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cars tells tho story. But, leaving this for fu-
ture scrutiny we call attention othe bill above
dissected as one Of the last and worst specimens
of Railroad legislation yet exposed to the light
| of Heaven
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The Senate bill to secure civil rights to all
persons in the United States was debated at
length yesterday in the House. Its passage had
been expected, but it was finally agreed that it
should 20 over until Thursday next.
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CONGR E.SS.
SENATE.

MARCH 2.-petitions were presented from
officers of the Pacific Sqaron for increase of paw from
authors aud publishers for international copyright
law; and from John A. Andrew and others to elect
President and Vice-President by popular vote, and
without distinction of race or color. joint resou.
tion was reported to pay $4,000 to Clara Barton
for expenses and services in searching for mis-.
sing Union soldiers. resolution directing an in.
quiry into the expedency Of a National Convention
has ordered to be printed and resolution Of the Ohio
Legislature. asking for the appointment Of volunteer
officers to the Regular Army. referred Mr.. Doo-
little made personal explanation 10 the effect that he
did not as reported disparage Mr. Sumner at the New.
Haven meeting and that he was not senced by hsses
The bill to grant lands in aid of q Pacific Rail.
road from Springfield. No.. and the Poetic coast
vas passed. The resolution for the excu.
sion Of Rebel claimants to seats In Congress
was debated, and finally passed by % to Is.
.--..-r--.-.- HOUSE.
Memorials were presented from the Legisls-
and from white citizens Of Alabama praying for relief
and for the retention 1.-THE United States troops In that
State petition was presented from coored citizens
Of Georgia for the right Of suffrage. The joint resolu.
ton Of the Legislature Of Ohio in favor Of the appoint
men Of volunteer officers in the regular army pre-
scented and referred. Bills introduced to secure
se s1fesy Of passengers steam vessels and to amend
lie Internal Revenue act. resolution was passed
directing further inquiry iao tie subject Of soldiers
boSotisa Bas we're reported 70 construct The Niagara
6lio Cal4i aad 70 grant Ssnsioa 70 the dsaxtsro Of
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is good-we urged the same long beforo-but,
really, we do not feel that Bishop Lyme can
help it much. His "record is in the way.
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To AdyertisPrN,

We will thank our advertising customers to hand
jn their Advertisements early hour possible IL
received after O'Clock they csuuOb CLASSIFIED under their
proper heads.
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Sad Accident.
Bosroy. Friday.

boston. Friday, March 300
In Adams. Mass. Yesterday, Mrs. EliMbeth
Poxers interrupted ~ her young oLill IRON TIE
railroad track while train y a. advancing, aud both
mother aud child wore Instantly kulcdk She wa, Il
widow aud leaves cight orphans.
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The Tribune in London.

STEVENS BROTHERS, (Amencan Agents for Li5rIes;
lenrstts az Covent Garden AGENTS for the sale Of
THE TRIBUNE. The! will also receive srsssAirrIss' ana
Asvs
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IEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

MARCH 2.-Among the bills passed by the
Senate we're the ollowing To confirm the title to lands
conveyed by The Hudson Fire Insurance Company OF
New York exempt the property OF the Total Abstl'
nence Society of South Brooklyn from taxation to
authorize an increase Of the capital stock OF the New
York Floating Dry Dock Company.
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NOTICES AND RLsQLU IONS.
BY Nlr CUslIs-That !. Is tho du'y " me .lyp'a
mont 10 dora!it tha nmcliae eyac.lsioi y. AieA.D
by Mixi.ntnin. WHICH va settrci. aat iaa A's'A''
AL )uIned.
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TIN WAREl TIN WARES!

LARGE and varied assortment Of tho
"A best heavy home made Tin Ware. on
hand and for sale. low.
KETcHIN, MeMASTER & co.
oct IS-f
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The Charlcsloaa Daily News.

