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INVENTORS, MANUFACTURES

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oaratus, Wtod; and Lumber Machinery, Hydrnui-.
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embracing every department OF Popular SCIENCE,
which every body can understand and which every
body likes TO read.
Also. Reports Of Scientific Societies. at home
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Practical R,scipcs,- Etc II afso contains m OFF,
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THE
SOUTH CAROLINA BAPTIST
5000 New Subscribers Wanted.

-rHyHE SOUTH CAROLINA BAPTIST for
4 lso7 will be ENLARGED about ono-fourth
it. present size. Being the only Baptist Paper
published in South Carolina. and having been
adopted anil re ommended By all the Associations
II the STATE, VT are determined 10 make it wor-
thy of the patronage OF EVERY BAPTIST
FAMILY in South Carolina.
Our Platform.
We will earnestly contend for the Faith once
delivered to tie saint. bearing testimony to the
good OIL, doctrines fought in the Word Of God
iiscartling all popular cum romis,s of Truth
with Error, un,l. accepting Union alone sm"ng
the disciples of our Rodecmer; who have be-
licye, tho truth, and ohcycd the commandments
af Tcsus Christ. who is Lcaa uvtr the Church,
md the only King in Zion. believing that the
Church Of Christ is Sovereign And independent
living allegiance tn no:c other hut Christ, her
hr,d. We shall contend against -all interference
with her right, by bodies only advisory in ther
organizations:
INTERESTING ARTICLES.
In aldirion-t the" Confession Of, FAITH, "
which we re now b)ishing, we will, ut an enriy
date, comm ence the publication Of seTies of Edi-
,orials on he " History cf the Church." which
every Baptist will be interested in reading.
We will ,lso publish Narrative Of thrilling
lnLeTestJ ~ aauPieUnSeshV " 9'iS "s'''S va ''N if
We are determined that tho Baptist shall
,avc no superior. Containing, a. it will, every
thing which affects, or intcresis the DeDomina-
ton from G. iery quarter Of ihs'world.
THREE HUNDRED MINISTER'S. :
There ar. nearly Three Hundred baptist Min
listers in Soa;h Carolina, and if each ono will only
send us Ten New Subscribers, how easily We car
rui:o our 1000 New Subscribers. Will not every
Baptist Minisler in the State make all effort t.
get US at Icist ten new Subscribers.
Terms:
|, Single cupy,f year, s3 80; Five Copies, year
$3.50: Ten Copies, ytay $1,000; Twenty Co
pics, year, $40, ,Oo-iuvariaaiy in advance. -
Iii, mt aeccs.ary that. the Club should all be
=, ono Pest 0lhce. All-tha. is necessary is, that
! ne names and money sli he sent ut the same
time. Be careful u writing the names and. pos
Office plainly. .
+ To any oae sending us Five new Subscribers
| With the money, we viii send a copy of the Bap
list, free Of charge, for ono Jear.
Premium.--To the ono sending us the larg
IS. number OF Subscribers Wy the first of May, vi
will give a No. SEWING MACHINE, wortl
| SIXTY DOGLARs,-Enrifely new, having never
| been used. Who Will get the largest lumber
Address, w. e. WALTERS,
!, E iitor $. C. Baptist
Anderson, S. C.
Ian % In 5
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Unseen Companions.
DY WILLIAM WINTER.

There cometh time when the guilty soul
Is alone with the demons of doubt and sin;
When clouds are murky that round it roll,. =.
And lightnings lurid TINT blaze within:
When the phantonsi that rise from far::of years
Are the woful phantoms of peace and joy,
And the man may see, through bis binding tears,
:. The innocent face Of thsthappy boy. 80
Whe. terribly, round his desolats way,
Wild eyes arc glancing everywhere; -.
When he cannot smile, and he dare not pray.
For his heart is withered in wan despair J.! -.
But-there cometh another, better time,
When the fearful struggles Of passions cease,
When the winds blow soft from q heavenly cline,
And thelight in his soul is the starlight of peace.
Then Hope makes a Summer Of diamonpsheen .
And violets flower the emerald sod,-
And he walks alone in q joy serene,
Alone with tho ansefs-alono' with God
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

