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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17
Negro Suffrage, Female Suffrage, Rad
icallsm. HeIl.nra,

"And all that sortof thing" The Rev. Henry
Ward Boseher has been delivering an address in
the Hall of the House of Representatives. at
Washington, before o largo audience, in favor Of
universal suffrage, lseluding uoneG The whole
thing-as may bo we'll imagined from the latter
clause Of tho preceding paragrsph-wasa-u-f-u-l!
"negro minister" digger proacher) opened
the mssting-or the performances rathor. Three
members of the Cabinet were present, and noarly
all of tho Senators and members Of the House
Mr. Beecher claimed the right of suffrage not
only for the black man, but also for the black
woman and, after the black woman, for the
white Noman. Politics, hs said, would always be
barbarous until men and women give their votes
together. "Woman il tho great sirilixer, and
whom woman stops at home and man goes abroad,
the man begins to be an animal" And this same
Beecber, as we have before narrated, has uritten
book in which he expresses Tho strongest doubts
touching the reality of hell-fre and tho eternal
punishment Of tho wicked. The thing has made
strong impression upon our mind, for Bsechsr
is very great light, and We earnestly hope, in
view Of tho malice, venom and wiekedness of
Thaddeus Stevens, Charles Sumner, old Beschsr
himself and all tho devils that mako up tho Rad
ical Pandsmonium, that his doubts are we'll
founded.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17
Pratt, and Wilson Bros.

We have lately received, end insert this week
for the first time, tho card OF PRATT, ( WILSON
Bros Wholesale Druggists and Manufacturing
Chemists, 2aS King Street, Charleston, s. C.
PRATT, WILSON Bros, arc not only prompt
and trustworthy men Of business, but ore gentle
men OF high scientific attainmsnts, thoroughly
versed and experienced in every department Of
chemistry. Tho nrn Is in receipt of large and
splendid stock OF fresh drugs, medicines, chemi.
calls, paints oils, dc--in word, My article to be
found in any Grst Glars drug hsuse in the United
States Wo tax. pleasure in commencing PRATT,
& WlLs"r Bnos., to tho merchants and people
Of this part of the country and wishing them .
large share of patronage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17
For tie Advertiser.
Tribute Of Respect


At Hegulsr Communication Of hackey Lssgs'
Eo 50. A. P. NJ, held on the ssth Doc., 1885, the
following Preanbls and Resolutions were unaai-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Grand Architect
of tho Universe, to remove f,"M Uur midst forever
our much-loYod and esteemed brotbsr, Past Master
JOHN QUATTLEBAUM, thereby inhishag An
irrepar able los. on our Lodgs-the lsM sf = true
and worthy brother, and ono who po,sossod in an
sniYsnt degree many noble trsitn OF eharasssr
calculated to render him highly uIeiul as N an
anaa faeson. Therefore be it
Resolyea, That in the death Of our worthy
brother cur Lodge has sustained IA irrsparsbls
loss.
R..olrea, That no deeply symrathiss with his
bersaved wife and family in tLe sad and s.rs
affection that has been rist.d upon tb,m in. the
loss Of a husband aRa father s> kind aud asretsa
R..slvod, That tho Lodge Be ella, in Bsurnin :
for thirty days, and that !. page in the Ainnts
Book Of tho Lodge Sc dedisstsd to his nsnoly.
Rs,oIred, That the 6Os:stnry furnish copy Of
those Resolutions to tho wife Of the asseaisd,
and also have them published in ths Eagsfslt
T Advertiser. w. l.. STEHBhS, W.-h.
L. STILL, sse'ry.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17
Jennings. Thomlinson. l. Co.

