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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-10
Hopeful Witness Before the Re
construction Committee.

construction Committee.
From the special Washington dis
patches to the Cincinnati Commercial,
We extract the following:
The Reconstruction Committee are
still engaged in taking testimony in re.
gard to the condition of affairs in the
Southern States. One of the sub-com-
mittecs, of which Senator Howard is
chairman, examined, at great length, II.
Wells, of New York, who has just
returned from u few months visit
the States of Georgia and Car
Dlinas. Mr.. Wells is an ardent Rcpub-
lican, and it was supposed that he
give u gloomy picture of the
condition of affairs In the South, Be
fore the rebellion he had an extensive
acquaintance throughout the South.
The Committees are endcavOring to
make out a. very strong case against the
South, ON which they can go to the
country, and of course their questions
are put to an end.
Mr.. Wells told them that II great
reason why there was so much disloyal-
ty was owing to the action Of Congress
in adopting what they deemed unwise
and injurious legislation, contained in
the Frcedmcn's bill. 1t was this sort
of legislation that assisted to engender
Il bad feeling among the leaders, who
were not any too well disposed toward
the dominant party at best. The great
mass Of the people, he told the Com
mittec, were loyal to the Government.
The Committee finally asked him
whether, in the event of n wal between
Great Britain and the United States,
the Southern people would not take VI
arms aud fight against the North.
He replied to the Committee that he
believed the South, as n body, would
stand by, the Government in any sucl
event. He said there were some, un
doubtcdly, who, II they thought the,
could secure their Independence there
by, would take up arms against thu
United States. They belongedt to thos'
who looked with distrust upon the par
ty In power.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-10
LEGAL.
LAND FOR SALE.

DURSUANTT TO A DECREE OF THE
l. County Court pronounced at the Feb
ruary term, 1866, in the cause of Elizabeth
Darwin ct ais, W. Robert Darwin's heirs. |
will ON Monday the 10Th day of March
next, offer for sale to the highest bidder ut
The Courthouse door in Winchester, the
follow ing tracts of lands of which William
Darwin deceased POSSESSED, viz: The Bur-
ton Dechcrd and kcnncrly purchase. con-
1873 acres, bidding to start at IS.
pr acre. The Howell Lambert tract con-
tanning III acres, and the land embraced
in grant No. l2lG3, containing 22la acres
at 50 per acre. Said lands will he sold on
one, two and three years credit except the
sun of Sl5, to be paid ON day of sale
Notes and approved security required OF
purchasers and Il lien retained until the
purchase money is paid.
TIIOS. SHORT, Clerk.
Feb. 18th, 1866. tbs . 60
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-10
IruStcc'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed 10 mt rs Trustee, by Is. +.
Russcy on the 2ith August, 1861, to secure
certain debts therein mentioned, | will.
ON Saturday the 2ith day of March. 1866,
before the Courthouse door In Winchester
Tenn sell to the highest bidder, for Cash,
the tract ofland on which said .Russcy re-
sides,
CONTAINING ABOUT 5 ACRES,
lying adjourning the town of Winchester
and known as the Aldrich Factory place
Sale in Legal hours.
A. S. COLYAR,
Fcb'y. 10Th 1866. Trustee.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-10
Tnr cash belance 70 ~ ovedit of,

TIE cash balance TO thc credit ofthe|
National Goveynnok IN the SUD-
Treasury 0nioe IN New York uity, is
nov up 10 the extraordinary u not an
prccedentcd) suin of slOl, 03s, oss In
coin and currency on receipts on Tues.
day Of s6,653,92l, including e5l4WO
for Customs duties, against disbufse-
ments Of Onlye2, 717,990.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-10
Salo OfLand.
Angel & Tar h

Angel & Tar
vs..
r. r. Foreman. -
DY A DECREE OF THE CHANCERY
DCourt ut Winchester, l will on Monday
the al day Of April. 1856, before the Court
House door In the town Of Winchester. sell
for cash. 70 the highest bidder, the land
described In the pleadings lylngin Frank
lin County, Tspleasse.
I rifgr \. y E0TILL GAN.
\ nAD ufi 81 ~ 10 ~
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House and Lot for sale.
~ - En,hrv

1IOUFC UIitt IAOC TOT SttICs
G.. X. Embry
vs..
l.. II. Reeves, ct ais.
DY A DECREE OF TIE CHANCERY
DCourt at Winchester, Tenn, | will. on
Monday the al day Of April. lSCG. before
the Court House door in Winchester, sell
to the highest bidder. on a credit Of six.
twelve and eighteen months. the House
and Lot formerly occupied by Vim. Reeves.
In Winchester, Tenn. A lien will be re-
ii. X. ESTlLI. c. & nj.
mars ids 30 ..f1rTg
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NOTICE.

