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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-11-06
WINDOW SHADES.

We are juet in receipt of the largest stock of
WINDOW SHADES ever offered by US in this
Market, from the finest to thcche pcst, made frcm
G to 10 fces long, with all improved fixtures
Buff, Blue, Green and White HOLLANDS, for
Shades ul widths.
MIND0W SHADES squared and put up pE pEemptly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-11-06
OIL CLOTHS

of the best quality, and newest patterns manufac-
tured, just received in
SHEETS of l2 and is feet wide
Cheaper OIL CLOTHS, 3 to feet wide
ST. and 6-4 OIL CLOTH TABLE COVERS
5.4 and 6.4 TABLE OIL CLOTHS
6-4 FLANNEL BACK TABLE OIL CLOTHS, in
Walnut, Oak, Mahogany and Fancy Colors.
OIL CLOTHS measured for and laid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-11-06
NOTICE.

ALL those indebted to the Estate Of Ebert
n pOSEY, decd, arc notified to p'y up at nm
carly day. Old debts may be compromises; q;
Those having demands against said Estate VIII
p's''A' 'A W. H. ZIMMERMAN, Ex'or.
os,a2 4 Pm ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-11-06
@VALUBLE PROPERTY

i ~ For Sale. r@-i
VaJHE Subscribers offer forlsale that DESlRA7s
Il BILE FARM OF FIFTY ACRES, situated
just outside tho incorporate limits of Edsehe!d
Village, formerly owned By J. II NlINs, and at
present occupied by GcnsM. L. BoxHAM.
The HOUSE is a large .nd commodious G 9TH
&c COTTAGE, new aud veil finished, with Iish.
large Rooms, besides Halls, Pihzzas, Paaries,
Closets, 30, with oil es:ary out buildings.
Well Of exeelcnt Water in the yard a good
sp,;ns and Spria House convenient, and good
Stream of Water running through the Horsc-Jot
into nice Fish Pond. =
There is al Orchard Of choice Peaches, Pears
and Apples, and Vineyard of Select Grapes on
the rrer;iscs. 1ay
Any ore who wishes IIEALTHYand BEAU
TIFUL RESIDENCE, convenient to shc Village
Churches, Schools, Sc, will do wall to loci; at
this place. go ::
pricd, $1,000 in Gold, or $500 in currency,
Cash. 90 ;,a
w Gen, Bonham or Mr.. J. 3. Sullivan wiz
show the place to any oao wishing to buy.
DORM d; JOHNSON.
octSO 3: 0; - Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-11-06
CARPETS :!
FALLTRADE, 1867.
JAS. G.. .BAILIE & CO.,

HAVING just received their full supplies of
CARPETS OF DIRECT IMPORTATION, res
pectfuy call tho attention Of the citizens of Au-
gusta and vicinity to their large aid beautiful as
sortment of
English BRUSSELS, in entirely new styles
English Velvet CARPETS
Three-ply CARPETS Of superior quality, in new
patterns
Ingram CARPETS of best quality and latest de-
signs
All Wool Dutch, and Jutc CARPETS
Venetian CARPETS, all widths, for Halls and
Stairs
List and Rag CARPETS
Other grades of CARPETS, at very low prices
STAIR RODS, all widths required =,
large stock of RUGS, of oil llqualties and prices
Velvet MATS and Mosaic MATS, in new patterns
Tuftcd MATS and Worsted Dorlered Cocoa MATS
Shcepskin MATS and Manila MATS
Plain and fancy best quality Irish Cocoa MATS
Chain MATS, of al! shapes
Felt DRUG GETTS, j ) yards wide
Felt and Woven DRUGGETS, 3 to yards wide
English CRUMB CLOTHS, of best quality of all
sizes made with BIO. ders
Stair OIL CLOTHS, CARPET BINDINGS,
Velvet and Brussels HASS0CKs, ard
CARPETS made and laid WITH dispatch.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-11-06
CURTAIN GOODS.

