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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21

BOLD ATTACK OF A RAILROAD TRAIN
On Wednesday night, about o'clock, as the
train on the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road was about Eve miles from Franklin, KY.
the engineer discovered that the road was
barricaded. He Immediately slackened speed
but not until the en ilc, baggage car al
express car were thrown from the track and
upset.
The passengers being aroused found the
train surrounded by guerillas, who fired one
shot as u note Of warning, which passed
through the car without injuring any one.
The euerias then entered the sleeping-cer
and ordered tho passengers to so forward t,
the next car. As they crossed the platform
each one wus compelled to hand over hi'
pucket-book.
The whole transaction occupied not more
than FIVE minutes, and, before the passengers
fairly recovered from their astonshinent, the
ntruders were gone.
When the guer;llas had departed, it was
discovered that the train was on FIRE, having
ught from stove in the cypress car. The
passenger cars were pushed back out Of dan
ger, but the engine, express carand baggage
car We're buracd. None Of the express freight
was saved, though most Of the baggage was
removed. The safe Of the Express Company
even was burned. .!tlanta Era.
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OBITUARY.
To The Memory
OF OEh oP

The prime of our land ,rho are cold ia her clay
JAMES SAUNDERS DAY, eldest son of Ju
LIus and ELIZABETH DAr, of Edgefsld District
who died, of bilious .ever, on the 18th Of October
1866. in the 18th year of his ago. Until stricken
from the roll Of active life, there seldom lived
man whose daily walk and conversation distilled
moro Of the essence Of pure native nobility than
did that Of JAMES DAT. Throughout the twenty.
ty FIVE years Of bis short life, Homer Patriotism,
Affection, Sincerity "strovc which shoull express
him goodliest."
While tho spirit Of the lasd was stirred ty
tho great events that have so recently traRspirod,
no young man of the country was more ready TO
undergo the dangers and prirations cf tho field
than JAMES DAY. Mono did undergo II N more
fully, rore fesressly, moro enthusiastically, more
checrfully more efficiently, or for longer time.
The spring Of 1851 found him girded for the
strife The spring OF 1865 found him still camp
ing upon the field
When the history ef tho Hsmpton Legion and
OF GrRr's Brigade shall be truthfully written,
tri,ht upon its pages will be the nsmes of Major
CHARLES McCAys, the intrepid commander Of
scouts, and Of JAMES DAY, mis- bravsst and trusti-
est follower.
There was rot relation of life which he did
not 6ll to the utmost measure. Was it patriotism ?
His record, az shown above, will answer. Was 1t
friendship! None were moro sincere. Was it
honor! Nome more transparent. Was it devotion
in the domestic circle and around his fathers
h.arthst.ne! No son, brother, friend was ever
more beloved. His manners were aa refined as
bis nature and character were pure.
Make him grave wh,re Southern s.ighing,
Sound ssd requiem for tho young and bravo,
Under the cedars whore his friends are lying,
There will W water With our tears his grave
There, in the soil our brother died to save,
Make him grave.
HIS BRornRR-SoLDIkR G..
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, by Rev. ]. Trapp, at the residence
o. the brides father. on the 18Th inat., Miss A
B. STILL, daughter, Of z. STI.~, Etq., Of this
District, and Mr.. H. D. HOOD, of Gresnvills
District, S. C.
MARRIED, on the 18th inst., by Rev. D. D.
Brunsou, Mr.. JASPER TALBERT and Miss
SUSAN GARRETT, nll of tbi. Dis!ric..
From both these marriage feasts wc have re-
ceivcd generous supplies of rich and handsome
cake, for which thoughtful poitencss the differ
ont parties shall live forever 10 our kind remem-
brancc. And wc watt them, herewith, from the
hcart of this old Printing 0nico, our blessings,
congratulations and best wi'hes.
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Alabama and the Constitutional
Amendment.