'
It is with great pleasure VIC direct the attention
of cur readers, and especially Of tho merchants
Of Edsefold District, to tho advertisement Of
JhSN1Aos, THoHLIssos & Co., Wholesale and Ro-
tail Dealers in Saddlsry, Carriage Materials,
Trgnks, Sc, Ac., Ss Hayno Stree, Charleston, S.
c. This adYcrti.eEfsRt will be found esenhers
in to days iasuO. Messr. JENNINGS, THopLlxsos
{ Co., keep always on hand as Gne stock in
their particular line, as can possibly DO found in
tho South. They do rery largo business, and
ther house bus gained for itself a business char
acter, as wsli az social standing, which ranks
it among tho first class establishmpnts of the
country. Each memb.r Of the firm is Q tho
rough business man, energetic, competent and
reliable. Merchants, and personn generally, froth
EdgOGell, will find at this establishment, Mr.. A.
BARON HoLaEt, who was during three years past'
q popular and honered resident Of our town.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17

A gentleman from New York, who came
down the road yesterday, reports that at
Opelka negro girl, some sixteen or seven
teen years old came in, with her ears cut OF
close to her head, aud alleged that it Wa,
done by man in United States uniform, be-
cause she would not let him do violence to
her person. No notice had been taken ol
the outrage b. the military authorities. Such
inhumaniIies should be ferreted cilt, and
the guilty parties punished severely who eY-
er they may be. Where the. civil authority
has rot power to act, the military certainly
has, and wetrust between the two no acts OF
the kind will be allowed to disgrace the com.
munity.-Montgomery Advertiser, 9th inst
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17
Acts of the General Assembly.
AN ACT TO REGULATE THE DisTiLLATIoN OF
SpIRIruoUs LlQuoEs.

AN. ACT TO REGULATE THE DisTiLLATIoN OF
SpIRrruoUs LlauoEs.
T Re- II enacted by ths Sentte and House
of REPRESENTATIVES, noc met .lnd slt'"g M
General Assembly, and by tie authority q
the same, That hereafter it silal. be anla%:ut
for any person ia this State to be engaged
in the distillation Of spirituous liquors irom
or out of nuy graiR or other substance, TX
cent raw sorghum, and tue ordinary fruits
in their season, without license therefor
from the Commissioners Of Pubic Balldlng>
oe the District in which such per"oa shal! be
so engaged. ..eo
mentioned shall be granted, the person or
persons applying for the same shall pay into
the hands of Commi soners OF Public Build
i,ss Of the District in Which such appiica on
sail be made the sum of two huudrrd dol
lars. on and Cor eacli aud every s;ll, or other
.nosratus used in the di,tiliatioa OF spr tu
ous liouors, except from fruits, aforesaid
wbicl license shall not be granted tor lou
ger period than twelve Inontns.
III. That violation OF any Of the proyis
ions contained in the Act shall subject tn"
person so offending 10 indictment a' ior =
ligh miAdemesuor, and, upon conSic'ion
thereof, such person shall te fined IN sum
not les. than Gyc hundred nor more than tSo
tl,ou and dollars, and imprisoned not less
than three months nor more tlan two years
two hundred and fifty dollars ot which Inns
shall 90 to the prosecutor. who ahall oe
c,n,potont witness on behalf Of tie State.
Inthe Senate House, the twenty first day OF
December, in the yesr Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty iys.
w. ID. PORTER,
President of tue Senate.
c.. II. SIMONTON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Approved: JAMES l.. ORR.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17

1Eis- Ths Petersburg Indes aaya .aIn, 1851,
WHOM tho Confederate fist, superseded. .tbe. S:
Government 10 thoso PARIS the mouoT in posses
slen 6fths iate wil,ia,h e; Racs, she sheI R0,t.,
MASTER, was Gas Has goherafiy .bo ed'sr tEsensh,'
ont the sonth9 tgFInea 'isrsf to tlei.cshseassAtS
authorities, We learn that tka 'Irsitdfatioh Of
FEDERAL auiboritiy ioneirs tie isAtignl 81 the
ganslepen shQ were Mr.. Bsss. eidggstfs for the
aneunt 50 disposed af, and the Enm t9H9u, six 4
thousand dOnara Hill haze. 70 paid by tbrae Of
eus ai,izsas." T5o$ Is justiea Eitb sspganre''
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Columbia and hamburg Railroad.

