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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-03-28
State of South Carolina,
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

my W. F. DURIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary of
I'D Edgafeld District:
Whereas, j. W. Zimmerman has applied to
me for Letters of Administration on all and
singular tho goods and chattcis, rights and cred
its Of S. W. Ouxts, late OF the District afore-.
These nre, therefore, to cito and admonish all
and ain cuar, the kindred and creditors of tho said
deceased, to be and appear boforc mo, at our next
Ordiuary's Court for the snid District to bo holden
ut Eago6ola Court House, ON the Srd day Of
April next, to show cause, II any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 2oth day Of
March in year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hum
dred and sixty-six, and In tho 9oth year OF tho
". r. DURl60E, o.E.D.
Mar 10 vt IL
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4 COOP OSE--Epes Sargent of the
Boston Transcript, tells good many
stories under the head Of Dealings
with the Dead" One Of these numbers
he devotes to fortune-hunting, and amongst
other illustrations gives the case of a MIR.
Mewins. He was ccurting young lady
of some attractions, and something of q
fortune into the bargain. After liberal
arrangement had been made for the
young lady by her father, Mr.. Mcwins
having taken particular fancy to q little
brown mare, demanded that it should be
thrown into the bargain; and upon q
positive refusal, the match was broken
off, After couple Of years, the parties
accidently h.~t at country ball Mr..
Mewins was quite willing to renew the
engagement; the lady appeared not to
have the slightest recollection of him.
"Surely you have not forgotten ME"
said he. What name, sir?" she in
quircd. "Mewins," lie replied; 81 had
the honor of paying my addresses to you,
about two years ago." 81 remember o
person of that name" she rejoincd, "who
paid his addresses to my fathers brown
mare"
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Bill Arp. in postscript 10 one of his
letters says: "lm Citing to be highly
loyal, | know am; for fellow tried to
sell Inc little niger to day and would
ent buy him. heard of bill that's
comm up TO bind ont the niggers for 80.
years, and I'm agin it. Darned if I'll
vote for more than so. You can tell
Thad. Stephens of these hopeful signs.
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7Dlotto Z, Of the Mas. !.

Iv0 seen enough Va iIo, eltuouSu
No. yst beyond my prime;
with man of eli sorts-high and Low
I've mingled in my time.
eWhsn but boy ii came to pass
That, thrown upon tho town,
foand tho motto Of tho mass
Was "Kiek him when he,s down."
And every year since then hath given
Fresh proof Of this decree;
Dut, whsthsr made in hell or heaven,
The doctors disagree.
enly know the fact il so,
And, smile ut It or frown,
TIE art Of life seems in the strife,
20 kick whoeyer's down.
Yeuns Loon, In his twentieth year,
Had frisnds--God wut! sheap;
Their friondship may have been sincere
II surely vas not cheap.
He came of ags-apcnt nj ho had,
And wandering through tho town,
Neglected, hungry. vol! Sigh mad,
" at kicked when he was down.
Pour Edith, too. the lorsliest girl
That ever charmed our sight,
OF bssasy's crown tho fairost psarl,
Aud good as ,hs ives bright.
Shs fsii--she fell. Lee scandal toll
The tsls to all the town,
Aloud proclaim sisters shame,
And kick hor when shes down.
With high and loW-but chiefly so
Among the vulgar great
This motto rulss, aud all are fools
who'dafo its truth debate;
oh, brothers! Earth wore paradise,
And heaven without . frown,
Gould we uproot such social lies,
As "Kick him when he's down"
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cuteness and satisfaction on the face of
the pincher, changed in an instant to one
Of painful sheepishness, and he subsided
INFO his seat and braced himself for the
coming sermon.
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;tate of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
q !. IN EQUITY.
Robert Hatcher aud uifs Ptrms- *. tsGS
lia Hatcher, Jamss Morris aud {
Lucy Morris, etaI, - Bhl for Par,
W. Acct. d Relief
Alfred Hatcher 4 Samuel Poay,
Adm'or. OF al. es j
1T appearing to my satIsfassion that. the Dsfsa.
i dants John Hatcher. Martin sPb iiips and Wife
Polly, Rsnj. r. Hatcher, joha cs1pentsr,
Hardy and wife Elisabeth, Benjamin Tionas and
- Powell aud wife Lncy, resids beyond the
limits,of this States On motion Of Esssre. AssEr
4 WnIsu., DorplainantS Solicitors, otdsred that
tho said Defendants DO sppnsf and plead, answer
or demua to this bill Within tffss months from
the publication hersof or in defrul, thsieof judg-
nent will be rendered against thsna pro eesfssso.
- ~ - ~ g. W. CARWILE, c.H.z.D.
Feb. Is, 1856. :. .3m4 -.
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NEW YORK.

