Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-04-18

EH An Indianapolis (Ind) minister
slopeu the other day with neighbor's wife.
The parties we're tracked and arrested, the
erring reverend was expelled from the church,
and the aggrieved husband has commenced
legal proceedings.
M young woman was drugged in a
Photographic gallery in Chicago on Saturday
last, the object of the artist being to get some
nude Photographs. Such heavy dose was
administered that the girl was rendered
speecbless, and at the last accounts had not
recovered the use OF her tongue.
EN A. Ward thus describes his pcrils at
sea: I" Deth stared us in the face. Bat We
had rather the advantage ov Deth. While
Deth stared us in the face thar was about 10
ov US starein Deth in ;he face. The prospect
wasn't pleasn' to rs. Not much. I don't
know how Deth liked it."
Gsg-"Wel', I can't say that pve seen him
drunk exactly. but I once saw him in the
middle of the floor, making grabs in the air,
and saying he'd be hanged if be didn't catch
the bed the next time it ran round him."
il. The twenty.ninth of June, 1867,
will be the eighteenth. .hundreth anniversary
of ST. Peters death. On that occasion the
Pope is to convene all the bishops of Chris
tendon to Rome, where a grand jubilee will
be celebrated,
EE It is something terrible when man-
HOOD weeps; its tears are like water wrung
from the rock. The granite must be riven
ere they flow,
E The Petersburg "Index winds up
long article ou the Freedmen's Bureau, az
follows; "Ihis is the honest history of the
Frsedmen's Bureau in practice. We affect
no surprise o. the result. There could ba no
reasonable expectation of good frlit from
tree go essentially evil. Our only surprise ia
that conscientious men, Of course, there arc
such among It's friends, should continue to
uphold measure SO founded IN wrong, and
so filled With mischief 80 illegal, gu trfanni.
cal, so unrepub blican-in every point of REV
so u,onatfo,ls."
ns- Equally ehterprising-the merchant
who refuses 10 advertise because of the ex-
penso, and the farmer who refuses to fertilize
his land because manurial appliances cost
money.
EA. An officer, an orderly sergeant, and
thirsy-two soldiers belonging to the Austrian
forces, which were sent to join Maximilian's
army in Mexico, arrived in Philadelphia on
Tuesday afternoon, having deserted from
their command. The men were dressed in
gray uniforms, and upon landing they we're
mistaken foI rebels by some boys, who COM
meuoed atoning them.
g@- Queen Victoria has sent an autograph
letter to tile Pope, thanking him for his ac-
ton against the Fenians, and offartng him an
asylum in her dominions should he be com.
PEELED to leave his own.
Us "Ihere goes man." said a friend
to another, who is worth his hundred thou.
sand dollars" Yes," quietly said the other.
looking after the rich man, aaad that's PHI he
is WORTH" ~ '2,5';-s
- The New York Tribune says that
the taxes IN, this rountry are heavier than are
or ever we're borne BY any other 81, 10000
OF people on earth. Adding cur State and
municipal to our national taxes, and they
amount to not penny less than SGD each
per annum for the whole American people.
Ea- A woman has been arrested at New
buryport, Massachusetts,, for having thre
husbands, all Of them now living. Her las
husband iNa man of considerable propert,
who has another wife living. 'sa;-
T :. Rsr AL revival meeting in Louisville,
" atoh wts stolen .fre "a The pocket Of ace
s Ky man shile he Was Wa1kira. up and don
LS ash assilg sinns1s 70 IsPena.