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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
The President Reaches the End OF
His Journey.

The President Reaches the End of
His Journey.
The President, and his suite, Of whose tour
Westward we spoke last week, reached Chicago
on the 5th instant. He went thither to be
present Mt the laying of the corner stone OF the
monument to the late STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. This
was due on the day after his arrival. He made n
speech on the occasion. His reception in Chica-
70 was respectful. Not so in Cleveland, Ohio,
and one or two other places in Ohio and Indiana
The demonstrations at these places prove that
hatred to the South fourishes among them like o
green bay tree. At Cleveland, the Presidents
speech was so interrupted by disgraccful Radical
outcrics that it (thc specch) appears to US but q
string of undgnifiod and cxasperated CALCULATIONS
A row wns anticipated at Chicago, but nothing
Of the sort took place.
Tho President has been invited by the people
of New Orleans to extend his journey and visi
that city. Tho Augusta papers suggest that the
municipal authorities of that city invite him
thither.
Washington correspondents OF Northern paper:
say that it is his desire and intention to make u
tour of the prominent Southern cities carly in the
coming year.
The cornerstone of the Douglas monument was
laid in Chicago on the 9th. Tens of thousands
of persons were present. Gen. Dix's address is
said to be masterpiece Of oratory.
The President concluded his remarks on the
laying of the corner stone of the Douglas Monu'
ment, rs follows
lam present to show my high regard for man
who perished in the public service, and one whom
I respected and loved. have no eulogy to pro-
nouncc;t' T. / has been done better than L could
do it inc men may wear the civic wreath which
..e nation weaves for those who serve their coun-
try in lofty positions, or their names may be en-
graved upon the imperishable records of national
glory. This column is raised to the memory of the
Legislator and the Representative Man. A con.
sciousness of duty performed was his while living,
and his reward will be the inscription of his name
high on the cenotaph erected by grateful ma
ton to commemorate the services of those who
lived aud toiled for their country and the Ur in
of the States% Immense applause.] Fellow. cit
izens, believe in my heart that if we could COM
municatc with the dead and cause them to know
what was transpiring on earth-wGrc it possible
for Stephen A. Douglas to be disturbed from his
slumber-he would rise from his grave, shake of
the habilimcnts of the tomb. and proclaim the
Constitution and the Union-thcy must be pre-
served" Great applause.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
Garrison Changes in South Carolin

Garrison Changes in South Carolina
In letter from Col. Moore, Federal office,
stationed for some time past in Aiken, we havs
the following information.
A Company Of the Sixth US. Infantry has
been ordered from Columbia to Newberry.
The Company under command of Col. MOORE
at Aiken is under orders to proceed to Columbia
Company of the Fifth U. S. Cavalry is or.
dered from Columbia to Aiken.
Brevet Brig. Gen. RUSkLE of the Frcedmens
Bureau is at Aiken, and has jurisdiction over
Barnwell, Edgefcld, Abbeville and Andere
Lieut.. McDouGAL of the Freedmens' Bureau
in charge of EdgcGeld District has removed hi:
Headquarters from Hamburg to Aiken.
Capt. CHASE, in charge of Barnwcll District
has also his Headquarters at Aiken.
portion Of the l?Sth colored troops have been
ordered from Charleston to Hilton Head.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
The Penitentiury.

Gov. ORR recommends Penitentiary in South
Carolina, and so; We believe, do most of the pa
pers in .fhe State And so do VIC most heartily.
Simply that rascals AMI malefactors may bs
made TO cork, and thus, nolens rolcns, do some
good in the world. They should by all means bo
made to support themselves while in Jail.
Above, We have alluded to "thc spirit of the
age :" but still wedo not share one whit in the
m,wkish and ridiculous sentimentalism which sees
such special degradation in corporalpunishmen Is.
We do not gee that thief is more degraded by
whip or pillory than by the verdict which pro-
nounccs him thief, and puts him as such in the
pcnitentiary at hard labor. The degradation is
in the crime; and the man mean enough to steal
cannot be degraded by the lash. We advocate the
penitsntary therefore, because of the valuable To-
Dor that will be done within its walls, and not on
account of the modern rcfncments which will pre-
vail there.
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The GoOrgetown Times says The rice harvest

