighty.
thousand acres of land for one hundred and twen-
ty.five thousand dollars, on credit Of ten or
fifteen years if desired. We examined this, and
suppose that from fifteen to twenty five thousand
acres of ARE of good quality, including some
coffee lands, and would produce corn, sugar &C.,
to'perfection. 4 lprgc portion of it is campo, but
the best quality of campo We have seen, in the
province. Tho othsris woodland, and will pro-
ducc corn and cotton very well. The fftecn to
twenty thousand acres Of good land alluded to
above is "torra roccha" the Brazilians term it,
which means land of ine1pressiblc richness and
fertility. Upwards of two hundred G very fine
cattle are included in this great bargain; and
dwelling house, soRe outbuildings and one hun
dred here's 81 tultjFated lana comprise the iia-
proyewents on the place. Each of us hasa m4p
of this great private domain qnd Ell furnish it
TO any one who desires it with all the information
We have In regard to itS advantages.
Lsnds which lie too low for csifee, are very
little estimated by the Braslians, and in the
District of Campena., within twenty or thirty
miles of the r. II. are some very fine farms, of
this description, withgoOd improvements, which
can be purchased for from two to fvs dul!ars per
acre. Much of these lands ore "tsfrA rocchn,"
and all of them will produce corn, sugar ranO
and cotton, admirably. Two gentlemen fropths
States, one. from Alsbama and the othor from
.Lp,isl4ns, bare alreaay purchased apd settled
stpsa, .'a,'' ,.,.':s. s'.F -. - sarf..%
The New York herald., 1866-02-07
Thr Virginia I..gIsIasars.

HEsoLuThoNs ESDJnisS ynEsipESr Jonsfoss
PofIcY-No DgsfKy TO VIOLATE ANY or THrfa
CIVILIZATIONS TO TINE NATIONAL CONVENIENT
Tug NToROEs TO M ThEArID VITA JrtTicb
AsD nraiHiTY.
nlHso1p Va Feb a. isss
The following patriotic rnsolullons, endorsing ne
policy of rreslgeni Johnsor nnauifnousiy ps-sd both
branches ~ th. iSgsistore ,pday comfniies Il
eight nve from the Housa AMI ibrs FROM the senate.
viii be apyoBtd 70 morrow 10 present them 20 ihs
President
ns.a!yes, ~ the osnsrs ks.snnbiy q frDniA. Ttst
ursi ~. sss.mhlsi Cordially Appcsys q, yeh par
sa.i W Andf-- Johk.sa, fr-~feni ~ hT ned
Hisis., " -. f,ary.ur.unh ~ ~ .Higs *
ospa rssri ~ ,hs late sontss, sod ~ 80 eesife
rsnsw wa., esnusiEsiy asisr.lnsd n.- -
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ns.,.s fa.. .ns .As' DE- ssiss. '. ss.e.s,s n.
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The New York herald., 1866-02-07

Wt-Hf+f Toy req. y t-yo
hkpoEI 90 Im EyvoUs
The spylKFR laid beforc ths Hoase report from tho
United states Revenue Commission upon the property
the f-nds the financial system, 40 sinking fund aud
,asaiIon In general by samuel Hayes II refer.
red 10 the Committee of Ways arf Hsans
f,I ~ edtov vanE
Mr. DivLrxo trepl of " ", presented The petton OF
manufacturers oi willow ware for change IN be man
nrr Of lmpogng the tax articles Manufactured by
them which was referred 10 The Committee on ways
aud Means
M FtrsswosrH. trcp) Of ~, Introduced bill pro
v.dlns for Publishing notices " mall letting uhch va.
referred 70 the Committee on Port Ofecs and Pot
rHasKs TO aDxHsI rAEraerr AxB MA un1s.
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actlrg ihe lnkH " congrew 20 Vle Admiral FafrAgnt
sns tnp oricrr aud fnen under him for Essniry and
cod e1ndres hsf1e uohe on The bth u August, 1894
ay~s na 90 cixDiDiua 70 rHr safsL scAprsr
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s,ynx that be hal been Blg,msd isi the bynys doof'
ag,hs I,rll had bsea muinaiea te swords sbd other
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on puhlr uuldinan and Gfgunds
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sfsfs ~ x~nfurky"
ms vsr rs,sctsa ~ vote " ~ ss,iua ~.
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foarh s~ction rahyfx The rfesfent 70 rerys frDe
sse o. from ~stIsp~rf uud~r the bom~fsad .
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ARMY BULLETIN

HANfsYp.
Bo.ta,.i steward Iss q Hnisi Unf-rf -'stss Array.
SsaigNHp.
Hfatai M.,sr Ii4oinas q Br4usfd Assistant tsfTson
rnltsf sises Army W dlty in Department u Aykansss
surgeon " y tigsf, Tinted sisi@t Army 70 asiy %
.eeompsrsinx deiarhrusnt Of ts.ruts for The Ffsi
intel states caTafy frDfn isfse bsrrhcks, frnusylFa
nla 10 tha viafia Dis sion o. he feciDc.
so rs.xsrnarsriOS 10 IN FtRsfsHED rvs.
Lovogrp Nofsfsns.
nasENst nNbGst~No
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Az orderp h.rgs0fore Issued fnuiinz ths, fsasprfa
on shs1 bs fafnsii 10 fafiodgbsd sc-sm .re hef.ey
revoked
nv COMMAND u IAsBisbsnt gsnsfsi GRAM
n n fosssgtB A.slfisnt kdJaisnt Gsssrs
The New York herald., 1866-02-07
NAVY BULLETIN.

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cost 1927 900; twenty of improvements including
the dry dock 81, ,S37 os7 and ordnance building and
magazine s34, ,2o7 The secretary says is mpractica-
BILE to give the total expenditures at that point ever
since II has been used as a navy yard
oBsEQUIEs OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
II should DO stated that In making the arrangements
for the obseques Of the late President Lincoln tho
18th ns was ascertaned that the hall Of tho House Of
Representatives will accommodate only twelve hundred
persons Each member Of the Senate and House will bc
entitled to Ave tickets only for distribution This number
will h the entire ball. and other excepting
those holding tickets will obtain admisson TO the Capitol
building that day. st
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The Pacific Railroad Directors and Commissioners who
have recently been holding convention in this city len
Washington for New York to-day where they will again
convene FOR practical business the meeting here being
only for the purpose OF obtaining and comparing views
with tho officers OF roads connecting with the Union
Pacific.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
The following nominations were confirmed by the
Senate to-day in executive session.
Fz Henry Warren Of Iowa, to be Minister Resident at
Edward H. Webster TO be a collector OF customs for
the District Of Baltimore.
General for said Territory.
George n Blacks, OF Illinois, to be Receiver Of Land,
John wilson OF Peoria nj, TO be Consul at Antwerp
Nathaniel Usher, OF Indiana, to be District Attorney
for the Northern District Of Florida.
Gerry Whitney Hazsiton OF Columbus, Wis., TO 10
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the Second Collection
district OF Wisconsin.
THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN HOLLAND.
The United States Consu. at Rotterdam In a despac h
to the State Department. dated January TO- says the cat
tie plague Il sl the increase in Holland and cx.
tended to the province OF North Brabant.