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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-10

lsD- In the New Hampshire Republican State
Convention, on the 81, resolutions were adopted
declaring that the tone and temper Of tho Presi-
dents message meets with their warm approval
aad augurs we'll for the success Of tho admins
tration: The resolutions also declare that the
scheme to plant, by foreign bayonst', Austrian
despotism in Mexico, is standing insultto our
power and menace to our republican institu-
tiona. % j.r.i,-' j!-.1 ~
~ The jail and guard-housog at Marietta
wcre burned last week by sorne negroes.
D A Richmond dispatch, Of the stb, says {:
!" A shooting afAir occurred in. the Hall of .he
Capitol to. day between Pollard, Of tho Examiner,
and Tyler and Coleman of. tho, Enquirer. Six
shots were fred without damage. The affaiI pro-
duced great excitement" :... 81, i,,z
:. ~. The Indiana Legislature adjourned on tho
2lst ult., A,resolutiOn again,. tho. pardon, and
for tho immediate hanging of Mr.. Jefferson Davis,
Was tabled by n handsome vote. The Dempasais
of the Stata are to hold Convention ;oH thas1 lat
March, aud the Republicans on ths 2sd February,
pro1. - - -. > ~ y ss.
,ar Ths commissioner ,,n Of Freedmen FOR viz
sinia, ends that fifty thousand DO sent from
that State, q -.i., .,-r - !, ~
Eg Con. Santa Anna lives at ST. Thomas in
The West Indies, lie is about seventy years old,
aud very well preserved. Some American naval
officers recently attended grand bali at hi, rcs-
idenco. p>.~e ;r4y i!i.-iitt:: il: rs::' W. :
lar eroriainsaofi ieightoen, meubora of,ths
Eighteenth Ge6fsia Battalion, kitfeaat theba.tle
of Sailors Creek, near Farmvillej Va; ;onthe Bah
II April hst hqYs bedp recovered, md inferred at
Laurel ateya Cemetery, ;. - ~,
r:;ESt. a-mau in Now York. has brousht'arf de-
,ion in ono Of Tho Courts 70 recover fas
sss II the compiler Of the eitydHectOFs, fospat
Ting him down as "oolofod" when ii. fadt EfIs
.:tnTfh srl';!'i i-:t ~ - 9: >':!T s'G1';
A4.'sty1a4S -s,i-.t,ri3le :; ...,;.,s:,,r ~ /,
=, @s The cNations IL htclligeacer. annonacest
uyou authority, that 4hO .statcmsass =, thataiOan
os,oHe e.h6ndfodi,hitfiony 'uas, npSn,.ocossisu;ss
his fectutti, to- New stehdsreai:td,SM
sseiotary Mecafloeh'B$ the ;hatisnli SahRRss' are
i sshsef fski1id!idd.[i Ths Tress4 jf aaas6ds
asI asissStnt any nesa loan, II; si;a sSs should
sgsh bso0ps assssiprys il would aog g Accepted
rym, haakss but would be sRljsits II eaa
dsah,less, ,sEishepi tses6ie, isssasaistsls
from ths people.
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'rhe Corn e1on.

The November. returns from the Agricultural
Department at Washington, shea an. increase
oyer last year of 1I5,s4e45o bushels. .ncarly, SO
per cent. More than q. third Of, this, great crop
sheen: raised: BY Indiana and, Illinois. The
saiHin fndianais 4l,7s4;O6s bushsls and in Iii
nois 3S,7s97l7 busaels- :Theseniu uf Ehesc two
States is So;574 go 'bushtfs4zan amo6ut eqdal to
the ohtife corn production 9f Main; Now Ha&p-
shirc- tsfnont,, iHldssachlssttsj, Rhode r.iand,
g, esqPs T. ssiisas NsH y9Ft, 4ev 5ss,s: aad psan:
.sylr rania, -, "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-10
Thanks for paners.

We return our kindest thalks to the following
oblsiug gentlemen for valuable lato payers Mr..
JoMs CoLGAS, Lieut.. N. A. MARXERr, Mr.. QUINN,
OF the Federal garrison,-and lust, but by no
means least, our thoughtful young friend, Mr..
Wn. HENRY MeCLlSrorE, now in Now York.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-10
The Lowest Deep of Ba.Sarism.