MOBILE, November I3.
The Governors Message takes very strong
grounds against the constitutional amend
ment. After reviewing the whole subject, nc
says: " am decidedly Of opinion that this
amendment should not be ratified. The first
section embodics principle dangerous to the
liberties of the people of the whole country,
and is as applicable to New York and Mas
sachusetts az to Alabama. The thin i section
would bring no possible good to the rep. esen'
ted States, while it would reduce those which
are unrepresen,ed to anarchy and ruin. We
are sincerely dcsirors for complete restora-
ton Of he Union aud want couciliation, hn'-
mony and national tranquility. We feel that
we have given every evidence Of an honest
purpose to conform in good faith to he con-
dition of things surrounding US. Alabama is
as true to-day to the Constitution and the
Laws OF the Government as any State in the
Union. Under the Internal Revenue law, by
the tax on cotton, the peopl. of this State
now psya revenue to The Government OF
near:y tcn million Of dollars annually. In the
enactment Of those laws we had no voice.
The constitutional Amendment was proposed
when nearly one third Of the States were url-
represented, aud all its harsh features are aim
ed at the States thus excluded. The ratlil.
cstion of such an amendment under such Cir.
cums,ances cannot accomplish anv good to
the coua,ry, but might bring irrevocable dl''
AS.cr.
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ns- The Hon. James Brooks, proprietor OF
the New York Eceni"y Erpr",', has been again
elected to Congress by over 5000 majority. This
!, n sharp robuke to the Radicals in Congress-
who ous,,d Mr.. Brooks from his seat to give place
to Mr.. Dodge, Radical.
S>7r IL, recon. elections settled one point
couclu,iv,ly, at least for sme time 10 com'-'n'
.onsti,ueionn, nmenlment will not be ad"ptcu.
N-ithor the Legislature Of Maryland nor peia-
ware will sanction it. These, wit: kentueHy anu
tho ten excluded States, make thirteen oPposcu
to it.
1s5- A bill has been introduced in the Senate
of Mississippi, which has for lis object tho ineof-
,o,.,on of an industrial association for the tenen'
or the South. Under tho proposed charter II ]"
contemplated to raise money on the pledge Oh
real estate, to DO loaned to planters and others
whose money means have become limited by tho
late war. Duff Green is nj the head Of the move
nent.
sv Cen. Siekle', commander Of tho Depart
m,nt of South Carolina. has boon called to Wash
iur,on. The precise Import oi the order is state
secret, wh;uii will require week or mVro of tim0
10 divuige.
rs- The Pse,idsnt's message is nearly compile
ted. A por.iot Of |. MAS resd to the Cabinet on
tb. lJ,h. He is urged to recommend universal
amnesty and partial suffrage, bat it is understood
h, will adhere to formerly expressed convictions.
1ss- Tho Mobile Tribune predicts ths. the
soush vii, bs moro pr0spssoas STe years ssaes
taaa d has eTeg bssa
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Vague rumors arc aaoat thst the Empo-
,or M..imilisn has been offered the Crown Of
Poland, under certain orcntual,ie'.
zs- Hon. JEFF. Davis has been removed froIs
hi, c,s.matss to moro commod:oui apartments In
Carroll Hall.
cy The prospect now is that meats will fall
10 tho low price before tho var
eay Quite number Of the Governors OF the
s.,,b.,n States h.vo addressed letters to th'
pre.ilvnt, asking f.r his opinion as to what tho
Southern State, ough; to d., and it il said that
b. h., the matter under adrisemsnt now.
It is stated that John Morrissey gaTo
slso, 900 to carry on the political campaign ~
ths gssss Of MeS yesb.
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Goodrich. wineman L Co.

Among the mos. extensive Dealers in-ana I'm
portsrs of-Druga, Medicines and Chemicals IN
the South, we may place the celebrated firm OF
GOODRICH, W1sExAz Co formerly Jous ASH
HURT 4 Co-of Charleston. S. c. Thoy occupy
No l53, meeting Street. Their establishment 10
such one, in every respect, a' would csuso II 70
be denominated "frst class in any city Of Europe
or America. The gentlemen composing the n NJ
are we'll and widely known. GsosoK Z. GOOD
u,cX, PHLir WSEuAs and JouS AsHHrnsr, wo
should say, constitute high-toned and thorough
" reliable business house.
We bespeak particular attention fer their ad-
yortisemen. in another column.
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Just Twenty-One, and in the Bloom
of Beauty.

