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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-11-20
Ss:eGG Qs &0seGSr Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
nv EQUITY.
Wm. G. Gardner. ct III,

Elizabeth p. Gardner ct III.
rsY virtue of an order Of the Court in this cause,
I'D will sell a. EdgeGcll c. H.. the frs,
Monday in December next, tic REA1. ESTATE
described in the plcalinSs, TO wit;
ONE TRACT OF IA:D, known as the
Gardner Old l,iace," containing Three Hun
,:ro, and Eich;y-;hrcc Acres, more or less, ad
joining lands of Mrs. Atkinson, George W. Mil
Ter, ThQma. Miller and others.
ONE TRACT known as .hc "Zim Tract" con
taining One IIun:yc,i ard Ten Acres, more Or
lcas adjoining lanes Of Samuel Clark, sr., and
others.
ONE TRACT OF LAND known IS the 'Home
Place." containing One liunl;cd and iity-six
Acres, mvro or loss, adjoining lands Of Jonathan
81. Killer, Parton, Murray, Everett and others.
And TWO SMALL LOTS OF LAND.-one
containing Ten Acres, and the other Fifteen
Acres-bo;h bounded by lands Of Mrs. Atkinson
and others.
These Lands lie in Beech Island on and near
!h" Savannah Riyor, and are very desirable.
Tcrms-0nc-Thir Cash, balance on a credit of
ono and two years with interest from date of
sale. Purchasers to give bond with at least two
good suretics and a mortgage of the premises to
secure the purchase money. Titles extra.
z. VI. CARWILE, C.E.E.D.
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HoyoR Yous BusIxrss.-It is a good sign
whcn man is pyorl Of lis worl; or calling
Yet noti.il: is more common than TO hear a
,nen finding fault constantly j. with their raf-
ticuIar Gn:incss, AID Gcqming themsoiveS u'i-
fortunate because fastened TO It by the neccs
sity Of gaining livelihood In this spirit
men fret, and laboriously destroy all their
Comfort in the work or they Change thcr
business and 20 on miserably shifting from
one thing 10 another, I'll the grave or The
poor l.cusc gives them fas! grip. But while
occasionaiiv maa fails iii life because he is
no! in the place fitted for his paricrar ta!
!; iappens ten times oiLeicr that failure re-
suits from neglect ard even contempt Of an
honest business. j r,an should pat his heart
into everything that he does. There Is p9
profession that haa not its peculiar oar1s ahd
ycxa;ions. no man will escape annoyance
BIZ changing business. No mechanical busl-
ness is altogether agreeable. Commerce, in
its endless varieties, is affected, like all other
human pursuits, with trials, unwelcome du-
ties, aud spirit tiring necessities.
1t is the very wantonness OF lolIy for e
man to search out the frcts and burdens OF
his calling, and give his mind every day to
consideration of them. They belong to hui
man life. They are inevitable. Brooding,
then only gives them strength. On the other
land, man has power oiycn 70 hia, to shel
beauty aE;.a pleasure upon the h9aialicst toll,
if he is wise. Let q man adopt his business,
and identify it With his life, and cover it with
pleasant assoolatlaus, for God las given us
Imagination, not only 10 make some poets,
but to enable all men to bcautify home
IL things. Heart varnsh will cover up innu,
mo able evils and defects. Look al the good
things. Accept your lot as Man does a
piece of rugged ground, and begin to get out
lie roell:s and rocls, tc deepen anl mellow
the SOIL 10 enrich and plant it. There is
something in the most forblddins arocation
around WHICH man may twine pleasant fan.
ces-out OF which ho mag develop an honest
pride.-N. 7. Economist,
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How TO, INDUCE INMiCHATloN.-As shrawd
writer in the Columbia .PhGasr OF Saturday
s.:ssgc.:a t!.c following plan 10 induce in:ni'
grafton tc ',lia State;
: sit is this Tha: General WAGNER invite
tue aad-holde:s OF the several districts ol
this State to meet at their respective court
houses ON certain day, TO bc fixed By bim
and organize . associations fer the promotion
0! Immigration" Let al landowners be III
v!ted to join these associations, who are
willing TO do.r.c portions Of their lands to
immigrants " 40 will settle on and cultivate
them.
;:Let it be the leading business Of these
associations to collect and register the names
OF all sach yer ons, with the number of farms
or acres they will donate, aud forward lists
of the same 10 the commissioner, General
I7agencI This plan will prove cfTcotua! na
other will. Farms must be girca, to induce:
extensive immigration. 1t can easily be
shown that rothing could more successfully
or more rapidly enhance The interests Of land
holders and the prosperity of the State than
the advent within her borders OF q large
number OF small farmers from the old world
Mere Iabcurers from thence will not answer
tie purpose. 1 would not undertake to raise
cotton vil!l foregn labonrers Il J. could get
them for iheir vlctuals and clothes. sye must
have lost Of small farmers. The only way
to get them is to give item farms. ! believe
every landholder in the State, who possesses
q thimhle-lull Of brains, will be willing, if the
matter be fairly scented 10 him, to donate
portions Of land as above suggested One
land holder, and not u large one either, as
sures me bc will give ten farms, of fifty acres
each, TO len families o. immigrants; another
offers to give onc-;kird of his land in the same
way. Every land-ownc will give. Push
this scheme properly. and by the opening o.
Spring we may have 100000 sturdy far
mers from the " Faderland," labouring for the
regeneration of South Carolina.
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GOLD AND PoLlrIcs.-Th Macon Telegraph
very properly obseryes' About the time
of tue California and Maine elections gold
went up. ana the Radicals raised howl that
it was owing to tho loss of confidence in the
Government arising from the Democratic vic
tories. Since that day, Radicalism has been
routed, horse, foot and Dragons, in Pennsyl-
vania, New York, and other Northern States,
and, strange to say, gold has gone down, and
Is lower to-day than it,has been in months
Will the Radicals explain the extraordinary
phenomenon, and reconcile it with their doc
trine of month ago?"
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plant Wharf.-The farmers of Tennessee
are sewing their cotton land in wheat this
fall having become thoroughly disgusted with
the great Staple and its markets. The plan
tsrs m of Georgia will find it profitable to follow
The example of their Tennessee friends. There
is more money in wheGt at 81 81 per bushel
than in cotton at lG cents pes pound, less q
ner cent tax, commissions, etc. which nets
about ~ cents-out of which the planter has
TO paw all the expense of production. With
the prospect of still lower prices in 1863, it
will be suicidal fur our people to continue
planting cotton on an extensive scale. It
ron,t pay.-Chronicle & Sentinel
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READi iREAD!

