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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31
Notice.

Notice.
WYE will sell at.the late residence Of JOHN
w COLEMAN deceased, on the 18th of New,
next all the PERSONAL ESTATE of the said
deceased, consisting of
HORSES, MULES,
FAT HOGS, STOCK HOGS, CATTLE,
CORN, FODDER, OATS,
COTTON, a.
WHEAT, FLOUR
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
DC, &c. go
TERMs-Cash in Specie or its equivalent
!. :. :. S:eoLEMAs, :. COLEMAN, Adn'ors. j:
Oct. 5O, sszts.4:sss A.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31
Notice.

yTyHE LAW FIRM of BACON & BUTLER is
Il this day dissolved, by reason Of tho former
having boon commissioned District Judge.
The unfinished business of tho Firm will be
settled by either of the undersigned.
JOHN E. BACON,
NJ. G. BUTLER.
Oct II. ct A.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31

JOHN W. cARRINeTos,. JAMES GARDINER
! President. : [Of Augusta eonsliutionalist'
Vice. Pres't & Secy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31

Governor Orr has authorized the South Carroll
nian to say that he is utterly and unequiyocally
opposed TO the Constitutional Amendment, and
will not recVmineud its adoption by the Lcgisla-
ture of South Carolina.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31

Sept. II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07
VOLUME 81. NO. 4.
An Inquisitive Yankee.

A correspondent writing from Newport.
X l.. relates ths following Hon. Dunc.n
c. Pell. Who vas Lieut. Governor Of this
State last year. is a man Of considerable &c
oentricrsy Of character-a -hols-soulei.
good hcaitsd man. bat decidedly odd in
many respects Nothing 30 much disturb
ed his equanimiiy a. for persons to exhibit
curious disposition. and uttempt 70 know
more Of his afairs than be chose TO tell.
Many years ago NJ PeI vas 10 erect
fence around one Of has lots in the city, and
in srder 70 save himself from the daily in
terrogatories which he knew would De made
by has neighbOrs and passers-by. be had
sign painted on which he displayed all the
information IN regard 20 the fence which be
ianeied could possibly be desired or de-
handed lie narrated eoneisely the fol-
loving facts Who vas the owner Of the
lAsA wby he fenced IL IN bow mech lum-
Der The fence was TO contain. where he
bought Il and how much foot be paid for
Il ; the quantity Of nails 10 be used; the
name Of the builder. aud the exact anovut
Of land 70 be inelosed. Seif-satished that
be had answered all the questions that could
be asked. Mr PeH was quite happy AZ the
idea that be bad freed himself entirely
foa, Impairment Inquiries
Bot one night. or rather very early on q
very diassrecable morning. Mr.. Pen was
awakened from q deep sleep by loud
knocking AZ his front door The call ap-
peared 70 be so urgent that Mr. PeIl thrust
his bead out Of tho window and demanded.
IN no gentle tone. q" What in the - was
the natter" Standing shivering in has
only garment. Mr.. Pen beld the following
eolloquy ~ith the intruder:
4. - Does Mr. PeIl live here?"
o. Yes. What do yo1 want7
"Mr. Dunean c. PeIY-
q" Yes; Duncan G.. PeM
% !, it Mr.. PeIl who Is building the fence
On Mar strcctS-
% les. yes. certainly. What Of it7-
4" Wei. Mr.. Duncan c. Peu. do you in
tend 20 paint that fence. OF white-wash az -
The answer and the window went down
tog~ther. and Mr.. Pell retired to bed. salts
hed that there could be no escape from
lAnkee inquisiiivenes-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

