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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
The constitutionality of she stay-Law

The Constitutionality of she Stay-Law.
In the Court of Errors, which re-assembl bleds
N yesterday morning, the conclusion of the
Court on the, cases previousl!. heard iwas au-.
nounced by the Chief Justice, in the. order
Mellow, which we publish entire: -
The State ps. John E...Carew S..erif; 5eorge
Scharlock rs. B. NJ: .Rivers-In.. the Court
of Errors, Columbia ( May, 1866.
These causes we e heard together: After
consideration Of the argnmt Mt, the court is
of opinion that so much of thu Acts Of the Leg
islature of 1861 and 1865 as snterdicts the ser
vice or execution of any uaes'.e or final process
of anv of the Courts of this State for The col
lecticnofmoney is in conaictagith the article. Of
the Constitution o the United States, whichpro
bibi,s State from passing any law impair
;ug tn obligation cf contracts, and that the
aid provisions are consequently imperative
and void. g., go
1t is, therefore, ordered ard adjudged thai
in the case first above stated the order Of tho
Circuit Court be reversed, AID that the rule
apainst the Sheriff be made absolute; anc
that. in the second case, the order Of til; Cir
nit Judge setting aside tie service Of th'
writ, be rescinded.
BENZ. F. DUNKIN G, j.
D.L. WARDGAW,
THOMAS w. GLOVER,
r. MUNRO,
j. P. CARRCLL,s.
j. NOSES
JOHN A. A.INGLIS,
T. N. DAWLlNS.
HENRY D. I.ESESNE,
WM. D. JOHNSON.
dissent.
| (Signed.) A. P. ALDRlCH.
May Il, 1866.
A true copy: John Wa,ies, Clerk Coul
IF Errors.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
Arrival Of the Great Head Centre of
Feninnism.

Some ten days ago, STEPHENS, great Head
Centre of Fcnianism, the willy Irishman whom
Queen Fictoria's dungeons could not hold, nor
Queen victoria's police nab, arrived in New York.
The Fenian leaders in this country, as we'll as tho
Fenian massca, have bowed tho knee to him, and
be is now busy, according to newspaper reports,
in rescuing the Irish Republic from its chronic
state of wild bewildcrmcnt. We'll may he come (;
for Feniunism in America needs arousins; its
normal state on this eide of the water seems to
bo "masterly inactivity" since its lamentablo
fnilure on the New Brunswick border, it has sim
mcrrd down, and almost gone out,
Stephens was to hold monster mass meeting
Mt Jones Wood, New York, on Tuesday the 18th
inst. ; the details of which meeting have not yet
reached u.s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
ns9. Tbaddous storoD,, the leader of the ]

ED- Thaddcus stovoDs the leader of the Re'
publican pnrty, its foremost representative man,
and tho exponent of its bcst intelligence, got up
in ,hs.uouso of Representatives af.w days ago
pnd .a;d he wss cred!bly informed that with free
lsbor, cotton could bo produced for one cent
pound.
gsS" A Washington letter writer tells drOll
stots Of tie prcsidsos, BY Shich it would appear
that no was shavsd the other day. shon the bar
Der Accidentally lweakod tie poac n little too
hard. "Pnrdon me-" saia the hs-ler, Tcry hasu.
rally. "pdt y,uT 6sod in MY coat pocket and
pull out onO," rjoinsd tho Chief Magistrate,
+" nnd I'll fill it for Ssa H5sa you'so dnao."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23

rY The New York. Citizen tells oMah0ney'
Roberts, Kllian, swetny, &C., tho following plain
truths: We tell the leaders of tho Fenian move
ment they must act promptly at hazard of their
lives, or be pilloried in ludiorous infany' The
generous faith of the Irish race has placed vast
sums of money at their command on this 81 OF
the Atlantic, while scores upon scores OF the finest
hearts in ireland now throb and fret within Eng
lish penitentiaffes and prison ships for acts un-
dertaken on the faith Of aid in men and money
to be received from this quarter, conventions
must stop, eloquent addresses must stop, and all
such capturing Of flags. Not another dollar
should anywhere be given to the cause until some
evidence is furnished that the leaders mesn busi
ness Let them either disband at onco or give
US some taste Of their quality"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
"You Amt Good Looking, and You
Can't Come In,''