The low st d,cp Of barbarism is, without
doubt. allowinsa piano t" be for months and
months out of tune. 1t il sin, regarding the
severe punishment Of which in the next world,
there cannot be tho slightest doubt. Read,
therefore, tho card of Prof W. +. Nigclr, and
avail yourselves Of hi, services imm ediately.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-10
TO TIE PLANTERS
: = tca. .si-0E ..r..as, .csg ~. =.
SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA,

49,. l., HAVE now on hand &
and for sale, a large num- Ei:Il \
llA Dor Of MULES and HoR: gl-AZA.
SEs, generally from three to f'e yesri Old of the
BEST growth Of the Western eoun:ry,--,uch as are
especially adapted to the business wants Of the
csmmuui,y-aud have arrangements on hard
which will enable mo to .upplyn vary largo do
mand the ensuing winter and spring.
: Myself O. native, of ontucky, and having for
merly had m extensive connection With this class
Of business, together with the fact that an new
permanently located in Augusta, hatter myself
that my facilities are unsurpassed for supplying
this market at the lowest possible, rate consstent
With a sound business. vt. : .sss =, ,.-,
Purchasers are therefore. invitel to call, and
examine my stock, or send in their orders for auy
number or class Of either Mules or Horses ut
market prices. ui..-s.-.,-...
- Proprietor Palace Stables,
80 $50 q 81 Ellis ST., Augusta, Ga.
z. Jan r,syra u "a. = ,1m,ls; ,e:2
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

Advertisements will be inserted at the rate OF
ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS per Square
40 Miniou lines or less,) Ter the FIRST insertion
and ONE DOLLAR for each subsequent insertion
@-A liberal discount will be made 40 those
wishing to advertise by tho year.
Announcing Candidates $500, in advance.
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'HY,.MENEAL.

MARRIED, at the residence Of the brilo'ssrand-
mothor Mrs., Nancy Reardan, in this District, on
Thuriday, the ssi Nov. last, by the Rev. John
Trapp, Mim A. A. CARRIE PRRRHT, only
daughter Of Mrs. F. 4. Moselsy, Of Edgoasld Dis
triot, aud Mr. R: h. WOOD, o., Arkansas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-10

G@T Tho London Tines has uosobjectiop to
ek5 snnsxation' of 'Cauhaa TO the United States,
piarSvvdcd 1t Ii denshonestly, above board aud by
fair appeals TO tho symPsthy and good saRsea Of
sso Gaasdin1 people
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-10
Lioookout !!

vEyHE persons Who .sok. through mistake or
l. otherwise, TWO OVERCoATs, blue and
q crax. from tho Storp-Houso At. Richardson's On
the nigh, of The 29,h orc notified that if they do
not return the Same to Mr.. B. A. Jones, on the
premises, very speedily, tho strong arm OF tho
law will fall upon them. They are known, and
aro thus notified in order to give them anioppdr-
,tunity TO act as become gentlemen. 2;.:. ,...-
Inn 10 IT
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sc.i;,.:,rBs neeY5ayor ffanpa ,>eOsht;y; gSi.ss a

seat;s:Tks negf6es0r Fappa: :e0aatS aes
daily psfpe,Fseng grs,s odttfA ndfdssrs
rdSbcries:.. EeeE tad ,t ,taesy 6 sq$ed @ N
,aadetii sshst Majgr Have, ,MaaTsll ed AS GGn,
,neer Ths q Riiits'y faEs agtAEs@TFitsa
captain:csay6 vlds tOxaiss saplsanS fqrtbep pesa:
possaf putting dove laaiessnpss ,HeG bag hesn,
rusasst. .sneesuy' irssnnsss stzssfDsse saa ipsssE
esnpsIled 70 Kill tHslys or lflssa Of rbs8.
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OF SUBSCRIPTION.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

The ADVERTISER is published regularly ev-
cry WEDNESDAY MORNING, at THREE DoLhAho
per aanum ONE DOLLAR, and FIFT1eGIs.
for Six Months; sEYENTi.FIVE CENTS '0r
Threo Months,-alsays an adra"ee.
@~All papers discontinued at the expiration
of the time for which they have been paid. - 2
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T he ADVERTISER.
JAMES T. BACON, EDITOR,
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, 1868.
The New Code ofLaxs

AS passed by the Legislature at its last Session,
10 re'a ion to Persons Of Col r, has been printed
in ramph'ct form ut this oGss,. ard is rexdy for
delivery. P.ice, rs cts. per copy; fvo copies f+r
$LGo. r -
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Provisional Governor B. F. Perry Re-
EeYed.