YIN. johnson, President of the Charlotte and
Columbia and Hamburg and Columbia Railroads,
(isys the Chronicle t Sentinel Of the Sth) is a!
present adjourning in our city.
Prom Lin wo learn that the work ON The road
is being rapidly pushed forward. A large number
Of workmon arc employed upon the various sec
tioxs. BY June or July next, be hopes to bo able
to commence laying the iron. If the evar0us pro-
jected railroads in the South were under the su-
perrison Of such active and energetic mon as
Col. Johnson, there would be q good prospect of
having moro Of thsm finished.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17
The Irrepressible Conflict,

x,lAs SlAs general ea5pton at present '''msssss sast
Fsasiani,m i. eaaPpleso haabug. The brotssttt:-
HsSd islAmoricAAss now two distinct prasiasai;i:$:
MKjeh5sths laainl onsissis:: hard totifA .GsN
9NA 4axt, disthsuisssa Illsith ei,iisa Of NsM
yak, ;sSo has sftn, some lsss. of Aa, liz. III III
kshalisA,ylun5saa Long I.kpi, sdisshe rssa!
t;gasa: pboaI m onth zegssg ION se F qitaa iss
issduisgepo.sd lin, TN dassssf Of sE|sfas,saai
bs.zling the funds of the society receiving bra5si
from England hc., 2c.isand elected or plaesd|5a
his stead Ar. Rosanrs, another eminent Irisas
man of New York-not only eminent, but very
wealthy. Cvl. O'Mah9ay refused, anil still re-.
fusss, tqibo. derosed: Each PfOridcnt has his ad-
hetenis-powertul~ parties both-and tho tro
factions are about to eat<each other np..s0 Ma
hony hss summoned a. Congress of his own, and
tho laid Congress met in Clinton Hall, New York
City, on Fad Of the present month ;:itis still in
sezsiou--with closed doors. -Whltovef mny DO
not, VIC imagine, restore rsspeetability to Fsnian-
ism. These Fenipns have been collecting milisns
Of dollars, organizing armies and naviss sspsper,
creating an Irish Government and establishing an
Irish Republic in New York City, living like ma.
bobs, and exciting thsir ceuatrymen all over tho
world with brilliant promises. Thesa promises
have proved thus far wholly aelusivo. Tho cole
result OF Fenianisnn, 80 FAR as We. can zee, is a
struggle for place, power and money here, in
America, and tho arrest and imprisonment Of a
few honest but mprrdont men in ireland. Tho
crown has not yot tumblsd from Fictoria's head
neither have tho shLckles been struck from the
limbs of ireland. The Sholo thing seems to be
bubble or 4 sWindle. Having road and reflected
upon tho s>story of tho Kilkenny Cats, VIC rather
anticipate similar result in the present case,
thinking It moro than likely that, worry soon, moth
ing will be left of Fsni.ni0m but few msngled
remains for the coroner to hold an inquest upon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17

Commission Business--Grocery Store.
Mr.. L. r. TfLLaAs, will be scaa by reference
to his card in another part of this weeks Adssr-
h.sr, is setting up in TIE Commission Guinness
and Gsnerai Grocery line. lio will gire prompt
and personal attention to ali cOnIi.nments Of
sYery description. Hs will also be prepared to
offer to the customer any desirable article to be
found In ehoep grocery store. Mr. TlLLxAs's
patrons may roly ou getting tho very beat tho
markets afford, and at reasonable prices; and at
the sa,ae timo receive the most courteous treat
ment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17

? ss- Tie TriBun.'ii Washington special 'ayi
the Cabinet meeting yesterday was of 'hsrs aura-
lion. Ths latest asserted positive Cabinet change
is-that Secretary .Wellsl i,io be supst..ded BY
Senator Dixon. =. -..,.-.:- ...s = ".
- as- The contemplated inerssls Of .hserssnlar
army grovr daily in favor A wa,Kins.en. -Thss'
WHO :hr.s in noathl ago ;snsilarsd 1850 slargs
s pdmSrr. por favor agpsntins 70 nearly tyiis:
.that4sree. The Military GqpeEnltsas gill probable
lntrednee a bill for ils in grease early Ie1. week
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17
Lines upon the Death Of. Mr. p. n.
Blalock. YA 81