"a 40 NOTICE. 2 IVAN III
TIAvING suggested the insolvency Of
,l1the estate Of Davis q. Barnes, decd no
tice 10 hereby given to all who have claims
aeninst said estate, to file the same with
tie clerk Of the County court franklin
county, Tennessee, n the. hfst day Of July
next or the same viii be barred.
JAny. lob - I'd
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-10

r. The cotton factory at Macon,
Ca, " turning ont 10000 yards OF
sheetings per month.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-10

HTheG Government advertising has
been Withdrawn from BorDey's paper,
abe Washington ChssniclA. htcTgp
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-10

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rf 40. a.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
A Hint to Somebody.

We have hoard it intimatad by two or three
very responsible gentlemen that, unlsss oortain
Rosa Commissioners put the roads in ordor in
thoir respective precincts by or before the next
spring term of Court, the said Commissioner,
will be reported for neglect Of duly. The road,
generally throughout the Diaris. are eer!aialy in
\ uretohei condition, and It bshooras. the Com
ni,sivnsrs to see TO it at once that our highways
and byways are speedily worked on--and worked
thoroughly. Conc, gentlemsD. msrshsi your
f.rce.,-uhites and frssdmsn--and "pitsh in"
with vim and hoarty good will; and thotaak Of
rendering our thsrous sh'areI parable sgsin will
soor be accomplished. To work, to work, to
work. No better time than now.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
Cotton is Still King.

Go therefore to Geo. Il. crump & Cs, 2e9,
Broad Street, Augusta, and bay Guano-or any
other SORT Of Fertilizer you may prefer. They
keep all sorts. The grand dssideratum now y
days With Overy planter is how to make all that
he possibly can from the soil lie. him rush thero-
fore to Crsmp & Co., and provide himself with
valuable Fertilizers. Ho will save hall the lxbor
Of former days, and make twice as much cotton;
or corn, or psa', or vegetables, or anything that
grows out of the earth. And the more cotton and
corn he N ,kes, the moro nonoy he will have to
buy groccrios-and all manner of luIurios for
tho ,abls-fron, Crump 4 Co. For thoy koOp on
hand not only these popular FsrtiliEors, but also
q large and splendid assortment Of choice groos-
ries Consult their card
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1IYMENEAI.

.MAnnIrp, at Edsefeld c, H., ON the .2Sd o
January, by the Rev. w. A. CLARK, C.pk.IsAAc
AIRED, of La, and Miss ELLIE GRIFFIN
of this Village. .. 80 ~. ~ - p g;
MARRIED, at Bethany Church, near Liberty
Hill, on the nth January. by Rev. Jons TRAP
4 Z spr1reu,,trT ID ~. M.
Miss "a thih SosnNshh, ~ 0' X snia =, psl''l.es nno
As. Y. d. 6ohtoN' o. hen'aohy:-oi.Ai,a :
F. MAnHIED, aiss Dec. 1885, at the btidnI, fathsr.
;readenco by Rev. D. D. Branson, MIR. W.1WAsA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24

The SOUTH CAsoLISA eRiILRoAD.-oIca
more our railroad facilities are being renew
ed. There have been many difficulties ane
endorsements, and these, we are glad IT,
learn are being rapidly overcome. From in,
formation received from the Superintendent
now ON the lins OF road, the work in the dl
rection of Columbia may be announced ~
completed to-day. The road is now prepAr-
ed to resume the receipt of freight to thai
point, and on to morrow iha passenger traln'
will run through the entire line.
10 the direction of Augusta tho work i
progressing very satisfactorily. Five addi
tionni miles have been openod during tht
last week to the public, presenting eighty ose
miles of open road to Grshams Turn-0us-
Five other miles are in readiness for the rail-.
and will need only few days for completion
isFaapRoa taSsf ffst daqihg sis Month It viii be
open to Blackville.
The duties imposed upon the company have
been Of the most trying nature. A fair e1-
animation of the facts will show that during
the five months, the period for which the,
have had the control Of the road, there has
been no unwarraatable delay or inexcusable
indifference to the public necessities in push
ing forward the needed repairs. Within this
time three important bridges have been built,
all the wooden structares ON the Camden
road reaewed, and such portions of the rail'
as. wera needed for the completion of the
Columbia road removed, and soYenty.two
miles. of additional tack opened to the public
During this iGe tie transportation depart
ment had 70 bear the weight of al unexpec-
tedlY heavY bukiness. We trust that the en-
crgy which has been di played will be con;
.tinued, and that it will soon be our pleasure
to chronicle the thorough restoration OF com
Inuuications between the. different positions
of this and the adjoining States.-Charleston
Courier, 18th inst.
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The Anderson inteIli.encer.

