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GuEKS LAT, Wis, November 70, 1863,
The fecoud aHuHa! meeting Of .4The Or1 !. Of The
Wt1te Arrow" will he held at Cincinnati, ohio
November 18th, 1861 All uho haze EYER rcIrrd
10 lhc 1hhd Dtsiston. Seventeenth 4, E., ard
out arc entitled to membcrbhip.
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, 1866-11-12

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NEW WORE.
IN Light OF TUE AGE" By F. D. O-cast
Is f1r:alsA TIC 1rar!rs of Scripture. and .nn~a tt
divinity. Aisn tho uttstn Ed r.>I o. ctasa
nd uniysrse, 4nc sEen aas 7!sancsr y a.t%a ~ r
TER De4fhotn md Madison EricAEp- >ent 1{s6
BY u all % feCsipt ef 6o teLss.
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The Htatc FTnyrr a1eef1ne-Putttux Things
In 0rdcr-f -frocthmaaaa aaaan-<:onrcHt4 Ahead
sIn'h EaaErerslanaI District s-t;eacra:
i.oRhh &c.
, 1866-11-12


THE WEATHER
is delightful even 10 Ca1ifornians, tho sum.
mcr trade winds having entirely ceased.
kIArnnNrt
, 1866-11-12

i population Of 5000. Tho Neste,a Eaye of en-
ic1stiou IL Indeed breaking with full force pppn
the shores OF NentafkR.~
The Inrrahara Association bids fair tn hc.
cone - numerous Il that which, claiming 10 b.
The direct heirs Of Anncku Jart, euteavo:oa IN.
suecestfally for aome ye1zs to oust tic
vcetry Of Trinity Church from their ep1eudid
poeressiona. Tbs descendants orJo4erh Wilson.
OF Yorkshire, England. 10 The number Of about
one hundred, from various par1s Of The 1n!ted
E:1iAa. met a few days aSo ut ths Astor duuse, In
Nsw York, an AdIouYCcd alaet forming HI organ
.xauon which Is 10 be known as the tn-ratam As
seustiou, and whore obJect IL to ba 10 pso.rcaie
tho 1prraham 1ami'y'e claim 10 the cite Of the
nourtsbing city Of Lerds, Ia England. Mr. ". !.
r. InE1aham, OF Philadelphia, Il rrc-iaent Of tat
Aseodauon. OLe OF the 1scts1 OF this 1ezS1A prop.
CITY fpc.,t many yea=s In searchn. for ,it!ce and
had nearly enmpleted bis task whco, last fprius,
he died. The family intend 10 rursae tho work
until they eball cstAb1lsh he!t claim, aud in so do
tnr They expect Aid from capitalists In f~eods.
who nc anxious to ind somebody taat can give
thru. tiles to the land upon which the5 h4vc
bpilt. Tho eatimated s41ue O! tho tand tn dispute
Is <loo,oo,ota.
The Royal Standard, OF Grand Tnrk. re-
1atee thrilling Incident or the hurricane which
lately ewept 0, ,eE Turks Is!auds. Mr. Waltz. Ar
thur, whose family war n the Hawk. Nest IT.
tempted, during 1nl1 IN the gale, alter The
destruction Of hls dwelling. to roach town. dir
t4uce of two miles, With his vile anG 1--WE children.
During the etrne2le ho succeeded In depositiaG
three Of biz children In 4 hou:e In tho suburbs,
wlese orct tixty other pcrsona had sought shcl-
.ler. At1ctwH.d, when about hundrcd Yards from
INC house, ard whllc Oh tho ground, his knees
embedded in the Garth to enable hlm TO sustaiu
biz win and two ch,ldrcu-hundreds Of dangerous
tnlasles nying over bin head. either ouc of which
would have tceo fatal in fts etects had it stTnex
Mani ta1 AA h44l lnA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
;u;,s Rules Noble Undertaking.