As President JOHNSON has just said to the weak
and puny Territory of Colorado. This will be no
Disappointment however, to the people of colora-
do, who, in reality, do not want to come in; but
a terrible blow to tho Radicals, Who had laid hold
of the poor Territory with tooth and nail, and
were bent upon Juggling her into the Union head
and heels. All to strengthen themselves by three
or four moro votes in Congress. But Tho Presi-
dert has vetoed the biilfor the admission of Colo
rado as State, and the Radicals cannot override
the voto. So there the matter ends; and most
satisfactory end it is
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The Hague Mlssion--Gen. sickIes Ac-
WASHINGTON, May l

WASHINGTON, May lC, 1866.
General Sickles has recousidered his de-
clension of the Hague Mission, and will ac-
cept it.
The Senate will individually sustain the
Colorado veto. A CO Gus of Republican Sen.
ators having ascertained that they cannot
muster two-thirds vote for the constitutional
amendment proposed by the Reconstruction
Committee, have postponed further action un-
til next week.
Grant blames the negroes as the cause of the
Mem phis riots.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23

MRs. ROBERT TooMBs.-This lady passed
through Montgomery on Saturday hast on the
way to Atlanta, Ga. She came directly from
Havana, at which place she left Mr.. Toombs
He is in excellent health and spirits, enduring
his exile with much fortitude. His advice
to the Young men of the South is that they
remnin in the South, which he still considers
a country much preferable:to Brazil, Mexico,
or Cuba, and, By patient endurance and ac-
tive industry, rebnild upon the surest of fopn.
dations their own shattered fortunes and that
of their native land-Mail.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
Press Convention

We noticed recently that convention Of the
country newspaper publishers of Tennessee were
about TO assemble Tor the pu.pose of establishing
fair and uniform rates of charges-or advertising,
and union 70, their general interest. y move
men, Of a similar character We think extremely
necessary with the Press Of South Carolina and We
would heartily go into any equitable arrange.
pent that would bring abou, soIe regular rate'
Of advertising for the government OF the Press
of the State. Brethren, what say you?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
stirring un the Agents.

News from Washington says: Indications are
that South Carolina will prove almost as fruitfu'
of disclosures concerning the fraudulent opera
tons of the Freedmcn's Bureau as either Of the
States reported upon. Private information re-
ccivcd from that quarter. states that Brigadier
General Ely is running five plantations; two OF
them, ho states, are on Government account, for
which rental Of fvo thousand dollars is paid
without direct authority from the Government.
The other thrco farms, Gen. Ely claims, are being
worked by freedmen for their own benefit; hut it
has been ascertaned that government ration' are
furnished them. Gen. Steedman was to leave
Charleston on tho 18th instant to open an invcst-
CATION among the SEQ islands. some startling
facts are expected"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23

RArIoNs FOB THE DEsrITuTE.-It is sta
ted in despatch to Governor Patton. that
the War Department has ordered that sup
plies be Immediately sent to Alabama. suf.
ficient to relieve tho entire destitute popnla-
ton.
The Newborry Herald announces that the
Lieutenant commanding at thss post has
directed the destitute white and black 10 that
conmunty. to report to him and theiEwants
will be supplied.
The WinnSboro Ne,us contains request
that the destitute in that District will report
to Captain Grain, comma1dent Of that post.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
Death Of Two Old aud Respected
Citizens,

On Wednesday or Thursday of the past week,
Mr.. MARSHAL srEApHAM, a very highly respected
and we'll known citizen of our District aged
about seventy years. departed this life at his resi-
aencc near Duntopsyillo.
And on Thursday night, 18th inst, MIR. GEORGE
MILLER, another worthy and we'll known citizen,
residing rea. Pleasant Lane, retired to rest in
apparent good health, and was found, next NOR
ming, dead in his bed. The l"ttsr gen leman had
attained the advanced age Of ninety years.
Nlong lives of honest industry, and quiet
and conscientious discharge Of all domestic, social
and neighborly duties, can fit mon for enjoyment
in the next world, then these venerable men have
made happy exchange.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
COMMERCIAL.
AUGUSTA, Muy 10, Is

AUGUSTA, May 49, 1865.
COTTON-M.rk.t very lively, with goo |
| demand, but light offering stock. Prices have
| advanced two cents since yesterday. Sales to-
day-Middling, 29e.; Strict Middling, 20, and
Good Middling 10.
GOLD.-Gold in demand at 1923; Brokers buy
ing at l2S.
SILVER-Unchanged.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
Arrival of Santa Anna.-An Importan

Mission
General Santa Anna, of Mexico, arrived at
Elizabethport, N J. !, OF Saturday, by the steamer
Georgia, from ST. Thomas. 1ie is accompanied
.by. several South Americans. The Now York
Past says: =
It ,s understood thattho object of the Genoral
in visiting the United States is to unite his efforts
with thoss:of the Liberal party of Mexico in @ ex-
.pelling Maxiniliah from: fhatconntry. La ie"
DAYS he will issue u manifesto to tho pubio. OK
plniung his previous conduct in relation 10 Mes'-
ture course. Gensral Santa Anna will once moro
it is announced, rsk his fortune rnd person IN oe'
half of Mexico. He declares that ne Is not seek.
ing for power, hut will place himself under the
leadership of President Juarez. General san'a
Anna will rcmain at Elizabethport for seyera
davs. when he will come to New York. It is IN,
derstood that public-mesting will soon bo. hello
at Cooper Institute, ,at7which he will be present.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
A Convincing Statement.