Upon my honor.
-' That j. enough. % sad Danes. turning
over and msking himself comfortable. a.
though be mcant 70 fall asleep. II have
tie honor Of an Irish gentleman. and nav
r'ssi A. safe as thoagh we're under The cas-.
tle guard
The lipTsrsry salamander looked mar
velously astonishea ., The p-rt-nd.a .le.p-
er. but soon DANES began 70 .nore.
HalloA. said Mr. Foicy. e.. ar, M vos
gong to get uP?-
% No. " said Daines. Il have the VOID
q an Irish gentleman that be- will rot s,rik =
me in bed. and am sgr~ am not gong
20 get uP 10 have my bones broken. I-Il
never get up again. In the meantime. Mr..
Foiev. II you should war, your breakfast.
ring The bell the best In the house !. st
your service. The morning paper will be
here presentiy. but Be sure And air Il be-
fore reading. ihere j. nothing from ~hich
man catches coli 30 quickly as a damp josr-
nal. and thea Danes Affected 20 20 to
sleep.
The TIP h-i fun in him a. well as serori-
~ b. coald read the cunning Of the coun-
sci
Get Up. Mr. harrington. for ia bed or
cut q bed ] have not the pluck to hurt 30
droll heart
The result vas that in less than An hour
aitcrward DANES and has intended murder
er were sitting down TO a warm breakfast.
the latter only intent upon Assaol,ing a disb
Of smoking chops.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07
NO 46. PARIS MAINE. FRIDAY DECEMBER 7 ISee

you would Ike such a gar-en as Tom..,
Faded Tea-sincs. elingng to TIE lead brush.
and dahlias blooming from tie tangled
MAS. Rosc and spcArmini. Astors ana a.
paragus. growing IN lover like proHim;,v
while the walks are gracefully arched
With strong ueeds. hcIng themselves across
The way IN a very free and easy manner. -
" Mr. Marvin laughed again. in spite of
hinsch. as b. thought % his own carefslly
krpt yarl snd garden. where ore -ced
you'd be Placked up a. an intruder. ~here
not dock or dsndelion. or presenting
piautain had for years darcd 90 Eft their
heads. and where every yak "a a. pre-
cisely straight (sinoe Fanny had hecn the
mistress. a. ieast) a. the line that divided
the glo-sy trcsse. oi hi- wise's hair. On the
whole, be- had grown very fond of order.
bat there we're times when his soul srlt
tramneled. and in bis rebellion be felt dis
pod 90 knock around. oversei and break
up siifness out doors aad in with a ven
gcsno-.
d" No. Fanny. I wouh never have brok-
cn boricrs and weed arches. nor sofas
turned into a playground, bat woult
have les fvar ola little use. and more open.
sunny. genial frcedom. would rather be.
queath % NY great grandchildren worn
furniture. thrcadbare carpets. and tarnish-
et SILVER. than portraits wrinkie,l into
railroad maps. from carc-lines made by the
constant strain 10 keep these thing fresh.
whole ard bright. There arr al~avs ex-
tr-mes in everything. ~ould have only
plca.aos mean n bad bat one room
below ard one abov-. with a four feet vide
yard In front. ! would not. Ike poor
sam VII. have melon rinis and refuse
aPPics. broken glass s-d bits of earth
ern warv. occupying half the spscc. and
broken chairs and useless traps Sling cv-
cry Inch Hithin. No. would shov thai
htiie room could be made comfortable. and.
a. an hazards. homrlk- 81
Well. yoa are above hall risbti aid
thc wiiiiai little Fanny. and you "a see n
sou't prove a.
And. sore enough. Mr Marvin fouud. IN
les than a week. sun-lighiel psrlor, With
uncasrd furniture; and actually beard from
ns ehccrial rvcesses tbe merry yoices of
chiidrrn. who are ever the frst % appr-ci-
ate ihe birsseducss % true home. Fanny
Lai a mud % hrr own. but .he was
proud 90 yield gracefully when convinced
tAai hcr hasbani vas above half night. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