Amos: every enc in our pa:t Of the '~orl''
knows VII, Miss N. A. grlg is. Size is bette
known as tie q Soldiers Friend" And truly
h~r works of Zeal .aud charity during the wal
huaes:ly en;i,!e her to that high Inl honorable
designation.
Upon our Supplement this week will be found
en article from the Charleston Courier, concern
ing Miss Gr1e snd her present very noble under
takias-the establishment Of n school for the
education of orphans OF deceased sclii=r'.
Miss GurE has written US letter upon this
SUBJECT, letter which confirms US in the opinion,
lpng hell, that she is n woman of inherent good
,..ss and patriotism. Ncxt week we'wiil publish
Miss Gulgs appeal to tbs people. She wants
help rrrm Elgefeli. Hep towards the care and
Protection Of our destitute orphans, made such
hy tie v..lor and patriotism Of our fallen brave,
WHO cf, their comfortable homes, their wives and
little ones, to repair 10 tho hardships Of the tent
ed fed. Alas! how many of those s'alwart
fathers are now sleeping on the fields Of Gettys-
burg and Shilo, around vickshurg, Fredercks-
burg, Rcl moud, and in the Valley of Virginia,
which may truly be called the Shadow OF Death ;
while their little children are lef; penniiess and
Il one Think of this no: lightly, bit seriously
an; ccnscicntousiy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
Gov. orr,s Message.

Gov. OAKS Message to the Legislature now in
Session will bc found on the outside of our paper
Of to-day. Like all other papers from Gov. oER's
en-, it is fcrcble, we!l-considered, and, in most
respects, conclusive in argument. He condemns
the Constitu ional Amendment in tote. He urges
the enactment of a: homestead lav, and law
providing for an increase of properly 70 be ex-
emp, from levy and sale. He gives good advice
upon the subject cf supplying corn for the in
digent people Of the STATE. And 10 discourseS
upon the way in which we should act towards the
freedmen. in manner which does equal credit to
his wisdom and bis enlightened humanity. His
recommendations concerning the District Courts
aro perfectly fair. Give them one years trial,
AMI if they are not found to answer the purpose,
abolish them Upon most points We feel sure the
people Of the Stale will endorse tlis Message Of
Coz. Dan
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
4 fatally New Subiect.

Jack Frost. We have long scented winter IN
the a;r Wo have heard Jack Frost in every aigh
Of the breeze, and have evidences Ct his near
approach il the falling loaves and the cloudy
skies And now he is herewith his glit,ering
resala. lis co;ning does some good. 1t stirs
up the venom Of lannelS nnl woci-bu.ers; and
rcnders wood-vcndcrS both active and ;ich; and
cuaLcs the little niger woodca,tcrs of the streets
to earn an ON.ra penny for fire craclers. All
bail to Jack Ii be has blue nose, he bears
rosy checks. If his hair is white, it is also crisp
and curly-indicative of health and longevity
After all, he is very welcome visitor. lie car
,icE, as companions, hiarity and reciprocity of
:; .ei feeling. lie Is tho prime minister of social
j,ys. II he doe' pinch and Cypress the poor lit
tie, he urges the rich (by bcstowing so many COM
f,rts upon t!tin) to undo all that he does in the
way of inaeiing suffering. We extond hand of
welcome to you, gray-hared Jack Frost, although
you do put Us to tho expense of overcoa;s, and
make Us buy wood ut enormous cost. Frost is
better than cholera or fever. So freeze away, old
fellow, and the deuce take him who cannot shiver
without grumbliug.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
u,yar poetry of the south.n

This is already a celebrated book, and destined
to be more so. 1t is an extremely beautiful vol
ume of four hundred pages, containing over two
hundred poems. It is published by that firm so
popular in the South, Richardson q Co. Of New
York. Its mpilsr aad editor is WILLlAN Gill;
NoRE SIxNS Of our own State-a pillar of lit, ra-
ture-a writer who ranks in the poctcal world OF
America, and most justly, with Bryant, Halleck
ard Lnng!rllow-and man whp, personally, is
to bo admired ard beloved.
"War Poetry Uf the South" contains al the
bost poetry CONNECTED with the wary which was
wri.tcn in She South during tho war Mach o!
i. is very beautiful. We aavo received from
tue Editor. or the Publishers, and prize it very
highly. 1t can be seen at any time upon our Ia
BILE. The work merits place in every Southern
library, every Southern household, every South
ern heart. We rcitOrase this, because We mean
literally every word ne say. GILMoRE SIAus's
" War Poetry of The South" merits place in
every Southern library, in every Southern house
hold, in every Southern hoart. 0u' District VII
be canvassed for subscriptions to this important
work Cor it is to be sold only by subscription.
we bespesk for it universal patronage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
An Honored Son of Edgefield.

