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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21
Our South CaroIiaa Excbanaes.

WcIhaye received lately, for tho FIRST time, from
some Of the more remote Districts of our State,
several newly established or noWly revived jour-
mails. We cordially welcome them to Life, to u,o-
fulncss-and to our table. ~
From spartanburg ne have once moro the old-timo
Carolina Spartan, very lately revived, uudlrt tbo
cditorship Of F. NJ. Trimmier, Esq. s'f
From Kingstreo wo have the Esagaree Star,
edited by Messrs, R. c. & T. B. logan. ..
From. Clarendon, he cyar,ndoa Recordcr-cditod
by H. D. MaohOn, Esq -
> And from cheraw, a bran nov nafuesake, the
ghsrdaS zasepIsses- VII. T. Prince; Esst
Aii'thsss are wsll printed papprs, andronduGtsd
with ds0Sasa ability. Oar ssfy bass aishss MO-
Ehsfrz
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21
To ALL But MethoIists i'm Particular.

VIC have recently msdo new acquaintance /;
new, but not unwelcome, not unhOnored, not un.
invited. WO mean tho Weekly Record, a FIRST
class Family Journal, published and edited at
No. is Hayno Street, Charleston S. C, BY F. A.
Moon and u. S. BIRD, both, if nc do not err,
popular and gifted clergymea Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Issued overy Saturday Sub
scription, 81 per annum, in advance. Two Dol
lars for six months. The Weekly Record is de-
rotsd to religion and religious, things, politics
literature, current ncms Its first number is deci-
dedly fine in every possible respect. Its clnysr and
tasteful Salutatnry concludes tbus-beautifuhy, we
think,-"If ever in our visits to your Southerb
hoa,es, We hctray the high principles of South
crn sentiment fa- the aImo Of scctarian Ligotry,
countenapce the hypocrisy of faltc friendship, or
speak Il word chat would suliy the purity OF your
daughters vir.uous thought, or your sons integ-
rity or pcrrert the taste of your child, Danish us
from your home, and never sufer US again TO
mini gle with your house hold"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21

The Freedmen's Bureau bill, which lately
passed both Houses O, Congress, has just been
.engrossed and sent 70 the President for his
ignature.-Mational inteltigencer.
1t is announced in well.inlormed circles
that the President is inhexible in his opposi-
ton to the provision in the Freedmen's Bu-
reau bill which has parsed Congress, because
Of its application TO Missouri, Maryland and
Kentnckr, and that he will return the same
to Congress unsigned, asking its passage with
that Objectionable feature stricken out. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21

Referring to he Stevens amendment of the
Constitution, WI hch specially eseOpts Indians
from tho protectia granted to Negroes, tho New
York Herald remst ks:
"Think Of ,ucH man as the galant Col.
Parker, Gen. Grants aid de camp, and many othcr
superior mon of th Indian race wo might name,
being excluded, willie Africans, who hardly know
their right hand .fbip their Left are admitted to
political equality With tho whites. In fact, if tho
negro is to be placa on psrfect political equality
with Ourselves, wceannot sec why tho Indians,
Chinese, Malays, AID the other races, which arc
not inferior to thcenegro, should not have the
same privilege"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21
GREAr CoNsERyAr1vE MEETING msNEY

GREAT CONSERVATIVE MEETING ISNEw
YoRK-Tbe New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia LsdScr writes: - :,
q q A great. public meeting Of the conserya
i've men of all classes win beisheid mSthis
city in the corrse.of a ew;daYs,to respond
to the Presidents plan Of reconstruction.
Democrats and kepublie cans alike will:parti-
cipate, and the design Isl, as far as possible,
10 make MISUNDERSTANDING ahoupartizan one.
Many of the ,ncst influential merchants, ban
skers, and business ucn, hare already sigui6-
ed their readiness TO take pert in it."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21
A Very Rare Opportunity fol. Some
Young jInn.

The State has made to each District the liberal
offer OF ono appointment to the University Of
South Carolina, free of tuition charges. The ap-
plicants for these State appointments to the Uni
versity must present themselves before tho dulcge
tion for examination, on Tuesday tho 18th Of
March. r --' l.-s..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21

On Monday the 5;h of March, the Court of
Cornmon Pleas and Gcnsral Sessions will com
'raeuce its Spring Term for Edgeield District
Ills Honor, Judge DAwkISs, of Union, ono of the
newly elected Judges, will preside. -.-,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21
ON New Solicitor.