The Georgetown Times says: The rice harvest
seems to have commenced in good ictrncst and
our planters arc striving to keep on tho
Sdinous number, of rccsbirds, that are.asSgrce Of
great annoy yanes to thems Wsspresumsithc:little
visitors enjoy themselves judging froEthe rapid
manner in whph theysfatton of the latOrs cfsdiir cfdi
agricultural frieEds. This journal ounces
the; death ofsths HGn:s sHarlestons Mead and
says: "on Thursday morning we saw him on
his,departuro to Charleston, for tho purpose of
meeting the LegislataTs;in full health. On Friday
night ho died suddenly in Charleston from heart
disease. We have not time in our present issue
to notice fully and at large the character and ser
vices of Col. Read, but in our next will endcavor
to do something like justice to his great worth as
private citizen and public servant" $780,
The Barnwell Sentinel. speaksao the crops as
follows: In this section the corn crop is slim
many will not make third or half crop, others,
again, will make about enough to do them, but
mono to spare. Cotton, we understand, is turning
out pretty we'll, and with good seasons for q few
weeks, the Pea and Potatoe crops, we hope, will
make up many Deficiencies in other respects" We
also learn through the Sentinel that the Post Office
at Graham: furn Out, in Barnwell District, has
! oeen re-cstablishcd, and Mr.. Caleb J. Bowman
appointed Postmaster.
The Darlington Southernor, Of the 31st ult.,
says that Mr.. Keith, who lived near Timmonsyile,
was returning, very early on the mor4ing of the
22d Of August, from the houso Of @ sick friend'
with whom he had'been sitting up, when his at
tention being aroused by the popping of cap,
he looked to the side of the road, and perceived
that negro, with whom he had been ior some
time on bad terms, was attempting to shoot him.
Drawing his pistol Mr.. Keith shot three times
wounding the negro each time, who, however,
managed to make his escape. Walking on, Keith
had not proceeded far, when the negro suddenly
rushed on him again, and crying "now is my
time," shot, blowing off part of Keitt's head
and killing him instantly. The negro hurried to
Darlington, fearing tho vengeance of Keith;
friends and for few hours excited much sympa-
thy and indignation by q fine story on his OWE
side. The true story, however, coming in, hewa;
arrested under warrantfrom magistrate and now
awaits his trial. The Southernor adds, his wounds
arc severe and he nay not live to stand it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
A Word to the Wise.

When We advise our readers to give CoHEN
call, (says the Augusta Daily Press,) and assure
them that they will bo we'll received and bu sure
to get good bargains, we say whereof we know.
We have tried CouEN's establishment. We have
tried his hats, and We have tried his shoes, and
we hesitate not to recommend them all to tho pub
lie. Good articles, cheap articles and courtesy 10
customers, constitute his motto. His store is on
Broad street, opposite the Augusta Hotel
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12

GG> A shocking accident. occurred on the Gen.
trail railroad, near Rochester, N. T., on tho 9Th.
The express trnin run of the track. Five persons
were killed and many were wounded.
Ng. A distinctly visible white frost occurred
in the neighborhOod of sperryville, Rappahan-
mock county, Va, on. Sunday and Monday morn
ings last.
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Fine Residence for Sale.
To nv Debtors.

YHyHTs is to inform ALL MY DEBTORS, that
II if they will come forward and pay me their
Notes and Accounts, that / will lose half the
amount due on said Accounts and Notes, together
with all the interest thereon. know that the
people are oppressed, and cannot pay, all their
Indebtedness. My Creditors exact from me every
cent owe them,' with interest added. expect
no quarters from them. But 1 will be more
generous to my Debtors than my Creditors are to
NO, if they will como forward and settle between
this and the first of November next.
II. A. GRAY.
Sept If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
APrussian Needle Gun.

No. it is not needle gun, but we imagine a
needle gun looks like it. 1t is Cotton Picker
the thing we have been advertising in our paper
for some time. We have got one for the inspec-
.ion of our friends We can't describe it; nor do
we know its merits or demcrits. Come, therefore,
and look for yourselves. DR.. AnNER G. TEAGuE,
a 7cry practical man, has picked with it, and says
Il good many favorable words for it. He thinks,
however, it might be vastly improved. Come and
try it. Bring cotton stalks full of open bolls. We
will hold the stalk steady while you pick.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12

G9- An esteemed friend writing US FROM Ath-
ems, Ca, on busincs, closes his letter thus Very
dry through this section Of the country. crops
almost m entire failure. I have just returned
from the West, after an absence of some months.
North Alabama, and portion Of Tennessee, will
not make the seed planted; hundreds Of acres are
being cut up for forage. The Cotton is almost
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, on the evening of the 9th of August,
by the Rev. John R. Picket, at tho residence OF
the brides father, near Hamburg, S. G., Mr.. I. j.
HOWARD and Miss ELMIRA E. CHURCHILL,
all OF this District. .f
Another couple gone to Paradise. They have
Quilted common, every day life, and entered into
q state of supreme beatitudes May it last forever.
We received the delightful cake, ate upon it, and
dreamed upon it. Our smilipgcst thanks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
Does Any One Wish to Take an East
Florida Paper?