In Anderson we feel tho greatest interest, and
Of Anderson We have tho pleasante,t rocOllee-
lions; FOR thero, away yOndsr in the remote
depths Of antiquity before life had begun to lose
i,s sweetest season, We spent some very happy
days. On ,his account, as well as on, account Of
its intrinsic merits, We always welcome tho An
darson Iateliige~cer. Tae Editor and Proprietor
Of this admirable weekly journal is Mr.. JAHks A,
.Horr, popular resident for aoms time, in former
years, Of our town. After distinguishing hmself
greatly in the late war, he has chung up his
bruised arms for monuu:cnti," ard taken to tho
perilous and procariuus newspaper business. We
shake hands NTH you most cordially, brother
struggler. and wish from the bottom OF our heart
that You may find. patronage and support com
meuturate with tho high merits of the L'GeIligsn-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
Broken National Ranks.

The following communication from the Deputy
Comptroller Of the Currency has been handed tn,
Charleston Courier BY the President of the Poo.
pies National Bank of that city TO whom itwr,
addressed. It's perusal will romovo tho uncer.
tainty which has prevailed with the public in
regard to the report. recently published in refo.
renee to tho failure of certain National Banks
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CynnEYcr;}
,;R --o5,s Washington January s,,IScd.
DxAR SIR Your letter of the I'd inst, is re-
csiysd. In reply to your request for. list Of
brokon National Banks, have to inform you
that The First National Bank of Atiiea," is the
only National Bank that has failed under tho
National system. Capital s5OOOo, circulation
5000, receivable by all National Banks 10 tho
Unitsd States at par, and rodaemab!c in lawful
money npon presentation at tho Treasury of the
United States.
Very respectfully, 49,. ~
II. r. HULBuRp. Dep, Comptroller. -.
D. L. MCKAY. Esq., President Peoples National
2 Bank, Charleston, g. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
GA Very Ancient and Fish-like
Smellp,

Entering our sauetum suddenly two or three
daysago, We exclaimed, like ATrinsulo in shak-
spsarc's Tempest" q very auciont and Ash-like
imellw Looking sroand, No beheld, laid out
straight on tho table, iikoa body on D cooling
board, huge and splendid Sslmon-almost'as
big as tho whalo that "gobbled up" Jonah--a
newly arrir od present from our good friend, that
popular and nntsrpri,ing Hardware Merchant,
THoSAs'A. BosEs, Esq,'of Augusta Ga--who,e
liberal hssys is. always dcyising Liberal things
We acknowledge purrsnewed obligations to Mr..
poSEs--obligatiuns which all who tasted the
Salmon highly appreciate and will long remmbsr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24

SAyAssAH' NEws.-From the Savannah
Herald of Wednesday, B:h, we clip the FOL
lowing paragraph:
k.THr TRIAL OF Ghs. MsRcsa..-Ths trial
Of Geacral q. ~. Mercar before q military
commission win bs Tespsaed this morning,
the Witnesses sontsfor having arrived.
81 LAMAR oorrss casr,-An uafsandsd re
port having got into circulation COM csrn'ng
Ttbe sentence Of G.. b. Lamar, NC tbias. 1t
proper to state, upon the highest authority,
that the findings and sentence in his c;se
have not yet been promulgated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
Exesci,;ulto or's Sale.

rpY anordar feum WsFs1Duriiop, Ordinary, Tor
I'D Rageaeld Ristrietr, proeesd to ,asls at the
Lace residence of Col. JOHN QUATTLEBAUA,
% portion Of liz personal prousrty o. asss ~.
ooaiSd, eonsiaiiHs in partOfe 'F'F % !
Seven Head Of fa6sses and Muiss;,o
Embracing two thorough brod .shilions.S ono 1ff u
thspl TIRED and the other Ave years mex. Spring,
and one dns Filb. as'i '.,'Taaa. fss7s' gSt
y eArTLEs, HOGS, SHEEP aND aoaTsstzi
SAX coRN,+FODDER, sHUeKs,,PEAS, x
BACON AND LARD,r.sFsc9 -eis'
ONE ROAD WAGON, ONE SMALL WAddtNs
30 ,sA, szss 0NEeLOGyC4RBT -Ca 70;
80. ONE TWO RUGGIEs,.-.D .r,,,
'CaRPHNrKRSrT TOOLS, "p
'@'sz- l0NE'L0f LEaFsTOBAGcO,s $50
o..:.s f:,.s,Ss .4ekea &t3ys s&est.i gzt. 81 ~
J, gasTsruse eask,lsu goiaofitsssaisalsnsii
siss.;.s' ga IsasassB1z5G0ars GGn9JaayRzzas. =:
JsaD &4s asapsns 4s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
A Word to Heusekeepets.