RsruRxING5ro g MAssA."- We saw Satur>
day some twelve or fifteen negroes, more than
half Of them under fifteen years of age, and
all females except one, who left their master,
Mr.. G. Owens, Of Fauquier, in 1865, and made
their way to this county, where they have
since lived Some weeks ago Lhe grown mem.
.bers of The party wrote to tteir former mas
ter, telling him of their destitute condition
and asking to be taken bacL IS his ssryante.
Mr.. Owens consented to the request, forward.
cd money here to relieve their immediate ne
ccssities, and also to pay theil: fare over the
railroad to their former homo. They LETT yes
terday morning .on the Orange cars ssaud.wera
rejoiced at he.psospeets pts gainsshsyags4a
kind master to take care OF them.-Lynch ::
burg.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

I.suRE Your MINISTER'S EIFE-our COS
.temporary-thc Winchester 4fmss-r'akcs
capital suggestion about CONGREGATIONS dsa-
ring tue lives Of their ministers, which we
take pleasure in transferring to cur columns.
1t would be butu mite in he expenses of a
large congregation, to. take out q policy for
their- pastor, and the: suggestion is we'll wor-'
thy.of consideration. The Times says
This good object could' be secured BY each
congregation insuring the e'livcsof their minis
ter. The expense is in significant when com
pared with the good object in view. When
it is considered that The. eaeet Of iusurng
your minister's life. will relieve his lniad OF
its heaviest burden, elevate. the standard Of
his pisty, aud enable him to 3eyots the whole ae
not sec how Christians can hesitate longer to
adopt our suggestions or some -olher looking
to The same good object:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

VINO 'C6s ANSWER IT?:-The following.
noyel.auestion has bsen' submitted to rs for
publication: Suppose man aud o girl were
10 get married.; the man thirty. FIVE years eld,r
and the girl five, years: this makes the man
seven, times as old as the girl, and they live
together until the, girl is tel Years old,4 this
makes the man forty yeass old, and fourtimes
as old as tho girl; and. if they still live to
gethcr until she is fifteen, tie man would be
forty Eve; this makes the man three times
as old, and if they still live on till the girl is
thirty years old, this makes the man sixty,
Only twice as old, and so on. Now, how long
would they have to live to mike tho girl as
old as the man, at the same rate Of ofreasoning? ?
Atlanta lntelligencer. 3,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20
Southern School Books.

1t is no longer possible to usc in our schools
the books of Northern origin. They are
.founa-usaelIs -toshelie -ourss sshis!ory, slander
our people and spoil ourlauguage. We want
the truth, and not. ictions, which are not
only terribly false, but terribly dull and stu.
pid. We want the English language, and
notas sbroguc. We rejoice 10 sec that proper
efforts are making, in the proper place to
give us the sort Of books We need, Tor The
education OF the young. The Professors ol
the Virginia University, all Southern men,
and ell highly endowed and highly capable,
have taken the matter in hand, and through
the press of C.B. Richardson &-Co., we.are
almost fully provided, already, with an entire;
complete and most excellent Southern Sehoai
and University series Professor G. I. Holmes.
has prepared fer our children q pictorial prim-
er. an elementary spcllci. and five successive
pictorial readers, all admirably conceived;
finely illustrated and we'll gotten mp. School
cEa,ts accompany this series. Professors fen''
able. M. T. Maury, lie Coate, 'Gildersles7e
and ID /. We're follow with.texta books indan,
yuages aad the sciences; Holmes, Gayarre,
Porter and Sinms follow, IN. history: and, al,
together. make US independent in educational
matters. if we are not in political. We coun-
sci our people, as we'll as our school teachers.
to examine these volumes, and we should
insist that the time has come when Soqlh!erl' y
cbillrrcni Should be tangIt only by Southern
men # not capable of teaching our owl,
children. we haze no right to children at-alf;
and We certainly can do them no jusnce: We
are banpr to see that tic Senate and Honse
of Representatives Of 'thestnte ot MISSISSIPPI
bas recommcpJed- this series Tor adephon:in
all The schools and academies OF that Stale;
that the General Assembly of sthe Sise Of
G eorsia has done the same thing, ana that
the press Of Alabama .and other 8 :er!i
STATES is calling upon thcii people t. Ike
wise. let rka bail 6 'ref5rG, &a' pTFsfc:s
roh on, and ai!+imrcifmsd,s' lie sSep, out d!
the trucl.-GharIesron Mercury. . .'.'' -7''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