The Charleston Courier says: /" His Ercollency
Governor 0RR has snpointed &r LEROY F. YOU
MANS, of Gillisonville, Solicitor of the Southern
Circuit, in the place of the late JOSIAH B. PHRhr,
deceased. Mr.. YoUxAxs is one of tho members
of the legislature
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21

The STATE WORKS AT GREENrILLE.-Tbe
property at the State Works in Grcenvillc
has been seized by the United States author
tiles, and, unless the Secretary ofthc TIeasu,
rv shall reconsider his recent decisions it will,
we presume, be sold by them before very
long. This will be a serious loss 10 the State,
and will serve to increase, of course, the bur:
dens Of taxation upon ailour people.-Green.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21

~ dispatch,from Wilmington, n. c.. states
that orders have been received there for the dis
saqtaaigg 81 tbs @ii.ssE aAa 9asa
gan regiment Only tsrOe regiments of infantry
-onc wbito and two colored-rcmain in the
State 1t is thought in somc circles that the De
partmcnt will soon DO merged into another De-
partmcnt. So says the Charleston Courier.
Ey Mrs. StonewGll jackson has declined to
receive any further contributions to tho relief OF
herself and child from the Southern people, We
are srati6cd to learn that the family Of our Ia
mented hero arc in circumstances Of comfort,
and do not wish lhs ail Of charity.
w gentleman ut whist party, when he
proposed going homo was urged to stay q little
longer. "wcll," he replied, "perhap, / may 81
vell my uife, probably, is already us mad us
she can be-"
@- When the petition signed by Gov. Baker
and. the State officers of Indiana, and 1900 cit
zens of that State against the pardon Of Jcf. Da-
Wis, was presented to tho President few days
ago, by Speaker Collar, Mr.. johnson took tho
petition, smiled, and sad "Pll lay it beside this.
bundle" pointing to an immense pile of manu-
script (which is just rs largo pstition-for hi.
pardon" And the would-be murderer left,in q
hurry, with o flea in his. ear.
gs- The Darlington jail was burned on last
Wednesday morning, the 7th. It is supposed to
have bcen So. on-f fire by one Of its inmates. The
prisoners were taken care Of By the guard.
H The aeorgia State Senate has passed a
Stay Law which provides that oao-fourth of u
debt may be collected on tho arst of January,
1857, and, one fourth each succeeding first Of
January until oil IS paid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21
So Handy to Have about the House,"

heHuy 10 IiHVe IDUut tHe house,
AS Mrs. Toodles said Of the door plate. And
fcelinsly said, on the coldest day of the
cold snap" Slang again J when bottle of
ife-giring Brandy was handed to us rs present
from Of our Oldest and mos. respected fellow
citizens and again, when q bottle of inspiring
Bouboa Whiskey was delivered to US as n civility
profoundly npropOs J from a very good friead in
Augusta. We call them both blessed, and will
do SO to our dying day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21
New Magistrate.

Our popular and reliable fellow-citizen, JOHN
Il. ApDlsoS, Esq, has been appointed BY Gov.
osR, Magistrate fo- tho 1Oru's Greek Doat. A
good appoint,nent;-a iaaA who will do his duty
With strict justice and inpar:ial;ty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21
woy'r IN1EnFERE.-A correspondent, wri-
tirs from Washington, endorses the follow

: Woy'r IN1EnFERE.-A correspondent, .wri-
tirs from Washington, endorses the follow
ing: va so . : >. :;
Z / have several times of late. denied The
probability of the story current in some eir-
c!es in Virginia, that the President intended
to>appoint Provisional Government for the
State, and am now prepared to give the
denial by the President himself. = r
A distinguishedmember of Congress- brought
this story to the attention of .the President
last evening, by saying that it was reported
that lie Qhe Presidcnt) had declared bis re.
construction policy failure, and that be had
determined to remove Governor Peirpont
and appoint Provisional Governor. In re
ply, Mr.. johnson said there was not word
Of truth in the report that he had never init
mated or entertained any such purpose, and
that he should on 10 consideration interfere
in the internal affairs of Virginia on any other
of the States, further than TO enforce obedi.
ence to thelaws Of the United States, should
any State attemptto disregard them. The
Presidents manner in giving this denial was
sufficiently emphatic to show that | have been
entirely correct in giving his views upon this
matter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21