Just Twenty-Onc, and in the Bloom
Of Beauty.
But VIC will say nothing about hor youth. Nc
indeed; for though so beautiful, she is already
old. And though old, she is like CleoPatra
cage cauuot wither her, nor custom stale her in
nri.s variety,
Bah young men-and old-we arc bound to
disappoin. you. We are not speaking Of one OF
Ewes daughters, but Of Turrs Drug Store in
Augusta. As will be seon by Mr.. Turrs adver-
tiscmsnt in another column, this famous eStab.
lishm cnt is now twcnty-one years Of use. And
is to day 1T the summit Of usefulness and popu-
larity. And as 10 being supcrbly and ineompars-
bly, beautiful, no ono who has bcheld i. can deny
the fact.
OF course, after these twenty-one years OF
brilliaat success, no man is better qualified to
prepare, to import, to sell, Drugs, Modicino' and
Chemicals than WV. II. Turf Of Augusta keAd
his advertisement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21

Lieutenant General Sherman, when in
Washington, made no secret OF his support /
the Presidents p.lcy. Oa one occasion he
said "Sodiers havo something else to do
now besides fighting. We fought the rebels
sslong as there were any to fight. What we
have 10 co now is 10 secure the object for which
we fought. We fought to restore the Union ;
let US now restore it." He frequently ex-
pressed his surpriue and Indignation that the
Southern States were deprived of the right of
represent tion so long after the termination
ofthe war
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The Oranreburv Murder.

The two negroes who murdered Mrs. Garvin
and dau ghtcr near orangeburg, were arre''ed on
the 10th, and lung the next day b, the citizens
Of the neighborhood where tho murder was com
mi,t.d. The freedmen Of the vicinity wero 50
incensed ag sins. tn, perpetrators VI this ie"rtu
OUTRAGE. that thsy wanted to tie the nurdsrers 10
q stake and bum them, but were prevented iron
carrying out their intentions by tho active inter
forencc OF the citizens.
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A Valuable Pamphlet.

Ga our desk is Compilation OF tho Aet''
Rules, Fams and Regulations rotating 10 tue
District Courts. and Civil Rights Bill II II
,,up;lod and au.hvuticmleIty WILLiAH X. husrr'
Secretary Of State OF South Carolina; ard pun
lissod. in uicu ror,u. by JuLiAx A. SSLnr oi' Co.
h,o,h;, stat. Printer. OF course Mr.. Husrr has
done hi. work vol, and Of course this C"mpila'
tim is u valuaL!o thing and will be il great de-
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Rcyivn, cfihe Charleston Mercury.

Tho r,n-.e.,"n Mercury. univ.r.'l'y known
Ia ,uuu. IN Cor many long y:ar in the past Que
OF b., .i,!r4, aui II. ~ 'furntal papers in all th's
vii, country y, .u >. i. to be revived Nay. :"
revived. rs arst number was to appear on W. IL
day laa,. It's proprietor and editor rs 'of f""'e
ye.rs before the war. Is Col. R. BARSWELL hhE1T'
Jr., We offer him our aiucerest congratulations
ard good wishes. And hope to receive the Aer'
en-y with tho promptnoss and regularity-alWay'
NJ. ,J,v s..nr,ciated--of the old tine.
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ALSO.

will also by an ordcr from the Ordinary, sell
at the same lime and place, all the balance of the
PERSONAL ESTATE of JOHN QUATTLE-
BAUM, deed, consisting of
FOUR HEAD HORSES AND MULES,
CATTLE, HOGS,
CORN, FODDER, sHUcKs, OATS, WHEAT,
PEAS. COTTON SEED,
ONE WAGON. ONE CARRIAGE,
BLACKSMITHS AND PLANTATION TOOLS
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
COOKING UTENSILS, &C., &C., &e.
Terms, Cash in Gold. or equivalent in Currency.
SIMEON COGBURN, Ex'or.
Nov. 90, St AZ
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

IN ORDINARY.
UY W. F. DURIsoE, Esqr., Ordinary of Edge.
I'D fold District.
Whereas, q. W. Cnrwilc, C.EE.D. has applied 10
mo for Letters of Administration, en nll nnd .in.
guar tho goods and chnttlor, rights and credits or
BrrLloy n. Martin, Into of tho District aforesaid.
doccasod.
Those arc, therefore, to cito and aimoni,b all
and singulnr, tho kindred and creditors of tho
said deceased, to bo and appear before me, at our
holden Mt EsgoAeld @. H., on the 20lb day os
Dec. next, to show Cause, if any, why tho said
administration should not be graaisd.
Given under my hand and Hoal, this lglh dav or
Nov. 10 tho yonr Of our Lord ono thousand cjybt
hundred and sixty.si1 and in III. ninety. .arst
yonr Of American Independence
WE. DURIs0E, O.E.D.
Nov. 20, o. N
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Dancing School.

