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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-04-11
The Anderson Appeal.

We receive from Anderson c new paper, the
Appeal This fresh candidate for public favor
makes vigorous and promising start. Its Edi-
tors, and Proprictors also, if we mistake not, arc
". w HUMPHREY, Esq, and the Rev. w. e.
WALTERS. Published every Wednesday morning.
Subscription price, $500 in Currency or 200 in
Coin. We have not forgotten you, friend WAL
rEns, nor the bolter and brighter days in which
wc worked together. Rest assured that the Ap-
peal will always be welcomed to the Adecni,er's
iablo with heartfelt emprcssement.
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Great Reduction in Dry Goods

As NE look at the magnificent piole column in
another part.of our paper headed as above, and
footed by the honest and popular names, GRAY,
MUL1ARkY & Co., wo actually feel aulnptuous,
and flourish our pen in the most lordly manner.
Just readit. 1t is as endless as Dumas famous
Story of the Queens Necklace, quite as interest
ing, which is saying great deal, and infinitely
more profitable.
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The Late Arrests.

The latest arrests of citizens of Edgefeld by
Federal Military Authority, arc in tho CAGES of
Mr.. GILsox YAaBoRoUGH and Son, Mr.. PArhIc
COLEMAN, aud Mr.. WIIIs, all of Saluda.
If we do not err, these gentlemen are still in
custody at the Fair Ground near our Village.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
! PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

Advertisement. viii be inserted a. the rate of
ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS per Square
no Minionii lines Or less.) for the FIRST insertion,
and o Ne, DOLLAR for each subsequent insertion
y@A liberal discount will be mado to those
wishing to advertise by the year.
Announcing ,Glndidstes S5,oo,i in advance. 2t
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asr- General Dick Taylor, brsther-in-lar Of
JEFF. Davis, Mrs. JEFF. DaviS, and Burton Har-
rison, arc all in Washington a!king permission for
Mrs. Davis to visit hor husband at Fortress Mon
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! OBITUARY.

DIED, at the residence Of her father, WILIAN
HAMMOND, Esq, on the 7th March, 1865, MAR
TIA c., the beloved wife of SCARB0ROU UGH
BROADWATER, Ggsd twenty y-eight years.
Tho Angel of Death has darkened with the
shadow of his wings, tho home of fond and
faithful husband The partner of his bosom, after
u lingering illness, which was borne with the
marked ortitude characteristic of tho true Chris
tian, has yielded up hor life into the hands Of
God who gave it. In every position and crcum-
stance of life, MARgnA BRoADwATER was the
obligations of daughter, wife, sister,, with scrupu
louis fidelity. Doath, which is said to como like
thief in the night, did not find her unprepared.
For years she had been communicant of the
Baptist Church, illustrating her faith in GOl by
the calm resignation with which she mot the trials
incid mt to life in this world.
She leaves young and sorrowiny husband,
an aged father and mother, and numerous near
and dear relatives, to soy nothing of many worm
friends, to mourn their irreparable loss, which,
it 10 hoped, is her eternal gain. She now sleeps
the sleep that knows no waking.
Of your charity, Christians, pray that she may
enjoy ctcrnal reposo.
FRIEND
DIED. on Monday, the 26th February. 1865,
GEORGIA ANNA, daughter of GEORGE w. and
ELIzADETH Ann TURNER, aged nine months and
seventeen days.
Dear GEORGIA, NO have laid thee dowa to sleep
in the cold, cold ground but in the Paradise OF
God We hope to meet thee again. For her TO dia
was great gnin. The healing spirit Of a mefciful
God can alone soothe the wounded hearts Of the
bereaved Father, Mother, Brother and Sister
May her early death be sanctifed to all who knew
her and loved her.
T hear the soft wind Iighing,
Through every bush and troo,
Where now dear Gcorgia's lying,
Away from love and me.
Tears from my eyos are starting
And sorrow shades my brow;
oh, weary was our parting!
We have no Georgia now.
I see tho palo moon shining,
On Georgia's white head stone;
The rose bush round it twining,
Is here, like me, alone;
And, just like mo, is weeping
Those dew drops from the bough -
So long has she been sleeping
We have no Georgia now!
My heart Is ever lonely,
Ny life is drear and sad,
Twas hard to part thus from her,
On earth to moet no more.
From morning until oven
Care rests upon my brow,
She's gone she's gone from me to heaven
We have no Georgia now
A FRIBND.
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GENERAL SUPEIINTESDENr's OFFICE,
GuInr rorar & T. Anril q 1871
General Superintendent.
AParagraph Upon a Dark Subject.