If so, We urge the claims of the East Florida
Banner, an enterprising paper of three or four
months standing, published every Wednesday at
Ocala, Fla. Publisher, Proprietor, Editor, T. F.
SMITH; associated Editor, Stephen C. DEDRuHL.
Terms-S3, ,OOa year in advance. There arc many
people in this District who have friends and rca-
tives in the Ocala country. To NIL such-nnd to
every body else-we give our assurance that the
East Florida Banner is we'll worth their conside-
ration and patronage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
ns- The Constitutionalist of Friday

N9- The Constitutionaiist of Friday says:
"We take pleasure in noting that the Granite
Mills, Mcssrs. George I. jackson & Co., have re-
ducod the price of their prime corn meal to 81 So
at wholesale. When white corn was selling in
this maaket at 81 10, the Granite Mills retained
the price of their meal at 81 GO, and now, SO soon
as there is slight decline in corn; they reduce
Tho prsce Of rnsa;,s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
An Old and Honorel Female

An Old and Honored Female School.
The Due West Eemalo College. We call atten-
ton to its advertisement in another column. 1t
is we'll known in Edgefcld District that at Due
West young girls can receive an education and
enjoy moral training which will them for any
high or worthy station in life.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
Stolen

.TNRoM the Subscriber, II miles West Of Liber-
IL ty Hill, on the night of the Sd inst, TWO
HORSE MuLES-one Sorrel, large size, about
twelve years old; the other a Grey, same age,
large size, with right fare log straight and knee
swollen. Any information concerning said Mules
will be thankfully received. Address me A.
Longmirc's Store, Edgefeld District.
D. J. WILLIAMS.
Sept - 1t@ 81
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President JohnsOn'S Visit South.

Prior to his leaving the Capital on his Northern
tour, it has been ascertained that the PRESIDENT
expressed strong desire to visit the leading
Southern cities, and if it is at all practicable the
trip will be made early in the ensuing year.
Meanwhile it is not unlikely that he may make
tour of Virginia and North Carolina soon after
his return from his visit to Chicago. So says the
Washington correspondent of tho Philadelphia
Le3gg.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
For Merchants,-FOr PlantatiOns,-For
Families.

Groceries of all kinds, of all grades, of all
prices, at HORTON & WALToN's, 2S7 Broad Street.
Augusta, Ga. These gentlemen are liberal and
courteous. w. bcspcak for them liberal patron
age from Edgc6cd-Town and District. Read
their new advertisement, and say to yourselves
Let us net forget to try HORROR WALTON when
VIC 90 to Augusta to buy Groceries.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
THE VERTISER.
JAMES T. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IL, 1866.
Snd Accident,

Mr.. THOMAS ]. IowLE, n most respectable citi-
zen of the Martin Town section Of our District,
was thrown from his horse against tree, on Sun
day last, and died soon after of his injuries.
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Still Another Good Place.

Pleasant to visit, advantageous to deal at.
BAKER & SHIELDS, Augusta, Ga. Con their list
in another part of our paper. Corn of all kinds
and colors, Gpnny Cloth, Rope, Twine, Salt,
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Molasscs, &c.
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COMMERCI-AI.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 8