REPS and DAMAsK. for Curtains
DRlPERY TASSELS, CENTRE TASSELS
Silk aid Worsted and Worsed LOOPS, large and
small, in great variety
GIMPS of all coors, for Curtains.
LACE CURTAINS of very fine quality
LACE CURTAINS of cheaper qualities
MUSLINS, for Curtains
CORNICES Of new and beautiful designs
CURTAIN BANDS, PINS and HOOKS
BELL CORDS and TASSELS of all kinds
Fine Embroidered Cloth Piano COVERS
Embossed Piano and Table COVERS
PICTURE TASSELS, PICTURE CORD and
NAILS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-11-06
State Of South Car rolina,
EDGEFIEID DISTRICT .s. st

-s.4i,. s.. r o..
g. W. Grant end wife, Bill for 500 ef
VS. Inn, &r
.Abncy Griffith, g. al. ,Tc..s1 -
ypY Virtue of on Order of tho Court in, thlz :.
b Cause, I will sell on the premises, on
;THURSDAY, tho 5tr day Not M nOvEM6EK Ihi X,
FIFTH, deceased, described in the .plcadinss,a Il.
wit: ..' -Sg
"A TRACT OF LAND containing Eish. Hrn-
drOd and Fifty (S5O) Acres, moro or less, adioip-
ins Lands of Henry Griffith, James Paterson,
,Chcsley Attaway and others! aoTI - ~
I Said Land will be sold in separate PARCELS,
which will be described on the day Of sale. n
TERMS-sold on n credit Of one and two
years, with interest from the dag of sale, excsp,
.as to costs ofsuit and expenses of sale, Which
must bc paid in Cash. ,lPurthaaers to give Bond
with good suraties, and a Mortgage on the pys,ei-
ses, ID seearc the purchase money.
z. W. CARwILE, c. E. Z. D.
| Oct 16 -t.!f. Ti-, :. 4te,.. iisiGZ4SA I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-16

The 'vpSnssruL rLfxiBiLlrY snd gfrsl
lrnmfnrt and pleasure 10 nnt lAcv AeArlnn
~ Duplex Elpsic Skirt Nh De cxpfrienc
lrd pArt,enlarif in IN crowded assemblies
operas. carriages. rsiirnsd cars, church psv .
lafm chairs, mr. prt menrde and house dress
~ ne ski can b. folded when ia usn ID oc-
lcupy small space y ressiiy aud convenient.
II silk os muslin dress. m Invaluable
quality ~ cfinoIiac. moi found il any single
-prine Sk'rt
A lads having snjoyed The plessu com.
'inrr. ard great convenience Of wearing the
uupl~A Ell~p,ic Steel Spring Skr, fur :
-inrls cay. ~il never afterwards willingly
dispense with their use. For chilusen. Misses
mo Young Ladies they are soperur 10 ~
oh4r.
The viii not bend or break like the single
s0rsnc. but will preserve their prrfsci aud
graceful shape when three or tour .,rdinsr,
skirts viii have been thrown asiie 49, u-s.
'rss. the hoops IRE covered viih doubt
ard twisted tbrss d@Apd The bottom ruds sre
MT only double springs. bur f~ics Cor
dsaiblr) cqvrrrJ:l fpvvrntiug thea from
atarinr cut when dragging down Steep,
rsir.. G,fssts.n3k I'M IL
si'h nli laritS md H. universrl ly recommend
% 81 ne Fashion Mruszin+- ~ thr stand.
~ sin AZ ~ Fashionable Word
III nj The iolloaise ,nrs,imanle adyan.
'eprs ~ Crrnpline. viz: superior qualify.
pssf~c' manufacture. stylish haze snd fn
IN n xoi':y, ou'sbi'i'V romfpr' a,d econ.
nav. inquire ior J w Brsdlp,'s DupI, !
Eli pic, " D,nble SprIng SKIRT, and b
snre van r@' me genuine article.
CAurieE- II gnrrd against IxruslTIss NJ
parficnisr M NeTicE sha' skfts uFer.d ~
DUPLEX" have me rtd INK stamp viz :.
y N B,ads,'s Duplex Elrpiic Sir, VI
Spring, upnn The wais'hnnd --n0ne aihers
W gfuuine A-r Notice thai every Hunrl
Niil admit pin gaInc S--eJ through ,hs
center. thus revealing re tAo or auuhles
'prng braided together therein. which /.
he secret N rnelr Il xbIiiiv aud strength.
M = crmhiaasion NOT 70 ts found Ia snv
,sher -kiri.
FOR SALE " u Stores y herr frs- clns-
sl''- are @oid 'hrSuglyu' ne United s,air-
10 els where.
Nsuufac'nred nv 'hr Sole Owners N the
'afpni
WEST b. ArLEY & CARY
q Chambers & 70 s. 81 Rid 50 ".
Fsh Q n. lsG7-3A
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BefanntmaNunQcn
in peutlNcr Spr0Me
werDcn iii Dicler Of
flee aufS Beitc unp
8pblfeilffe Angefcr<
tiaet.' e.
Jasper and E.oOg0Olcc.
------b-------
ACCOM- NOTATION STAGE.