BY the provisions of the law establishing the
Freedmen's Bureau, the said institution is to per-
ish at the end Of ono year from the establishment
of peace. On the second day Of the present
month, President JOHNSON proclaimed that peace
was permanently established. On the second lay
of April 1867, therefore, the Frccdmen's Bureau
will probably make its exit from the Southern
stage. Sad experience, however, has taught us
not to hope for too much. We recall to mind, as
we write, that it was universally reported, about
tho time that President JOHNSON vetoed the Bu-
reau Bill, that hc, the President, had expressed
20 Senator Lone his Willingness that the Bureau
shouia exist:tio years after His P reclamation of
Peace. II the President IS willing, tho life of
the Bureau may be extended another year. We
earnestly hope and pray this wil not be the case.
Our hxcd,s State laws can both manage and protect
the negroes far better than the unstable and mis-
law, Of tho Freedmep,s Bureau.
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: Gr An extensive conafqsfa,ii22ad occurred in
charleston, ea the stb, en shas poyten, Of King
street, known % Rohba Range, destroying seyen
ytick buildings with lrany stoeksof, ,Boods,..The
lessianstim matodat$lGO, 900, ,os.whieo s1S9as is
nD4srpa sginiinaupSndsly In Northern sgops
f1r,,sss II =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-04-11

@>The interesting communications from
"y1AroF" and IUsTic" will appear in our next
issue without fail
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THE ADVERTISER
JAMES r. BACON, EDITOR.
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL, 1856.
Our Clu,B Rates.

Our CluB Rates.
We are now furnishing the ADVERTISER
to Clubs at the following reduced rates:
TEN COPIES ONE yEYEAR,...................$?5,OO
: Fifteen COPIES ONE YEAR...... $500 =
TWENTY COPIES ONE YnAR...."........ 1000 (.
No Clubs received for q less period than one
year. Tho entirs Club must be sont at one limo.
Gs- Any one sending us Five Now Subscribers
aud the mo4cy (sl5, herewith, will receive ore
copy gratis.
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The ADVERTISER is published regularly sv-
cry WEDNESDAY MORNING, ut THREE DOLLARS
per aunum; ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CTS.
f,s.Six Months; .sHvENTY-FIyEp CENTS for
Thrcs Months,-ul,eoys in udrance.
@ Altpapers discou tinasd steBa expiration
of the time for which they have been paid. :
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Completion of the Augusta Branch of
the S. c. Railroad.

We are exceedingly rejoiced to announce that
the Augusta branch of the South Carolina Rail-
road was completed on Thursday CT the past
week, and that on Sunday last; trains ran through
from Charleston to Augusta without interruption.
For the information of our readers, VIC append
the Schedule Of the whole South Carolina Road.
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FIRE AT MAR1oS.-lhe Marion Crescent
Of the 2sth ult., announces disturbances a,
that place, on the part of t soldiers. 1t
says that "they set fire to the house of a
woman ramed Kate Lewis, courtezan, and
to the building used a. q school room fol
freed people, which latter greatly endangered
tie principal part of the buildings on the
public square"
1t also says, "the spite of the soldiers
seemed directed especially to the freed peo.
pie, several of whom wero beaten quite Sc
yerely." =.
ANOTHER SHOOTING AFFAIR.-On Wednes.
day night, Goth ult, as the train on the An
derson branch was leaving Belton, an un-
known person fired several shots at two Fed
cral officers who were getting aboard the
train. Fortunately, irither were injured by
the firing, and one Of item, it is said, returned
the fire so soon as hewns satisfied the shots
were intended for hm.-Anderson Intelli
gencer, 5th.
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Bethel Academy.

