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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-07-10


\ st. Louis lover, last Thursday,
having been refused the hand of his
sweetheart, threw her mother on the
floor and gave her n sound thrashing,
and then took her big brother into an
adjoining stable and beat him badly
with Il strap.
A widow lady has brought suit
against prominent physician of
Nashville, Tennessee, whom she
charges with having killed her hus-
band by administering an overdose
of morphine. She lays her damages
at $40, 600
The Albany (Ga.) Ne,rs has been
shown an ear OF corn, by j. r.. Hill,
Esq, measuring one foot in length,
and containing 500 grains. This is
but sample from field of forty
acres. 1t is called Pennsylvania yel-
low corn.
A CASE OF Conversion. The Lon
don Court journal says: can Eng
lish Duchess has gone over to the
Roman Catholic Church, within few
days." and adds the quiet observation
cit Is short and easy journey now"
The Danville Times tells of calf,
born on the premises of Mr.. Holder
by, near Ruf1in Depot, n. c., which
was male and female combined. It
had five legs, and was well formed.
1t lived three weeks.
= The State Of Tennessee is expected
to give 10000 Republican majority
at the next election, and Alabama
10000 ditto. Correspondents who
have been stumping those States
say so.
There is church at New Haven,
Conn, built and endowed by the
late Gerald Halleck, of the New York
Journal Of Commerce, the special
object of which is to ''preach religion
and not politics"
Spurgeon congregation have given
him too many moral muffin parties,
and he accordingly has the gout
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-11
WHITE PINE coMP0uNDl

Il offered to the afflicted throughout the country,
after having been proved by the test Of eleven years In
the New England States, where its merits have become
ss well known the tte rom which, In part IL derives
tts virtues. fsH= - ss8 tsaefs
The White piitc Compound Cures
Bore Throat Colds Coughs DptherA, Broncbitis Spit
ting Of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections generally IL
Is remark able Remedy for kidney Complaints, Diahs-
es difficulty Of yoding Urine, Bleeding from the lid
aeys md Bladder, Gtavel aud other complaints.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-11
The White Pine Compound.

ST early tho spring 81 "a that this compound
Was originated. A member OF my fauiily lrtel
sith an irritation of The throat attended With Ola
Ieeabis g hal for months previous thonEhb
ta preparation having for In fasis the IN
whita pine iKht be oepou dsd 10 be very useful
In diseases Of tbs throat and lungs. To test the value
Of II in the alluded TO- compounded small guam
tity OF the medicine that lind hsen planning, and gave
IL In teaspounfnl doses, The resut was exceedingly
gratifying Withia days thu i. itaton Of the hrcst
efeeted Boon after This cent sonto to lady In Lon
d8nderry. Nj L. who ad beon sadeFfnR for some rs
from bad cough oeeasioned by sudden cold, and had
RAISED mneus stresked with blood Che soon found re-
lief aud sent for shs took about ten ounces Of
IT, ard got we'll. J. B. Clark, ESQ, editor Of the Man
chester Daily Mirror made trial 81 the same pTepaTa-
ton in the Of cold aud cured imDedi
Haiy. lie highly pleased With the results, ard
Confident success attending its ssl IA placed hs-
the public That Re finally persuaded me 20 give IL
and ssnd IL abroad to beneht tbs spnering In
Novsmhsr 1875 fFst advertised IL under the name of
hits Pine Compound In two years from thst tisns
there had been Nholes4ied in Manchester ATOMS
hundred dollars worth where il took the lead ofa the
oongl remedies In the kt An IT still maintains u lat
position There Is GOD reszgns for this II isvery Eooth
Ing aod healing Mature warming 10 the storn
ah aud pleasant wtha 10 The taste, aud ID excaedipSy
cheap.
Ii remedy for kidney complaints the White Pine
CONF ouud stands unriysied II not orislpated for
THAT purposa but person In using IL for congi wss
only cured Of tle cough, but ass siso cured 81
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing Since that nc
denta discovery nnny thousands have used for the
same complaint, and h$ge teab completely rueds y.
The shove was WRITTEN ny DR.. Poland, In 1850. sine
ren, ~ In Manchester, the White Pine Compound has
taken the lead OF nil CDHgh remedies well ~ prapa
ration for the OF Kidney difncutss ia every city
town, village and hamlet throughout the New England
Stats
This rem edy ia ~ safe and pleasant TO take ~ ss
eetnaf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-11

