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"My family would as soon give up the cooking
stove rs the CLoTaEs WHISGER. It cannot be too
highly recomm onded.- Solin Robinson.
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We.lhink the Machine MUCH MORE THAN PAYS
FOR ITSELF EVERY YEAR Iy.THE SAVING OF GAR
xENrs We think it important the wringer should
be fitted with COGS."-[ Orange Judd, Editor Of
American kgriculturist. 80
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yUyHIS WRINGER has again taken the FIRST
4 PREMIUM in the Great Fair of the .meri-
can Iusttute-it has also takenthe FIRST IRE
MUM at the State Fairs of New York, Vermont
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois,
Kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin, Connecticut River
Valloy Fair, Champlain Valley fair, and ct mos,
of the County and Institute Fairs throughout the
country. ~ 5'-'s'--.'' 49,
Over 100000 have been sold and are now in
use in;tbe United States, and zoe neuer heard Of
one that ,0as not liked.
The UNIVERSAL is superior to NIL other
Wringers, in having large rolls of solid India
Rubber, so protected by strong coGwREELs that
they cannot slip or break loose Jromthc shaft. Its
strong wood frame cannot be broken, and does
not rust or soH the clothes. Every Universal
wringer is WARRANTED:
We select few testimonials from persons
widely known TO the public, who speak from: ac-
tual experience, and are above suspicion of mis-
statement.
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{ GROVES STEEN& CO.,
mi
sMANUFA!GTU Rs,
.a@s @slRRoApMzAa.;

ASssBR0 w 49,.
.gs.sla NEW YoRK. ::sss 8. *, 1.s,.ss
aeaa attention ofsthe pablie and strads ~
invited 10 our NEW sc4Ir sz efAVE:RDsH.,
WOOD PLANO FoRTEs, which for yolumssnd
purity q Fms are unfizalied, any hitasrto o..
-fered in this market. They contain oil fhs mod
orn Improvements, French Grand Action, Hasp
Pedal, Iron Frame, over-stsung Bass, &C., md
eaehinstrument being inadsandss the psssohal
supervision Of Mr.. JsH. aaoyEsrs;S ~ SNhOs haa
Had . prasdeal experience. Of ysassan
sthcir manufacture, is istfillyzwarranssd ispsysys
particular. : E. 49,.
The S oFsstee Piano Dries "
reeeNed Tie award Of merit
oNersaHsothens at ,thescelebra-.
ted Worlds Fair.
ssys< q sf.sss Ssirs;S. - a+-.E
Where.were exhibited instruments from thsbest
makers of London, Paris, Germany, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, Boston md Now York and. also
a. the Amefieas' lasttate for dss tsueosssisc
years, the gold and seiiver daiss from abpt6ef
which can be Seen st -oasHEfe.rOonssa.s s1:a
-. Na.ss.s :; sesssZS -:s-a.s
Blythe introduction,of improvsmsatsaws aake
. still more perfect Piano Forte, snd; ymauu-
featuring largely, With . atricagkeashs system,
aTe.enabled tOofsr these instruments - q PRICE
which will preclude all compntitions.a4s g.ssss
pnIcEs-NO. l. Seven oasays. round corners,
-. - Rosewood plain oass,s25s. - a:,,
.y,''i7 s. No.2 Seven Octave, round corners,
,ss.s ,,fe. Rosewood, heavy pldings 500 sess
80 No, 9, Seven octave round ssSiaars,
Rosewood Louis x Nv stylsssa2fs X
Terms: Net Cash I'M Current Ernds
DEscRTpTIEE c1ReuiARs.s SENT FREE:
Nav York, oetIs dsse1iy 4s
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State Of South Carolina,
!. EDGEFIElD DISTRICP, /.

