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An Act to provile an expeditions mode feje.t.

An Act to proviie anexpeditious mode ofeje't-
ing tzespassers.
An Act to docl.re Big Horse Crook, in Edge
fold District, not a.vigable rs public stream be-
yond sertaiu point
An Act to mako certified copies evidence
An Act to incorporate tho Charleston Water
Company.
An Act to authorize the City Council Of Charles
ton to issue and put in circulation notes receivable
in dues or taxes to tho city.
An Act to carry into effect the donation made
by on Act Of Congress to tho several States and
Territories which may provide colleges for the
benefit of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts.
An Act to amend On Act entitled an Act to au-
thoriEe tho sale Of tho Columbia Canal, ratified
2lst December, 1855.
An Act 20 shorten and regulate the publication
OF notices Of absent defendants in equity.
An Act to incorporate the Cheraw Bridge Com
pany.
An Act to vost in Nelly Partain and Jacob Eth
eredge certain property lsble to oschoat
An Act to incorporate the village c ..Kingstree.
An Actto establish Gibbons Ferry.
An Act to incorporate the Sea Island Cotton
Company.
An Act to amend tho charter of the town Of
Georgetown.
An. Act to regulate the sitting, Of tho Court of
Appeals.
An Act 10 incorporate the charleston Board Of
Trade.
An Act to amend tholav in rcls ton to tenaneis,.
An Act to authorize the Mayer and Aldermen
of the city Of Columbia to issue and put lin circu-
ation notes receivable in taxes or dues to the city.
An Act to incorporate the Trustees of the Wal
terboro Male Academy.
An Act to alter and amend the charter of the
town Of Uinnsboro.
A1tssAct to amend tho charter Of the Society
Hill and Marlboro Bridge Company.
An Act to provide for the registration of trust
dosds o. personsl property.
An Act to renew an Act entitled GAN Act to
incorporate the town Of Newberry."
An Act to withdraw certain urdrawn appropri-
ations heretofore made. ~
An Act to renew the charter of the Salamander
Fire Engine company,of Georgetown. Il.
An 40, to inesrporsts tho Manning Cemetery
Company.
An Act to establish IN additional class Of -four,
to be called family aour.
An Ac. to incorporate Mt Pisgah Baptist
Church, in Anderson District.
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The 1mpenchment Resolution.

The following Resolution in reference to i'm
psaehment was offered In the House oy ldr. Ash
Icy, of Ohio, on the 18th:
Re.olred, That Select Committee, to consist
of soven embcrs Of this House, be appointed BY
the Speaker, whose duty it shall bo to enquire
whether any acts have been done by any officer
Of the Government Of the United States which in
the contemplation Of the Constitution nre high
crimes aud misdemsanors, and whether said acts
were designed or calculated to overthrow and
subyert or corrupt the Government Of the United
States or any department thereof and that said
Committee have power to scud for perIonS and
papers, and to administer the customary oath to
witnesses, and that they have leave to report Mt
any time.
The resolution was passed,
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The Cat under a Dish-Cover.

For the little folks, as designed by the autaoress
we publish to-day u simple and pretty Christmas
Tale. The said little folks must always lie duly
attended to during Christmas. We recognize
their claims; and may ST. Nicholas kick US into
The tale of tho " Catastrophe" is By the gifted,
p;ous and womsnly woman Of our own district.
wh",e contributions Of prose aud poetry have SO
e't:n, through long course Of years, grased tho
columns of the A1sertis,r. We beg lOnvs to offer
her, in this place. the best wishes aud tindost
compliments Of the seas"n.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-26

THE RIGHT SESTIMENT.-We do not pre-
tend to speak Tor all the Southern people
some hearts may be full of cowardice for all
We know-but for ourselves, and many whom
we have seen tried in the fiery ordeal of bat
tie, We can say that they, and We, would pre-
fer to dangle at the ropes end, rather than
ask for pardon, and thereby acknowledge the
guilt Of treason. We acknowledge no such
guilt In the forum of conscience, We are ac-
quilted of that crime, nay, our action is not
only approved there, but we are proud that it
was our glorious privilege to have assisted in
the battle for our liberties and our homes
Wilmington Dispatch.
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A Sweet Heart.