Gs- Unemployed freedmen. havs nom good
chance to secure, situations by applying iinmodi-
Ately TO Capt. y D. Bytes, near lessrille, who
wishes to employ fvchuadrcd hands, aud will
my the hi CHEST wages. Try him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21
scutbern cul,iyator for February

SEutHtTN CUItIVHtOf iVf oDfu"
We are glad to acknowledge the receipt of tn"
February number Of this really Invaluable Ag
'r;cuitural Paper to which We again consoien-
ticusly urge all our farmers and planters to sub
,cribs. Price, s?,ou per year. Address VIZ N.
WHlrE, Athens, Ga. - t-
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HOPE AND DESIGN, D. W. TO EsTAB-
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intelligent labor and industry, to ecal'cd THE
YEoMAN," and deY,t chiefly TO the Rights,
Duties, Privileges and Interests of the Farmer
.ud Rural Residents and of Representatives 81
Skill, Labor and Graft, in all honest branches.
According TO space, attention will be devoted to
Current News and Public MoyeIsepts- o.. Local or
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Self reliance. W.B, CARLISLE.
January 80 IT. z
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Co.rt of Common Pleas.

gy- Gov. ona's headquarters wIll bent An
C. H., until furthor orders.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21
sscan Youl Forgive Hera,,

OneOf the mostp0ivlar novcli,ts Of efeatBritain
st the present day II Anthony TrOllopo, whose
mother before him WIS afamousE English authorsa.
She travelled in Atnlrica many years ago, and
upon her return to;Ingland, wrote a bo& upon
life and manners inlhe United States, in which
the American people uero most pitiesely SLAM
dorcd and nisrepreJntcd. This book made her,
and hernainc, notorious in America. Sho gayo
up tho ghost IN FloHnce, Italy, during the late
war; aud her mantle has fallen upon her son,
Anthony. That hei very clever writer cannot
be denied. His last FORK, "Can You Forgive
Her?" Is ono Of decided interest aud merit
Thoro is shigher ckvalry in tho character of
Gray than in tho mot splendid heroes of feudsl
story; and the sincerity and truthfalness Of tho
heroine, in spite of-ler errors Of Judgment so
numerous as to tire tB patience, win for hor from
the reader full forgiveness at last. Just such
scoundrels as George Varasor are found in real
life-men Of honorable instincts, and Of many
charming traita Of character, whose passions and
ambitions drive lhsnt to the bassst and .moanest
actions. Though the plot is singularly lacking in
constructive ability, and the episode Of Mrs.
arccnow and her suiBrs Is only connected by the
slightest possible thI Iad with The main events,
vet the excellent deliIeatiou OF character and the
attractions of style }nder tho book an uncom-
monty pleasing one.
"Can You ForEfe Her." may be had of
Quinn l. Bro, Aug{ta. And at Quinn's indeed
may be found everything in the way Of light and
elegant literature. as
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-21

5 A HARD SESrsscE-The Macon Telegraph
SAYS the sentence of the Military Commission,
who tried,Mr.y g.: B. Lamar for cotton, frauds,
bribery, etc, in Sarannah,a few weeks ago,
has not yet been mada public, though we lea.D
privately that the judgment of the, Commis
sion was three years Imprisonment apd s25.-
900 fine The President has ordered Mr.. La
mar to be released on bail until he can get
time to examine fully into the evidence on
which this severe sentence is pronounced
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ag Tho Goorgia Senate passed arssolatiOn
appointing commissioners to procoed to Wash
ington, and request Tho withdrawal of'ncgro
troops from the State. If troops arc necessary,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02
New Era i'm Custom work.

The desire to be the first in trade, has
led me to make such Improvements in
custom Tailoring. that l am now about
to make up garments to order equal with
any made in the Eastern cities. | have
for that purpose engaged the services OF
Ma. s. COLLINS, who has for years su,
perinIended one of the most fashionable
Custom Taitoring Establishment Of New York
City. HIS experience. ability and taste as a
Gutter, cannot be surpassed in this part OF
he country.
| am also now opening a large and
stock of cloths, casimerS and rest
iags, for the Spring Custom Trade. which
be surpassed either in quantity.
quality or CarietB of patterns, embracing
most { desirable styles and fabrics, and
will be manufactured by superior
'0orkmeH. If you want a nice fitting, veil
made garment and a good selection Of
cloths 20 make them of, then please give
me a call. We can please you in style,
and price, at j. GOLDSTIEN'S.
Warren Apr. 4. 1866.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02
Here we Come.