- DCGaSl xAS6UOuly.
VEyHE Exercises Of this Institution wore re-
IL 'sumcd on Monday, the 9th inst.
Terms, for lst Class, $4,000
-" 2d 1900
,..N-sH u "3d '"l. 1880
In: Specie, or its equivalent in curtcncy,-half
payabls in advance, balance at Tho expiration OF
the Session.: : .;a:::.7 ~; ::'c.st g: -.
Good Board can be-: had Unreasonable prices
A'-t 'A' A'Sus Il. ii: GAaNoH, Principal. e
App % q Is
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" REMOVAL OF THE GAlRIsoN.-On yesterday
the soldiers garrisopini this place took their
departure. They beloigedt to the Goth Maine
Regiment, and Joined their command at the
Depot at this place asfit passed down from
Darlington where it hal been stationed. We
learn that while at tlil depot some of the
soldiers broke open the store Of Mr.. HARPER
and riaed it of its couents. The officer in
command came ab andh had some of the arti-
eles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Star.
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7spg>as:ths recoutsittiuof the courtYf,oom.
1aun Pleas in sresSynlo District, WIN. 'rarner
and a. r. Richards rf, ans pSsinted Of horao stlaI:
ins, and srn.asnaa 10 ha Asg On xho 5Yfb judy.
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OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART AS. FOLLOWS:
{N DRESS GOODS,

Plain Black Gro's Silks,
Plain Black Glace Silks,
Colored Chine Silks,
Colored Stripe Silks,
Colored Foulard Silks,
Brocade Grenadines,
Stripe Grenadines,
Mourning Grenadines,
Black Tamartine,
Black Grape Maretz,
Black and Colored Challics,
Bareges,
English Barsges,
Colored Grape Maretz,
Pal De Chevres,
Leno Cloths, a
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Observation-Disclosures &lDD6,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
THE REIGN OF TERROB IN TEN
NESSER,

The following letter was sent to Gen. Schenck at
Washington, and forwarded to US with permission to
publish it, We have Gen. Schencks authority for
saying that it Is from perfectly Trustworthy and
truthful man, who is fully able to substanate all he
says L. is such statements these that justify the
sending a Congressional Committee to Tennessee,
to which The Post, two days ago. heedlcssly
objected Persecution Of the negro now at the
South means hatred of Emancipation, and de-
termination to set the laws Of the Union at defiance,
Just as the negro riots in NewYork in the Summer OF
% meant aid to the Southern rebellion. Federal
troops used in the one case and Federal authori
y must DO resorted to in the other to sustain the laws
Of the United States. The following letter is only adj
ditional evidence Of that necessity:
Mnrms Tom. May L. 1866.
Ny DEAR GENERAL: have intended writing you since
came TO Tennessee but have been expecting from day to
day that the would and could tell you all in
etter trus, the This city has been during
the few days the OF most inhuman and deVsh out
,hges difficulty occurred between few colored soldiers
and the police Of the city II has into most horrible
riot Every coored church and school house had been buried
Thousands Of dollars worth Of property has been destroyed
more than forty coord people have been shot In cold blood
women have been burned in houses have been
sho. down walking the strcst.
The most fendish outrages have been committed
Every man who wore blue uniform black skin was In
danger his e and he Is today Ihave no doubt there
secret organization backing W and sustaining this thing
been necessary to send all the lady teachers North to
prevent being murdered The United States nag Is no
protection unless encclsd by United States bayones
Something be done for this country loyal men. black
and white be protected This country Is no more ut to
be admitted into Union than Je Davis to DO President
Il behooves Radical Congress to stand by thers
and when becomes necessary the men who fought the last
war ready to fight another.
Ihave seen eleven fires blazing at one tlme have
women shot down. have murdered and all this for
no other and other onse than that they
loyal there any power In the Government let the loyal
men Of the land be protected.
One OF our officers has been shot down In the streets OF
Grenada Miss for other than that he blue
uniform and was doing duty officer Of the Government
Throughout ths whole country such spirit exists tina, man
cannot call his life hin and proclaim that he Union
man. What say General will back up with incontesols
proof and vu fsrsish the adavs establish every
ton.
hope that this mockery will BE- understanding officers OF
Government into this country protect the people whom
Free without the to enforce $500 judgment
All with the who constitute the majority OF Congress-
Such you need backneup and to those men who
do only say that they count the men who
brought OF the last Rebellion They will stand
by them, let come what may