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-11


LOGICAL exercise for ladies-jumping at
conclusions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-11

The Canadian revolutionary government has
addressed protest to the foreign consuls
against the devastation recently carried out
by Omar Pacha IN Crete. Subjoined are
extrscts:
"Omar Pacha, furious at not having sue.
ceeded in his expedition, revenges himself
upon the weak, upon the children and women;
in word, upon those who do not carry arms,
and upon their possessions. Thus he has
ravished and burnt the villages Of Episcopt,
Arcoudena. Quirid, St. Constantin, Coma,
Courpy, Argyropoli, Sylaki, PAtima, CASTILLO,
Courna, Dranic, Safe, Nipi, Blassero,. Cali
mito, Exopoii, Margarite, Tripa, Langa,
Agra, Scordeilo, Espiscopi, and St. joan.
At the same time he destroys churches, sets
fire to the olives, vines and all kind of fruit
trees, pulls down the mills, and burns the
crops. In addition to one hundred women
and children who were found slain at Dramia,
the enemy quito death at Acoudeme the ladies
Maria Soudanopula, Helene Stamalopula and
Ecaterine Meletopula. At Qarissi he put ont
the eyes ofthe brothers Manoli and Constantin
de Demetia, in presence Of their wifes, NUTS
lated their bodies, and finally put them to
death. At Argyropoli he massacred jean
Mores, Mandy Varidaky and four womens
at Metochia, Nicholas Marmina, Maholy
Franceso. Maratambo Dralisco, Antoine
Pitaro, George Francisco, and Marco Truliss
co at Atzinopuli, Marco Harkia; at Nederi,
Georges Bonaky and Macon Saffachi; at
Courna, Patima and CASTILLO he slew four
old men, two of whom were seriously i'll. and
ak women and he also ournt some women
alive. In the attempt to escape such tragiosl
tortures, nearly one thousand women, child
rem and old men, who had fled to the nouns
tains, persisted at the close of April from ex.
posure and privation. London Nc,rs.
AN Irish servant, feeling somewhat dispir-
tied at the loss of her mother, remarked that
she intended to have several masses said for
the repose of her soul.
elbow much does mass cost?''
zone dollar, was the reply.
"Why,a said the mistress, IL thought the
charge was only fifty cents.
"Oh, said Biddy, masses have ria, like
everything else, since the tcayr'
LOGICAL exercise for ladies-jumping at
conclusions.
sT'M a ticker friend to you.n as thu snuff
said to the nose.
WHEN is sermon like o round shot?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-11

WHEN is sermon like o round shot
When 1t comes from canon mouth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-11

Posroy AND NEW ExetAsD PASSENGERS, win iheir
are transferred fee Of charge in New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-11

srI'M ticker friend to you" as tho snuff
said to the nose
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-11