Ases.ion.tsly i".sris.a to hi. s#sa,4, Yi1es.s
D.: y B y y
F.rswsal5 ~ s.sssA hssa! 1sMs d.lksr4r.'.'
.ilsEsbishts: Mi . A
La fromsss.isR ~
No trusr, rarnaf sart than thine ssr tnFsSs's
In human f6sra, Gsss
And we mourn thee, ,tricksa down for aye, BY
DEATHS destroying storn. 49,. ,......... =.
Ah, long will thy virtue, on th' waves q m'm0rJ
shino,
I,ika mobslght.ops ps:aoa o. tronhaaa- -stfsan,: 70
brighten but not ealm;. .-:a.,.,. i.s-2i,y.
For bitter tears will gather - ws nuss upon thy
worth, .--.z... o. !l,., :9al ,=;.,i. &, .:.,t,
Asd.rknsss falls around US ythy snss bright
cheerful hearth. k.:'-.a' a. e.
.r. li;.s,.s L,.c -sG- j.; -. +
Thy little children in their play, tho scarcely
- knowing why, ....4
Turu from 1t .ll,-,sill missing thes- for r"Fath-
or" sadly cry. a2. :,
Thy little .ightleis boy! oh, how the .mOshsr-
heart. Of her, - - ~ -
Thou once cslldst wife, with grf.f IL xrsns, that
cry for thee to hear. -, -. =
Wen mis-. .l.s in .h. morning, when in all /.
huutor'O pride, -, .t,.,,g -
o.. L. -, dsx' Cd, b,otsn. With thine old
>, frond side by side, 80, ~.
Rode OF together on the hunt mishsaSsr hsarl heal,
to win, .r.,s9-s'
And .glorisd with sueessa vixen all the sane wa'
-. gathered in. . 't' - '-.''ie.,'7
' - r..
Well miss thee in tho evening, Whan With happy
cheerful faoe,- - -2i.3:7 ~ 49,. - =
Tha' ucarisd with long days. hant--by the ''hi
ming fireplace, - ~ .''.
With many talo ofsprSysss, Of the dogs, as well
as man,-,., ...,, :
Alas sad tears now dim our eyss: thoult never
como again! a.. .: 49, s.,r.. y .
" Tho poor mans bansfac!or. And the widow
constant friend" -.
May we'll bo said OF thss, last ons. Thy praih'sl
ne'sr ahall end (. ~ $500, H.. !.
While heart that thou hsst sue1Orsa With n,
friendship true and WARM, .-..2 5-ts
Shall ,hrob upon this cold earth Ia gratitude
bright form.
Goodbye, old friend! a long Eo0d-5yo VI
little did dream - - +s ~;
So soon TO weave thy dsata-sons, BY iifas dar'
\ and troubled stream.
This simple wreath upon thy grave wisi ushy
tear I hipg,
Praying God, in His forgiyiag lsrs, ts take tn
wanderer In. So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17

A Cool RoDBsRY.-On Friday night last
some light-fngcred gentry entered the premise
of Mr.. J. F. Schirmer,gon King street, nesr
Queen, by neatly cutting out pain of glass
and opening the windows. Alter relieving
the occupants Of gold watch, some ninety
dollars ia greenbaeks, FIVE in gold, and sun
dry small triaes, they partosk OF u repast fur
.nished by Mr Schirmer's pantry and at lis
expense, and then, by way Of as5ake, we pre-.
sumo, placed a large card pendent from the
mantle-picc0, and having inscribed thereon
in. capitals the word "look," they orer'had-
owed it with Chinese mandarin ornament,
started its head,iu its oscillations, and made
good their Observation-Disclosures Courier,
9Th inst. .ta..t. =. ..----. y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17
Oh, list to us Woman! Oh, list to us
Man!

slr. Rpa1 has removed hit stock Of goods lately
to the we'll known Store Houss of Jas. =. srL-
LlrAy, R'q. siuee his remoral. he has been to
Augusta or Charleston, and returned, bringing
with him valuable articles of ssry carions kinds
See his advertisement, snd c.M upon him soon
and often. The Apple Vinegar be speaks Of is,
without q doubt, the best ever mado. 1t is
xbsard to yp into e1ta.ies over Vinegar, but new
ershelsss, wo do openly and uubluslingly take
u dt ovor the ine1pres.ibly superior article that
Nr Roor Is now vending.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17
OBITUARY