We have been favored (says the Coluin-
bia Pteuix) by Governor Or with tue fol-
lowing telegraphic correspondence, relative
to relieving Provisional Governor Perry from
the Gubernatorial duties. Great satisfa' tion
is expressed BY the authorities at the situa'
tion OF affairs:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. 2l, 1850.
TO His Ercelleacy the GoecrnOf cfMe Stute
of Sosth Carolina.
S1s: By direction of the President, have
the honor herewith to transmit you copy
of communication, which has been address.
ed to His Excellcncy Benjamin F. Perry, late
Provisional Governor of South Carolina.
whereby he has been relieved OF the trust
heretofore reposed in him, and directed L"
deliver into your Excellency's possession
the papers and property relating to that
trust.
I have the honor to tender YOU the CO op-
Grafton of the Government f the United
States whenever it may be found nee s-arv,
in effecting the early restoration and the
permanent prosperity aud welfare of the
State over which you have been called to
preside.
have the honor to he, with great respect
your most obedient servant.
WM. II. SEWARD.
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To Sell or Rent,

U AM authorized to SELL. or to RENT for th.
Il present year, the commodioua aST0RE-HOUSE
belonging to Mr.. W. T. G:ldins, and adjoining
Mr.. T. RUots Store. This House has three good
rooms and is situated in the business part OF th,
town. Possession given immsdiaAly.
-, dr. D. r. DURIS0E.
Jan 10 q, -. 1t
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Return of Another Old Friend.

We call attention to the card of w. J. RsApr,
Esq So we'll and popularity known as citxen of
our town before the war. He comes to live among
us again. we welcome him most cordially, and
Mish for him tho largest measure Of success.
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Kentucky Horsest Kentucky. Mules.

Kentucky Horsest Kentucky. Mules!
Refer to our advertising columns, and read the
card Of Mr.. NJ. A. DEHoNEr, Proprietor Of the
paIaee Stables, Augusta, ea. Farmers and Plan
toss know far better than wo do The. ysry great
Importance Of the matter 30 qpestis9;. Wo there
fOreaay nothing further .of Ar. DEnoxET re card,
saEe tha. he himself may be imRlie.5s trusted to-
do ali that be promisss--nid in the most sails
factory madnets ~ .sh ,.-.:.... .~.:;
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Es- Five negroes convicted of LARCENY .bsfuruI
lhe! Fpfeanens ;ceest, at Savannah, wore con-:
dsg.asd TO tho chsin gang 10 uo1k On do utrssts.
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Thew Hear n Voice.

80 80 They hearayoico we cannot hear, which;
saminons thor,away, with golden melodies per-
fsetly irfe'i.tblsi and consequently, they vaests
old South Carolina and iurhtthsir faess. West
wsrd. slas, ws;speAk sayly; perhaps too ghtiy
but we;teel very,srsry sadly 20. We aresthink:ng
of thesn many old. friends and. good !fsisnds, Che
many ,hig h-:oned men;ana noble women who
have lately departed, or arson the ove,of depar-
sure, from old Edge6old=4 to be seen by Edgefeld
people, perhaps, no morS' forever. II every Dis
trict in our State gives up as many Of its good
people as Edsedsd has lately done, or is about
to DO. how imm .nse the exodus towards louisiana
and Tesa. !lAna what gamers will these States
be! Listeu-to the names Of the Omigrants; thee
names are household 'vords-in- Ed dgaAeld i-eyery
body knows them and loves them. Tho venerai
bic Capt. EUGENE BURT, and family Col. JAMES
B. GMrpIs and family DR.. ARTHUR YousGnLooD
and family; Capt JACOB YoUsoBLosn; Lieut..
PIERCE NJ. BUTLER and family Capt: A. Picx-
EMS BUTLER and family; Dr.. WV JENNINGS and
family; J. B. HoDezs, Esq, and family g. n.
WEvER, Esq, and family; SUMTER D. SPANK,
ESQ.,, and our universally esteemed and regretted
towuswoman, Mrs. HgNRr R.SPAsS. -.
It is not for us to discuss the wisdom Of thus
seeking new homes. Different people find them
selves in different circumstances aud actaated by
different motives. In this all important matter,
it is best that every ons should Judge for himself
We know that nll whose names We have mentioned
arcpure patriots. God know. some Of them have
proved i. at fearful cost! Aud He know too that
they are asfeelngy alive to tho honor and welfare
of South Caroliua sny man or woman they
leave behind. Wekuow all this but who knows
what carries them? IF they go in gladnsss, 1e
are glad With them. And II they 60 in sorrow,
and if sorrows and losses and rcverIea (alas, how
probable y have impollcd them to go, then " the
heart knoweth its own sorrows, and . stranger
intermeddleth not Herewith" We bid. them 40
affection etc goodbye, earnestly hoping to see then
again beforeg life shall end, and praying with
honest heart that God may be with them wherever
they roam or rest.
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SO ReWardIs !