Not sweetheart, but sweet heart. Christmas
has been most Delightfully."- initiated for the Ad-
rerti'er eorps by the compliments of young and
blooming bride; one as thoughtful and liberal aS
she is amiable and lovely. Mrs. JOHN H. WALKER,
daughter of our honored friend, Dr.. WV. WEST,
Of Liberty Hill, whose marriage notice We publish
on anethor column. She has sent US huge
Heart Cake, glis:enins white and beautifully or
namentcd-Nrapp.d in snowy dsma'k napkin
-sll according to Hoyle. We hsve eaten; and
given to our friends, and they have eaten. We
know this young brideis happy new. We ear-
nestly prsy she may never be less SO.
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;SsSOnic.

OK 5 ,tnrday, the 2zd, the following brethren
were daily installed Oiicers of corc"rdia Lodge,
NJ 50. A. T. ", for the ensuing Masonic year;
BIO. Wv. cARwlLE. W. NJ,
j. B. RorER. 5 W..
J. A. C. JoNss. ]. W..
:, D. R. DunisoE, Treas,
i" T. II. Ozark. See'ry,
~ D F. McEwEX. S. D.,
i" S. Fl. MAsGKr, J. D.,
L H. MCCULLOUGH, Tyler.
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The Head.Centre Visits Edgcfiele

The Tead.Centre Visits Edgcheia'
JAuks A. GRAZ, Esq, Head-Centre of the
GaAYs OF Augusta, and Hcad-Centre Ptr erect
Zen of the ian"us and popular establishment OF
GuAY, MuLLAnkY & Co.. has beeu on flying
visit 10 Elgel;old. A very flying visit. We did
not see him; fat much greet. We thank
him for he papers he lc u; aud aey hui not to
f,rgs. that whenever he hsppen' in Edgeheld' the
ii ,ors os our Office anl our domiciie open their
Arms u him.
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FINAL NOTICE.

LII Persons who arc indebted to the Estate
/. of WILLIAM SHAFFER. decd, or to the
E,to Of JOHN C. SHAFFER, deceased, and
arsrepsrad to take up their Notes due to either
OF ID Estates, arc requested to meet me at the
late sdcnce of B. F. QUITS, on Wednesday, the
9th s1unry 1867. Aud those who have any de-
m.ndagainst either of the above mentioned Es-
tates, o notified to render the same in to mo
duly astsi, by tn, above mentioned date.
JACOB S. LONG, Adm'or.
nect o. 20
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M~ A resolution has been introduced and
adopted in the Tennessee Legislature authorizing
tho Governor to have tho machinery belonging to
the State, now ip South Carolina, transferred to
Nashville.
@r private Of the 1eOth regulars, stationed
at Ottawa, last Saturday, received fifty lashes.
The prisoner Was tied to cato by the thumbs,
and in that position wa, aogged in the presence
Of the entire garrison, for stating that Canada
would be annexed to the United States before two
years.
aa-The store OF TeG. coshrane & Co., Phils-
delphia, WAS broken into on the night Of the 21't,
and railroad and government securities carried of
aIaountps to oyer two hundFea thousand dollars
B- London dates TO tho 32d represent tie Fee
nian trouble, in Ireland as entirely abated. The
Island /, tranquil, and confidence has returned to
the people.
Ms~ Gen. Sherman and Minister Campbell
having returned from their visit to Mr.. Jaurez
much sponer than va, expected, the presump'i N
is that they did not and that gontleman at home.
w terrible cnl.,nity occurred Mt Memphis,
on THO :oth, esg,ed by the burning of q confec:
tionery establishment gnsMadison ,treet. Four
teys person. we're nfosssa In their rOOms or lost
their llycs attempting ts escape by loapns from
tho windows.
1ss- The Connecticut Democratic State COM
mit..e ha. called Convention to meet on Janua-
~ sth, to consider tho revolutionary acts of the
present Radical Congress, nrd the propriety of
recomm ending National Convention to consider
the same.
GBThe eolorcd citizens Of the District Of
Columbia aro holding private meetings to arrange
for voting at the municipal election and TO con-
slider other matters in that connection. The Rad
sals are considerably ve4od because the Negroes
will NOT fraterniss with thsu,,-but the freedmen
arc right, for the RAIDS are certainly dirty set.
sy Gov. Worth and others with him, OF North
Carolina, have had an interview with President
johnson and Gen. Howard concerning the order
Of Goa. sickles prohibiting corporal punishment
in that State It is thought that tho question
will DO settled to tho satisfaction Of all parties.
@Tho Virginia Legislature is now in session.
On the 18th tho Senate passeI the Usury Bill
Increasing the legal ma4imuR rate Of iptes
rest from sir to ten pOr cent The House passed
tho Bill, appropriating $4,000 for the purehass
of limbs for tho MANNED Confederate soldiers in
the State of Virginia.
N-A copper -solorsd lady of Texas, with ten
children, has suod sOlOrsd man for breach Of
promise,
nas- Tho fashion, Of Paris ladies fof the win
ter. will include rtuck-up collars and cravat
lik. those tho men wear.
IL "There is divinity tha. shapes our ends,'
as pig remarked whom contep:p plating the kink
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Sow in the Seed-Time, and Reap ia
the Harvest.