80 ~ - y. ,r<.<.
IN EQUITY.ss q sssA
< ;Tillman Watson, Ex,of:,, sss1e,.. "a
80. vs. - j ,Acet.,s set.o ~.
;Tbos7A. Pitts and others. - .
DY virtue of an Order of the GCsis -in this
ID cause, all and singular the Creditors of
THOMAS PITTS, dse'd.,, arc required tn lproye
their demands before tho this
Court on or before the lst day. of September
next, or in default thereof be barred from al in
terest in the Decreelo be pronounced herefn.,-s
4 2. W. -CARWILE, e,r.n.D.,
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az heartily commend it TO economists of time,
money,aud contcntment."-5[Thc Rev. Dr.fRel
Iowa.
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,isfaction than sny other, and are recommended as
~ TEIE BESTsIs
By CAPTAIN ER1cssos, and other epinent engi.
nsers. -We.can refersot housands using them, and
guarantee til tall n 1l scconi niusnd hsnas
are more simple IN construction, and, work easier,
and cost less than oil others.
"ourreadersHil fni Che double acting, jmprnyed
PumE, OH, ID West d Co, one fthe besi isin make
II is vefy Hork ito Shnrm, SO that
may use Il; throws steady, continuous md
does not freeze nllc codeef and Is unusually
Of orown accord Without the knovedg i,r request Of
The proprletors"-E I.Ereniag Post, Julf 1st 1868.
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VESTS IA|pR0V ]! led PUMIl, ],
Aiti-Freezing, DoubIe- citing, F,Iss. {.
..es-s eiagfsnd fling. se.5ss.

rryHEsE PUMPS have now BEEN in general
II suse, number of years, and. give better sat-.
isfaction than Sny other, and are recon- mcnded as
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THE CHEAPEST

rates, will find it to their interest TO give US call
To our old patrons, we would respectfully say
that every
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PRICES

are extremely low. Economists who wish the
advantage Of buying Spring Clothing at
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ARTICLE
IN AMERICA

for cheapness. Our stock i, varied, and has been
selected with great care. We keep q full stock oi
extra size. Garments, to meet the domands Of th9s'
who cannot got fitted ut any other establishment
Call and examine for yourselves, ut
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Merchants or good canvassers can make money
rapidly selling them in every town. Exclusive
sale guaranteed and liberal terms given, TO res
pousible parties who first apply. Descriptive Cir
cular and terms sent free. .,ee4454e;
The celebrated D OTY,s :CLO OTHEsy WASHER,
which has just taken the first premium at the
great Fair of the American Institute, is also sold
by the undersigned. .Ss
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Spring Clothing.
AT TIE PRESENT

time greater bargains than can he obtained in
any other Fashionable Clothing Establishment
Give us call and you will find our.
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State of South Caro- oSnna,
State .of South CaFoIia1s

= fDuEFIELD DISFRlCT
IN EQJITK.-- e.
- VIM " landFaRs adnsr n sseaIl III, in
Frausisse' Lahdrdm,s 1T Il: HAN, Relief, 10
10y virtuo os au Order of the Court in this case,
I'D all aud singular tho Creditors Of GR0RGE
W.. LANDRUM, decd, are required 10 pfesent
and prove their claims before tho Commissioner
of this Court within three months from the date
hereof, or in default thereof be barred from all
interest in the Dccree to be pronounced heseiu.
!, -, !. So 2. W. GARWILE, c.EE.D.
June 20, 1856. sm tSs5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04

Last night Mile Marietta Ravel made her
first appearance, under the management Of
Mr.. John Ellsler, at the Atheneum, In the
French Spy, to good house and delight
ed audience, who required her appearance
after almost every scene. Her success as a
favorite with a Columbus audience was
established as soon as she made her appear
ance on the stage. She was ably and hand
somely supported By Mr.. Ellsler as
the Old Sergeant of the Guards, and the
balance of the Company. Tonight she
apears in her great act, the "Wizzard Skif'
or the Ship on Fire" In this play the pan
tomimic parts are performed by Mile Ravel
in wonderful manner. Her broad sword
excise particularly surprises one, that a
woman so young and frail, can have such
powers OF endurance. We expect an over
flowing house tonight.
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opera House.

There was large audience at the Opera
House last night to witness the first per-
Torrance of Ben. Cotton's celebrated Cali
fornia Minstrels. We cannot speak per-
sonally in regard to the excellence Of this
Troupe, having been present but a few
minutes-but we were informed by gentle
men who had been there during the per-
formance, that 1t was the best troupe that
had ever visited this city. Their songs and
n music are entirely new and original. There
. will be an entire change of programme this
evening, and in addition they have engaged
the services of Prof. Childers, who will
; give an exhibition of his wonderful mus
ket performance. .n.i I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04
Nav Good. Iu.t RecsiXed. .