The statement that GRAY, MULLARxY Co.,
Augusta, Ca, arc kings among merchants. They
have kingly establishment kingly stock Of
goods, kingly variety; and they do everything
in kingly style, as may be leen by looking Mt
their kingly new advertisement elsewhere in 1--WE
were on the point of saying al orer Our issue Of
this weak
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
Freed,nan,s Bureau.

Gen. scorr, Assistant. Commissioner OF tho
Frcedman's Bureau for this Department, has "-
sued on order forbidding any agent of that buroau
to charge fee for approving any contract be-
tween tho freedmen and their employers.
All contracts heretofore made and approved b.
thom are to hold good and be enforced.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
perticuIar Notice to Tax Payei

We have been requested by cnpt- BEsJ. ROPER,
Tax Collector for this Distric:, to announce thai
he has received instructions from the Treasury
Department Of the State, pOT to receive any :.
5. Currency bat Legal Tender notes in Pny'nont
Of Taxes. Bills on tLe'Natoaal Banks will not
be taken. Tax payers will do well to bear this
In mini
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
HY M ENELA-L

MARRIED, on the 18th of May, W. J. READY
E,o to Miss EMMA DANIEL, all of Edgefeld.
MARRIED; at tho brides fathers residoncc, On
l7,h inst, by Rev. D. D. Bronson, Mr.. JOSEPH
A REYNOLDS and Miss SARAH JOSEPHINE,
daughter of M.j. JAMES a. TALDEnT, oil OF this
D;atrict
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23

REBEL DEAD.-It is suggested by Rich
mond paper that the "crater farm" Where
the celebrated mine was exploded before
Petersburg, July Goth, 1854, be selected for
q Southern cemetery, and that provisions for
this purpose be made By the different South
ern States. The proprietor of the place says
that the estate is 50 encumbered With Con-
federate dead that it IL impossible to culsi-
safe the soil without disturbing their Eeu,sins
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
A New Store in an Old Locality.

Wr,sa7, MoStsY s Co. st "Mobley's." Who,
born or bred in EdgeSSld, dosu not know whsrO
MMebisy's" js7 And ,horo ssc but few, ws i'm
,9ire, zho do not also know tbs popular md
ltraighsforward gentlemen csnsefis:li See their
advertisement in another column.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23

Qties WoxE..~A shoemaker 10 This town,
niase bet, TO- day, that he could cut and
make pair Of shoes for customer within
three toars. As set TO wotk and finished his
Job, hasing seventeen minutes to spare. The
shoes are !e6tly made and we'll finishslr--
Goldsbofo News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
THE ADVERTISE E>R.
LANES T. BACON, EpITos.
WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1866.

zs- Every lady who has examined Mr.. D. c.
BRrAN's new dress goods, pronounce, them per-
gectly beautiful, and at the most moderate figures
G soon, before the pretest patterns arc selected
See advertisement
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
pAYABLE I'M ADVANCE.

advertisements will he inserted at the rate Of
ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS per Square
90 Mfnion lines ar !ess.) for the first insertion
and ol1E DOLLAR for each subsequent insertion
as-A liberal discount will be made to those
wishing to advertise by the year.
A,nouncing Candidates $500, in advance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23

sF- ThOrs sre only two stste' in the Union
who're the bss.o IA allowed % sess Without propsr-
,y qualities ion. They ore Vsrniout and N'w
Hampshire, the former of which has eighty negro
votsss, and tho latter ono aupAasa aad uinsty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
The Chea1er Standard.