vSvHE nndsr lgned, proprietor Of The rsgn
~ mail line. respectfully informs ~.
rAvr 'ng nnollc thai hefeaf'er be viii rnr
: Sage ior me Accommodation 81 pa-Sen
g"r- on Mondays. Wednesdsys, aud Eli
days VIII leave jasper, u time 70 con
aec' with 'heirAins on The O a NJ. n r.
- Loogootec. and vii r-iurn % Tuesday
rhursdsys, and Saturdays His team Il
good one. ard passengers msy rely ~ ~
ing through safety md 'alime
IS'D RE SHOEMAKER.
Ma 10,h 1896
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-16

South East Corner Of the Poblic square
JASPER, IND.
AFFERS histhanks 70 n citizens "a Du
~ bsi- county and vicinity for their past
patronage, and solicits a continuance and
extension Of the same feeling con fldent that
Ae can make u 20 the interest Of persons In
want o. any thing IN his line 10 deal with
him. ~ hismoitc is"smslI profits md quick
ales May 15, 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-16

Ii persons 10 Bsirbridcs Township
"a Who have hsd sheep klIse! BY dogs, 10.
ring The yesr 1866, Ind 1ho sre enii,Iad
under he law, % pay, from The dog tx
fund, Tor them, Ate hereby notified IA al.
tend ~ w offiee 81 thr Tnwn.hip rrps,ee.
" me raur' House, Oh SATURDAY,, Mach
23d, 1867. fpr 'hr purpose 81 presenting
'hrir ciaims, with proof, and dfawing their
pro rata share ot said fnnA.
". KEIFER. Trustee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-16

I Pare bipodpd English Race Stallion.
~ rom fulI bloodad Messenger. and by
Imported Albion. can BE- seen ~ Jasper,
Dubois counly. Ind. An interest for sale.
r. NJ. WELMAN.
dec. III. 1861.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-03-16
IA: LADYs Friend.
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Ne following nrvrie's:--A new -,ov ~.
Wis Henry W"ud sn'hur ~ East I,n,.r
The thennjnes &c How woman ~.
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Amsnah NJ Douglas anthnr In fIa Trn-t
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Il will rive Spl-.nfii DaubIr s,.s. F,n.
NJ cDiered Fashion Plat, rrvravs d o. : ~,
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sells, spoons pitchers gold and silver watch.
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TERMS.
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copies & 90
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The gei,rr ~ ~ Club viii always re-.
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must remit One Dollar Extra.
IL Tao-e DESTROYS o. getting up Clubs on
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90 sample Magazine. containing the part.
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NOTICE y hereby given shst he under.
signed has been appointed Adminisira.
'arwih win ANNEXED 90 the Esiate Of Anna
Rumig late ~ Dubois County. deceased.
Said estate 10 supposed ~ be solvent
WILLIAM WAGNER,
Administrator.
March %. 1867. -.
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MONEY FREE AS WATER --lu.o,C
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Ma N Female. ~ ril rgrr. arr .saied Y,
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-22
General Beauregard on the Adoption of
the Constitutional Amendment.

