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

The cheerful hopes and joys that HOW,
And tighten up the heaviest heart
The CONSERVATIVES AND THE SOLDIERS
HAVE Row IN OH1o-THE LATTER WHIP
pED.-The Cincinnati Gazette, Radical pa
per, gives the. following account of distur-
bance at Warren, in Ohio, while Mr.. Vallaa-
digham was speaking there some days ago:
When the disturbance ceased, Vallandig-
ham said, much excited, II have borne that
insult and outrage foE twenty minutes;
don't intend to submit to it any longer; at
the same time shaking his fist in the direction
Of the hooting. If there are not enough
Democrats in the crowd" he continued, "to
take these men and clean them out, will not
speak another wordn Cries OFFS Move them!"
"Kick them out!' &C., arose on all sides,
and for few minutes there was sharp fight
ing, ending in complete rout of the soldier
boys, as they proved>to be.
Vallandigham resumed, saying he had nev-
er. except twice before, advised his friends
to resist molestation of their meetings. He
had said if Democrats disturb Republican
meetings, they deserved to be punished on
the spot; and the rule ought to work both
ways.
The boys, it seems, had only retired for
council of war; for in fifteen minutes they re-
turned and renewed their offensive demon
strations. Again they we're driven back, and
again returned, during which menoeuvering,
many were knocked down and dragged out,
in many cases their own men suffering as
badly as the soldiers, for no one could tell
friend from foe. Only one pistol shot was
fred. by whom is not known. Fortunately
no one was killed.
RIGHT SMART CoRS.-A Missourian inform.
ed traveller who inquired about lis corn,
that "each stalk had nine ears on it, and was
fifteen feet high" "That's nothing to our
corn," replied the traveller; cup in Illinois,
where I came from,. we always had nine ears
to each stalk, and peck of shelled corn hang
ing to each tassel; but we never could raise
any field beans with it."
"Why ?n
because the corn grew SO fast it always
pulled the beans up"
-sSs- Adolphe Bernard. an agent of the
Memphis and Charleston road, who recently
fled with son1e ten Thousand dollars belonging
to his employers, has been arrested aud car
ried back to Memphis. lie was overhauled
al Chicago
gSy Basil W. Duke, ex. Confederate Ma
jor- General, is commission merchantin Gin
cinnati.
Ia. Fifty-four members of Congress will
be elected in October, from Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana.
M@ The household effects left at the Ar
lington Mansion by General Lee, or rather
the fragments remaining of them, were re
Gently delivered to the. party authorized by
General Lee 10 receive them. This was done,
it is said, by order ofthe President.
HS There is a rumor in Washington that
Brevet Brigadier General Green is:hkely to
succeed Dan Sicklesin command of. the South
Carolina Department..
E&s A correspondent of the Richmond
| (Vlrginia) Enquirer, writing from Ruckers.
vile, in Greene county, Virginia, says: Last
week an attempt was made to murder an old
man named Jarrett, in this neighborhsod, by
pouring an ounce of hot lead into bis car, and,
strange to say, he escaped with bad burn.
EN A New Orleans lady lost her life
last week, by ,inbaling choloroform admins
tered by an unskillful dentist. He has been
indicted for murder.
gSg George II. Goddard, Confederate
Vigilance Committee man, of. Arkansas, was
arrested in New. York on the lst: at the in
stance of Mr.. Newman, Union man, whose
property at Camden. Arkansas, was seized
in May, 1861, by Goddard, and turned over
to the Confederate Government. Goddard's
bail was fixed at $4,000.
pY- Scyentyfve cases, .of.muskets were
| shipped from Buffalo last Thursday night
for Detroit, and supposed to be Fenian in
YeStment.
IL The New York Herald saysthat Gen.
oral Santa Anna has located ais headquarters
on Staten Island aud ustopened regular
business bureau for the transaction of matters
looking to the delivery of Mexico from French
authority. He is said to be constantly occu-
piedwithIvarious peopleo on shatsubject and has
enlisted the sympathies of the Fenian Broth
erhood. The lenders are educating the Irish
to that belief 1t is further reported that
Santa Anna will soon return to St. Thomas.
@ Aninsane man in Fairfield, Conncc-
ticut, lately chopped off his right hand with
an axe. When asked why he did it, he said
that the Bible says that If thy right hand
offend thee, cut it off and cast,it from thee"
IL General Custer has been ordered to
report for duty to Lieut. Gen. Sherman, at
St. Louis. It is understood that he will be
assigned to command in Kansas in accor-
dance with his brevet rank of Major General,
the commission of which was given him to.
day.
ES Voltaire is commonly supposed to
have been an atheist and We have all heard
a great many sermons prcdicssed on this