THE attention Of The Public and the trade is
invited to cur New SCALE OCTAVE ROSE
WOOD PIANO FoRTEs, which for volume and
purity of tono arc unrvslled, by any hitherto Of
fsred in this market. They contain NIL the mod
ern improvements, French Grand Action, Harp
Pedal, Iron Frane, over-s.rung Bass, &C., and
o.ch instrument being made under the personal
supervision of Mr.. J. II, GnovEsrEEs, who has
had a practical experience of over 36 years in
their manufacture, is fully warranted in ovcry
particular.
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State of South. sCarolina.

State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY. y
HpY WE. DuR1soE, Epq, Ordinary of Edge-
I'D Geld District
Whereas, VIM. F. Street has applied to m.
for Letters Of Administration, on, al sad singu.
lar the goods and chattels, rights and credits Of
Edmond Mills, late of the District aforesaid,
dcc'd. 80 --S 80
= Those are. therefore, to. ciee and adnouish all
and singular, tho kindred ssnd creditors of the
said deceased, to bo and appear before mo, at our
next 0rdinarys Court for tho said District, to be
holden At Edgo1old Court House, on the 18th day
Of Mar. inst, to show cause, II any, Why the
saidtadministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal, this 10th day Of
March in tho Yaar of our Lord ono thousand
cish. hundred and si1ty-sir, and in the Goth
year Of tho Independence Of the United Seatss.
~ Ir,srtta 49, s.sc .. .Ei- -ta-h= =. -
nc = is.',,e .s..0URtsoE a.S.a =
eaarss % 60, iIss. -sssgs.s I'd Z;
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YOUNG AMERICA WoNDERs.-Wo onder
why mama keeps Bridget at home from
church to work all day, and then says it
is wicked for me to build my rabbit house
ON Sunday?
Wonder why our minister bought that
pretty cane with the yellow lions head
on the top, and then asked me for my
cent to put in the missionary box? Don't
| want a jewsharp just as well az he
wanted cane? 'e. s7~
Wonder what makes papa tell such
nice stories to, visitors, about his hiding
the masters rattan when he went to
school, and about his running away from
the school.mistress when she was going
to whip him, and then shat me up in q
dark room all day because ! tried just
once to be as smart as he was.
Wonder what made papa say thai
wicked word whom Betsy upset the ink
all over his papers, and then slapped MY
ears because said the same thing wher
my kite.strng broke?
Wonder why mama told Bridget the
other day to say that she was not at home
when Tommy Days mother called, ane
then pits me to bed without my suppel
every time | tell lie?
Oh, dear! there are lots of things
want to know. wish was man
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-03-28

THE EUREKA SIf ASSOCiAIION
would cal attention t, the fc: OF It's bsns the Origna
nnJ largest lift isIociaon in the cOuntry We are
therefore, enabled 10 send FISEg G0ops, and give better
chances to obtain the more pihdbie Iicex. than any
o,r e,lrbi.h .hmen OF The kind. he bus;Ee,s coniin
mes to be conducted In fair aud honorable iinnncr,
and large and greatly lncreatng trade is proof That
our patrons appreciate lhls ihet"u VI oD'""i' lch
and elegant goOds
During The past year This Association has seat very
,.rp, number Of valuable prizes To all PARTS Of the coL
Those who p,lrJalc will receive The full value
az their money rs article on our Hat Is wcrh less
than One Dollar, retail! and III are are no DianSs
Parties dealing with us may depend on having prompt
returns and the article drawn Will be Immediately sent
10 any address by return mail or express.
TN. following parties have recently drawn valuable
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allowed tho use Of their nanles many o!hcr names
might be published were We permitted:
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oil Painting, vnlue s1OU; James Hareraves 50? Broad
Barrett, Marshall Coz Kansas, Melodeon, value 5000;
p,tricS ]. Dyrnes Waterbury, CL Gold Watch, value,
si95:J ! f. Shaw 2. East 9th Street, New York. Piano.
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Watch yaIuc. sS5: Rowland 5. Patterson, Co. ID, 10th
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$3.50 Jarnca L. Dexter City Surveyor Syracuse N. y
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Letters from various parties throughout the country
acknowledging the receipt OF very valuable gifts, may
be snen on hle ut our office.
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State Of South Carolina,
State of South Carolina,
r. EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT,
Mary 3. Simkins,