A S nntive Carolihians, the publishers
IA wia naturally look to the interest of
their own State, and to that of the South ::
and as citixens Of the United Stntes they will
not be wanting in the proper amount of dc.
votion and respect for the General Govern
ment. Every effort shall be made to make
the DAILY NEWSa first class newspaper,
and in every way worthy of the patronage
Of the public.
Our terms, for the present, will bo at the
rate Of $40 per annum. Subscriptions re-
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usual per centage.
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- Proprietors,
No. l8 Hayne St. Charlesl on, 8. G.
oct 2T65
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PR s Pc CT U s
OF THE

w ek KY R ord.
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4 City of Charleston, early in Novem-
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While containing all the latest religious
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oct 2P65.
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New York Daily News.

nAlLY and Weekly. The Nen FORK
~ Weekly NeOs, o great family news
paper-.Benjamin Wood Proprietor--the
largest. best and cheapest paper published
in New York. Singib copies, 8 cents; one
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-. Daily News Building,
No 10, City Hall Square. N. Y. City.
oct 3465
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Ise6.

FARMERs AND HoUsBKEEpERs--
should rsoo'leot that hundreds of dollars
worth OF Grain, Provisions, &o., are an
nuaily destroyed by Rats, Mice, hpss, ana
other insecis end vsripln--,ali OF which can
DC prevented BY . few dollars worth OF
"GosrARs. Rat, Roach, Ant. So, Rxicr.
minator, bought and ns6d freely, I,
neA- See t'cossAR'ao advertisement above.
DeA. Sold
HNs By.-- t
!. Al ! Drueglsis aud Dealers everywhere &
i,AREgs, WAND d co.. 4.
Wholesale Agcnts.
June B'ss-Iys 80
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THE RECOGNIZED SPECIALITIES OF
OUR DAY.

Prof Egbert jackson, formerly Of Lon
don. Robert Herbert, NJ. D., from Phimdel-
phia, and DR.. Eugene Velpeau, formerly of
the London and Paris Venareal Hospitals
Permanent and speedy cures guaranteed of
Gonorrhea, Syphilis. Gleet, Spermsiorrhea
or Self-Abuse, and of every possible form
Of private disease of every name or nature
whatsoever.
DIR. Herberts Anti-AlcoholIo Compound,
an nnfailing remedy for intcmperance write
for particulars.
Mountain of Light, 800 pages, 100 plates,
so cents, for 81.
DIR. Jackson's Female Monthly Pills: ST.
per box, extra fine SIS, safe and cfreciuul
remedy, for all Irregularities and obstruc
tons, from whatever cause. DR.. Jackson's 8
Oriental Invigprating Liniment, So per bot
tie. Send for circular. Genuine French
Safes 81, for 81, II for ST.. Send for cir
cnlar and write, yon will promptly receive
kind. discreet aud explicit answer. Ad.
dress Drs. jackson, Herbert & Co., or sim.
ply p. O. Box 1856. Cincinnati 0hib. Office
No. l67 Sycamore Street. Medicines and
instrnciions sent to any part of the country
june l2'66-6mo
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1856.

liousEkEEPERS troubled with yermfn
@ need be so no longer. II they use ..CosrAs'sD
Exterminatof: Wehayeused IL to our satis-
faction and II box COST SIS, We wonl5 have
1t. we have tried poisohs, but they effeeied
no'hins but "Costar's" ARTICLE ksioeks the
ore",h out OF RATS Miec, Roaches,. Ante,
%nu NM: peu' bugs quicker than We csn write IL.
IL Is In great demand oil over the country.
-.Aendina, Ohio, Gazette.
Bs2- See "CosTAR's q" ADVERT i1ene ent ebove
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TOYS AND FIREWORKS

can be purchased in SIS, $40, $40, $50 and
800 lots, put up to suit the country trade.
All packages aro put up with care, and
will be sent, per express, to any address
upon receipt Of Cash, or G. o. D.
FRED. Won SANTEN, Proprietor.
oct 9-3m
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1866.

"CosTARs" RAT E&TERMINAToR IN
SIMPLE, $, NJ, safe and sure--ihe most perfeca
hHr.lhcatioli meeting we have ever attend.
ea. Every Rat that can get it, properly
prepared. VIII eat it, and every ons that
ma sa.s II wiil die, generally at some place g
Lake Shore, Mich Mi,ror ., - Z.
SsS~ 800 "CosTAR's" advertisement above
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1866.