And bc sure that you get your Seeds OF PM
DIE in Augusta. Road bis advertisement and
learn whore to find him. Aud don't forgot to de-
,naud of him one of his Almshacs, or, moro prop
ery speaking, Garden Manuals. They are useful
aud valuable documents. Remember tho name
of PEusLK, the Seed man in Augusta.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-26
Very Cheap Clothing.

Very Gle CANT! Very fashionable Very desira-
bic Very cheap We mean tho Ready-Made
Clothing of KENNY GRAY, Augusta. For the
reminder Of tho season, they will offer their
mn sn;icent stock cf goods at greatly reduced
priee.. We regret that n new advertisement # on
them ,am. to uS soo late for this issue. 1t shall
appesr next week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-26

TIE CONSTITUTIONAL AMESDIENT.-The
Washington correspondent of the New York
Herald, says:
Senator Wade made the importan. dcclara-
ton, to-day that the constitutional amend
ment would be thrust upon the South by
force of arms, provided if, after waiting rea-
sonable time, the Southren States, through
their Legislatures, did not adopt it for them
selves. Inquiries are being instituted as to
whether the South would resent this action.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-26

ny The Hartford Times gives the following
prevailing signs AS Indications Of very cold
winter: "WhUat high, corn hu'ks ihck, squirrels
plenty, m .m,rv,h waterfalls and min aturo bon
nets, and all the pretty girls getting m>rrOd."
That's sn, too, in this section.
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FINAL NOTICE.

A LII Persons having any demands against the
n Estate & the late RANSOM DURST, de-
ceased are hereby notified thata fnal settlement
on said Estnte will be made IN tho 0rdnary's
Office on Saturday. tho 18th day of January next.
Therefore, all claims must bo presented, properly
nttosted, on or before Thursday, tho 10th Janua-
~ next and failing to do So they will be barred.
Also, Mi persons indebted to said Estate will
save COST by settling up by that timo. Fail not
20 comply. MARTHA A. DURST, Adix.
Graniteyilc, S. G, Dec %, 1866. St52
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New Ga6ds and Am Old Merchant.
The Goods are new, eah.iful, cheap, and OK
acty suited to the holidays. Az to the msrchant,
he is almost a just man made perfect. We moan
Mr.. o. C. BRrAx Read his new advertisement.
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NEW YORK, December %.

NEW YORK, December 22.
Cotton declined 1c; sales to-day l,2OO bales;
uplands, S3i@s4; Orleans, 341@S5. Flour dull
and lO015c lower; sales 3,7O0 barrels; State,
S. 25@11; Western, So 2o@1S so; Southern dull
aud dropping; sales 200 barrels mixed to good
at slI@i325. Wheat dull; no sales. Corn closed
Hrmer sales q, 900 bushes. Oats dull md de-
clining. Provisions generally heavy. Whisky
quiet and nominal. Groceries quiet and dull.
Did 35s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-26
Romicide in Graniteviile.

On Thursday afternoon last at G'sniteville,
EDuuSD SnrRprox, was shot and killed BY W. B.
SrlpnAN. The latter has been lodged in o,lr Jail.
We have not been able to learn the particulars OF
tho occurrence, or the circumstances which lsd
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-26
BALTIMORE, December %.