From and asser APRIL nth. 1851, Trains VIII leave
FROM DU1KIRK AND SALAAANCA-
By New York time ffom Union DepoD;
S.3O A. r. Rxpxess Aail, from Dunkirk, (eun-
! days e1cepted). Stops 1t salananca 1000 .. 70 |.
sn1eonnscts.ss HeeesllsyiiIs Ard Corning witf
IL
,, !: al: q. !. gsla 81 = { ~ ras
ais i = - = : lev s York ..sA. E.z..::. nom
:. Ds: 81 !, ~. ! d car.:s: q
an. 1ss1s) ssd srrivssis Nsv York . 1870 p
m. connecting with Aksrnocn Trains and stesm-
e., for Boston and Now Hugland Cities.
ras5&a: lot -s5S.s 1ifkAe s,aSs<
pot cor. Ixchsnfs and Micnssan ss1sr fsan.
! DAVIS s1cepted) stops at Hornelsyie eos :. m,
tBiftc susquehanna 2:l7 p M, tHneg Turner'S
SS a Great ssa Bend With Delaware
arapna western Railroad, and at Jersey City
with Midnight Express Train OF New Jsrssg hhil-
a r hsii IL n Ava ssa
neisyille (sundays excepted. Arrives In New
York at Il Connects a. EimIA p MIN
s.ao f p. n. Lixhtnfns 3 1plsks. Sunday q.
csntedl. stops at Hornesvile s:zs p: IA tsnp.s
and arrives in New York TOO a. N Connects at
jersey Railroad for Bsltimote ssd .s.ansss g
md II New York with Morning Express Train lor
Ro.,on and New HsglanA Ofes.
ar0 nj. New York Night Express,
nAII.y stems at Portage s:55 p. m. {sup.) inter
seetins at Morneiisville With the 4ls p M Trail IL
fs.as byakisk, md arrive IN G.w fors ssls'ao
= n. clnofnn.tf III rssss,, tsuaaays
excepteaD stops at susquehsnp. 7:2z a m. b xn
Turner's ITO p. m, tDine), and arrives , IN New
york at s:25 D IN. Connects at Einira with
Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg Phiia-
delphia, Baltimore, Washington and points south,
at Great Bend with Delaware, Lsekawaan ~, q
Me.ters Railroad for Scranton, Trenton and Phiic
"a sXifble And IL Net Ypsk Witt Aftsrf,ooa Trains
sr,s steamers Yor Bdstcn And New England Cities.
on,v One Train East on Sunday leaving Bunaio al
4 10 ~ m and reaching New York at l2:so p. N,
Posros AND NEW ExetAsD PASSENGERS, with their
:, - - .xon.f<, - frss nj chrroe in New York
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-13
EDGEFIELD, s. G., FEBRUARY l3 1857
A Woman's Question.
.pY ADELAIDE A. PROCTOR.

M ADELAIDE A. PROCTOR.
Before trust my Fate to thee,
Or place my hand in thine;
Before let thy Future give
Color and form 10 mine;
Before I peril all for thee,
Question thy soul tonight for mo.
brcnk all sligh.er bonds; nor feel
A shadow Of regret;
Is there one link within the Past
That holds thy spirit yet?
Or is thy faith as clear and FREQ
As that which I can pledge to thee
Docs there within thy dimmcst dreams
A possible Future shine,
Wherein thy lie could hcnceforth breathe
Untouched. unshared by mine?
Ii so, at any pain or cost,
0, tell me, before. oil is lost i
Look deeper STILL If thou canst feel,
Within thy inmost soul,
That thou hast kept portion back,
While have staked the whole;
Let no false pity spare the blow,
But in true mercy tell mo SO.
Is there within thy heart need
That mine cannot fulfill
One chord that any other hand
Could better wake or still?
Speak NOVELIST at some future day
NV whole life wither and decay
Lives there within thy nature hid
The demon spirit Change,
Shedding passing glory still -
On all things new and strange?
1t may not be thy fault alone
But shield my heart against thy own
Conldst thou Withdraw thy hand ono day,
And answer TO my claim,
That Fate, and that to-day's mistake
Not iliou-had bee1to blame?
Some sooth thor conscience thus; but thou
0, surely, thou wilt warn me now!
Nay answer not--I dare not hear
The words would como teo late;
Yet, would spare thee altremorss--
So, comfort thee my Fate
Whatever on my heart woald fall
Rcmcmbcr / would risk it all!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-13
A Soft word rurneth Away Anger.