NNAD! t1CHlAD.
Our Stock consists in part Of
Brown and Bleached SHEETIEGS;
Brown and Bleached SHIRTINGS;
Pillow Case LINENS and C0TT0NS;
Cotton and Linen DIAPER;
Brown and Bleached JEANS;
French and American MERIN0ES;
Figured and Solid DELAINES;
Beautiful PCPLINS and ALPACAS;
LUSTRES and Ornamental TWILLS;
Ornamental LUSTRES in variety;
Opera and all Wool FLANNELS;
Canton FLANNELS;
CLOAKS, SHAWLS, NUBIAS, S0NTAGS,
Balmoral and Hoop SKIRTS;
COLLARS, GLOVES, HOSIERY;
Ladies' and Gents UNDERVESTS;
Ladies' and Misses HATS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS and FEATHERS;
READY MADE CLOTHING large and
we'll selected Stock, from the cheapest to the
finest; =
Doc sEin CASHMERE; .''
GASSIMERES and SATIEETS;
TWEEDS and Kentucky JEANS; ~
Bed BLANKETS, Saddle BLANKETS;
Mems and Boys HATS-all kinds;
Ladies, Misses, Mems, Boys and children's
SHOES, in great variety y;c. a..,cs s'.'
GROCERIES,-larges stock and fine variety;
HARDWARE, CR0CKERY, GLASSWARE; !;
Fine FRENCH BRANDIES; ;os9i 1-'.a
Bakers and Gibsor's best WHISTLES;
MADEIRA, PORT and SHERRY WINES;
California CHAMPAGNES;
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO;
Havana and American SEGARS;
TRUNKS, VALIsES, CARPET BAGS;
BRIDES, &C.. &c.
Call and examine for yourselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere. You will CERTAINLY SAVE
MONEY, s
C. A. GHEATHaNI & BRO,
No. 8, Park Row.
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sSr A very worthy fisherman by the namo
Of Grizzle, was drowned some time since,
and all search Of hi, body proved unayailing.
After it had been in tho water some months,
however, it vas discovered floating on the
shore, whereupon Mr.. Smith was dispat ched
to convey the intelligence to the much aillict.
ed widow,
"Wel, Mrs. Grzzle, we have found Mr..
Grizzlies body"
"You don't say !"
"Ycs we haye-the jury has sot on it, and
found it full of ecls!"
"You don't say Mr.. Grizzlc's body is full
Of ecls?n
aYcss it is, and we want to know what you
will have done with IT'D"
"Why how many eels do you think there
is in him ?"
"Why, about bushcl."
"Wcil, then, think you had better send
the eels up to tho house, and set him agsin,'
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ELorEuExr ExrRAoRpINART-A. aNEef