RATS cersw BIRDS. Whoever engages,
IN shooting small birds ID cruel man who
ever aids in exterminating rats is o benefao-
TOR we should like sottie one to give ua
tne oeneht OF their experience in driving
gu, .hsse pests We need something be-
sides dogs, cats, and traps for this businea..
Scientific AmeYiean. ~ Y.
bea- SEQ 'CosTAg's" advertise en1ent above
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS.-The Ea,mer,s
Gaz'ne (English) asserts and proves by fip-
ures That one pair Of RATS will have a pro.
geny and defendants no less than 65l,O6O
IN tnree ye' 70. Now, unless this immense
iamiiy can be kept down, they would con-
sumo more food thsn would sustain 65, ,OOO'
human beings. -,
1s" SEQ "CosrAn's" advertisement above.
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2s7 King st., 3 doors Below Wenssvorn
WE have now opened % splendid
Stock of Sprsng Goods. English,
French and American, which arc Of the
most desirable styles the markets caa afford.
To planters furnishing the Freedmen either
for clothing or for barter with them, our
wholesale rooms offer every inducement
Plantation goods in every variety.
This being busy season with the planter
and he not able to visit the city, orders ao-
oompanied with city reference will meet
with prompt attention.
N. d. Samples, with price lists, sent 10
any part of the State. Our stock consists
in part Of
White osnaburghs, Striped osnaburgs,
Blue penims. Brown Denims. Heavy Brown
Shirtngs, Fine Sea Island Brown Shrtingr,
Bleaehed Shirtings, Blcachcd and Brown
Shsftiags, Cd, 9s4, 1914, 1914 Plaid Blue
and Srippe8 Blue Homespuns. Bleached
and Brown Drills, Black French Broad.
cloths. Hosiery and Gloves, Irish Linen by
the piece, Towels, Towelings, Linen DAM
ask, all Qualities, Calicoes, all qualities.
Dress Goods, Domestic Ginghams, Fino
Scotch Ginghams, Spring Silks and Black
Silks, Coiored Muslins, in every variety.
Fine French Muslins, White and Black
Goods, Farmers Brown Linen Duck, Farm
ers Brown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills and
Cottonades.
Together with every variety TO be found
N our line; which We offerat
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
All Domestic Goods are sold at very
small advance on Agents prices.
We would respectfully call the attention
OF the Planters, Merchants, aud tho citi-
nens generally of Fairfield District, to our
advertisement. and solicit o call from them
should they visit the city.
STOLL, WEBB & CO.,
No. 2S7 King ST., doors below Wentworth.
Charleston, s. C.
II. c. STOLL, Charlesfon
CHARLES WEBB.
II. G. WALKER, &c
jun lS'66-lyr
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CHARLESTON, S. G.
Won SANTEN'S BAZAAR, :

FSTABLISHED in the year 1861, in this
IL city, has opened, for the inspection of
the public, the most Splendid Assortment of
Toys, Dolls, Games, China Toilet Goods,
beautiful Mantlepiece Ornaments, LADIES'
Work Boxes, Jewel Cases, &c., French Con-
dictionary, Fireworks, &c., suitable for
Presents for tho coming Holidays, such as
are not to be found in any other establish
rnent in the South, and to which the pro-
prietor respectfully solioits attention.
Accordeons, Harmonious, Portemonnaies,
Bags, Beads, Combs, Brushes, Perfumcry,
Pipes and Tobacco, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps in the Greatest Variety, SC.
A liberal discount will be made on all
goods sold to dealers, and
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The White sgall's Paper,