One Of The most houored, most popular, most
uscful men in Alabama is tho Hon. JOHN X.
ToNrklNs of Mobile. Tie ID a. present nm infu-
ential member of the Alabama Legislature from
the Mobile District, having beaded the ticket at
tie last election. From the Montgomery Daily Mail
of Nov. 23d, We clip the following. We found it
in an account of the balloting for United States
Senator from Alabama, which balloting resulted
in the election of Ex-Gov. JoHS A. WINSTON:
Mr. Goodwin, of Franklin, of the House, nomi-
mated Hon. John r. pompkins, Of. Mobile, as o
compromise man, and one whom he beloved nc
ceptable'to the majority of the Legislature.
Mr.. Tompkins in the most positive terms de-
olined the nomination, and requested Mr.. Good
win to withdraw the nomination, which he did.
What is meant in this paragraph by "a COM
promise man" we do not know. Perhaps one
for we can think Of nothing elsc-who is in favor
Of the new Northern Democratic dodge Of uni
versal suffrage for universal amnesty. De that
as it may, however, we hope, aud fully expect,
that the time will soon come when our we-re-
nemberej countryndD and school-fellow will not
decline such a nomination but will accept it. and
be elected.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05

On Thursday last, in the House of Representa-
tivcs, Mr. MARLEY, of Darlington, offered the
following Resolutions:
Resolrci That this body desires to express to
Jefferson Davis their deepest sympathy, their
profound respect, their combined personal attach
mont, and thoir enduring remembrance of his
virtues as man, and those great qualities of
mind and heart; which, in the cabinet and.on the
feld, in prosperity aud adversity, while in power,
and from his prison house, call forth and receive
from them the samo acknowledgement of love and
regard as when he was the acknowledged head Of
gallant people, contcnding. against overwhem-
ing odds for freedom and self government
Rcsolrc9, That tho mombers OF this House re-
gard tho continued Imprisonment of Jefferson
Davis as unwaTrantable by the Constitution, and
as tyrannical, OPPRESSIVE and unjust.
Resoiced, That this House is prepared to make
appropriations to defray part Of the expenses
necessary for the defence Of Jefferson Davis by
able and learned counsel.
Resolved, That this House commend the family
of cfferson Davis to the kindly sympathies Of
their constituents, and recommend that contribu-
tions be made in every District for their sustea-
ance and support.
Resolced, That copy of these resolutions be
sent to the Senate for concurrence.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
Feed Nv. Lamhs.,,

From almost every part of this brond Southern
land We hear the same dsgraceful tale OF pastors
eal preachers not being supported; Of their being
Obliged to live on that most unnatritious dict,
nominal salary. Ono Of the chief injunction' to
the shepherds of men was, "f-ed my lamba."
And, in our country at lcast these shepherds are
DUNG a.. was onjoned upon them. Blu: arc they
fed in return? Answer it, ye who aro concerned.
From al wo geo and hear aad read, ne should
say they are not. 'Tis well for them that they
have n kingdom promised them above, for certainly
they are not having an abundanttme here below.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
OBITUARY.

DEPARTED this life on the s0th November,
EMMIE LEE, infant daughter Of Moses and
AMANDA e. HARRIS, aged l year. 7months md
81 days. Conc to tho celestial gardens which
know no blasted flower or withered bud. Conc,
whitc-robcd and innocent, to lead the way to
Heaven.
DEPARTED this life, Oct. 1sth, 1866, Mrs. MA
RY PAUL, relict of the late J. PAUL, in tho seth
year of her age
The subject of this notice, naturally dolicntc,
had long boen trained in the school of affection.
Early in life she joined the Methodist Church, of
which she remained IN exemplary member to tho
day of her death, MS attested by remarkably
consistent Christian life. Some of tho Christian
graces she possessed in an unusual degree, and
especially that meek and quiet spirit" which
the Apostle declares, "is, in tho sight OF God,
of great price," In 1852 she buried tender and
devoted daughter, and Of Avo children, throe
survive to mourn the loss Of their kind and pffoo.
tonate mother.
But few Of Gods pooplo have so strong aud
forreut ovo for Zion as that felt and manifested
BIZ the deceased, who was indeed mother Ia Il.
rael Dut she Is gone toroaphcr toward In heaven
70 that rsss that remains fof the people uf God"
IL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05