ELorEMEyT ExTRAoRDINART--A ~! .NEGfs
RUNS AWAY WITH WHITE MANS WlFE.I
The evil effects of miscegenation were mape
painfully public Yesterday, by the eloPemeg
of a white married women with negro map
This man had been an inmate of the mouse nous
for some time, and having been treated asa
man and brother, had succeeded IN ailenpf. y.
ting the affections of the woman from nsr N
liege lord to such an extent, that during ms ms
temporary absence in Summeryiille she gattE-
cred up his valuables, aud with her para aqnoplI Y,
took the train for New York. The bereaysa
husband returned to find his home empty, tfe
birds flown and his money, title deeds, Watches Z
&C., minus, Instead of tearing his rs. halr anp a
acting in romantic manner, he quietly nffc. x.
titled the detectives, and had the satisfaction
of learning that on reaching Wilmington, the
precious pair were assigned quarters in seq
arate cells. The finale is to take place. m
Wilmington, but it is not known if it VIII pc
conducted according to old established rules,
and the repentant wife, like Titania, when
she finds that she has been enarnored of az an
ass, return to her allegiance and renoup!se
her quondam lover. The greenbacks aTre,
however, safe, and those once secured thie
wife might be allowed to go with her soo9ty
friend, as the matrimonial market can hardly
furnish worse wares-CbarlestoY News. IT
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The State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
j. Walter Hill ct ux, ct al,
ID

rS.
r. 2. Lamar.
gpY virtue of an order of the Court in this cause,
ED will sell at Edseield Court House. on the
first Monday in December next the REAL ES-
TATE described in the pleadings, to wit: ONE
HOUSE AND LOT OF LAND, whcreon Chan
ccllor WARpLAw resided at the time of his death,
within the corporate limits of the town Of EDGE
field. containing Fifty Acres, moro or less, ad-
Joining lands of r. II. Minis, +. W. Pickens, q.
w. Carwc md others.
TRRMs-Sold on credit of twolve months
with interest from day Of SALE except as to costs
CT suit, which must be paid in Cash. Purchaser
to give Bord with at least two good sureties and
Mortgage Of the prcmisesto secure the purchase
money. Titles extra.
z. w. CARWILE, C.E ED.
Nor 4 at As
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PoL1TIcAL.-Among the numerous rumors
in the city is one that Chaplain French and 10
leading politician of the Republican party,
recently arrived from Washington, have made
application to General Canby to postpone the
election. for a State Convention. They g n
as n reason that a number of prominent Ks-
publican members of the House of Represehn-
iatives. have agreed to so modify the Recon
struction Acts as to include much larger
proportion of the whites of the South among
the enfrauchised classes. Many ofthei Rad
calls at the North Lave become alarmed tt
the recent clections and are now anxious 10
propose or adopt more conciliatory measures.
Having, they say, yielded at the last session
to the views Of Thad. Stevens, Sumner ami
others, leaders, and the election having gode
against them, they now demand that Steycns,
Sumner and others shall co operate with the
more moderate wing of the party. lin.
1t IS also rumored that General Grant, i'll
run as the Republican candidate for President
Of the United States, will 10 so only upouja
modified platform. One great cause. of the
unpopularity Of negro suffrage at the North
was said to be the disposition cyinced by the
blacks at the South to thrust everywhere their
own color onward, both for local and Con
gressional Offices. This course, it was feared
by many leading Republicans would serious
ly injure, if not totally defeat their parry,
We only give these ,rumors as some OF the
on dts OF the day-Couricr.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

A. G. Turner,
Ellen G. Turner, ct al,
VS..
Robert A. Turner, Ex'or,
Amanda Turner, ct al.
TDY virtue of an order Of Ike Court in this cause,
I'D I will sell at Edgcdcd C. H., on tho first
Monday in December next, tho REAL ESTATE
of A. G. TURNER, decd, described in the
pleadiugs to Wit: so -
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing Thirteen
Hundred and Forty Acres, more or less, adjoin-
ing lands of B. T. Landrum and others. On this
Tract there is Fine Grist and Saw Mill, Gin
aud Thresher, Dwelling House, and all necessary
odtbuildings. Said. Mill land Gin. are propelled
by Horse Creek, never falling srcain of water
TERMs-Sold on - credit of twelve months
with interest from day oe sale, except as to Costs
Of Suit, which must Lo paid in Cash. Purcha.
scrs TO give Bond with two good su'etics and &
Mortgage of the premises TO secure the purchase
money. Titles extra.
Q. w. CARWILE, C.E.E.D.
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DENTISTRY.