We take pleasure in laying before our
readers the following letter from General G.
T. Beauregard, which explains itself:-
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10, 1867.
w. H. C. King, Esq, Editor Of the Ne.o
Orleans Times:
Dear iSr---In your paper this morning;
you publish an article from the New York
Herald, containing some remarks relative to
a speech am reported to have made at Can
ton, Mississippi. to the Congressional excur-
sioaists, lateISih that city. The Herald is
in error, for$1made no speech iu Canton or
elsewhere to those oxearsicnfsts, but con-
versed with them freely, and openly told them
the South had fought the North 50 desperate
ly because it was defending wlat it conceived
to be its Constitutional rights; that having
appealed, however, to the arbitration of arms,
it yislded to the decision which was givcn
against it =; that l believed that the people of
the South were now willing to accent the
Constitution as made by the war, and under
stood by the Sapreme Court OF the United
States. l SAD, also, in my opinion, the ques.
tons OF secession aud slavery were forever
settled, and so far as was concerned, under
no circumstances would l couuteuance any
efforts to revive them that we must now di>
rect our energies and our vitality to repairing
the damages Of the war and restoring to our
homes some of. those comforts and that pros
perity which they formerly enjoyed.
In answer to the question Of some Of the
excursiouists, if l thought the South would
accept the Constitution II amendment, l re-
Piled that, eschewing politics, aud attending
strictly to the private business and duties Of
my position, had little opportunity, except
through newspapers, to ascertain public sem
timont on the subject; bat if they desired to
know my individual opinion, would say that
the South would not or should not accept the
amendment, even as presented as 4 finality
for its Interests and manhood forbade it {; that
we feel we are now at the mercy of the North,
but that the South would never do ANYTHING
which its honor could not approve to protect
its interests. l believe they would remain
passive spectators of the struggle of the pow
ers going on at the North relying on the So
Der second thought and sense Of Justice Of
bolh parties to protect us. Although at the
fall Of the Confederacy, instead of going to
foreign country to swear allegiance to its gov
ernmcnt, preferred remaining in my own
and swearing allegiance to what conceived
to be its new government. lin conversation
with the excursionists ! used the words con-
solidated government, when speaking of the
United States Government, meant Of course
common Federal, national Government, ope-
rating under the Constitution, as interpreted
by the Supreme Court of the United States
remain yours, very respectfully,
LSigned G. 7. BEAUREGARD.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-22
Scandinavian Laborers,

IheTe are many evidences. Astounding in
Snr exchange papers, that the hardy North
Men, Cthe heroic Swedes, Danes and Nor
TegIans,l desire, ''wiM all their heart" to
come TO Virginia in great masses, and viii,
both sIncW and capital-Cyea, with culture.
100, the culture OF literature, religion and
w,)-to be the successors of the African.
throughout the plains ard prairies. yea. and
throughout the mountains and mines Of Virt,
glnIa and her South Western daughters
One of those exchanges, the Fredericks.
burg Herald, edited by former toWnsman
OF ours, has the following interesting thoughts
in an article headed ''Yirginia Board of I'm
migration :" ="
in june last, correspondence was opeued
with the President. of the American Emil
grant aud Homestead Company, of Eew
York, but had led to no practical results In
September last select colony of seven hun.
dred Danes could have been ee.tled in Vir-
ginla if farms Of fifty and one hundred acres
couid have been procured on reasonable terms
but the negotiations for the purchase of said
farms failed on account of the high prices de-
manded for lands This colony brought with
1t S2SV,U in gold. The remainder of the
report Is devoted to discussion of the ueees-
sity OF obtaining white labor, the countriea
oest adapted to the supply of our needs, the
-. n"'ch must ne held out TO at
tract Immigration and other topics of interest
connected with the subject
Another exchange, the BIarsfeid Ohio.
banner, says:
The numberof emigrants leaving Norway
for the United States is become quite large.
1t Is nov reckoued that no less than Is 5000
annually leave Norway to seek new home on
the other side of the Atlantic. while it is
feared, os SO many of the people now have;
friends and relatives settled in America, that
The number may yet be greatly increased 8
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-22
POETICAL.
DEEDS, NOT WORDS,

Why call ye me; Lord, Lord. and do not the thing
Not forever on thy knees,
Wou Id Jehovah have thee found;
There are burdens thou canst ease:
There are griefs Jehovah secs;
Look around.
Work is prayer if done for God,
Prayer which God delighted hears,
See beside yOn upturned cod
One bowed meath afliction's rod;
Dry her tears.
Not lppg prayers. but earnest zeal;
This is what is wanted n ore.
Put thy shOu lder to the wheel.
Rrsad unto the tsmishcd deal
From thy. store.
Not high sounding words of praise
Does God want, meath sYule grand dome;
But that thou the fallen raisc;
Bring the poor from hfc's highways
To thy home.
Worship God by dong good;
Works. not words, kind acts. not creeds.
He who loves God as he should
Makes his hearts love understood
By kind deeds.
Deeds are powcriul; mere words weak
BatL'ring at high heavens door.
Let thy love by actions speak;
Wipe the tear from sorrows check;
ClutLe the poor.
Be it thine Hte's care to smother,
md to brighten eyes now dim.
XIII d deeds done to one another.
God accepts as done, my brother,
Unto Him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-22
What Newspapers do for Nothing,