MNoNs. BERGER, respectfully informs
I'VE tho Ladies and Gentlemen of Edgefeld
that he has opened DANCING SCHOOL in the
Village and one at the residence of j. NJ. Har-
rifon, Esq.
Term, $40, in advance, per session of IL les
sons; three lessons a week.
GS- For particulars, apply at the Carolina
House.
Nov IL, II 40
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n.ou,ifu, Piece Of Dance Music.

n DchutfIUI ItCo OF H|"e ~
Wu havo to thank Mr.. SIGisNUSp SchRHiSRR
of the Mu.ie and Book Store Of Jons c. ScuRxi
xln ( Sons, Augusta Gu for beautiful 9aiop
composed by hin.of AMI just published. VIC
find /. \ gem of dance music, dashiuy, effective
original aud recommend it to all amateurs In
vlnt Of a brilliant show piece. "Galop di Brs'
vurs," BY SIGIsuUxp ScuRRISsR.
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State of South Carolina,
EnnEETEI N MI TRJGT
DGEFIELD DILTKIC'
IN ORDTN1R Y.

7N URUINHRY.
UDY W. +. DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge.
I'D field District.
Whcroas, A. IIolingsworth hns applied to me
for Letters of Administration, with tho will nm
nexed, on NIL and singular the goods and chatlcs,
rights and credits Of James s. Harrison atc Of tho
District aforesaid, deccnscd.
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish Nil
and ,ingulnr, the kindred and creditors Of tho
said dcccased to be and appear before inc, ut our
ne1t 0rdinnry's Court for tho said District, 10 bo
holden Mt EdgoGod c. H., on the 3rd dny of
Dec. noxL to show causo, If my, why the said
administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand snd seal, this 10Th dny Of
Nov in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and rixty-Six and in the nnoty first yenr
Of American Independence.
W. DUR1sOE, 0.ED.
Nov. 20, q AZ
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

AOANA1S4u 1eI1 O4i ~ OAIAi
IN Pursuance o. nm Order from W. 3. Durisoc
Il Ordinary Of ldsefeld District, will sell al
the late rc,idone of DR.. ]. q. WILLIAMS,
decd, on TUESDAY, the 1lth December ncxt,
all the PERSONA ESTATE of said deceased,
consisting Of
HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP,
FAT AND STOCK HOGS,
CORN AND FODDER,
OATS, PEAS,SHUCKS,
ONE CARRIlGE, TWO WAGONS,
ONE FINE GLD WATCH,
ONE LOT MDICAL BOOKS,
ONE CASE DSSECTING INSTRUMENTS,
H0USEH0LDFURNITU
KITCHEN UENSILS, &C., &c.
GS- Terms Gas in Specie, or its equivalent in
currency.
J. D. ZIMMERMAN, Ad'or.
Nov 19 st AZ
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For Feeding.-For Miliing-.For Dis
tilIing.

Bee tho adverti,emsntu of Nr. A. II. ksTcHAN
Ho Ia a popular and experienced business man,
lat, Of Charleston. At pres. mt, however, he dis
nousos tho p.na Of lfo-corn, Wheat, Rye, Baf-
lay, Oats, &c-in Augusta on jackson street.
b.tvssu Globo Hotel and Ball Tower. And one
# his sxlesm-n n is Mr.. JouS Lros, whose o6hg-
ing hand Bdgedsld people arc always happy :"
hhaka
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nS- For Artificial Legs, Arms, and apParatu'
70, Crooked Limbs aud Spinal curviture', ad
dr,a J. Z. Gardner, Manufactures Of Dr.. Blys
p..,n. Artificial Legs 10. 1885, King ss-, Char
lo,ton. S. C. Prices Of Artificial Lsgs fr-m $Ts
- 8aso.
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FOR SALE. Or 70 RENT.