Mary 3. simkins, .. ,1.5sssss
Emma simlias; o. al. r. .',.2
Tbs time for the Creditors OF A. sIMKINs.
dcc'd, to prors their demauds bstore this Com mis-
sionsr has been extended 10 the lat day Of May
ns1t AL the Creditors who fail 70 sstabliih their
bsnaat Of ths dscrse.t 10 be pronounced Asrsin.
- .e,s..s .-s ZsW. cARFILE, CR.R.D.
q Feb Is l.,t>-as. lit -
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Merchants or good canvassers can mako money
rapidly selling tham in every town. Exclusive
sale guaranteed and liberal torn. given to res-
ponsible parties who 6rst apply. Descriptive Cir
cular nnd terms sent FREQ. 10,
The celebrated DoTY'S CLOTHES WASHER,
which has just taken tho FIRST premium at the
great Fair Of the American Institute, is also sold
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"This is tho arst wringer I hare found ths'
would stand tho service roquirod Of It'll. p.
6uggns, Lovejoy'S Hotel.
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state or South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
TESsI.a S IN EQUITY (. x -F'S' FS
Elisa Adams and othsrsifK KI'9r5, Bm forcon-
Naney.A. Adsma. and otherE gtWill and Rslisf
TT appssring 10 my s.s.i,lssiiaa Sb,. yossphus
4 3. Children and his wis Sarah T., tHo Of the
Defendants to this causs, reside beyond ths limits
of this State, On motion by ,ME2W ". .sApags,
Complainsntl Solicitor, Ordered thst ths aid Do
fandants do sppsar. and plead; answer or dsnur
10 this Bill, within three months from the pnhli-
ostion hersoi or in default thereof, judgmsus
will be rendered against thsm ::,ro eosfesso.
z. W. CAkW1LR, C.R.R.D.
Mareha 1855, -zN Is
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"My family would assoon giro up The cooking
store a. the CLOTHES WR1EGHR. It cannot 90 too
highly scommended.-[Solin Robinson.S
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owe think the Machine MUCH MORE THAN rAIs
FOR ITSELF EVERY YEAn IN THE SAVING OF GAR
ulNrs. We think It important tho uringer should
bo fitted with cOGS."-[orange Judd, Editor Of
American Agrioulturist.
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ne A CHANGE TO OBTAIN ANY
OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES for ONE
DOLLAR By A SEAL
ED ENVELOPE FOR 25 Cts.
Ew- Five sealed Envelopes win DO sent for s1.0o;
One Hundred for $1,000. AGENTS WANTED EVERY
WHERE.
Our patron, are desired to send Unltod States money
Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must In every
caIc be accompanied by The CASH. with honninc OF the
person sending. and Town, County and State plainly
rs follows: - ~ .
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The "Grovcsteer Piano Fortes !"
received the award of merit
over all others at the celebra-
ted Worlds Fair.

Whore wero exhibited instruments from the best
makers of London, Paris, Germany, Philadcl-
phia, Baltimore, Boston md New York; and alse
at tho American Institute for five successive
years, the gold and silver medals from both of
which can be seen at onr wara-room.
By tho introduction of improvements ve mako
q still more perfect Piano Forte, and by manu-
facturins largely, With strictly cash system,
arc enabled to offer these instruments at o price
which grill preclude all competition.
PRIcEs-No. l, Seven Octave, round corners,
Rosewood plain case, s275.
No. 2, Seven Octave, round corners,
Rosewood heavy moulding, $500.
No. 3, Seven Octave, round corners,
Rosewood, Louis XIV style, 1925.
Terms: Net Cash in Current Funds
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS SENT FREE.
New York, oct19 [Aac.]ly 43
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AZ heartily commend it TO economists Of time,
money and contentment"- Tho Rev. DR.. Bel
lows. -.
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Sa.OO@.O10,
TuE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION

EoR ONE DOLL ar
which they need MT pay until II is known what drawn
and lis value Entire satisfaction Guaranteed In oil
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21
AVaiIa5iItfy.