: 'iSENr HERE TO. PGoTRer (e) ps. ."s-Con-> :
ssdering, says,the Tallahassee .,Fioid9a, the 3
conduct Of the soldiers occupying Tallshas-
see ior the past two. months we have BEEN .
struck with the inquiry of .an-estecued zen Q
tleman from New York,- temporarily r.siiinc J
in this city, viz - Is this tiie pretecsion az
forded the Soath,hy the military.auihorities 81
IF so, deliver us, Of tho North from etch
protection-!m We give below on extract
from an exchange, showing that Fhon,ssYillc,
Ga, haslust- been deprived cf some of 4he.
(. blessings; which We aresnows enjoying ~ ,,
in Tallahassee, -t-bi a,ess - ii'a2.t$ = Z
:. ThomasEilleis once more evacuated bythe
United Statealorces, and the town is now :
restored iosl its usual quiet. About a>11usen?s
soldiers, attached to the Freedman's Burea,r ,s
drinking and carousng, ,cufsing and s1earing
ia the Court House., where sthey lad theirs.
headquarters haye kept the town 'iiian .at,s !,
roar for several months, rand recurring all tho !.
vigilance of the authorities o'kaep sthem IN a
subordination. AT last they, reeeiV orders;
and left on. the train Wednesday morning. If :
it should ever be found necessary to send
more soldiers here, We, sincerely Aeops bet. e
ter class will be selected, But there meyer.
will be any necessity for soldiers. to keep this :
community quiet as long as the civil authori.
ties are untrammeled, and not even then, if
the citizens are left TO themselvss,'' 5e e
sssA qsssss y.itss ssss shst sealh Florida q sa
destined before many years to teem with the rich.
est West India productions
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

sRGnmANs oaDEE.- Central Sheridan Las
added nothins'to bis reputation by refusing
to allow the citizens Of Galveston 10 give a
civil escort; from the steamer 10 the ears, ~
the remains 'of General JoKnston."~ 1t T.:
true that Gc.reraF Johnston was a rebel, ,.aai
tLat<hc-died in the cause Of the 'ConfSderac.
bu, tic rebellion has passed .a%ay, and NC
Gun soc re impyomieyy, in allowing the pee.
pie OF the Sou,. to honor Wheril they please
in a ciyil, espachg. III the proposal had bcsn,s
TO give military honoEs 10 tie reu.!ains Of lIo!:,-
eral Johnston, The case would, be,,ddfsreas I.
If the Gonfedcgate uni FERNS, tags; ,os- -aaas -
otGcy apprr,enances Of the rebetGon were, To- =
have beep displayed en .the occasion, thsn I,
the. action OF General Sheridan might be jas.
titled. But 50 1ag as,appears from the-cor...
rsspQpdencp, there sTas To- Sc lDtaisg ,Insre {.
thar. q ciyt eseost.a. short distance through
the city. Does Gsnsral Sheridan or apytodg
else wish to take from the Soathesopebpieshs r
affection, which they feel for -meItwhoiote aS :,
added by>their side .-6uping tile Hate war;
If the. South had conquered tie North, would q
Dot we cherish the memory Of our heroes -
quite as mush as ave now tin?r -Geacral
SLeridan's course is, not calculated te hasten
the era of fraternity and concord betweehr.the
North and South, and we fail to see ho'. it
cin recewethe endorsement of solser, ,thcu ght- "a
full and consdcratc men.-New Cork S9as' IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20
Definitions of Character.

Fine Fellow-The man who 1advertiscs,in
our paper; the man who never refuses 10
lend. yon money and the rich fellow who is.
courting your sister. -. o.. a.
Gentle People-The youpg lady who lets
har mother do the ironing Cor ccar cf spelling,
hcr hands, the miss WHO, weSls thin, shoes OH
Q rainy day, and the young gentleman who is
ashamed to be seen walking wilhr, his father.
industrious People-Ihe young lady Whoa
-reads roman lied q lle s,end ssho 81
ways engaged wheaEyeu eall, and the CORES
pondcnt who can never find the timesto an
swer your letters. 80.
Unpopular Peorle-The fat mar in an ON.
nibus, tall man in crowd, and . short na.
on q parade. -
Tim;d pcople--.A lover about to pop the
question, . man who does not like 10 bc sho:.,
at, and.a steamboat company with case OF,
cholera Or board.
DigniGcd men-A m;dshipnan on Quarter
deck Chit in country town, school conf
mit;ee on examination. dag, dry goods clerk,
and beginners in hw.
Perscsu,sd people--W Woman, t.y ihat tgran',
man, boys by their parents and teachers and.
ell poor people by. soe;aty at. large. *.
Unhappy Peoplc-old bachelors ard OH :
maids. - =
Ambitious ChaI1s-Tke T:;;s:s WHO pa
the magazine fjr ;inseitiag BIS c6limlnic,.-
tion: the politician who qlils his party b.
cause he cannot ger iutc tifice, and he !,
who eSf5cts-to be Ptes;leAa...
Humble rersons-Thc !usbal;d wuo. los.
his wIfe's churning, the wife whp blacks lsg,
husbands boots. and the man vino Things you
do him much honor. =. 45-g.-s :.
Mean Peoplc-Thc nan who lscks'pcop:c :
when they arc down, and the subscriber who ,
refuses tQ pas forhis paper-. .-s,, $50 :;
Sensible peopse-You andi. .-'-,,'''' 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20
For the Plantation, g 'ss.
The Garden,
~ And the Home Circle.