Read this and then buy a Universal
Wringer." at Kings Jewelry Store:
The UNIVERSAL WRINGER has peculiar
advantages over less substantial Machines,
which from their construction will wrench
the rubber from the shaft and then they are
worthless. Having suffered from this catas-
tropha, our women folks have since installed
one of the '.Universals," and it works first
rate. The Cog Wheels save the twisting of
the rubbers, while the convenient way of
fastening to the tub completes the requisites
of a first-class invention Ohio Farmer.
Every week has given it a stronger hold
upon the affections of the inmates of the
laundry. Every member of the household is
in admiration of it.-Nel0 York Observer.
They undoubtedly save their whole cost in
a very short time in any family, and are
fast coming into almost universal use.-Ne10
York Express.
1t is a perfect gem.-DeLeUan House, Al6a-
ny. May 2-2w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02

Analytical Physician. late of New York. icon.
Bected with the Celebrated Analy ucal Ply siciabs
Drs. White, Tubs " Price.
To the cure Of chrome diseases of very name
and nature. DR.. Maitocks. for more than Thirty
years has de, Otod bis whole attention, has etfec-
ted many remarkable Gu es In long standing and
lingtri' & diseases. We claim truth rs our founda-
ton and science our prescription. We know the
disease aud the remedy. nc experiment. no making
lick 10 cure. no deception. no bumbug and no
pOisOns given, vegetable medicines that act IN har-
mOny with the laws of life, give a candid OpIniOn,
effect permanent cures. We ak a trial. prove our
treatment before abandoning hope. Hundreds
have been cured by our trsafmen after having
BEEN given up ny oilers. We invite investigation,
no matter what sour dis 'ase or how long standing.
examine f r yourselves, ii ALL cost you nothing as
consultation is free. We shall visit " arIsn every
eight weeks. the same days of the week for years.
aud can b. consulted as f.llOws; Warren. Natio"-
al House. Wednesday and Thursday. 3Uth and Slst
of May; Akron. Empire +ause, Friday and ~a'UI-
day, 9th and It'll of April; Mansfield. Wiler House.
Sunday and Monday, Sth. and 9Th Of April.
Dec 20 1865 If
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02
An Entire

Gallery remo1eled, Coveniences enlarged,
Pictures of unrivalled merit produced daily,
ut No. Is Market ST.. Warren, o., ut the
sign of ''ReUOLUiRJ Pyramid" The subscri-
Der in making this change has kept IN view
the comfort of his numerous patrons while
waiting for their pictures, rs well rs the de-
sire to compete with the best Galleries in our
large cities, and calls the attention of all
good judges to his every day work, as an ev-
idence of both his superior facilities, and
knowledge of the business.
If RICE-Artist.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02
Trumbuu Common Pleas,

May Term commences on The 18th day
of the month. The names of the follow
ing Jurors we're drawn from the box Oh
April IL:
Raj R
Seth Lee, Braceville;
n. B. Tyler, Vienna;
Henry Baldwin, Weathersield;
William Rice, Green;
S. w. KimbaIl, Warren;
Joseph Rumsey, Wealherstield;
Isaac hurd, Southington;
Morris Davidson, Warren;
E. E. Oviatt, ~Bracevllle;
Isaac Sloan, Greene;
j. G. Calender, Newton;
Daniel Reed, Mecca;
Ira Hyde, Pennington;
A. +. Brinsmade, Johnston;
William Osborn, Warren.
PETIT JURORS.
6. w. Sears, Warren;
Israel B. Curtis, Pennington;
Stephen Dunlap, Weatherstield;
James Reed, Newton;
Alfred Young. GustaVus;
Abner Ostorn, Liberty;
RoOerT Jones, Fowler;
Thomas Lee, Pennington;
William UP, Brookheld;
William Harsh, Warren;
William Dubendorf, Warren;
William Wright, Rowland.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02
Wool Growers FaIr.-Free to