Flour very dull; Chicago brands, lz1@s5a.
lowor. Wheat dull and dropping. Corn steady;
receipts light. Groceries declining, in sympathy
with gold. Provisions dull and unsettled. Whi'-
Ky nominal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-26

Ms Con. Joseph Wheeler has boon elected
Professor Of Natural Science in the Louisiana
State Seminary, whereof Admiral sommes is
President.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-26

1873.
COTTON.-The market to-day is decidedly
ast-no demand and but little ofsring.conse-
uuent upon Liverpool adviccs. Sales of the day
foot up l35 baos, as follows: 6 ut 30, rs at u,
II at 9Th 80 at %, at29, at 80, at 81, II at
3l1, 40 ut 80 and 8 at 80. The receipts are 9S2
bales
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-26

A man died last week in Shrewsbury, Mas.
sschusetts, who had become so advanced in
his second childhood, that for some mouths
be had persisted in carrying to bed with him
each n; GIT rag doll which belonged to one
of his grand. children.
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HYMENEAI. =.

MARRIED, on tho 18th inst, at the brides faith
ers, by Rev. D. D. Brunsou, Mr.. JOHN H.
WALKER and Miss MARY E. WEST, daughter
of DR.. W. T. West, all of this District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-26

eS- II seems unkjpd in the confslorates to
make SO many charges on General Butler. When
ho commanded Fedstal army be didn't mako
anJ UPON shsu-Preuiioe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-26

Sr B-hnp Elliott, the Episcopal Bishop, died
snddeOly at bis home in Savannah, on the 2o'h'
Of disease of tho hear. as is supposed.
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State of South Carolina

EDGEFiELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
EBY VIZ. DURISoE, ESQ.,, Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, Benjamin F. 0uzts. has applied to
me TOR Letters of administration, on all and sim
gular tho COOKS and chattlcs, rights and credits
Of William Shaffer, late Of the District afoEc-
said deceased.
These are, therefore, to cito and admonish ell
and singular, thckindrod an creditors ofthe said
deceased, to be and appearb me, at our next
Ordinary Courtfor the said District, to beholden
at Edgefold Court House, on the 3rd day of
Jan. next, to show cause If any, why the said
administration should not bo granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th day
of Dec. in the year of our Lord, one thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-si1, and in the
ninety -hrstyoar ofthe sovereignty and Indepen-
denoe of the United States of America.
W.F.DURISOE, O.E.D.
Dec. "a ct 50
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LIVERPOOL. I

LIVERPOOL, December %.
The cotton market to-day has been quiet and
steady; the sales have been about $4,000 bales
at yesterdays figures, viz: 14ld. for middling
uplands.
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Executive Board c: the Edgefeld
Association,

Their. will b. meeting of shi, Board at Edge
field C. H., on Saturday before the 5th Sabbath in
December. Brethren are requested to report to
the undersigned, or to B. C. BRYAN, that homes
may bo assigned to thom during their stay.
The Sabbath School Address will be delivered
by ReY. B. MANLY, D. D.
Sunday School Books can pow be had at the
Store of p. C. BRYAN.
L.R. GWALTNEY, Charm.
Doc. IL, st 40
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CHARLESTON, December %.
Cotton market irregular and declining; salo'
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THE SACRED HARP !!

a COLLECTION of PSALM and HYMN
"A TUNES, 0IES andteANTHEMS selected
from tho most eminent Authors. together with
neatly One Hundred Pieces Of Music never be-
fore published, suited to most Aletres and we'll
adapted to Churches Of every denomination, Sing
ing Schools, and Private Societies, and Plain
Rules for Learners, by B. F. White and E. J.
King, 10 which is added Appendix ] containing
" variety of Standard and Private Tunes not
comprised in the bndy Of the work. Compiled
by Committee appointed by the Southern Mu-
sicsl Convention. Also, Appendix, containing
TT Pieces Of new competition by distinguished
writer's, never before published. Il new and much
improved edition.
Just received and for snlchy
- GEO,.i. OATES,
= No. $40, BroaG.-- -sssi., Augusta, T..
Dec II If 81
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COMMERCIAL.

AUGUSTA. GA, December %.
GOLD il dull. Brokers buy at 135 and sell at
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-26

IL "There is divinity that shapes oar ends,'
as pig remarked whom contep. plating the kink
in his tail
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-12-26

Ns- resolution has been introduced and
adopted in the Tennessee Legislature authorizing
tho Governor to have tho machinery belonging to
the State, now ip South Carolina, transferred to
Narhyille
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III gDascn, bic aui has GaetbrqNemite II, nit 8epol
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