Mr. c. III. Reeve. in his address to the Demo T.
cratic County Convention last Saturday, deprecated
the policy of choosing candidates solely with a
view TO their availability and advocated the nom-
nation Of representative men OF the party. His re-
marks on this subject will sound somewhat famil-
lar to the older portion Of our readers who will re-
member the above as the burden Of Charles song
in lo5S, before receiving the Democratic nomina-
ton for Representative of Marshall AMI Stark
counties in the State Legislature. Mr. Reeve has
now higher aim in view. lie finds the grave
dug for him by Hon. James o. Parks. much too
shallow, and he hopes to have his scanty ashes re-
moved to a receptacle to be prepared by Hon. S.
Colfax- II Mr.. Reeve succeeds in getting the
Copperhead nomination for Congress. we insure
him political grave which shall be digged so deep
down under the ground that Vallandigham and the
devil will never be able to get him out of it. In
the final conlagraton of all things, he will have
time to repent of some of his msdeeds before the
fire bnrns down to where he .hall repose.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21

Irish, and he will also serve to sugar-coat the
Know Nothing pill which adopted citizens are
expected to swallow when they vote for Dave
How. Dave used to be eloquent in his denuncia
tons Of the 'hat-headed Dutch and the cred
mouthed Irish," as he termed them. He will
now, since lie so greatly needs their votes to Sc
cure him an office for which he has labored for the
last IS years, hug foreigners about the neck and
drink their whiskey, aud declare that he has al
ways been the best of friends to them.
The Convention by no means harmonious,
and was ealivened by another effort from Reeve.
who vilifed Hoa. NJ. A. o. Packard for suggest
ing that if, as proposed, the Chairman should be
allowed to appoint committee to select dele
gates to the Congressional and Representative
Conventions, il would be very natural for him to
appoint his own friends. Mr. Reeve Indignantly
denied tbs cruel aspersion Of his character, and
proceeded tc Law clam 10 a large amount OF virtue
He brcNbeat NJ. Packard most eflectualy, and
his sarcasm seemed to be greatly relished by the
Convention,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21
From indianapolis.

A. dispatch from Indianapolis to the Chicago
Tribune, dated June Is, says:
In the course Of the examination and CORE ction
of the swamp land books of the State, ordered TO
be m,de by the Legislature, it has been discovered
that the Government has issued two patents to In
diana for The same tract OF land of nearly 100000
acres, thus deprivins the State of that amount OF
land to which she is entitled. The attention OF
the National Land Office is to be called 10 the
matter.
The FEM ms had a mass meeting Saturday night
at which resolutions denouncing President Juha-
son were adopted, but they were subsequently
torn up in quarrel. and another nee ting is being
held TO night to pass them over again
The Democratic meeting which to have
been held at the hall of the House of Representa-
tives on Saturday night, was complete failure
The speakers were missing, and half a dozen COM
prised the audience, who went away grabbing.
Oar female colleges and university are holding
their annual commandments this week.
Gov. Morton will not call extra session oil
the Legislature to ratify the constitutional amend
ment, whatever other Governors may do in the
matter.
The Union Club had a very enthusiastic meet
ing at their rooms to night.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21

The Democrat men appearvery anxious to learn
whether Mr.. Buck. the u s. Deputy Collector
for this county, is for tho President or with his
Congressional opposers. As Mr., Buck does not
seem disposed to crafty them, we infer that he
does hot recognize the right of such Coppcrheads
and sympathzers with rebels to catcehsc him
Whether this is so or not we happen TO know that
Mr.. Buck has been trying TO get rid of the Office
for the last year and would not turn bis hand to
retain it,, certainly would not acknowledge the
right of such men to catechise him for an Office
worth twice as much
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21
Relief for the Destitute CT
Alabama.