Recently NO had occasion to send to Mr. D. L..
FrILrhroS, Augusta, Ga, Dealer in Stoves, Tin
Ware &c., FOR fow kitchen uten.ils, and had
the pleasure Of having our order filed vory sat-
lsfaetoiily and In opiaion, at very low prices
Therefore, to persons in wast Of Cooking, Parlor
or Office Stoves, Tin Ware Of any description,
Ovens, oven-Lids, &c. &C., We would rssp,oo,ful.
y say, try Mr. FULLERTON. His articles are Of
the best quality, and prices very reasonable.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24

f. GTA St. Cloud, MINI, q fow days ago. q
man offered to bet that ho Soull cat six dossn
raw cggs in ene hoar. Tho bssawas taken, and
Tho egg -eatOf commenced. Tho eggs wera broken
frst,, and maasursd five quartz. Hosahan com.
nshcod, andiH.sosuty minatet> actually. ,towed
them all Away. This was.. after hawn = eaton
thrao hearty meals that day HetEani offered to
bet that .hs could eat four. dozen mereegg., hut
ns I, enc seemed wiling to take the wager: -
"a ~ Robert 8. Cox oonyieted as Q guerilla in
ksaspeky has b0an 5sleass9 ts order Of kae.ssss
gctngy o. B1K ,s.sas &, ,s.y4sssg,,sa,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
The. Negro at the North.

The New York Tribune, the moutb. piece of the
Back Republeans, locking at homo Affairs, makes
tho following, to W, astounding Development,
That paper in lato date say':
"To.dsy black man is not allowed lio0ass
to drirs hi, owa horse and cart, and work for
such as choose to employ him, right here in Now
Ye.k. Ia has had u bard struggle for the right
secured, after years Of inault and outrage. II 3
-blssk builder whore this dsy to take \ contract
to erect hoase or store for ssme ono who chose
to employ him, and should employ black sarF en-
tsrs and mascns on the job, we believe taoy would
bo stoned OF It before the weeks cnd.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
William G. Whilden.

William G. wLillsn, of 25s, King Street,
Charleston, offers great Inducements for dealers
and shoppers in their particular limo to pAy him
q visit. His stock Of croukcry, china, Glassware,
Plated Goods, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry. Cutlery,
&C., 60, cannot bo excelled either in quality Or
quantity 10 :he southorn States. He occupies
tkat prominent Stand at tho co.ner of King and
Bsaufain Streets. His card will be found slss-
who're In to-dsy's issuo.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
f. Conner N Co.

Attention Is called to the Gard Of F. Conner &
Co., 70, East Bay, Charleston, So. Ca. This firm
is permanently posted on East Bay as Commits.
sien and Forwarding Morehants, and Dealer, in
Groceries and Provisions. conSig=nents soliui.
ted and quick returns guaranteed. They areloca.
ted in tho worry heart Of business, and convenient
to shipping. Our people would do we'll 10 remcE1-
Der tho name and whereabouts of this popular
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
Another New and Allurius Establish.
ment.

That Of g. A. CuEArHAH. & gso1HEn-at the
cornsr-thrse doors below M. LkBEscHULTz.& d GO.
CHARLIR cnkATuAn and OSCAR cHzArHAn are
too woil known rs brare and ehiyalrous soldiers,
and .iyh.mindsd members Of society, TO nced
any elaborate Introduction at our hands. If eyer
young mon desprved patronage and susce's, i, is
they. Most earnestly do We hope they will MEET
with both. Ttey have on hand choice Groceries
aud L;auora-hps Dry Goods-spsndid a.sert-
nert of Shoss 30. Ladics, u, well IS sendsmaa,
will ,scuro bargains at CugAruANs Bro. ThOy
advertise in this number Of the AdrertiIer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24