c1oLEN from tho Subscriber on tho nishtot
y the sdihstint, TWO HORSE MuIEsGbo,h
Ihodse.colorsd oacf about IL years old aadj Of
taedium siEe,T-onr blind in ;tt,s .ght eye.::, No
partculnr. marks or scars rememhered. ~.
I;E6r the, recovery ,of, said Mules, ;will pay .
rawssd Of slo,ia sgald, is delivered 70 re near
Ho'' ef''ttFs Nd :: .,a.;sHAkpT6Nii :: ;.
, Jan To- - 5; -; ''i3t,i., ..t.,.,.:;:..7 $. :
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gs-The "Aet to Amend the Criminal Law
one Of ths'Act. in connection with The now Code
of Laws, viii, bs published in our n. xt issue.
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.-'ITT'Iy
a..G5 The Iogislaturo Of Nenh .Casolina .sd-
jourhods Aithent iegis;;aiua Of asty k;aa .fsrshs
Eseduoa.
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Jan 10
To Rent or Sell.

vEyHAT VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
i South East of Edgeheld c. r., It miller
rom town. Tho place has on it q nice Hou1e
with eight rooms, and all necessary out building,
with an excellent well Of water, orchard, gar
den and 13i. acres of clcared lard. !:
Any person wishing tho place, can address J
E. Muse through the Post Office, or call on Bacol
L Butler at their Office. B. - '"i.iFe :
Jan 40 . = ...s,s.sN - 81 49,.
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Wood : Wood Weed F.!
$500 A CORD!

-; :. 49, $500 A. CORD! ,ps7
KgyHE Subscriber will giyo. S. s,eo-a Cord for IS
Il Cords of Oak and Hickory Wood, md
Csrda Of good Lightuood, If hauled as once.
- - M. W. SANS.
>: Tan IN 1; '--,trI.,- .. - e. leE ]z6ia :.
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~ During q trial Of q dsfaulting Govern
mcnt agent in Mobile, the important fact was
elected, that Of 10000 bales Of forfeited Confed
erate cotton not tenth has ever been nceount-
cd for to the Government The remainder, worth
fully SIS, 600, has boon appropriated by
official and non oficial-rascals and ,harper,.7:'
ey According to a Washington dispatch, or
doris have been issued by the Government for the
arrest Of several of tho late officials of the Con.
federate Government, but upon what specific
charges has not sranspired. q. r.. -.. 81
@S- Chiof Justice Cha,e is reported to have
said that if, whom holding 4 Circuit Court, hc
should find tho case Of the United states VS. Mr..
Davis on the docket, he would proceed with the
caule tho same as any other, but that hs should
certainly hold no Circuit Court in Virginia so
long rs that State was under military ,rnle.
rar Albert D. Richardson, Junius Il. Browne
and William E. Davis, the correspondents who
we're confined atsalisbury for many month";, are
among tho witnesses summoned by the govern
ment in the case of Gee, former commandant at
Salisbury, now on trial NJ haieiRn.- st..,-, -.
w- The Herald. Fortress Monroe correspond
ent says that C. C. Clay, has recently been per.
mitted by the President to reooive visit from his
wife. Mrs. Clay arrived there Thursday, and wa,
soon nftcr admitted to an interview with her hus-
band in his prison.
g A dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette from
Washington says that there il reason to believe
that several Mexican privateer, carrying formida-
BILE armsmouis, will shortly sail from certain ports
on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts to prey on
French commerce.
@- The superintendent and cOntraet0rs'o 'on
the Macon end of the Georgia Central Railroad
say that although they pay and feed their negro
laborcrs we'll, yet about half Of them desert with
their tools every week, and the other bali do
about third of days work. So unsati'factorJ
have been experiments with FREQ negro labor on
the Central Road that the Atlantic and Gulf
Road has been bringing foreign white labor from
the North.
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REMOVAL.
Teaching.

A LADY. who Is, an experi- TEACHER
"A OF MUSIC, wishes to ID three or .fou,
girls in tho country for her I'd simply; in ad-
dition TO Music she would n teach q few Of the
Necessary English branch - Of study. She has
good reference. Apply at this 0nfee.
Jan 10 1t
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DURIsoE, KEEsE & co.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. MORNING
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Jan 10
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-28
ReeorDe sG =.

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li6e 2ieen5 lperfdafftf ~ baben,s 8es
trdtfe nitslbelIfte mo berfalfte, nluBts
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Etrunfenept ,3uifanbe bic geftrige 86r>
ftgHHHg ipar0 oalelbit berbaftet uro
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itaie 5ablen.lp4 gsaia@ ssir l-
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feline 9fsi.trfunltitiide nicbt biiliae. Sc
tern wR0r9en he5dbIte erifit OaS gBett J
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benz piele 5eugen Derb0rt tuoFeu, fit
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-28

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g8eitentafdleB sslsoerbnd 4I,se 10
/ 8eiorbersa MAIDEN mir anf Die Sorn' :
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nit geiperrten Bu9ftabsn 9ebrGfte 9tns
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lit, 70 miro CT 4aIs tHdtiger @efbdfts>
mann Die gfotbtpenoieteit oerieIben in
einem tagli1en 8latte einfeben uiifIen.
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