sDJETsst his residence ia this District, Tssem.
BSr5hhraSs5, Col. JN0. QUATrcBBAUM, in
tHEfPthsysss Of his age.
B 81 lsssFss protrastsd azd PAinfsl, yet he
sH4st5ns with Christian rsaigsation.
STks s18St sf this AOties Was tee we'll knswn
tash sHs District 10 ns.l any lsnethspsd
tffSAas H$ffIhs writer. Suses 1t to say, that he
was SfaH Hort and orderly nsr,bsr Of the Bsp-
list Gs2sH at Little StsvsnP Creek f,ss 1889 |;
light years Ts1 Collector Of The District |;
served as N magistrate for 70 years or strs. and
was twice hsasrsd with seat in the Lsgislaturs
by his constituents. lie discharged TIE duties Of
the v,riou, trusts rspossd in Elm to the sntirs
satisfaction Of ki. District. Hs was az af.stiop.
many fri..i. 10 EEsaSi3ss, .siSii safaSis L.
kssnsst anguish their irrspsrabla less.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17
The Rule is in Operation.

Our present terms requiring subscriptions in
advance sre now in operation. and we send the
Asesrti.er TO NONE unle,x this, rule ii COM
piled wish. In carrying ,his S.ssem into e1ecu-
tieh, we ar. weekly parting With some of:our
oldest, highest esteemed and most relAhle friends
but hope the separation win be abort, fer they
arc sensible men and cannot fail to SEQ the jus
'tice and fsiTness-yca, messs.ity-of cur ccurte.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17
Burglary.

No, not burglary either; but rather petit lar
Gerry. BY s9ms hccu' pocus thief got into the
ore Of Mr.. R. c. BRrAx on Saturday night last
and stole some .wunty five thirty dollars worth
1t i, supp 6ssd no entered l.s in the evening be-
fnre the store Was closed aud secreted himself
He quietly Let himself out cf tie back door, tho
key having been left in that door, on tho inside
What sluggish md pitiful thief! Ho had bsttor
look sharp. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17
Adjutant Mcpherson Wright.

We doubt If there is man moro farorably
known in Edgcfeld Dfssrics as a thorough gentle-
man and reliable business man than Adjutant
McPnERsoy WRIGHT. In peace and in war, in
s,ciAl lifu and in the Of active buiness, he
has e,tablhhed firm and lasting reputation
call tho attention Of eur readers to his card in
another column, and ,inc0r.ly wi.h-our old friend
n useful and prosperous caroer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17
Dcn,b of Another Old Citizen

To-day We have to record, With ssdness and
regret, the death OF another old, honorsd, and
widely known citizen Of our District-a man Of
high social standing in his community-Col.
WYATT EsLNrs. He died at his residence near
Rod Hill on the 10Th inst.-in tho 18th year OF
his nEo. N.-.-.
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Dcatb Of Rev. ". A. Mcswnin.

Tho Laurep.ville Herald Of the 5th inst., says {:
Tho announcement Of the death OF this distn-
guished divine, though his precarious situation
was known to many, cannot but carry pans Of
sorrow to the hearts Of his many admiring friends
.aHd to the Methodist Episcopal Church at largo
of which he was an eminent and loved pastor.
Our readers will remember that, some weeks
since, Mr.. McSvain, unfortunately, had his leg
brOkon, By jumping from hi, buggy, in apprs-
hension of danger fiom an unruly horse. He
ertfcrod intensely With tho broken limb, but his
physicians think the broken bonea would have
healed. had not diarrh@a fallen upon him, which
runniug into typhoid disentcry, with tho in
aamma tion attending the fracture, proved moro
thnn his system could bear, and which terminated
fatally on Monday morning last, about O'Clock
Mr. MeSrain hnd bssn an nelive and efficient
preacher for oror twenty hvc years, having served
as m iliner.nt in almost every corner Of this
State. Hc was, for time, Presiding Elder of
the Coko.bury District, and uaa at the time Of
his deuth, mn itinerant preacher ON this circuit.
No oup, in our knowleise, had = creator faeul.
ty for attaching and retaining tho friendship and
esteem OF mon. His wsEy'gFeat yirtues could
not, and did not, mil to a:tfaOt ho,tsof ndmiripg
friends everywhere; and many Will sinesrslg
IN ourn his loss with his imnodate family. In his
dpsth, great man in Irfa.l las fallen, tho cotn
Try ha, lost ono of lis bast citizens: .oeIety One Or
It's rure.t ornaments npl bis family the bsst Of
fathers, In, the; ;pulpitthis great and seQd ~ an
was ut home, and was ablc, eloquent and conpin-
cling. sIeputation, as a preachers s!potcpp-s
'nasi by.Stato lihos,; andSiwkoefer- had bneo sat
thdoi- hfs votes t0ua'hot forysthis fsrvidi
Gus eioddenes for the saiyane Of sGuif Tn prs-.
raio iile ig SasNOt ls;s sstdthiaa Tor hS ras;sO-
sisb =, taist, sIssyfal sHl, at siai:l ip!ishily.
.. His body wss buried: ni!h Aatenier hanQrs w
Palmetto Ledge. Of Which he va! IA az honorable
and ioyed,mcmbef,i is.the :xplaGe CT arsYards on
Tuesday last. May onr Hast end: Gs likc:hisa fof
io folrtd sleep swcuiayi qaioss; j<ahd, vea
beIe.Tv; into tHu;Gfiis Of thai; M astsr whom he-|
haa Is Il; faslbthy mid 'asvediity sti stt4td
<: ;.t: ::G-:-;s:- 49,. : L! tEiis VI: a;1;Gl.
asos Tho cstAmatciui Wa1aiagtdHspceiaisay
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-17