S!sssssssssssss !ssss sssss AUGUSTA, Sept. 8.
(. sC0TI0lEi -Thsss has been fair demand for
good dsradss, lttittle Offering. Holders are firm
er in thessvisys5a and decline to sell Good Mid
ding af30 cents. strict Middling to-day brought
that figure WeJeport sales of 43 bales as fol-
lows: Iat27,24at 2S, 2 at 29 and 16 at 80 cts.
receiptssarey72 bales. We give as quota
tions: Low Tddling. 27@2S Middling, %;
Strict Middfng, 80; Good Middling, 31.-Consti-
tutonalist
GOLD-Brokers buying at l43 and selling at
145.
BACON.-Ribbed Sides, 22@23c Clear Sides,
23@25c.; Hams, 25@27c.; Hog Round, 2O@22c.....
= CoRN.-white, $3.50 l,GO; Yellow, Si,4O@
WHEAT.-Mdrkct steady, aad "a asgosod sh demand q
at 50, ,50@$2,T5, according to grade
sRheU UR.-According to quaiity, from $tfs 70 '~'
IN mEAI@aood demand prices ss vary "a from sl S i
to LARD: sa,sI; 2as@sssts. 90 II5
F sUGAR-Brown, l5c.; Clarified 17@1sc.;
Crushed and Powdered, 20 0@2lc..s.7e5 p T-f=..5i-l
BUTTER, Good Country, 25 @35 cts:
EGGS, p doz. 25sots.- ~ ..-sr.--gysyss-f y
BAsdISaasgnhy, { q . yard, 4d@4ss,; Dun 'a
RopE-Kentucly, p tb24@2sc.; Manilla,S
ID 2S@2Sc; White Cotton, q ID 40@4sc. '-s.s - g
=, II, IRoN-Sngish, q :. 1885 g sEeedes 90 l2ets';
szLT-Iisorpool, Sasaok;j js2,so@ss,oo. q
NEW YORK, septs.
Gold, 1859. Flour 6rmer; salcsa6sO barrels;
Southern, $lO,5O@s15,5O. Wheat 3@7c. higher.
Corn, cent higher; sales 143,o 900 bushels at s2tA
@s3c Oats dull Cotton frmer; sales $500
bales at 33635, Groceries 1uiet.
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STEPPED to the Lips in Honor and Re-
liability.

We mean the old and popular firm of j. SIDLEY
& soSs. Their place Of business is No. 8, War
rem Block, Augusta, Ga. They store and sell
Cotton. They keep always on hand the best
quality of Cotton Packing goods. Their Groce-
ries and Liquors are as fine as any in the world.
A new card from them will be found in our ad-
cnllmne
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
e Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which ho was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do so by addressing. in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. ~ Cedar St, New York.
Sept IL i'm 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
For the Advertiser.

Mn. EDroR la your last issue you spoke in
handsome terms of some few of our gallant dead,
and ask if any one is engaged in rcse1ing the
names of all from Edgc6eld who fell martyrs to
our lost cause? answer, Yes. I am making
the effort-and published m appropriate notice
of the death of the gallant RoBT. A. CowAN, soon
after his heroic fall at Seccssionvillc 10th june,
1862.
Commandants Of companies arc respectfully
begged to assist me in my labor of love.
JAS. C. BROOKS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
Office Columbia & Augusta II. r., Co.,

AUGUSTA, Ga., August 9Th, 1865.
An instalment Of Ten per cent. upon ali Sub.
scriptions made to the Capital Stock of thi.
Company since the FIRST of last September, ii
due and payable OF this Office on the first day Of
September 1866.
By order. of the Board of Directors.
VIM. CRAIG,
sec'ry & Treas. C. & A. R. R. Co.
Augusta, Aug IA I'm Ss
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Safe Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD. DISTRICT

80 EDGEFIELD, DISTRICT,
- IN EQUITY.
zedekiah Watkins, Admir-, Ri, for so,e Of L,na
vs. Drae ~ N
John F. Clark, ct. al. CIV
1T appearing to my satisfaction, that John F.
IL Clark and John B. Vance, two of the Defen-
dants in this cause, reside beyond the limits Of
the State, On motiontby Mr.. JONES, Sol. for Com
plainant, 1t is Ordered that they do plead, answer
or demur to the bill within thrcc months from tho
publication Of this order, or on default thereof,
thata decree pro confesso he rendered against
them. 2. W. CARW1LE, C.E.E.D.
Sept. I, 1866 3m . 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
Notice.

A PPLIcATI0N will be made at the regular :
"A Session of the Legislature TO Charter branch
Road from Edgefed c. Fl. to intersect the ocommo,,
bia d Augusta Railroad at the most accessible
point, for the purpose Of Tgnning Cars thereon.
either by Steam or Horse Power,
Sspti sm az
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADvAN, f.
Legislative Proceedings.