By reference to our new advertisements,
It will be seen that A. C. Headley & Co.. al
3 ways up, and little ahead Of their COM
petitors, have Just received, fresh from the
Eastern cities large and splendid stock Of
new goods suitable for the holidays which
are fast approaching: Among them you
will find Dress Goods, Silks, Poplins and
Empress Cloth, Merino, Paisley, Broche and
Plaid Shawls. Cloaks and Cloakipg Of. the
latest style and pattern, together with a
Q large stock Of furs, and every other article
kept in retail Dry Goods store. This firm
b is noted for the enterprise and energy
manifested in procuring the latest and
lbest styles of goods. They pay particular
attention in their selections to please the
ladies, and it will be to their benefit to call
and examine the stock at Nos. $50 and
d 252 South High street. Up ae~wl 7
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CommIsslons for County OraIcers.

The Secretary of State was busily en-
gagged yesterday, in making out and fori
warding Commissions to county officers
elected this fall throughout the State. The
Commissions are very neatly and hand
sonnely executed, having the new coat-of-
arms Of the State Of Ohio imprinted upon
them. The new Great Seal of the State Of
Ohio makes q beautiful Impression. 1t Is
somewhat similar to the old one. The ca
nalrboat 10 omitted and steam engine sub
Stituted,, and in the center, the mountain
GUS aspect Is left out, and hills or elevations
in imitation Of the surface Of Ohio, appear
in the distance. tI 80. .a.. ..rsirY sis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04
YounR Chccse S,eaIors.

Yesterday afternoon, as a countryman
was passing through the Scioto bridge,
four boys who we're in company together
stole acheese out OF his wagon. The man
Iier In which IL was done showed that they
were old hands at the business. He had
his cheese wrapped in a paper, and seeing
one of the boys run past him with the pa
per under his arm, took after him and ran
him up into the city, whilst the other three
boys who had the cheese, made off the
other,way and were soon out of sight. The
police were put upon their track, but could
gain no information of their Whereabouts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04
LYONS Periodical bR0PSI
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
1RRBGULARITIES. -" d

These Drops are a scientifically compounded luid
preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders or
Nostrums Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them reliable, spooy and eer-
tain specific for the cure Of all distractions and sup
pressions Of nature. Their popularity is indicated
by the fact that over lOO 900 bottles annually sold
and consumed BY the ladies of the United Ssties,
every one Of whom speak in the strongest terms of
praiseof their great merits. They are rapidIytAk-
ing the place of every other Female Remedy, add
q are considered byall who know aught of Them rs
the surest, safest and most iRfahbe preparation
the world, for the cure of all female complaints. tho
removal Of all obstructions of nature, and the pro
motion of health, regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating when they may be used, and ex-
planning when and why they should not, nor
could not be used without producing effects contra
ryt natute's chosen laws will be found carefupy
folded around each bottle, with the written sigma
ture Of JoHN L, LYON, without which none are sch-
uine. ''i .''t'N .t
Prepared BY DR.. JOHN l.. LYON, los chaDo'
street. Now Haven, Conn, who can be consulted
either personally or by mail Enclosing stamp, con
cerning all private diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
s-I.- o q. u. CLARK 6 CO..
General Agents for U. 5. and Canadas.
Z 'I sep2q-d&Wly H. .U.'..| Dr.. f.tf-..'
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QIe(tgrapbtf:,.
FROM WASHINGTON,
The Question of Impeachment--Ac-
ton of the KadIcaI Caucus.

tlOm Oh the haOtcal C0ucuh.
New York, Dec. 3.--The Herald's Wash
ington special says: Mr.. Boutwell,, at the
Republican caucus last night, said that a
special committee should be appointed
whose duty it would be to inquire into the
subject of an impeachment of the Presi-
dent; and the suggestion met with the
hearty cooperation of all present.
Thad. Stevens will introduce a resolu--
tion, at the earliest opportunity after the
assembling of Congress, for the appoint
ment of Joint committee to investigate
the conduct and course of the President,
and report what action will be necessary
for Congress to take in the matter. 1t is
also statedi i'm Washington that Mr.. Schenck
will introduce Il bill soon, to assemble the
10th Congress on the 9th day of March.
Arrest of John H. Surrntt in Italy.
NEW York, Dec. 3-The Times Wash
ington special says of the arrest of John
III. Surratt: 1t appears, as we learn from
official sources, that Surratt was arrested
in Italy. as heretofore reported, whilst
serving in the Papal Zouaves, and after
wards escaped. The Pope promptly gave
the necessary order for his arrest upon the
request of our Minister, Mr.. King not
withstanding there was no treaty between
the United States and the Papaf Govern
ment binding helatter to grant the request
of Mr.. King. SurTatt was traced, after his
escape, to Egypt, and arrested as stated
AS incidental to the above, it may be stated
that Mr.. Boutwell,, in the caucus on Satur-
day evening, made the statement that the
Government had known of the where
iabouts of Surratt for sixmonths. -. 3'
Action of The Caucus mot Endorsed
"A Bill TO COnvenA Congress ON
the Aill of March.
New YORK, Dec. 3.-The Posts Wash
ington special says the members who have
arrived since the caucus object to the at
tempt to instruct the Senate what to do,
and the caucus on Wednesday night prom
ises some excitement Thaddeus Stevens
will not be its leader.
Gen. Garfield has introduced in the
House bill to convene Congress on the
4th of March, 1867. Gen. Schenck has q
similar bill.
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Tho NIsser., FalrLseventh Night.