"t;overnnr paten. of Alabama. has written letter.
wherein he states that General Swayne, Commissioner oil
the Frecncs Bureau for that State. furnishing
twenty five thousand raton> week to the starving pOpu-
ation of that section and that the majority of them
whites. The Governor there one hundred thons-
and objects of charity in Alabama The great mass Of the
>is.ence.'
We commend the above to the attention OF those
who have been in the habit Of complaining that the
Government has been doing more for colored men
than whites The facts are, that while the Freed
mems Bureau has been ,inly beneficial to the
negroes. by protecting them in their civil rights
i, has been of more benefit to the families OF the
poor whites of the South. whom il has fed by thous
ands in every Gulf State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21
WAR EctSvea., Prussia and Aus
trim,

Advices bv the steamships Peruvian and China
bring intelligence of the actual inauguri alton of war
measures on the part of Prussia. The Prussian
troops had entered Hostein, and the Austrian
troops at that point had retreated, their comman-
der entering formal protest against the invasion.
The bulk Of the Austrian army was at Altoona, on
the right bank of the Elbe. little below Ham
burg France had urged the middle German States
TO remain neutral Italy was prepared for
vigorous warfare. upon the first note of actual
conflict. Count Bism,rk had written most ex-
traordinary note to the Austrian Minister, which,
in the opinion of the English press. entirely shuts
the door to all further diplomacy. The cholera
is raging fcarfully in Holland. 1t is rumored
that collision has taken place between the Turk
ish and Roumanian troops.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21

1t is said to be doubtful whether Mr. Colsx willsbe
Congress 1t is alleged that he desires
renominred This, however. is denied. Meanwhile Mr..
Tyncr ofeoqucnce and ability has been started and
may be nomin=ted-tserelGsd Leader.
The Leader has been grossly misinformed. Mr..
Colfax has intimated no desire to decline the nom-
ination for Congress, even to his most intimate
friends. Inda,d, the Union men Of this District
would not hear to an arrangement which would
take from them the honor and credit of being rep
resented by one the first men Of tee nation.
The Leader pays deserved and well-merited
compliment to Hon. James Tyner. Of Miami. The
Republican party has few more eloquent and de-
voted adherents than Mr.. Tyner.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21

Convention met and was opened in form, ID. r.
Pershing presiding. Addresses were delivered by
different members of tie Convention, after which.
Bros. Psrshing, Baker and Widney were appointed
4 committee to draft constitution and by-laws for
the government ofquarterly conventions, to report
at the next convention.
On motion she proceedings Of this convention
we're ordered to be published in the IndcpendeH
Press, and the Warsaw and Plymouth papers.
On motion the ratio OF delegates to the next
Cow ention was fixed at one for every twenty five
or fractional part thereof over twelve.
On monion the Convention adjourned to meet a
Pierceton, kosciusko Co., on the last "Wednesday
and Thursday in August 1856.
A. II. WIDNEY, w. c. 7.
p. G.. FRAEr, w. S.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21

The senior editor OF the Democrat, in the last
issue of that concern. compares himself to an old
woman and begs US in plying accents. not to whip
him. He Is not the first rebel who has sought the
shelter Of erinoiine.
We suppose that the junior, Doeksd Harvey, to
insure his personal safety. will threaten US with the
Statute for Preventing Cruelty to Dumb Ami
mails"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21
LODGES IN NINTH DISTRICT
Total. ..........2 $50
Respectfully submitted.
A n WIDNEY Cb,m,r

The Committee on resolutions then offered the
following resolutions which were adopted by the
Convention:
WHEREAS That destroying vice, intemperanee. still
ourshes and aboun throughout the land destroying tho
hopes Of the young biightng manhood multiplying widows
and orphans filling poor houses and PRISONS and like
deadly upas extending its influence to all classes Of soce
ty entsiling vice. disease misery and degradation upon
community, therefore be il
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-21

The "old woman" OF the Democrat says we
have thrown down the glove to her and appears to
be in a dreadful pucker lest we offer violence to
her person Tut. tut, cold lady, dry up your
fears; there is not the least danger. We did not,
think you were 80 vain rs to suppose any one wo'd
modest such lying old jade. No Of any
taste whatever would have anything to DO with
such old mag.