THE NEW YORK DAY BOOK.
A FIRST class weekly poper, in favor of
N the Constitution as it is, and the
Union as h was.
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daily, but is made up expressly for weekly
circulation, with careful summary of the
news from all the States, and all parts of
the World, with market Reports, Agricul-
tural, Finance, Literature, Sc.
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For sale by alp News dealers in cijies and
towns oct 1896
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PLANTERS' HOTEL,

c. W. h ]. D. DENNIS, Proprietofs.
THIS splendid HOTEL will DO opened on
l. the lst of October, OH the European
system 1t has been remodelled and refur-
nished Throughout. This Hotel contains
over one hsndred rooms, which will be re-.
served chiefly for the use of travellers and
eransient guests. Competent assistants
have been secured in every department., and
every attention will be paid 70 ensure com.
fort to their customers. Pho sleeping
rooms are airy and clean. Phe restaurant
will be supplied with the best fary the mar
ket affords. Porters will always be ready
to attend each arrival and departure Of
trains. The travelling pubife; transient
visitors and others, will find IN il all the
luxuries Of frst-class house, combined
with the comforts Of home. The location is
finely adapted for business men and travel
lers. No pains or expense will be spared
to give entire satisfaction.
sept 1S- 2R
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The sOuGlier.se or,
ruBSrsfisb WEEKLY AT DARLINGTON, 8. O..
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bi j. NJ. BROWN.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-07-11
In hlemoriam.

DEpARrEDs3fIs lie, June 23d, near Shreye-
'rt, Louisiana, EyGENIA a., third daughter
DR.. WM. NJ. BURT, agod seventeen. "Blessed
e the pure Of heart, for they shall see God." -.
Among the vanished things of earth,
My precious child. thou 'rt now;
Far from the land. TINT gave thee birth
They've made thy grave so low!
Like the .dew-drop on the flower,
Or he;blossom on the wave,
Thou hast passed in youths first power,
To thine early, early grave.
Far, far from homes dear haven,
By Red Rivers turbid stream,
Thy soul to God was given
In thy womanhood's first dream.
GENE, darling, oh how sadly,
None may ever, ever know,
Cur poor hearts yearn to press thee.
AS the scalding tear-drops flow;
wrung from these hearts, as soft, and low,
Thro' mem'ry's silent cell,
Comes 'echoing down thy voice cen now,
AS when the sweet notes fell
hre tuou ndu 81 ieAt tuc PoienV AssS
On new, and untried wing,
My bird, how soon that wing would rest
In youths first blushing spring,
We rocked not then, but Gods DEGREES
Can human means avert
To taste the cup, but lcare the lees,
Turn from the hand of Fatee
Ab, no tho bitter it will be
To bow beneath His rod,
We know thou 'rt blessed now for aye
The "pure Of heart" sec God!
DAISY.
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UZ1uKLD II. O1tItt UVFCKLIVk
WV. Il. HUNT, Secretary Of State.
DEPARTMENT OF TIE CAROLINA

DEPARTMENT OF TIE CAROLINAS,
CoLU%sIA, S. c., juno 26, 1896.
SPECIAL ORDER no. 19.
I. All whito persons in military custody in the
State of South Carolina, charged with felonies
or misdeme eauors, will be turned to tho civil
authorities of the United States, of the State,
for trial. according to the natureand character OF
the offence charged, and of the jurisdiction Of
the Court having legal cognizancc of the offence.
II. Where white persons and persons Of color
are charged as principals, accessories or accom-
plices, in any offence the accused will be retained
in custody. and the case, with the evidence, re-
ported to these headquarters for instructions.
III. Post Commanders making arrests of civil
ians for offences other than those triable by Pro-
yost Courts, will examine the complainant and
his witnesses under oath, together with any wit
ncsscs prolfcred by the accused; such testimony,
with the statement Of the accused, if he desires
to be heard, shall be reduced to writing and for
varded to the headquarters of the Military Com
mandant of the State, with report Of the action
of the Post Commander ana his remarks upon
the case.
". The refusal or neglect Of any civil officer
to perform an official act, properly required Of
him by an aggrieved party seeking redress in the
civil tribunals, whereby failure of justice en-
sues in the prosecution of the class. OF offenders
RENTED to tho civil jurisdiction by this order,
will be promptly reported by any officer cognizant
OF the same.
V. In publishing tho subjoined correspondence
for the information and guidance of all concern
cd, the Major General commanding desires to
impress the troops with the sentiments of respect
and Difference for the civil authority that inHu-
cnce his own action in cooperation with the E1-
ccutive Of the State, so that tranquility may be
secured by the means and agencies most congo
niul to the people. To this end, he solicits the
aid Of all good citizens in repressiug conduct
tending to disturb public order; and he truss
that it will not 10 long beforeit may be truly
said that no offence against the peace, and no in
Jury TO the person Or property Of even the hum
blcst inhabtnrt, may be committed with impuni-
ty in the State of South Carolina.
By command Of
Eu;or-Genera D., E. SIeKLES,
O. Ii. HAET. Brevct Brig. Gen. and A. A. q.
.Tulv 10 IL 20
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Mill Notice.