An amusing sfory of Dain~s Bsrrinc'on.
recorder of Bristol. T. related By one Of The
English press. Having 20 appear Tor the
plaintiff IN a cssc. DE- ia into tire defendant
rn onmrasur~d terms The individual IN
srigLcd against rot being prcsen'. only
heard % The iuvccfi,cs. After Bsrrinrto,.
ho~rver, bal cot back 20 Dublin. the de-
PENDANT. T~rpcrary man named Foley.
lost no iirne iu paying his compliments %
The council lie rode al DAY and all
night. and covervd nth sleet. arrived b.
fore barringtonf RESIDENCE in Harrour,
street. Dublin Thr0wing The bride Of BIS
smoking horse over tire railing of the ARA.
b. announced BIS arrival b. a thundering
knock a. The door. Barringion's valet an.
sTcrcd ihc summons. snd opening the
s'rrci-door bcheid the roueh-coarod Tip-
perary 6rc-eaier. Nth q large sick under
his arin ard the s'eci sticking TO his bu,ly
whiskcrs
90 i your master up2- demanded the
VISITOR. in a voice ,hai gave some intiua-
tion O.. tie object Of b.s Josrnev.
d" No. answered ihe nan.
" Then give him NY oomriimen,s. ard
say Mr. Foley-he % kno- ibe name--ili
b. glad o. s-s hirn.
The valet vent up stairs and toli NJ.
master. who was in bci. the r-srport Of his
s.sit.
" Then don't lci Mr. Foley IN for your
h'e. said Darlington. d" Tor Il is not hare
nor brace q dacks b. has come 70 present
me siih. q"
Ihe nan was leaving fhc room wi,cn
fou-h vt coat pushed by him. While st the
same time q thick voice aid. BY your
leave. and Sir. Foley entered the bed
roofn.
.' You know ny business. Or. ssid b.
% Darlington; '- I have made a journey 90
teach yoa manners. and BE- not ny purposc
% rcisra aniI have broken every booze ia
yoor body. ani 81 tLe sane tine O. cata
fvure of eigti s.ib be- sbii'eiiL before tbe
oherai glass
d" lou DO not mean 90 say rou uoaii
murder ne IN bed srciaiued DANES.
-ho bad a. nuch honor as cool cosrage.
" No. repiied the o'her. 4" ba, get op
a. sooa a. yoa can
" les replied Dane. that yoa nigh
iali On me the moment I rrt myseH out Of
a. blankets '
NJ. repiied the o,hcr. "Ipici-e you
ny word not 20 touch yos iili you are ost
oi bed
-" You wonr7~
No.
Upon your houory
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

waEaE rnE HoSoE LIS. New-York
elects John Morrisey. the prize-6ehier and
gambler. and Fernando Wood. the traitor.
20 Congress. Boston elects Mr Mitchell.
q coiofrd man. a. a member of the Legisla-
ture. from the ~eaithiesi and most istsIec-
tusl district OF ihst city. AZ once ell The
Dcmocrney II the county st up bowl Of
indignation and fear " they vii have 10
NARY niEger. Let us examine thc cas-
-. The Nation says that Morris.ev !, the
90 hrst pententiary convict who has ever
at IN "a Legislature Of Christian conn
Try According % an ofciaI record
published in this city. Morrissev has. in
thc course q his aircnfaroas DE. been
eight times Indicted Tor assault uith intent
20 kiii. assault snd battery and bureisry.
ard has served nine months a. bard isbor
in ihe Penrientiary for three several breach
90 the rubiic pesre
The stns paper SAYS Of Nr Mtchen
90 We knos him f1r modest. Intelligent.
brave -hrartei nan. vho entered one of ite
to Mss.achusrtfs regiments. sud was
wounded in the icg 1, one of fhose di.as-
trous bitties on The Southern plain ~hich
rsinoi ouiy honor % the heroic biarLs
D. = uorth that makes che nan. and uant
Of i ihc ieliou and tte question of color -
of nj importance in seuiirg the question.
The conparison mu-t prove od'ous % Ell
bones democrats. -ho have rot yet for-ut-
Zen % blush for sLaasc thtt tbcy arr 10 be
represented ia Congrcss hy couvicts. gam
blcrs and traitor.
lisnsing CMicb } Repsb Hc.n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07
Snow Storm in 1904.

October 6th. lsOg. shout the middle Of
the forenoon. u commenced snowing. We
had had no frost. the leaves we're all green
on TIE trees. the ~tnd was AZ rest. and the
snow came like a sugar snow. in large
fakes. vet and heavy. Wherever Il Ia II
wss sure 70 stay. Tie trees were soon
loaded. and the Old trees in the forest that
bad faced the elements for centuries. began
% trcmblc. IL the afternoon We beard
them crack and fall on the mountains like
distant thunder. and Tie Young trees bent
their beads % the earth and there stayed,
many 81 them until thc next summer. and
sosne Of -sein never regained their Bprigbt
positions. To many this was a dark day.
snos abost to feet deep. corn. potatoes
and apples. large part Of them. under the
sno-. aud 10 al aPPcarances a long. cold
winter was closing ~ upon us. The Gen
eral Assembly Of Vermont held ~ session
a. RatlAnd tbat faIi. and the representative
passing fhrosSh Woodstock and Sbcrburne
over The mountains 20 that place horseback.
a. was The custom 90 travel 10 lose days.
had a serious time getting throsgh. We
bad pleasant weaker AFTER the storm and
The crops were harvested without loss yet
soms Of u lay IN piles IN the woods and on
The north side Of the mountains until the
next sumner. rChaanosy Richard .on. in
woodstock Standard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