ADR. II. PARKER respectfully announces
that he is we'll prepared to execute in the Des'
maoner and promptly ell work in the business
and at greatly reduced hgcres.
Having acq tainted himself with the late ines
Unable improvements in the profession, and Sc
cured full stock of materials, &C., he warrant
good and satisfactory work to all who maj desire
bis services. -
zagsfsld, S. c., Aug. ls tss1
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Cotton 7 AK

4 HE Undersigned have accepted tho AGEN-
gCYFoR SOUTH CAROLINA, from HERscHEL
v. JOHNSON Il Co, of Georgia, for the secove-
ry Of the Internal Revenue Tax which
has been, or may hereafter be paid on Cotton.
All persons interested will do we'll to commu-
nicato with u.s.. or our Agents in different p0r-
tons of the State, and the necessary papers and
instructions will be forwarded.
Collections to be made for share. No e1pen-
ses to be incurred by the Tax Payer.
NJ. L. BONHAM,
BUTLER Il YOUMANS.
Edgefeld, S. c., Oct is I'm AZ
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The fashion now is, at church weddings
North, to stretch broad white ribbon across
the aisle up which the bridal party pass, above
which none but invited guests are allowed to
sit The bridesmaids enter in pairs, unat-
tended by gentlemen-thc groom with his fu-
turc motherin- aw-thc bride with her father.
Two Of the groomsmen prccede the whole
party, and the others behind. After the GER
emony, each of them gives an arm to one OF
the maids, as the party leave the church. At
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500 Reward.

STOLEN from my Stable, on the night of the
= 3lst Oct, dark bay HORSE, nine years old,
blind in right eye, with full name turned on right
side, and showing mark of collar, tail rather
short and thin, with white hind feet. Said horse
is in thin order. Bring back my horsc and gel
the reward.
Greenwood, S. C., Nov IL 2t46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-11-20

A Memphis paper gives the following ad.
vice to the reop|e Of the South:
Tie people ci tic South need s:at remain
idie. rs the woi..l 10 governed by money,
let them get money. When they do they
WI! be respected. they will be respected
and s;obb:rcd OYER by the wrctchcs who now
hate them because they arc proud and havq
no money.
IIoll.oa to your lands. The moaied lords
of lie t,osth want TO dispossess You of them,
for then they know that You will be in their
power. So losg rs ycu hold them YOU are
masters Of the situation. Ac. upon the fact
that t!.n Radicals are attempting 70 impoverish
you and drive you out OF the country. With
this ever in ycur minds, grasp your lands
with death grip and, if necessary, face
starvation itself before you give way. If
they carnot dspcssess yo@ ~ rl,chases,
tho: . =, i, .ysort 10 legislation, and attempt 70
lax YOU iuto ccquiescence.
II has been suggested that the three cent
taxmay be avoided by manufacturing the
cotton in tho ii2Iriot whefa it is grown. That,
if practicable, would be only q temporary re-
lief. Your enemies would tax it at the gin,
III the Do!l, III me blossom. ana, IL necessary /,
in the ground. They intend to tax it out of
existence, ii they fail to drive You from your
plantations.
Go into tie hog ard hominy business.
Raise corn aud slaughter pork. Cover your
hills With cattle and punctuate our pastures
with sheep, mules aud horses, and aay"n. y lie
whole with sh5wers Of g0ais.
Teach The freedman that he is a Southern
man, to the cabin bern. and that his destiny
is launched dp the samc DilIow that now
heaves heneath the white man. Be just to
him, ard the day may conc when You may
loan upon him IS rock.
Cultivate the Garth to the best advantage,
and never fail to have your barn full. But Go
not neglect to cultivate letters.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
GogoDS-
From New York and Baltimore