5is;5~ ST. Louis dispatch says that Governor
Fletcher, Gratz Lrown, Henry T. Blow and other
prominent radicals, have inaugurated move.
ment in that city looking to the rejection of the
Constitutional Amendment by the Missouri State
Legislature, as wSll tho adoption Of amend
fedcrate ,iisflanchiscment and substituting NO.
gro suffrage.
tY A dispatch from Montgomery, Ala, Of
the Goth, says: The House this morning passed
a bill granting charter to company which
proposes to build railroad from New Orleans to
Mobile, AMI from thenco to Chattanooga, the
road to be- commenced in two years, and coz.
s,e.el il six, or the charter forfeited"
Gss- Edward Mcttc', Esq, an old and respected
citizen Of Charleston died of apoplcxy in thai
city, on Tuesday.
ey' Rcturns from all the counties oe Wiscon.
sin, most of them ofi;ial, make the Republican
minority 23,SOO.
sY The cotton gin of Maj.r Andrew Hamil
ton was burned down at his residence u ear vii
ia,r s.on, on tho 11,h ullime, causing the loss Of
s,ue six bales Of cottsn. A negro boy wat burned
up with the house.
Gss- The term for which Governor siapuiu.
wss elected Scnatur for tho United State! to rsp.
rs,oat the State, will expire on thc 4,h r. March
nsa:, and the daty will tO dsyulYed pfca ths
me,rbass Of lie proseu. General Assembly t,
elect Senate, for South Carolina for ak ysa-.
from that data. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
The uarp of Thousand Strings.

Again We touch itd chords. GRAY, MrLLAR-
KY & Co., of Augusta. We have frequently
called the attention Of the public to the princely
es.aali:hment of GRAY, MULLAnEr, & Co. 1t
wa. never in better sale of readiness for the
accommodation OF the public than ut present, and
for the holiday season.
The merchants direct road to public confidence
is to buy goods Of unequaled' excellence and sell
them for the lowest living profit, and never to
permit . customer to 60 away unsatisfed This
straight forward course has given to GRAY, Null
LARRY L Co., reputation that pervades not
Only the city of Augusta, but almost tho whols OF
Georgia and South Carolina. In another column
will be found a bran new advertisement from
Gray MuLLAREY 4 Co.-one which is worth
careful rcrusul.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
Land Sales.

Monday the 3fd was Sale Day. Lands lying
in didcront parts of the Districtwer sold by the
Sheriff aud Commissioner We give some exam
pies tract Of 336 acres, with 'iaunble i'm
provenicnts, sold for s7Oo One Of III acres,
withon. improvements for Sis. One of l5l acres,
:or sllO. 0ne of, $50 acres, for $780, one Of
400 acres for $3.50. One of l35 acres for $500
One of 527 acres, for 354O, One of 2j acres, foI
$50. oae cf.47O acres, for $1,000 A house and
10; in tvwn, for s245. Another house aud lot in
town, for S625. Most of thrse, for specie or its
euui iralent
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
w From the ocala (Fla.,) Banner We cul
the following items:

Ey From the ocala (Fla.,) Banner We Gull
the following items:
ON Monday night last negro boy was
caught stealing bolt of cloth from the store OF
6. Agnew Co. Ho sentenced himself to re-
ceivo twenty-five stripes for his rascality, choos-
ing stout negro to enforce it; and he did it
well, in the presence of large crowd of whites
and blacks.
From close enquiry and the most reliable
sources, We learn that at least one hundred fami-
lies havc passed through this county, on their
way to settle in South Florida. They were prin-
cipally Gcorsiaas
a colony of New Englanders are arriving
and settling near Now Smyrna, in this State; so
say souc of our exchanges.
- Dr.. Elihu Tuland, the biganist at Quincy,
has been released from jail by giving bond for
tho amount of fine ard expenses Of trial, and is
new in The aamc community.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
Admitted to the Oar.