AS MY MILL is NOW IN OPERATION,
II persons intending to have Grain ground ut
said Mill will please observe the following rules
Have your names registered, always stating
about the number Of bushels to be ground. AT
the time of registering your names you will be
notified Of tic day assigned to you
Persons engaging days, may, by giving notice
Of tho same, exchange days with each other, If
The number OF bushels to be by each is about
tho game.
Any person may engage number Of days,
provided they are not consecutive.
On nny day, if the grain is all present, it will
be ground in the order of its registry. If not 1t
will be ground in the order Of its arrival.
Hayo your Grain we'll cleaned and dry. BE
puuesual to your appointments, or you will lose
your places, and new day must be assigned tc
yOu. .sss
Smell turns, not exceeding three (s) bushels,
will have preference Of engagements: ,,,.
June q st rs
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s F. GoOde.
oyE HOUSE AND LOT OF LAND in the
VILLAGE of Edgeheld, known as the residence of
Tho Defendant, S. F. Goode, containing about
Fifteen nj acres, more or less, adjoining lands
NJ Samuel Brooks, DR.. A. G. league, Mrs. 5.
I5 one NE oTHgR LOT OF LAND in said Vii:
lave nm which is erected the BRICK OFFICE
now occupied by J. j. Bryan ms Bar Room,-
and aBLACKSMITH SH0P,-adjoirins lands
of Smith l. Jones, NJ. Frazier. John 5. Smyley
Also, one OTHER LOT OF, LAND in said
Village containing Three (3) acrea. more or less,
ON which are erected Blacksmith Shop, Wood
Work Shop, en- extensive Lumber House and
WAGON Sheds, adjoining lands OF Smith & Jones,
Thos. G. Bacon, L. }: Whitaker s and Others:
ONE PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND con-,
ta;ning Fifty (5O) Acres more or lcss, situated
about two miles from the Village of Edgefeld ad-
Joining lands of Rev. l.. r. 'Gwatncy, james B.
Griffin, john Colgan and others.
ONE OTHER TRACT OF LAND, lying noar
,,bc tract of the Hamburg 4 Columbia Rail Road,
containing One Hundred and Eighty five uS5)
.n,ss more or less adjoining lands Of Mrs. Mary
.Gom;Ilion, Jesse Gouiliion, B. I. BOatwright
snd others.
VIM X. seigler.
y vs. Mend.
ONE HOUSE AND LOT OF LAND situate
at Liberty lIill in the District OF Edgenela, con-
..aining Three and half Acres, moFe VI iess,
adjoining lands Of DR.. W. T. Wesi, g. Richter
ns-TERMs CASH, in Specie, Or itsequisa-
lent in currency. ,,e G IN
cl.~:T,. 0Eo, I,ly o At rs
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To Wheat Growers.

VXyE respectfully announce to the Farmers of
wv Edcefeld District that VIC have a P0RTA-'
BILE WHEAT THRASHER which will Thrash
out and Clean up from 25O to 800 Bushels Of
Wheat OF Oats por day. We can Thrush any
whero in tho plantation. If Farmers will haul
up their Wheat and stack II, or put it IN hand
shocks, we will Thrash for as many as we posi-
bly, can. Wecxpcctto commence in about two
next il we can get the Wheat to thrash.
We thrash for the tenth. All letters addressed
to us st Edge6eld c. H. will receive attention.
JOHN A. BARKER q GREER.
Jpne 20 st rs