4 /esS ~ Tho Subscriber oil. r. Tor sale
fsSI his HOUSE AND LOT situated
M aI9RBsA little over mile from the con-
ssssss.Sessz4s trc of Edgcaold Village, on a
commanding and elevated site.
The lIouse is " large and commodious Gothic
Cottage. new hnd we'll fnished, with ninc large
rooms bcsidcs Pantries, Closets, &c. AL neccs-
snry out buildings. row and in good order. A
well Of cxcelaut wafer in the yar.l, and good
spring nnd spring house for milk and butter, in II
very short distance. A good stream Of water
runnin., through the horse lot.
Tha 10. contains 80 acres. more or leas, "f
which about l. are c!cared-he rest in woods.
There is an Orchard "f choice Peaches, Purnbs,
Pears aud Apples sAlso, Vine, ard uf select
Grapc., embracing the Catawba, Warren, Tnulipe,
liz Noire, and I:abela varieties Also, IL Fish
Pond we'll stocked with Bream, Perch, Turtles.
&c &r.
This is chance for comfortable residence
rarely offered for sale. If it is not s'ld by the
first of Junuary next, it will be rented for the
suing yeIr on reasonable terms.
j. H. MINIS.
During my absence D. r. Durisoe OF ]. B. Sui
ivan will show the place to any one applying.
Nov. 20, If At
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eS colony Of Poles are about locating in
the Wilderness, famous as the battle ground be.
tween the contsnding armies Of Lee, Hooker and
Grant. Gen. Tochman, Polish exile in this
country, is at tho head Of the colony.
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THE ADVERTISER /.
JAMEs T. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 81, 1905.
Reports.

We have received the Reports Of the Chairman
sud rrcnsnrer Of tho Commissioners Of the Poor
for ls,;ivld District for the years 1866 and 1866
,.1 will rubbish the same next wcrk.
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A Gold Watch for Ten Dollars.
a sp,epdid Patent Lcv.r Gold Watch has been
lsr, u. the Sto-o Of Mes.rs. CuEAruAs Il BHo' u
b.r.aled rs soon rs eleven chances ure taken, Al
EN- u chan.e Lu.k out.
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COMMERCIAL.

AUGUSTA, Nov. IL.
COTTON.-The market to-day was very ir-
rogular-transactions too limited to warrant quo
tations Offering stock light, factors having WITH
drawn their stock.
Sales to day, 123 bales, as folioH':-o at 70, 3
at 81. % at 3i SO at 80 and 81 bales at s3a cents
Receipts, 4S3 bales.
GOLD.-Brokers arc buying at l45. and sell
ing atl41. News of decline in New York caus-
cd dull feeling in the markct to-day
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EXECUTORS SALE.

EAEOU 1Oh - SALE.
Elizabeth Quattlebaum,
Vi. In Equity.
simson Cosbura, Ey'or., ct al.
.NDY Virtue Of an Order Of tho Court of Equity
I'D in the above stated cause, I will sell at the
Ia residence Of JOHN QUATTLEBAUM, decd,
on MONDAY. the 1Tth Docemlor next, TWO
(2) TRACTS OF LAND, viz:
TRACT no. ], Containing Three Hundred aud
Eigtty.sevcn and a half (3S7O Acres, more or
less, adjoining lAnds of Geo. QUITS, Capt Jas.
Dorm, DR.. Jno. Lanarum and others.
TRACT NO, 2, Containing Orc Hundred aud
Sevcnty-iyc (l75) Acros, more or less, adjoining
lands Of Geo. QUITS, Jas. Still, Jas. A. MeManus
and others.
Terms Of sale on credit of twelve n tbs with
Interest from date, in Specie, except as to so much
rs will pay tie costs Of this suit which must be
paid in Cash Purchasers to give noto with two
good surrties ard Il Mortgage Of tho premises 10
secure the purchase money.
SIMEON COGBURN, Ex'or.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

IN Pursuance of an Order FROM W. F. DuzisOe,
Esq, Ordinary Of Edgefeld District, I will
sell Mt the late residence of JOHN II. MOSS,
decd. on FRIDAY, the 7th December next, al
the Personal ESTATE CT said deceased,
consisting in part Of
CORN. FODDER, WHEAT, sHUCKs,
FARMING UTENSILS,
BLACKSMITH and CARPENTERS TOOLS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
KITCHEN do
GIN HEAD,
Ono Set of Surveyors instruments,
&C., &C., &c.
III Tcrns Cash in Specie, or its equivalent
MARY A. MOSS, Adm'x.
Nov 10 3tA II
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Thanks.