Owing to the inclement state of the
weather last night, the attendance at
Naughton Hall was rather limited, but the
ladies who have the management, were not
discouraged, and still exert themselves
to dispose of the different articles to the
best advantage. Tonight will close up
the Fair, when the articles on hand will be
disposed Of at auction. Those who want
good bargains will find it to their adyan-
tage to,be. on hand. The sale Of the Piano
was postponed until this evening, when, if
there seems to bea disposition to purchase,
twill be offered for sale--otherwise, twill
be returned to Its original owner.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04
FROM GEORGIA..
The COustituLiOnaI Amendment u
"''I the Legislature. poe. hlf

the Legislature. .'.... ...tIl'i
New YORK, Dec. 3-The MilledgYille,
Ga, correspondent states that the reasons
for the rejectionTof the Constitutional
Amendment by the Legislature Of that
State were, that there We're no guarantees,
given that u restoration Of the State 70 the
Union would follow irs adoption. and that
the people consider it the height of. in
gratitude to disfranchise' those who were
lately their soldiers. They have begun to
look 'calmlylat, the possibility of negro,
suffrage as a a.ineansof readmission, but it is
still revolving to them.
A bill has been'dnder consideration in
the Legislature looking to the establish
ment of common schools for whites and,
blacks throughout the State, and it is prob
able that it will be passed. Emigration
from the North is encouraged, and much
capital has already flowed in from that
section, - a.'
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PolIce Couurt.

" The Mayors court yesterday morning
was filed to overnowing, with a motley
is crowd ofAIl ages, color and SEX dng,'2
90, Five individuals, James Woods, John
Jones, James Kellson, John Oats and Lewis
Taught, were arrested for being drunk and
''disorderly. Woods on account OF his un-
fortunate condition, one glass of liquor be-
ing sufficient to upset him, was dis
charged. Jones and Kellson, each were
'91iped 81 and costs; com. Lewis Taught,
IS and costs, paid. OATS 50 Fand costs
& paid, Flowers, arrested fOrvagrancy, was
fined IS and costs. Committed. "A -
Martha Fields and Ann Cheatham (colPr-
Sedlwere vp-for keeping a house of pros $ti-
tuition. They were prosecuted bya man
- by the. name OF Theron Henry, who is
married and miscegenates with a dusky
a daughter Of Africa. They weresent to the
''A c6tinty Jail for thirty days each. 'AAAd
Mr.. e. B. Kizer then filed an affidavit
W." against Henry for the same offeIse.s IT pp-
. ,peared on,eyidence that, Henry, had been
'Gl.in jail for abort six months and that
during bis incarceration his wife had kept
. ia honse OF bad report. The Mayor told
,ai Henry that he was convinced he was bad
oa man, but he would try him once more, ad-
~ smonishing him that II be came before him
j.. again charged with similar CfeIse, hel
. * would beraeverely, dealt with, Janettel
% jacobs, d dark cyprian from the same es-
Ia tabllshment was sent to the county jail for
, 30days. 81 <, ~ 0l,a3ss "a e1f q 1sq'1 5l
u a P0cahontas, >whose name has becbme
: d, familiar on police records was fined $40
6g and costs bookkeeping \ house Of, prostitu-
ton, which she paid, and was discharged.
''F'0"S Samuel Lofish feloniohsly took, .nod0ubt
,oll with the intention of drinking it bottle
p" 81 whisky from the saloon kept BY Mrs!
Darlington. He was sent to thecity prison
ia for 20 days. A'''AN '.oL SlTf ~ o.
Jeremiah shaughnessy was arrested for
%. stealing iron and castings from the rail-
road, and Ed. Hennessy for buying the
same, knowing 1t to be stolen. 1t being q
state case, they were bound over to appear
!, AT the next ,session of the Court Of Com
D mon Pleas. It is thought thereis some
mistake about this matter, ,as Mr. Hennessy
o,hm always been considered an honest, hon.
orable and upright man, and no doubt viii
~. be acquitted. ~ -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
! REASONS WHY THE as
AMERICAN WATCH
MADE AT WALTHAM, MASS,
is THE hest.