IELE0RsFHfC ASDcDorg An Eng
iish paper tells story 81 singuler ap-
Piieaiion Of ;he telegraph. ~hich may veil
60 into th@ permanent annals of iho cleo
iric wire. The special correspondent in
London of a Glasgo- paper was sccustorn-
ed every evening a. late hour - bring
his Dispatch % steiegraph oaioc in tbe up-
P,r story of high bsiidinr. The stre-t door
q vhich "a closed 81 ccriain hour. and
attendcd sffer that By porter. This func-
tionary. on the OCCASION IN question. wcnt
sound asleep. and the most energctic pound
ings Of The correspo ndenf on ths door we're
unsuecrssfui in awskening hins 10 b. daty
Afcr haif En- hour or % q decreasing IN
patience. the correspondent Ne upon a nov
81 idea. BE vcnt % an adioining tsle-
grsph station. asd cent message 10 Glas-
gov. requesting the cierk there D. tsis-
grapb b the cierk IN ne inaccessible upper
story in Loniou % 60 dovn stair. and
awaken the porter. Tbs vss done nth
entire success IN shout twenty ninstes.
the message travcrsing eistanos % over
igur huusirei mics 10 aroass q nan only
separated IRON Ire VISITOR by door.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07
vi 1 sc ELLA y Y
AbsTe Half Right


90 What = above ball night asked his
trim hiii, wi'e. ~ho va Just entering n
call him O. tea.
Ob. no matter. Fanny. bat an, slal II
tsa ;. rrady-'he CHILL has gone ouf,i1ie. and
that uiii so me sli rishi within.
% B1i insist upon knowins 10 ~bat that
orAcuiar coacission referred. ~ said Fanny.
iPiayfuiIy iniervsp,ing her husband's -ay 20
thc dining room.
Nov wish the bright face of bis wife. and
'hc pleasant PFospeot Of supper before him.
Marvin woald rather have been excused
from telling has previous cogitatious but
Fanny o. insisted ~
'' Pour me cup % tea. then. and = yoa
are wiling 10 riss spoiled supper. yoa
shall know %
o. Whai - The mystcryS saii Fancy. o.
she passed 'hs fragrant euP Of tea 10 ber
husband.
No mysterJ at al. vas only draw
ing a comparison. a. I sat by The kitchen
hTe. bstscen TOm uughe's home. manner
OF hs'ng. IA fact houseke-ping arrange
u'-nts gencrslly. and our own
. And vAo - above half rich,s asked
fsnny quickly surely not Ton and
CiarA-essgtbing AZ loose snl,-pers.cs
carviessnsss. not 10 call "a siaekne.s. stamp.
ed on everything cut % door and in. SacA
yard and garden. S-cct aorcr.. 20 l.,
ssre. bui oscrrun wiih we~ds--aik. ne
sl~cfed-bolders hroteu or altorsthsr lo.t /;
and iasiie. oh. dear I couiI never describe
a.
90 NOV. know bat comfort Is uhat Z
vas iooking 81. Fanny. osucrfs~ And
NJ Msrsin aushcd. in spitc oi him.rli. AZ
fauuy's blank look
90 Nor ooufssion thau comfort. I should
sayt~
Wei. b.. Ell - one feel. ssout it
Too nuch precision is apt 90 be chilling. ''
All vis'oas o; hncn-ca-c,i chairs and otto
maas. gs-ze-coserci pir;urcs. AMI dsrkeu-
cd viudoes in be orn perfectly kept par
lcn. voai rise ap in contrast With thc
. Pieasani freedom 20 his friends less pre-
truiious ard u,oic commonly u.ed rooms.
%. 30 got Hei to-nigli. and because I
did n't rssh. o. Clara voall have done. aua
hsrry yos into thc parior. vet boot. ar,l
dripping coat. urnbrr IA and az. % rum ,ie
carp,i and marble h,arib. you sat and had
al these hnrics over the k,,ehen frc.
'' Fanny. and Mr. Marvin voiec o..
suned a harshsr tone than n-aai. ..y yoa
rad knov ny iioaehts-a man &. nj r~.
'ponsib'c O. be ~iic Tor having them. I
take H. % don't he .Hrn,ird q revealed
thfu ai four ovn rvqucst believe lovc
ncafness anl order a. sell a. any nan. but
10 not love % De- rrampcd aud hamprrrd
a. even furn. afraid % step here or "a
there. 4 bii,e use ani l.f,ic i...s cercmo-
~. if'ic nor. wear AMI tear. all Iitile
lsss fornaiiy. uouil n't 90 seem more bone
hke. Fsnnyf~
Tbs Li'ing down of things r never
could bear. "a, the quiet reply Nov.
7 trl re card.4Iy. El~ard. wouiI yoa o.
~ii.ine slouif 90 Ala ard ArtLsr bring
ihe.r tooks 49, dom.uoes into tho parI.r.
o. brili forts l1l raliroais. on the carpet. h..
or iot susie have her dolls and tea .et
there; or ihuup over the piano nth her
nirrriiess. "a fingers i1r the ak ol a per-
Set iafgon oi noisc. instcal q keeping
them in ibe arr.ery. ani aiiouia- them
ouiy o. come in he parlor -ben properly
dressed and sf suiiabic times?
''Candiliy. -. ~osid rrally ike iti
Dear Effin fhirrs. ID ffrr, d. Isf.rv Ia e--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