! s..., - = -
AT the request Of the Publisher, I nm now
acting ms. Agent for the SOUTHERN CULT
yAToR, an Indispensable Agricultural Journal,
published at Athens, Ga. Terms, 81 per annum.
/ Every Farmer. Planter. and Horticulturist in
the South should bs ! reader of the CULT1VA-
TOR.
~ Specimen numbers may be seen at the
Adrer.iscr lGice. '--.' fr~a' =. .
* DR.. DURIS0E.
Se,tI7 St ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

S a singular lawsuit is now on trial
at Albany. Two young men, each married
but few weeks, got sick OF their wives and
proposed to "swop" ant. very singuarly the
wonc, consented. Bat the tusband' cf the
homsiest promised to pay $3U "to boot.
and u; he has neglected to hapd over: the suit
was brought to recover the money. :. e..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

sY" An exchange states tha in Chicago
and Cincnnat, the dali season is the very
carnival of advertising. The people are sharp
enough to perceive that advertising makes
business brisl; and the man who does it most
largely and juaieiuusly, knows the least
nhnut sdull iimcs.2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20
's She Has Outlived Her Usefufness."

BY MRS. ], CHAPLIN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

pD" 1t is reported in New. York, and gen
orally believed, that distinguished military
chiei.ain, who did not win bis laurels at Pc
,ersburg and Richmond, has. signiti ID his IN.
ten,ion ofloadins several ships with gold and
silver trophies for exhibition at The great
Paris Exposition. It's said that the collec
ton cihbraces-the private property OF nulner-'
uus residents Of the Site of Louisiana.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

s.E Madame Rs.ori states. that tie re.
.ccipis at her performance Tuesday evening:
At the Chicago Opera House, were the larg-
est since her first appearance OH the stage,
amounting to S4.sOO Moscow ranks second,
and Brooklyn third. OF the 81. 500 her per-
sonal share is $4,000. Her own personal re,
ceipts since her arrival in this country, in
September last, have been Sl36,OO0. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

.gsag Afchoked horse,in, New Haven wss
relieved by inserting street hose in his
mouth and the water turned on, l.....
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

, Ds- Steps have been taken in Nashville
to erect magnificent monument to the mem-
ory OF the laIDenicG General Pat. Cleburne.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-20

IGyS \ negro on. trial before the Mayor of
Lynchburg, for striking another negro, gave
as an excuse the fact that the negro he STRUCK
belonged to the "old ISSUE" (free before the
war; aud therefore tried 10 impose on him.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-07

ments, as well as to secure the free right OF
way through the several towns intersected by
this important route. 81
In the meantime negotiations are going tor
ward with some of the ablest and most lnnu-
entail railroad contractors in the country, 70
obtain the best proposals tor building the roau
per mile.
SO that it will be seen that when the rePE NV
is ready it will be of the most concise anu anu, ha
t.lligent nature, and no subscriptlons VIII W
asked until the whole subject, co nal.iodae NJ
contingencies are thoroughly undeIso S ~ s,,h'
individual or corporation VIII pc asASo ,,,,Jar
| scribe their money without doihs ." "Ai"oi
standingly. o.o,,s ;no,ir;es "a To
| tho nrohable location of the route through our
Stete we would here add that the engineers
,y;II probably submit in their report as the most
| feasible and judicious route, to leave the
| Portland g. Rochester railroad beyond Sacca-
ranpa, or near Gorham, and in direct line
| strike the south shore of SebagO Lake, in
| Standish, from which one route is sugge sted
via Baldwin, Sebago, Denmark, Fryeburg, and
thence to Conway, N. H.; and another is tt
strike off more westerly from the lake through
the southern part of Baldwin and Hiram, ant
then strike across from Conway to Brownfieli
| Centre
One very gratifying feature as the result o
| the reconnaissance of the engineers is the fac
that there is no grade to be overcome in exces
OF what has been already demonstrated as en-
tirely practicable on other roads.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-07