The Rochester IN. " Union, in comment.
ing upon the low and contemplate conduct
of Gen. Griffin in refusing to permit The OBJ
sequies of the lamented General Albert sgd
ney Johnston in Galveston, gives the follow
ing tribute to his worth and memory:
Sidney Johnston was great soldier
probably the ablest in the old army at the
time the rebellion broke out. He was Ken.
tuckian but he had endeared himself to the
Texaus by resigning his commission in the
United States service, in 1884, and entering
that OF the Republic-hayiDg been the Adju-
tant General and the senior Brigadi.r Gene
raj of its army, subsequently its Secretary OF
War, then, before returning to the regular
army, the colonel Of its first regiment raised
for our war against Mexico, and lastly, its
champion in the attempt at secession. The
people of the South had the same e,regard for
him that they now have for alltheir public
men who led them in support of the cause
for which he died. They will always enter
tain that feeling, and their children. after them
for generations will have it imbued in them.
Individual treason, which proceeds from
base motive, cen be made odious; but the
collective treason of compac. millions, occu
pying vast section Of country, with al the
elements of empire in and about them, and
WHO simply seek'to assert the theory OF self
government for themselves to be found IN tie
Confederate Constitution leaving other SINH
.larly situated people to govern ueenSelyes in
their own way, can never be made odlous--
ncSen Those involved in it. will make it
respectable in spite. of, all human power. Tho
spreading millions, of Southern offspring will
never admit that their fathers did aDght that
should bring the blush to their check. :Thc
names of the prominent actors in the rebel
lion will always be gloriied by them, and the
cause that is lost will ever be held intheir
estimation as one worthy Of the highest exer.
tions and greatest sacrifices OF n free iand;cr-
Fyhtened people. We. are not accounting
for or justiSirg facts, butsimpy stating them
that they may be recognized. and sbat,ln
view CT them, thoughtful men may ask them
selves whethepit !: ,he part of wisdom to be
making the futile attempt to. eradicate fr;;n
the hearts of the Southern people what he's
cpmc 10 be a part Of their very nature. as
the General Griiiins in the army and in civil
stations ere doing. Such attempts seryeto
drive in rather than drive cut the obiectiona.
BILE sentmeut, and to perpetuate a feud that
will mako US forever two peoples: The South
fought for q theory Of government. Wedid
nothing more. They were bealenEwe trl-
umphej. They stand "conyins.ed agains.
their wiIl,;; and all the laws that can be de-
vised by the ingenuity Of man can exact
nothing more from them than the su3tnission
they now yield. Kindness, Cancellation, and
respect for their manhood can alone change
the Southern heart and direct. its affection
towards union which noW has only the as
sent of its cold judgment based upon the c,s-
cumstupcc of necessity.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-13

tellwhat be saw there, but think he saw his
future lying dimly before him, placid aud
bright as summer sea-; and hat they two
went sailing out upon it, hand-in- hand, !, heart
to-heart, never to be separated, loved Or un-
loved, again, till they reached the far OF shore
Of eternity.
perhaps you do not know" be said, bend
ing toward her, shat was only pleasing
myself. ! began to care for you five years
ago, and the feeling has grown on me ever
since. If had not been so much older than
you that thought you could not lore me, l
should have told you Of it long ago. AS It is,
have kept my owl counsel, and it has been
my dearest pleasure 10 do, in. secret, some
lhirg that wond please you"
he saw the gray eyes. he loved grow luni-
nons With feeling, the startled look Of wonder
rising in her face; but he waited for her to
speak.
3" Ishonld, never have thought you too Old"
she said, softly.
'"And cou d you, do you, care for me ?"
"Yes-a llttle" and she held out both her
hands to him.
BE gathered her into his arms, there, by
the graves of those who sad loved her SO
well, aud his voice was tou"hed with tender
solemnity that thrilled her heart, as he
whispered, -.
sit shall be much, please God, before die,
my darling will be to-, you all that they
were. and more.n t:.s %,
,Apd, after,! Aany years, ;she recalls that
earlier tine. and, yin.eber happiness, krows
how truly, b. has kept HIS word .saa ...1
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-13