Lieut.. WALSH, in command Of the quiot and
orderly garrison in this place. has ou' thanks Tor
{. l.,e number of tho Now York Herald.
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offering their friends and the
BEST STOCK OF GROCERIES be found The City, their
topd ow Pr9s
Planters and Country Merchants will find their interest by calling upon
when visiting the City to make their usua! purchases.
We in and offering LOW PRICES;
A. B. and SUGARS Loaf Puveised and Crushed SUGARS;
Rio Javaa and Laguira COFFEE, BACON MOLASSES;,
BAGGNG ROPE, Patent Iron TIES for COTTON;
Double and Superfne FLOUR;
MACKEREL, SALMON, WHITE FISH, HERRING and COD FISH,
English Dairy, Factory CHEESE Goshen BUTTEE
SYRUP, SYRUP Brooklyn SYRUP;
PICKLES, PRESERVES, Can FRUITS. JELLlEs, OYSTERS;
X NJ XXX, XXXX WISkEY:S. Kanawha Valley WIllSKEY;
Imperial Crown HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA RUN;
Otard Dupoy, Pelvosn and Cognac BRANDY;
eand I5arkSh MADEIRA WINES Malaga WINE;
RAsNs, CURRAN1s, ClTRoN, ALMONDS, LEMONS, ORANGES
andN NUTS;
Northern APPLES Irish POTATOES, Silver Skin ONIONS;
BUCKETS. TUBS, PALS, Horse BRUSHES, LEATlER
Vnrous ether articles
LEVY & JACOBS.
Now SIN
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The Meeting of the Legislature.

The Legislature Of sonih Carolina will meet
l. regular scssion on Monday next. It's princi-
pal work will be, wo surpos-, further considers
:on of the question of giving relief to tho people
Of the Stats irop, their pecunisry difficulties; Of
tho question of the District Courts; Of tho quos-
Ii N o. obtaining corn for the iniigon,; and last,
but NOT least, oc tho question Of the Constitutional
Amendment.
Since the udjuurnn. Mt of the lmtc extra $assion,
public meetings h.fse Sosn held in many Districts
Of the State. aad the Representatives frcn ahose
hi tr.ts instructed to .til use THUR best rndcav-
o "a to deY,so relief for tho people regards the
Debt question; and also to ,nnko strong effort
t. abol-h tho District Courts, it being the sense
of thc.c meetings that the said Courts will be the
cause Of vas. and entirely unnecessary expense
to the State.
As regards the adoption of the Constit.tional
Amendment, We opino there will be unanimous
vote against it. It is not to be believed tLa.
single one Of the Southern States will accept the
degrading conditions upon which the dominant
faction In Congress ,nookipsy propose "to adni
Them to all their rights and franchises within the
Uni-n." With one accord tho Southern prs'0
and people should say, "lst thsro hs no further
yielding on tho part Of our deeply injured and
oppressed people, to tho demands Of tue mad
fanatics who now run riot at tho North" Con-
scious Of having done all, and yielded all, thst
On honorable foc could domand, or that . gallant
though unfortunate people could submit to, LOT
US trust our sauss, arst 10 God, arapthon, for
,oms years longer still, 70 the honost, esnserra
tive friends Of the Union at the North, aud pa
tisnlly await the result
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21
NEW York, Nov. II.

NEw York, Nov. IT,
Cotton quiet and slender; sales 500 bales at
33i@34. Flour dull. Wheat Sery dull, and de-
clined from to Sc. Corn declined l@2c. Whis-
ky dull and unchanged Bef dull. Pork firm.
Naval Store, quiet. Turpeutine. 77@ 7f!. Rosin,
SOLO. Gold, 4ls.