WHY is Bockinghan Psiscs ths cheapest
ever erectsdS Becsssc h vas buih Cor one
sovereign and finished Coz smother.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-04-21
Good Articles and Low Prices t!
SlAeriH'R Sale.


DY virtue fan execution issued on Of the
I'D United States District Court of Pierce
county, W. T., and to me directed and deliv-
cred, have levied upon, seized and taken into
execution, and will sell according to law on
the prcmiseSon
Monday. tho asd day OF April, A. ID. 1850,
at l o'clock p. NJ, of said day, the following
described real estate, to-wit All that certain
piece or parcel OF land situate in Pierce coun-
ty, Washington Territory, that is known on
the recorded plat Of Lafayette Balchs part Of
the town Of Steilacoom as Lot No. five (5), in
Block No. QU, together with the tenements,
hereditamcnts and appurtenances thereunto
belonging, or in any wise appertaining, the
same to be sold to satisfy the balance of a
judgment calling fer the sum of $500 90, with
costs and increased costs, rendered by the
aforesaid Court, in favor of WIN. W. Miller
and against A. G. Lowell, ct al, and James f.
D. Jester, garnishec.
STEPHEN JUDSON,
Sheriff of Pierce County, w. T.
Dated, Steilacoom March 81, 1866. l4:4w
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H-E wsaL call the ats ntan= II Cot ~
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larg, stock Of goods Oar sfeck co@prlsss
every article IN the Cioihing and Furnishing
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and our prices for these Goods are less than
those of any house, as We receive them di-
rect from the manufacturer consignment.
Our stock Of Winter and Spring Goods is par
ticularly attractive. and the great feature TO
the country merchant is the unusually low
prices LESS
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TERMS FOR 1896.

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Olympia, March "a, 1856. 2o:td
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
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New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
pA, Ber.sr sxIzrD BY AZ ELEpHAsr.-Dap Bry.

DAN BRYAsT sEIzrD BY An ELEPHAST.-Dap Bry-
ant the Irish comedisu E.s iDTtsd few days ago BY tho
owner Of menagere Cincinnati TO yisit the eclecor of
animals IN eir wints quarters Tie two Inspected TIN
bensts ster one OF Mr. Brysnts evening performances
over aud hA animals angry being disturbed such
greeted them wth al sorts Of rude noises until
the eeen Who enjoyed greater degree Of liberty than
rest AID specially indignant at being awakened for
mans curiosity seized the astonshed actor with his trunk
lifted Brvant high air and after swinging him u and
several imcs threw him sway about ~ feet The eomediaA
fortunately fe upon pile Oi hay, and ghtsnsA
than hurt