=
rVBVHE ENQUIRER wi.iappear on THURSDAY.
Il the THIRD DAY OF JANUARY, 1867, in
creased in size, printed on entirely NEW MATE
| RIAL with tn. latest improvements in the ert,
presenting more attractive appearances, and con-
t,ining n: least FIVE ADDITIONAL COL UmNS
OF READING MATTER-ttho
Largest Newspaper in the state,
outside Of Charleston
THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT will be
conduc ed by Mr. JAMES E. WILSON, assisted
by Maj. JAS. 2. HART.
Mr. JAMES WOOD DAVIDSON, will continue
his versatile c0NTRIBUTohl41,S" from Co.
lumbin.
eSpresSl, for the Enquirer, Wiz he published
during the ye.r. The following 'ho titles:
"THE SPECTRE OF THE FIRESlDE"-by
]. WITnEns pooy ERWIN
"THE SHADoW ON THE WALL"-by JOHN
EsTEN Cook. ESQ. -...
EwART.
"EIINoa wBsTvELT, TIE ToRY's
NIECE"-hy CAROLINE F PnEsToy.
TERN1sS---IN ADV NOE
sp@r:r. CURRENCY.
oSE COPY, ONE YEARS so $3.50
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To the person sending US tho LARGEST CLUE
Of yearly Subscribers, n; 81 Is each, in specie or
So so in currency, We will award 3 PATENT
COTTON PLANTER. which will cos' in Charles
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To the persou sending us thc.EEXT LARGEST
CLUB, on thr same terms. we will award Pa
FENT CORN PLANTER. which will cost in
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TO the person sending us the TH1RD. LaRG-
EST LIST On the same turms, We vii award one
of-AMFsS, Doubles EtG0RN-SRELLEkS,c cost,in
Charleston TWENTY DohLARS.
Tie Prcnn ,ns will I've awarded to tie success
ful comntitors. ON THE FIRST MONDAY N
MARCH NEXT. at 5 o'clock, p. m TIE rnmes
should be scEt in, however, as they are obtained:
additions being made to tho list up 10 the day of
award No Games will be couatcd unless paid
for.
rs Tontrsoas who make un CLUBS OF TEN
Or MORE NAMES, hut whQR:iy fsi to oetain
prize, we vi send the ENQUIRER. QUO year,
FREE OF CHARGE; and 10 lhose who send
CLUB OF TWENTY OR MORE NAMES, but
,Yhn liay fdf to-ohtain prize, we viii !or'rErd
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l.. ~. GEIST,zs
ipr.viil., S. G:
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Oar platfornl.

Oar FlattofN.
We vii, earnestly c1nterl Cor " tn Faith once
delivered to 5hc saints hcari4c testimony to he
good OH tot.IineS tawgh; in lie Weftof God :;
discar,lins oil popular com rom'sss {" .liu'h
wi.h Error, and accertin, Uci"n .l"ne among
tLc disc;nlcs of our Rciecmcr who have be-
lieyed tn, TRUTH and oheycd the commandments
of Jrsns Christ. who is ,,ra.i ever ;!ie Church,
md Ike onlv King in Zion. Nciicr;ug ,ha; the
Church af Christ is SovarcgM nd ,:ideiaHdent
os;nc alleriauca I. none oil;er bat Chris', her
! head w, s!an contend aSainst 81: interference
wi,!rher fielu,l hpdies. cnjy <dV;1'tS IN lhe'T
I!;ftREsr1NG ARTICLES.
Tn .iiii,ion 70 tho '"C6Tfcssio! OF Faith"
Which we arc raw publishing; we vii, ut mn .Mriy
date. on-icncc the pa5licatnn ot Se''es oi Edi-
toriSlsNcn the" History of the Chn!shN WHICH
every Baptist wilt hc Interested in rcading.
We will also publish 4 Narrative ef thrilling
interest in ada clness TO ihc wants ! the people.
We a.e determined That Tic " f'o,"i.t" shall
have no superior. Containing. as it will, every
| thing which affects or Interests the Denomina-
tion from cyery quarter Of the world
THREE HUNDRED MINISTER'S.
Their, are nearly Three Hundred baptist Min
s,ers in South CaraIina and if each one VIII only
send us Ten New Subscribers, how EASILY VIC can
! raise u,lr 3,GhO New SUbScrecrs. VII hot e'eiJ }
Baptist Minister in lie State make an Effort to
get US 1t least ten new SroscTiS.rs
-. Terms-;
sirclo copy'1 fa,ir $50! fire ca1ic', year,
tsl1 81 Ten Cores year, s?2O9; Twenty Co.
pies,i yea, slO;CO--inv ria"iy in advance
It is It nec~ss:tty that the Club should all be
Mt one Post Office All tnat j. necessary is. that
tho names and money all be sent at the sama
tilno. Bc careful in writing the iia'aes and post
cEicr plainly. -.
To sny omId 20 sending us Fi,U new Subscribers,
with ,1o money, wc will send a copy Of the Lap
list, free Of cfarge, for ono year.
Premium. ITO the ono sending MS tho larg-
est number of Subcrihcrs by the first of May, we
will give No. I SEWING MACHINE, worth
I SIXTY DOLLARS, ,-En'irciy new, having never
beer usc6. Who will get The largest numbe5
address. w. e. WALTERS,
Eliic, S. G. Baptist,
Anderson, S. G.
In 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-13