~ It is stated that Daniel Drew has given
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars toward
tie two million dollars to sraised by tho Mothe-
dists this year, and he also proposes to erect =
theological seminary at his country seat up the
Hudson river, which Is to cost not less than half
o million, as free donation to his denomipatiop.,
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'.t tstealing Largely is a Noble Art"

| @h Stealing Largely is a Noble Art"
Everybody remembers tho torribls, unlimi.
tad and unprece lehtod, forgery Of EDwAnD
:KErcHux in New York few months ngo--a for
-gsSy which gave to credit and business shock
from which tho Interests of tho city did not soOn
recover. Lately tho said gentleman has bsen
tried, convicted, and sentenced to tho Now York
State prison at Sing Sing, for o period of four
years and aalf. No sooner was he sentenced
than huge petition was got up, signed by many
man Of the highest position and greatest influence,
for the purpose Of obtaining his pardon from tho
Governor of tho State. Fsremost among thess
signcrs is Chief. Justice Chase, tho highest judi
osl functionary in tho United States. Judgo
Cha.o, as is we'll known, wantssto be q candidate
for tho next Presidency; and it is supposed he is
fastening to tccurc tho friendship and influence
Of the KsTcnUM family, which is fabulously
wealthy. ..-, -.
But how rotor and disgusting iss all this sort
of thing Who applies for the pardon Of poor
wretch who (no matter how honest Bofore) stoals
loaf ofbrcad to carry homo to large and starr-
ing family Hoi' surnmariIy placed in the hands.
of fahe Law, tried, convicted, and inc.rcorntedfor
years; while his family starve. outright. But q
gentleman Of high social positiOp,1 previous ex-
cellcnt character, and lovely family, who in an
uusuaraed- moment takes % step Chow fearful q,
stop WAS KErcHUN's y from tho path Of rectitude
He mouts with all the sympathy his interesting,
case deservcsi the unpleasant affair must BE- sot-
tied, il possible, by tho gontloman's friends; at
all events it must not be allowed to affect his un:
b!emished. reputation af5 r,,.:T -6.z
"a littsstealipg is asdangersus part, s7st
-;s5 But stealing largely is a noble art. =, +
'Tis mean TO rob hen-roost Of Q hon,
'''t Butateaiing millions makes us gentlcmon."
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A Nan Of Vast and Wonderful Expe

msn Of y.st aui wonderful experience Is our
Hateful aad en.rs. :;e friend Lehe'ohui:z.s N"
one wil gaipsay this whua. he roads S[r La Gard
in another .lumn. Ard not only tsstsfui and
s.arge.ic. but also hsnirrou' and original Ju1t
returned from ,' all tho Seaport Towns. North and
South" What an admirable assostnlens of this.
,hx. ard TIE osh.r he must have Collected! And
We hive nc doubt Of the fact Io 10 the very
man to do it. An: this good ,hinS. lh4t Ii. speak'
of, a. coming out 81 a "b, tile" go Oh, thou in.
yidbls spirit Of Wine =. = es.r.s,- =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24
Acts of the General Assembly.

AN ACT TO AUTHORIZES FARMERs AND PLAN
TIERS TO GIVE THEIR Books Ix EVIDENCE
Is CSgTAIs Cases.
I. Be ii eaactei by tie Senate and House
af Representatives., noto met and sitting ia
General assembly, and by the authority Of
tie same, That from and after the passage Of
this Act, books Of original entry kept by
farmers and planterS, relating to the trans
actions of their farms or plantations, shall be
receivable in evidence in all trials in which
the business or transactions Of their farms or
plantati.ns shall be called in question, as
between the farmer and planter and his en-.
ployces, in the same manner as books of
merchants and shop-kcepers now are.
In the Senate House, in the twenty-6rst
day Of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty five.
W.D. PORTER,
President of the Senate.
C. 81. SIM0NTON,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
Approved: JAMEs L. 0RR. ..
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"Fast Blvd, Fast Find,

A proverb nsvsr stale in thrifty mind" SEQ
10 it, therefore. that your Stores; shops, aad
Dwellings arc carefully and securely lOckods,p
at night. Mr. BnYAx's store was rsbbed ton days
ago; ;eaud one night duriug ho past week, an at
;cmpsmas madstoa fSrcibly enter taa -9stablish.
mont of wirrl2 aoons egThrso huiSa wsro,b bored
in the front door, The burglars, however quilted
thsiraorkg ~itsoatg accomplishiug .aAeir ao,ign.
They will no aOu6s saaase further attanpts.a "a!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24

.ass The Provoss Marshal Of Baf4.o, Now
York, has had to pay young man $3.50 ri
fslss imprisonment. r-5.y; ..,..4.
q Se Tbs ir.ess Boston notion ID &. .papar has;.
.esmpany which 10 nov. fosmipg. Paper; hats,
,satrr- -Psoaf apa das.hlassts be naae ,fas $an
signs - srye8iyGsga aasfs .;aasi s.:las aSs