The following article should be read and
Pcndered well by every man who takes news
paper without paying for it: My observation
enables me to state, as fact, that publishers
Of newspaper are more poorly rewarded than
any other class of men in the United States
who invest an equal amount of labor capital
and thought. They arc expected to do moro
service Tor less pay, to stand more spongine
and dead heading" to puff and defend more
people without fee or hope ofreward, than any
other class.
They credit wider and longer, get oftener
cheated, suffer more pecuniary loss, are oftener
the victims of mis- placed confidence than anv
other calling in the community People pay
printers bill with more eluctanCe than duy
other. 1t goes harder with them to expenda i
dollar on valuable newspaper than ten on a
needless gewgaw; yet everybody avails him
self OF the editors pen and the printers ink.
How many professional and political reputa-
tIons aud fortunes have been made and. sus-
tanned by the friendly though unreauitcd pen
OF the editor How many embryo towns
and cities have been brought into notice aud
pulled into prosperity by the press? How
many railroads, now in successful operation,
would have been foundered but for the clever
that moves the world?" Inshort what branch
OF industry and activity has not been promoted
and stimulated and defended by the press?
And who has rendered it more than mis-
cradle pittance for its service? The bazaars
of fashion and the haunts of dissipation and
appetite are thronged with an eager crowd,
bearing gold in their palms and the commod,
tiles there vended are cold at enormous pro.
fis, though intrinsically worthless, and paid
for with scruPulous puuctuality; while the
counting room of the newspaper is the seat Of
Jewirg, cheaPening trade, orders and pennies.
1t is made point Of honor TO ljquidate grog
bill. but not Of distOner to repudiate a prin-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-22
The celebrated

The celebrated portrait painter Stuart
once met lady in the street in Boston who
saluted him with: " ''0'
All, MIR. Stuart, have just seen your min
iature, and kissed it because it was so much
like you.
And did it kiss you in return?
Why, no.
Then, said Stuart. it was not like me,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-22
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
The Grave of Albert Sidney Jobngon.

1he New Orleans Times says: A ladv
correspondent, in a recent stroll tbronob tLs
81. Louis Cemetery, in the CITY. of New Or
&c: eeans' VISITED the grave of General AIbere
oianey johnson, and foun6a written epitapl,
pasted upon a rough board attached 70 f.,
sonp: In her note to the New Orleans TTues
=" eut ialr correspondent says she was affected
- osa sls upon reading 1t, and took the trouble
70 COPY II Ue'6att"'. Here is the epitSphH = Z
Behind slils stdse ia laid
-s SsSn.sg-
ALRERE sIDSEY JohSsoN
a Geuerss06 Sc Army of the Confederate
Who fell at Shiloh, Tennessee.
0n the sixth day of April, A. Il.
EiShtesn hundred aud sixty two,
a man tried in many high offices
And critical enterprises,
And found aithfui'in all
LIS lie was one long sacrifice of interest n
conscience,
And even that life en- Uoful Sabbath
Dld he yield as holocaust, at his countrv's
need,
Not wholly understood was he while he lived
out' IN his death, his greatness stands con.
fessed
In peoples tears
O' AHoueta'e, clear OF envy, vet nor
wanting
In that finer ambition which mnkes me-,
great aud pure.
In his honor-impregpable
In his mplicity-sublime.
NO country Ger had a.truer son--no cause
nobIer champion;
NO people bolder defender-no princ;n,es n
nobler victim =
Than the dead soldier
r Who sleeps here
The cause for which lie persisted is lost
The people for whom he fought are crushed
The hopes in which he trusted are scattered
The flag he. loved no more guides the charn-
ing lines
But his fame, consigned to the keeping of
that time, which,
Happily, is not SO much the tomb of Virtue
as its shrine,
Shall, in the years to come, fire modest worth
to noble ends.
In honor, now, our great captain rests
bereaved people mourn him,
Three Commonwealth proudly claim him.
And history shall cherish him,
Among those choicer spirits, who. boldipr
their conscience unmixed with blame
Have been, in all conjunctures, true to them.
selves, their country, and their God.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-22

A quaker once, hearing person tell how
much he had felt for another, who was suffer
ing, and needed Lis assistance, drily asked
him, :. Friend, hast thou felt IN ing pocket for