gga The Commissioner of the Agriculture
max. final estimate of the corn crops IN
1876. The total is SSO,000OOO bushels, In
pIey u States not hitherto reported, ls5 0Oo,-
| oon bushr!s. against 27+ 100000 bushels in
! 1859: in twrny two Snriherh States, 679,.
0nN 600 bushels instead Of 104 coo O0O in
L S65 showing decrease Of 25.oG0,00O bash-
ell. whre the decrfaseain quality is elui"a-
lent to 75 100000 bushels, making ioss III
feeding value equivalent to lO0,COe:O0c.
test case to decide whether ne
rrSc. c,n be excluded from public schools is
to t co;aa before tic Supreme Court Of Mich
igan.,
70. The Ncw-York Tribune thin&s low
md .vuipar personalities are more common in
|, ,Coneress now than in the days. when the
Southern Chi valry were'there.
s,.rrA Yankee has invented . new stove
for the carnfort OF travellers. III to be put
nnfer tre feet, with a mustard plaster on the
head. which drawsthe hest through the Whole
system. 1t is called the H Robinson sxhila
ra,or."
sSy- The sup.cme Court of the State 'oI
+ NlfEiIla QNS ueCIIeu eua' ~ "'ASS
do not belong to her. but are the property Of
the h1sband.n, A Virginia. paper, comment
ing upou this case, saws: BY this decision
great many husbands, ave he:ter CT thar
tnev supposed, for in not a few instances the
wife's clothiug constitutes the bulk OF the es
,ate'i y. - .st. f<t'e
sSr A>novel elopementoccurred recently
at Danville. n. Y. A wife became poisoned
against her husband through the mactination!
Of lover, who furnished her'with money tt
procure divorce and then anarr'ed her
J After living with her second husband while
she became convinced she had been deceived
s-td her first husband, and her old love re
turning, she eloped from her second husband
running away with her first.
asy~ Boston is announced as returning t
primitive customs, an innovation having beer
4 mad, upon the rules of fashionable life b.
issuing invitations to stylish party, IN whicl
j it is announced that the entertainment begin
T at three and ends at eight in :the evening
Tue good serse Of this proceeding cannot b
too highly praised.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-13

E@J. ]. Bryant we'll known faro
dealer, was killed in the St. Charles Hotel,
New Orleans, last Wednesday. nieAtsSby.
Judge Frederick Tate, a distinguished Texas
lawyer. : 1tS3t, =
R0s Hon. Carrot Davis, the present Sen.
at6r from Kentuckey. hasishseg reelected by
the union of the Democrats sud gonsersa-
tives. Mr. Davis is i!tgrpg supporter OF
! the Presidents policy. ,.s.l s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-02-13
THE Y0B.KVILLE EhQUIRER.

A,Litcrary and Family Ncuepoper-Enlarged
and Improved, for 1S67.--Ne'0 Type and Ne'c
ATTRACTIONS -Four Original Stories, aud Three
Paluatle Pr,,niums
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TIE, AIKEN PRESS.

ar IS gg;2PoSEp TO .publifl in lho Town Of
Aiken, S. G., u WEEKLY PAPER unac' the
'ashJFe titlc 70 be devoted 10
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE,
Political. Commercial, Social, Literary and Re
!i2;i.Gs,-gith
4 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Including thr.Ficlti, thY Orchard, the Vineyard
and The Garden.
A NEWS SUMMARY.
Tocontain Il di2est .: The i,npo7Na' events If the
week. will o.cupy u portion # ;'ic Plcr and par.
tic,lia- attctiDa viii hc siyen 20 hr unsettled
question o: LABOR, as best adapted 10 our new
condition, aad ,lc vclc!oplacnt OF the "eS
a. the coun;ry in Manufactures, Agriculture
Fruit Ras:a; ana Vine Growing.
Te.a,!: Sc a year in a.vancc.
III. W. RArGG.h, Editor.
Nd. kirkland, Prb!i>ace
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