This large and entertaining weekly Journa''
published at Chester Sc, by Mr., dEo. rlTHEh'
and edited with ability byW:; H. BABcocK, ESQ.,
has recently been enlarged and improved; and
bears evidences of prosperity which must be
gratifying to its proprietor. We wish it conlin'
ued success.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23

S1- Judge Stieknoy, ono of tho Direct Tax
Commissioners for the State of Florida, has dcc-
ded that all the tux salos Of tie property at Fer
nandina and St. Augustine, out of which aome Of
the officials made what thcy believed to be n big
thing" are null and void for want of conformity
to tho law. The original owners, therefore, come
again into possession.
&ss> The Great Morgaura and Grand Levees
above have given way, and all Southern Louisi-
ana is flooded. Thirteen parishes arc now over
flowed aud the people are very indignant at the
ineficicncy of tho Lcvce Commissioners. The
destruction of property will DO incalculablc.
nAr An exchange says Richmond is recon-
structing muchly. A correspondence of tho Balti-
more American, writing from tho heroic city, says
the famiIics still Sing tho Bonnie Blue Flag
"wear the Grey and talk Of the "stcrn states
man." as " Presidcnt Davis" and prate of their
rights under the Constitution and the old flag.
nR- In compliance with instructions from the
President of the United States, Raphael SemmeG
is not permitted to hold or exercise the function
of Judge Of the Probate Court of Mobile County,
or any other civil political Office Of trust Whilc
lie remains unpardoaed by the President
Ms- 1t is understood that Chief Justice Chase
has consented to preside over Court ut Rich
mond for tho trial of Mr.. Davis on condition
that the President will issue II proclamation;
which is said to be already prepared, abrosating
martial low so for as the United States District
Court of Virginia is concerned, which tho Presi-
dent is perfectly willing to do.
M We learn from Mr.. Hayward, the agent
of the South Carolina Railroad, (:ays the Augusta
Daily Pres,,) that the wine press of Mr.. Chas.
Benson, in Aiken, S. c., was burned to thp ground
on Thursday night The house was wholly, and
the stock partially, insured. Tho fire was, without
doubt the work Of an incendiary.
Ms- Tho New York Herald &C tho 18th, says:
" The body Of Preston King, laic Collector of the
Port, who, it will be remembered, committed sui
cide in November last by jumping OFF Hobokcn
ferry boat into the river, was discovered at FIVE
o'clock yesterday morning drifting in through
the gap of tho Atlantic dock, Brooklyn, by officer
Kenny. The remains wero fully identified by
several gentlemen connected with the Custom
House as being those of Mr.. King, and the arti-
cles found in the pockets of his clothing 0stab-
lishee tho identity beyond doubt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
More Goods Mt Cost.

Msssrs. HUDsos, PARKS & ROBERTSON, at Parks
Store, are closing out their entire stock of splen-
did goods at cost for cash. Put pin here, and
when you want goods nt your cwu prices, try these
gentlemen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23

~ The tnissa States Marshsl g: Wilmington
o,ald not End competent naa. IN tia. city, who
could sake tho tuss oa.b, tSass q, lis deeHH.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
$500 Reward

STOLEN from the Subscribers Stable. on the
- night of tho 18th inst, ONE FINE GRAY
HORSE, six years old last Spring, rather above
medium size, in good ordor, slightly hipped in
left hip. Alao, at the same time, ONE FINE
GRAY MARE, seven years last Spring, medium
sire, is good match in color and full sister to
the above mentioned horse.
I will pay Reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the delivery of said horses to mo.
And will further pay Reward of TWO HUN
DRED DOLLARS for the apprehension and
Judgement in jsil, Of the thief or thieves, with
evidence to convict
Any information concerning the above men
tened horses, addressed to me at Lofts P. O.,
Edgcfeld District, will be highly appreciated.
VIM. MERCHANT.
May 22 81 Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
OBITUARY
I'm Memor1anl.


Mrs SUE w., wife of Capt JAMES N: LIP
scoxn. and eldest daug a:cr of Hon. +. W. PicKEss,
died Mt tho residence other husband, in Newberry
D;strfet. S. c., ON Tuesday morning, the 18th OF
Mach, 1866 is the 3Sth year Of her agc.
"The chord, the harp's full chord is hush'd,
The voice hath. died away,
Whence music, like sweet waters, gushd
But yesterday.
The subject of this tribute had been member
of the Baptist Church Seventeen years Amid
the yicissituJes Of life, its joys and s"rrows its
,utes and t:ials, as we'll as in her last sickness
tho csye her constant and decided testimony to
rho Worth of the Christian religion. Its exceed
ne rich and precious promises" proved her So
lace. as its teachings bad been her guide
Her sprightlincas and vigor OF mind, united
with genteness of spirit, and attractive grace OF
nerson and manners, made devoted friends OF all
who knew her we'll, while her benevolence OF
heart and generous charities secured the grateful
ottaohmcnt of the distressed and needy who found
sympathy and help at her hands:
WhHe Il largo circle of kindred and friends will
,onc mourn hor loss, this loss will be most deeply
felt in the once happy home, wheresh ministered
with such graceful hospitality, and tender devo-
ton to the happiness Of her guests and her family
"Thc household chain is broken
"Ths place where joy and music met, is hush'd
through day and hight 1slSh
"Thcy weep, and it is well!
Foi tears bodt eurth's partings,"
And yet, amid these tears, tho bereayed heart j,
soothod with tho sweet assurance that the loVea
one has gained that "shore OF better promise,
beyond tho reach Of sin, Of suffering and of SORROW
"And thou, Heaven, ieep, keep what thou hast
taken,
And.vith our treasure, keep our hearts on high
Tho spir;t meek and yet by pain unshaken,
Thefaith, the loYo, the lofty constancy-
Guide us when these are with our sister flown,
Thoy were of Thee and thou hast claimed thine
own"
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rER.Hs of SUBSCRIPTION.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