Wool Growers Fair.-Free to
All.
The members Of the Wool Growers Fair,
to be held in Warren, on the Sth of May,
will be governed by the following list:
CLASS Ist.-Fine WOols.-Best three Ewes,
three years old and over.
CLASS 2nd.-Best three Ewes two years old
CLASS 3rd.-Best three Ewes one year old.
CLASS 4th.-Best Buck three years or over.
CLASS 5th.-Best Buck two years old.
CLASS 6th.-Best Buck one year old.
CoMMITTEE-R. w. Montgomery,
L. P. Andrews,
o. H. Beman.
COARSE Wool AMI GRADEs-the same as
on Fine Wool.
CoMMITTEE.-Jeremiah Dodge,
William Harrington,
Linus D. Sheldon.
SWEEP TAKFs:-Best Fine WOoled Buck.
Best Fine WOOled Eve.
CoARsE.-Best wooded Buck Do Eve.
GRADE-Best wooled Buck; do. Eve.
CoMMITTEE.-A. W. Allen jr.,
A. V. Rudd ST.,
James Christy.
J. J. b 3. s ShioH~i Directors.
JOHN CHRIsTY
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02
X sc.

Messrs. Joseph Netterheld and Samuel
Pugh have just opened a fine assortn ent of
Crockery, Groceries and Provisions. in the
room recently occupied by w. P. VanGor-
der, on Main Street. The building has been
painted up both inside and outside, and rem
ovated generally. Their stock of Cookery
Is large and varied, and will supply u want
felt for some time here. Their stocks of
Groceries and Provisions are new and fresh
and of the best qualities. They invite their
friends TO give them a call and see how nicely
things are fixed up. Advertisement, with
particulars, next week.
Nav PIT.
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NEWTON FALLS.
May 2, 1866

May z, 1000.
FRIEND CHRONICLE There is but little ~transpir-
ing In our quiet town worthy Of notice at present.
Farmers are blowing, and sowing their spring Crops.
the dry weather being decidedly in their favor
Fruit trees give promise Of a feast of good things
oy-and-by. We had supposed that peaches would
be a failure, but now the indications are that we
shall have a fuli crop.
The first Of the regular sales of the Newton Falls
sale Association took place on saturday last
Owing 10 the nae weather farmers were busily en-
gagged. and did not attend largely, but quite a
lumber Of sales were male to the satisfaction Of
both buyer and seller Ii is intended 10 make the
sale day q permanent institution. 1t will occur
on the last saturday of each month, during the
sumner and u IIbmn. Any one having stock or
farming Implements, or produce to dispose OF, or
any one wishing 10 buy the same, will here lind
an opportunity to buy and sill.
There will also be an exhibition of Stock Horses
on Saturday next, and, If the weather permits, an
0rpOrtu ity for a friendly trial Of speed on The
race course. ThUse who have fine horses, and
wish to show them will Of course q. attend.
The Newton Falls Dramatic Association wi1
give an exhibition, On The evening of the Sth of
May. As they have been preparing some time. a
rich treat Is anticipated.
Mr.. s. H. Calet der. one OfOne oldestcitizens has
lately removed 10 Girsrd. We trust that his many
good qualities will win him as many friends In bis
new home as he leaves behind him.
Respectfully, Yours. N.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02
Special Notices.
A Card 10 InVaIids.

A Clergyman. while residing 10 South America
as a missionary, discovered a safe aud simple rem
ely Tor the cure of Nervous Weak ess. Early De-
cay. Diseases of tue UrinIr y and Seminal Urgan~.
aud the whole train of disorders brv"ght on by
b~neiuI and vicious habits. tireat numbers have
been already eurefb y this noble rem edy. Promp-
ted by a DIS re TO benefr toe afflicted aud uufvrtu-
nate. { will send the recent FIR preparing and us
ing this medicine IN a sealed envelope, 10 any one
VINO needs it. Free Of Charge.
Pc Sc incluse a D. St n d envelope addressed
to yourself. Address. JOSEPH 4. IMAM.
stari N ID. Bible House. New York City.
Nav 2 1s66 iyrE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-02
Plant Broom Corn.

Brooms are bound to become cheap, il
farmers will only plant the corn. Mr.. UP
showed us a newly invented handle, a few
days since, called the Everlasting Broom
Handle, by which a person having the cora,
can make a broom in a few minutes, as the
handle is so arranged that new corn can be
put in it whenever the old becomes worn.-
1t is a neat, convenient and economical ar
rangement.