From our Columbia exchanges we Gull the
FIRST four days proceedings of the Legislature
now sitting in extra Session:
The extra session of the Legislature, re-
Gently called by Gov. Orr, for the considera.
ton of certain important measures commenced
Tuesday evening, 4;h inst, in the Collegr
Chapel. Contrary to general anticipation
larye number of memb.rs were present at an
early hour, who until called to order, INDUCED
in the enjoyable pastine Of giving and receiv
ing welcome.
The roll being called by Col. Sloan, the
Clerk Of the House, and a quorum having
responded tu their names, the Speaker called
,nr. House To order at eight o'clock. The
proclamation OF the Governor cnnvening the
L-.,,. ure was read aud followed by he
re..iins .: the 'url,ai If the las Session.
The Speaker announced number Of Eiec-
tisn Dis ,ricts in which vacancies had been
filled.
Mes<rs. McGrath, of Charleston, j. P
Thomas. OF Coumbia. Ball. of LanrenS, and
=. appeared and took tie oath
The Chair read a communication from Mr.
Mr.. II. Logare Farley reSigning Ms posiuon
a. R,lling Clerk of the House; :,
Also n communication from Mr.. John Ii.
po.twright rssigning his position as Msssen
ger Of the House.
On mott m of Gen. Darlington notice was
sent to the Senate announcing that the House
was ready to procaed to business.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson, of Sumter
similar notice was sent to the Governor.
A number of petitions were submitted.
A resolution was adopted, that when the
House adjourn it be adjourned to meet at 10
o'clock to morrow.
The House then adjourned.
A quorum was also present in the Senate,
bat no business of Importance transacted.
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LIVERPOOL, September {

The Brokers' circular reports decliue in
cotton of ID. per pound on tue weeks sales.
The sales of the week foot up $4,000 bales.
Middling Uplands are quoted at lad. Bread.
stuffs, active. and higher. Wheat advanced
I'D. Corn advanced Cd. per quarter. Gro
ceries quiet without noticeable change.
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BERLIN, September 7-P. n.

The bill to annex Hanover, Hesse, Mas
sau and Frankfort, to Prussia, has passed The
Chamber of Deputies. The Prussian Con-
stitution is to take effect on the first October,
1867.
Count Bismark has introduced bill for
the annexation of Schleswig and Holstein to
Prussia with the exception of one district
csded 20 Altenburg. Saxony gives up to
Prussia the fortress Of Konigstein.
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THEf DAILY PRESS. aa4 i
tezSe&&8'< FeL.1s& r. s5Stegsi :s:
AIcaEAp PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Subscriptions will be received for the DAILY
PREss at the following rates:
Six Months, in advance ...................... 90
Three Months, in advance ............ 200
Postmastcrs arc authorized and requested to
act as Agents in receiving and forwarding sub
scriptions to this Office, and will be allowed the
usual ped ecntnge in such business.
Ell. PUGRE,
Publisher Daily Press,
Augusta, Ga.
Sept. l2 St 81
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i've to plan for funding bonds and coupons

i've to plan for funding bonds and coupons
OF the State that have matured.
Mr.. Darlington introduced resolution re-
laiiye to aemurc snitablc place Of meeting;
which was sent to the Senate forconcurrence.
On motion Ct Mr.. Darlington, certain por-
tions of the Governors Message relative 10
persons Of color, penitentiary, !ood and finances
of the State, were made the special order ior
tomorrow, at O'Clock p. M.
After four ballots, Mr.. /. W. Iayne was
elected Reading Clerk, in place Of H. L. Far,
ley, resisned. ,u
Ger, in place OF j. L. Boatwrght, resigned.
Mr. Sparkman paid tribute TO the memo
ry of the Hon. j. Harles'on Read, and also
introduced preamble and series Of resolu-
,ions, Which were unanimously adopted, when
the House adjourned to meet to morrow, al
10 o'clock.
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Notice.

FNHE Subscriber, for the convenience CT his old
IL Friends and Customers, has placed his
NOTES and ACCOUNTS in the hands of j. L.
ADDISON, Esqr., who will please settle the same
with as little Inconvenience to them as possible.
JOHN NJ. CLARK.
Sept IL At 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12

Napoleon's health is not good, and it is
doubtful whether he will 60 70 Biarritz. : .
The Queen Of Spain has paid visit to the
Empress Eugene, at Biarriz. &5i'E
General Frank, the Austrian War Minister,
has resigned, in consequence of i'll health.
The Austrian official journal denies that
Austria has any idea of appropliating any
national object in Venetla.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12

The Times to-day editorially denies the
truth of the report which had gained some
currency of projected matrimonial alliance
between the King of Greece and the Prin-
cess Louisa, of England.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12
Foreign News.-By the Cable.

BERLIN, September 6.
The Prussian troops have been ordered to
the Rhine. The Prussian Government is un.
derstood to be treating for the purchase Of the
American iron-clad Dundcrberg.
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Sept IL