g ag The rfesrds Of 'tho :Ttoasdfy Department,
sss thay during 7Ia last taO yssfs tho Govern
mSht lt has R Rreaii1si ifoh isoi 81 dcnhfeAtod shd
ah4alaned c4stqp, sasah e!c, ia .hs Stste Of Ms:
sissippi, over s6,Ooo,oOo. =, ....'.,.',.,-....
u agass The number of.trDops hudisheduudar .ths
'7atoas calls by Penhssivsnlai oald, .-fuditRis,
'ftiti5ti; MioHfgarj wiieosainjj MINNESOTA lava,
MiSssari, Kentucky and Kansas a.,2,tss;vo2... =.
,,.E Heps afam NqGB,llach called oa Rrs.t
.dsnt 1phpssn ssday-or-kgp .siaess aadrhad FREQ
Eulfran eanEOrsa,ipH sita him..' The Pfssilent
hifauti dsn1donuu IN: being ablstu re-
stdft Tho sAtirs uhf9h ofithAStNossOahssssftsfae!
ts;f l aatahs ana dzsasgss lzaa esiia6at
W il 5sfl u ili;ii ssseSui "a
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r HE ADVERTISER
I JAMES T. BACON, EDITcR. =;
------. -E~ =. -S7----y-
WEDNEsp.sy,:JANsI7x .lse5.
JAMES T. BACON, EpITc
The New>Coae Of Laws II;

AS pa'acds5y the Lsgiitature at its ass. s~ sist,
in rsla.ioplto Person, 81: Color, h.sSssp pripBa
in pahssissform ati'ishisohee, ae4sIsl r.4dys
delivery. Price, Is cts. per copy; avo eOpOs1Or
$l,OO. Sq
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Important Matter.

Read tho g Stay Lay" On the outside ofto-day'l
paper. 1t is materially different from what Es
published some wecks ago. This is tho real and
upnistok able article.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. /,

Advertisements will be Inserted atthe ra's o
ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS per Square
no Minion liues or lcss,) for the. first insertion
and O Ne DOLLAR for each subsequent insertion
za-A liberal discount will be made- to tho''
wishing to advertise by tho year. = ;,7.'
Announcing Candidates s5,no. in advance
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DuRIsoE, XEasE q co.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

The ADVERTISER is published regularly ev-
ory WEDNESDAY, MORNING, at THREE DOLLARS
per aunum ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CTS.
for Sir Months; SEVENTY FIVE CENTS for
Three Months s,-alrays in odtsade.
@rAu papers discontinued at the cxpirstion
of the time fSr which they hayeheep paid'''' ..
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Diamond Pin Lost or Stolen.

A Lady of this community has lost. or had
s,olru from her., lately, very handsome and
valuable diamond brearpin Soc the reward
Oh ,red for tho recovery of it in another column.