HON. E. ID. WAsHBuRNE, of Illinois, the in
innate personal friend of Gen. Grant, express
es his opinions in relation to the political views
of the latter, in the Chicago Tribune of Octo-
Der LIST, as follows: 5N1 afsaaI ''
He esteems it fortunate for the country that
Grant accepted the portfolio of Secretary
of War .Gd interim, for had he refus-
ed, and some Copperhead like Steedman been
appointed, there is no telling what mischief
might have been done before the reassembline
of Congress. Mr.. Washburn is panied and
chagrined at the fire in the rear upon General
Grant by protested republican papers, and
hardly knows to what to ascribe it; but de
clales that no better or firmer friend of the
congressional policy Oh reconstruction lives
than Gen. Grant, as his every act and word
proves. The country, he says, may rely i'm
plicitly upon the general doing his duty faith
fully and ably in reconstruc ting the rebels as
he did in conquering them. As he employed
his sword in war in behalf of Union and liberty
he will exercise his official powers in peace to
secure equal civil and political rights for all
men, irrespective ofcolor or condition.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-07
DOMESTJC poprs


SAN FRANCISCO AR ist Inst shin Eao.
O'Brien, Oliver, New York '"'p Hu"aro
Ar "a INST, ship Andrew Jackson, CIiatfield, IRON
Sid sd inst. ship Lorenzo, tor Liyernoo,.
Sid 2th uit baique Chalmette, Waite. Liyerpoo1
ca 18TH Auit' ship Electric Spark. Leach, Liver
Ship Edw O'Brien has been chartered 20 ,o.a s.,
Liverpool at SO sterling. : -eU " 'oau ioi
Pensacola. - '''1o' oooA'
Ar at the bar 10Th, brig Ocean Wave. from New
NEW. oRI4IsANS-Ar aotb shin II
vine. Mo Janeiro; Monsoon, Chiffon dn ~ =
KEY WEST-Sld lst sch Clara Bell Amasburv
Apalaehicola. o' nhespury'
SAVANNAH-Ar LIST inst sch Malt ,,.,
Conary Rockland. Nei''e iafooS'
w a1,l 3D. sch W Dearborn Fos-
RiCHMoND-Sld 3D. sch Francis Hatch. Gregory.
FOkIhEsS MohRoE-Ar Sd, brig james Miller,
Montevideo. ''''sa " tAointfai' "i'soii.
fHI LAPEL Sd, sch Eva May, Rich
Cid 3D., schs Maria RoxaDna, Palmer. Roston. T n
Mccarthy simpson, Cambridge = = = =
AZ 5in, Dig Reporter, from New York schs siak,
CID Sd, brig Marshal Dutch. coonbs Boston. sob
j NJ Morales, Newman for Charleston: Hambbnra
Sprague, Boston; Maria Roxana do - 'E'
NEW YORK-Ar 81 ship Ka'e Davennort ma.
Philadelpha, to load Tor Accapuco); brig Lorana
Ar 4th, barque White Cloud, Freeman. Rondout
for Providence; brig Nellie Antrim, W ailace rom
Nuevitas; sch Boundary, Sawyer, Elizabethport Tor
Boston.
Also ar 4th ships Constellation. Hoy,e. Livern,ol.
Winged Hunter. Raynes, Calentta; bligs Antelope
Rumball, Glace Bay; Stephen Duncan, Tyler, vii
mington, NC; schs j Farland, Avery, baltimore
via l.omer ShGai, where she was ashore Boundary
Sawyer. Elizabethport tor Boston 81 Ii Small
Coffin Shnlee. NS J. s ,Mqulton. Crowley, Jones
port; John Dale, Ban, Bangor; Orion, Osborn,
Bennett; Planet, -, and Convoy, Higgins, Rock
lond; Express, Conant, i'm do Tor Norfolk; Ospray.
Crowley, Addison; Nellie Chase, Hamilton, rom
Portland.
Below, ship Confidence, from Greenock brig Jas
Crosby. from Greytown 80 ~!
Cid 4th barque Shawmut, Lord, Cadiz; brig Ida
L Ray, Ray, Jacksonville; sch Boundary, Sawyer,
Boston. Sha W tv'h