Gu; OF huge lis: o! gentlemen, examined be-
f,.re the Court Of Appeals last week, and admit
t.d 20 practice in tue Law Courts Of .his State,
we pick the following, as being from, or closely
connected with, EdssGed. Mr.. WV T. GARY, d
y,urger brother OF Genl. NJ. W. GARY. Mr. O..
~ BUTLER, Il younger brother Of Genl. n. C.
BUTLER. Mr.. JAMES 6. CuLBREATn, son Of our
.eiow citizen of Salula, WlLLIAT CrLEhEArn
E.q. And Mr.. JOHN F. SrEARNAN, Of NewberFy,
who has been pursuing his studies in our midst
for 4 YER nlSt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
TIE 4 'E!1'.EI .AEI'Dl]IVER'TlI,,s
JAMES I. BACON. EDITOR,
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5, 1866.
we loot Our Own Trumpet.

Aud truth to say it is the fashion Of tho day. A
fashion which, although it may have its good eff
fccs, we most heartily dcspise 1t in neither our
Gle NOR our practice to ioot the trumpet at the
heal o: our own. columns. But this week, our
paper is SO large, and full of matter calculated
TO interest, instruct, and amuse its readers, that
We cannot forbear calling attention to the fact;
-:ad hin ins to cur patrons that We intend to en-
.rgc ihs 4drertiser after new year, and to work,
tno.h and nail, Cor their benefit and entertain-
mcns. Indeed if they smile upon the Adrertiser,
ard hold it in their memories as kindly in the fu-
turc as in the past, We vii! have nc occasion to
cmmit the ungenteel act Of footing our own
trumpet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
Grand Revival of the Fenian Excite.


Since their failure in Canada during the past
summer, tho Fsnians have been by no means idle.
On the contrary they have been working like bea-
vers. Tho great Head Centre, Stephens, has very
recently left this country, whore ho labOred for
many months without ceasing. 'Tis supposed he
is now in Ireland, whero Fenian outbreak has.
lately occurred. Arms and officers from America
preceded Stephens to Ireland. Tho kilograms
concerning this outbreak arc so neagre and un-
satisfactory as to lead to the belief that tho Eng
lish Government is exercising q censorship ovor
the Atlantic Cable. British troops aro swarming
in ireland. Arrests ure being made far and wide
England is in blaze Of excitement. And not
only England, but Canada, on our side of the wa
ter. The Canadian Government is on the qui
virc day and night. The Feniana, who now seem
to bo thoroughly united and unanimous, as was
not tie case last summer, are evidently deter
mined to continue their Efforts fer the indepsn-
dencs Of Ireland.
The condemned Fenans in Canada are to be
rcspit.d for three month";, to await tho result Of
their appeal for new tii.l.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
ltrhn Innd We Love ..

Tho November number of Gen. Hills Maga,
zinc i, full Of useful and appropriate matter
Among it. contents, literary AID esitorial, are
several papers of great merit AMI interest. Vi
these, the most interesting to South Carolinians
will be tho conclusion Of m article entitled Z" The
Low Country of South Carolina" and another
entitled "T The Barnwcls of South Cnrolna." The
Gland We Love" has large circulation, but de-
serves much larger one We again eIhOrt the
ucoplc IF the South to its support.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05

MsT- a fire broke out in Grecnviilc, about hall
past hvo o'clock on Tuesday evening last, which
destroyed McBEE's Hall, two stores under the
building, occupied by Thomns steen, grocer, and
DR.. Westmorelsnd, and IN adjoining building
occupie, as q drug store by F. A. WALTER. The
po..yGes caught fire, but was eztirsu!sbed. Thc
Are vas ths result Of accident,
Gy- Darius the past year the postal aorslcs
in the eleven esosdsd States has paid sor itsslf,
saa assssa saol, 800 pecas
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-05
Guns, Pistols, Cutlery, Ammunition,
and Hunting Paraphernalia.

We can with the utmost confidence commend
to the particular notice of our readers the estab-
lishment of E. A. Rogers, 245, Broad St. Angus
to- Read Mr.. Rogers advertisement. lie takes
very particular care respecting tho quality and
manufacture Of his goods, and from his thorough
knowledge Of his branch of tradc is able to ofer
superior articles ut prices heretofore unexampled
for eheapness.