II is made on the best principle. It's frame is
composed Of SOLID PLATES. NO jar can inter-
fere with the harmony o its working,and no sud-"
den shock can damAge its machinery. Every piece
Is made and finished by machinery dtself famousY
for its novelty, as well as for its oectiveness) and Is
therefore properly madO. The watch is what all
mechanism should be- ACCURATE. SIMPLE.
STRONG AND ECON0 MICAL, Except some !,
high grades too costly for general use, FOREIGN
watches are chiefly made by womenand boys. Such
watches are composed Of several hundred 'piedcs,s
screwed and riyeted together ahd require CONSTANT
repairs tokeep them in any kind of'ordef. All per-
sons who have carried 'Ancres," 'iepines" and
TEngIish Patent Levers are perfectly wellIa
bf the truth of this statement.
Atthe tegfnning Of our enterprise. rnoret ten
years ago. it was our fret object to make a thnr-
oughl, good low priced watch for the million, 70
AXE the place of these foreign impositOns; the re-
fuse Of foreign factories, which were entirely un-
sdeabe at home and perfectly worthless every
where.
How well we have accomplished this, may be un
derstood from the fact thnt after many years Of
public trial, we now make MORE THAN HALF OF
hLLTaE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES, and that no Others have ever given SUCH
universal satisfaction. While this department OF
iour business is continued with increased facilities
iorperfect work. We are at present erigaged in the
Imanufactlrc Of watches Of the very HIGHEST
GRAVE KNoWNaT0 CHR0N0METltfssu uE-v
leausled by anything hitherto made by ourssiveS.a
and unsur urpassed by anything made in the world
For this purpose we have the ampest facilities We
have erected an addition to our main building OK
tressly for this brnuch Of our business, and have
filled with the best workmen in our service. NeWs
machines and appliances have cen constructed
which perform their work with consumfnate deca-
ioy and exactness The choicest and most approved
materials only are used and ws challenge coniPaTS
ison between this grade of our work and the4ihest
imoorted ehronometers. We do not pretend TO sell
our watches for LRss MONEY than foreign watches.
but we do assert without fear Of contradiction that
( fortbe SANE MONEY our product is incomparably
superior. All our watches, Of Whatever grade, a,s
fully warranted, and this warrantee is good at ah
times against US or agents in all parts Of the
world ' $40" .ir.. 1Tl ltHI .. fH. 4,u4l
( CAUTION 1.-The public are cautioned to bpy
only dealers. Allpersons selling counT
tStfeits will be prosecuted. frr 20 y - Iuoy
'A1 H' ROBBINS & &APPLETON,g9in
/ AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH Co
~ 7."I ;2r 1852 BrOadWay, New York;
povl-dGwlm ,e ~ rom con
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04
TT1E CITY CoUNCIL.

MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 8.
The City Council met pursuant to ad-
journment-Presiden Donaldson in the
chair Present-Messrs. Armstrong, Bar
Gus, Beekey, Booth, Chadwick, Douty,
Fell, Gaver, Gibbons, Naghten, Patterson,
Reinhard, Ross, Toll and Donaldson-l5.
Absent = Messrs. Comstock, Jaeger and
Kammerer-3
The roll was called, and the minutes of
the preceding meeting read and approved.
The reports Of the following city officers
were read and ordered to be placed on file:
CITY CLERKS REPORT.
Receipts and Disbursements of the City Treas
ary during the month Of November, 1866:
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more troops T = Sent to ireland. !.

New YoRK. Dec. IA special to the Com
mercial Advertiser, dated London, Dec, 3,
says: Two regiments of troops have been
ordered to leave here to-day for Ireland.
I The Feniap excitement ison the increase
Various rumors and reports continue to be
Irish Republic. 10 '4r' 5u4aVLS