The ADVERTISER is published regularly eey-
cry WEDNESDAY MoRsrNe, at THREE DOLLARS
per annun: ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CTS.
e. Six Months; SEyENTY-FIvE CENTS for
Three MunthS-al,oays in adUonee.
@~All papers discontinued at the expiration
Of the time for which they have been paid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23
A FRIEND.

DIED of Small Pox, at his mothers residence
in this Village, ON the evening of the 2Sth April
last, Mr.. WILLIAM W. WHITE, in the 34th
year Of his age.
IL the midst of hi, manhood, surrounded by
many warm friends won to him by his honora-
ble department and gontlcmanly bearing through
life-in tho home OF his childhood and maturer
years,-and undor the tendor care OF loVed and
loving mother, md sistUrs true and kind, this
worthy and esteemed young gentleman has pnsa-
I'd, alas how coon, from earth to the unknown
realities beyond the grave from the social cir.
Gle of mother, sisterJ and friends, to the home oil
the blessed in Heaven.
Mr.. WHITE exhibited in o striking degree all
tho traits of tho good citizen, the moral and up
right man, and the pure and heightened patriot.
In our late contest with the Federal Government
none moro readily or gallantly battled in the
cause of the South. And for fsur long years,
wherever danger led or duty required, there ne
Was found with his armor on, prepared for the
contest. In all tho relations of civil life he was
equally true to his every duty, and discharged
with promltncss an6 fidelity the varied positions
assigned him.
In his death tho prop and stay of IN aged
mother has been suddenly cut down. leaving a
disconsolato household to lament tho demise vi q
cherished son aud brother. This sorely afflicted
family however should find much consolation in
the reflection that their loved ono has, through
Death, COINED priceless boon-an abode forever
in that better world on high, where sin, nor sor-
row. nor death, can aver como.
Rest thee, noble spirit in thy silent tomb. In
heaven we hopo to rleet thee again.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23

Rich Colored SILKS
Beautiful Foulard SILKS
Heavy Black Lyons SILK
Heavy Black Gros SILK
Black SILKS, without Lustre
Heavy Black Gace SILKS
Broche Grenadine BAREGES
Black Twisted Silk GRENADINE
Broche Grenadine BAREGES, with Shawls
to match
Brochc Pine Apple CLOTHS
Plain Leno CLOTHS
Striped and Plaid M0zAMBIQUES
Figured MOZAMBIQUES
Plain Colors Grape MARETZ
Black Iron BAREGES, colored figures
Double Width White BAREGE
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-05-23

BEEN BOUGHT WITH GREAT CARE A
81, lO.4, Ill Cotton SHEETINGS %.
lO.4 Brown Cotton SHEETINGS
lO-4 Linen SHEETINGS
5-4 Pillow Case COTTONS
"a Pillow Case LINEN
1914, l2.4 Manchester TOILET QUILTS
1914, II Lancaster QUILTS
lO-4, 1874 MarsciIles QUILTS
8 T. 1914 White Table DAMASK
"A, 8.4 Brown Linen Table DAMASk
l0.4 1874 White Damask TABLE CLOTHS
5.4 Brown Linen TABLE CLOTHS
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-02-21

THE LAST LooK.-A com -nittee of the
National MDnum mt association recently Wis
tied Oak Hill Celnetry, near Sprinfell ILL.,. ,
for the purpose of officially noting the fact
that the remains of President Lincoln are
buried there, that they might furnish the
record with an attested proof of the burial.
The face of the lamented dead was seen and
recognized, and the look of the committee
on the form of the martyr President will be
the last until the angels trump shall sound
a summons to final Judgment