Il He Subscribers are now receiving their
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which were
bought in the best markets in this Country, .and
which in point of STYLE, QUALITY ard
PRICE defy competition. di.e
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their bonds and lay them on the altar of their
country for the country's good IN. Y.
Herald
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For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
The Friends oS Capt. A. P. WEST respectful
ly announce him as . Candidate for sherih o.
Eiceield at;he next election.
Now tS~ 80
as- We h.vs been authorized by the Friend:
af Capt. II. BoULWARE to announce him .
s.railate for Sheriff of Edgeield District at th'
acxt eiactioa.
Apr ls te~ ~
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TO RENT

J. " NGIS y
T7oR the ensuing year tho CREEK PORTION
of my plantation, containing $50 to 300
Acres Open Land embracing about as acres
Bottom Land on Turkey Creck,) finely adapted
for the growth Of Cotton, Corn and Small Grain.
Dwelling House, Gin House, Screw, and other
'N''N' o - JAMES c. BROOKS.
Nov g. At. 45
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICi,
IN EQUITY.
pr-.o. C.-Io, j,,,r

N EQUITY.
Bsrie; Corlcy, Adm'ur,
VS.
Sophronia Hardy,
HillerY Hardy, ct al.
EDY Vr;us Of IN Order of the Court in this
I'D cause. will sell Mt Edgefe'd c. H., on
Monday, the second day of December next the
REAL ESTaTE described in the pleadingS, to
wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing Two
Hundred and ThirtyGve Acrcs, more or less, ad-
joining lands of Bu.det Corey, Estate CT WIN.
Hardy, :. NJ Trotter and cttcrs.
TERMS-sold on 4 credit OF Twelve months
with interest from dlay III saic, except as 10 so
much as Will 90 necessary to pay the Costs Of
those proceedings. which must be paid in Cash
Purchasers to give Bonl with two good snraties
ana Mor;sasa Of ;hc premises to secure The
purchase money. Titles extra.
2. ". CARWILE, C.E.E.D.
Nov 1t IS
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nSr Mr.. Chase is quoted as saying that he
is more Radical in name than in fact, and
complaining that he has indiscreet friends.
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A CoLoarD pnlrsr.-In describing the
consecration Ct tie rev EPISCOPAL Bishop OF
Florida, the Rev. Mr. Y>ung, Of New York,
tic CdeycA JMaa| says:
"There was in the procession Of the clergy
for the first time. We bclieva, on such al
occas:on-onc Of the colorcd priests OF the
Church. Tbs was . sonrcc cf great sat's.
faction both 10 the Bis!iup Of Florida AID
those Of his clergy who were pres mt, They
regarded il as coincidence in barpy harmo-
NJ with the fac! that, at The same Ccnrar-
,ion which elec.cd Bishop Young. = colorcd
coiigresaion was admitted into Union with
the Convention by ali a!a,ast qnaaimous vote
:.ni ,ha names oi (hc co:ored lay de le;:''ies
were regularly oliicl oge: With ,Rnso 6 tl9
rest during every day Of tie session. Florida
IS the iic>t-wc 5el.evc--cf the once :" Con
Tolerate D;oce:es which has taken this dc
ciled s;er: and is determined 10 make The
pushing CT Church work among the ftccdmc;',
as 1t ought to be, one Ct Tie cLicf things TO
be strivcn Tor bJ all Ter laiihfu! members" "
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MASSACHUSETTS SHOE TEADE.-Thc shoe
business Of Haverhill, Mass, is said to be
very stagnant. The IIGverhIll Gazette SAYS
thai there is general stagnatioa" in the
shoe business there, .".allhonh Ii the sales in
this town f,r the month of September were
about $3.50 0OO, which is a falling .atTcGt
.sAr,o. $50 009 from the month cf august
With regard "a the general aspect of !!ic
trade, the G.,:eife adds: "Thcre has not been
S great lal,ag oil in the sala O; shoes 70!
the last year IS some parplo im2giac--bu'
there has bs>,, = mari;e, difference in tic
profits Of the business. In III unsettled state
Of the market and the general ar?rc tension
that gools w9uii ba lower, buyers h's:, been
very cauiioGs, ard bnngh; Is Gloss y as possl-
tlc, and tie manufacturer, lein.: :cs;rous
:, sell Ill their stock, have becn led 10 sci
with yery slight proii;, and in many cases
none az all! |; must he confrsscd that tho
prospect Of the shoe business for the next
two or three months is not very faterine
The fall trade is closed. and the spring trade
wll probably be- backward unless there is a
change in olhrr branches of businc's and thi
market for leather, &c. is more stable"
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Wv, e HAVE anA are constantly receiving Tie
best assortment of FURNITURE that has ever
been in this market.
ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUITS,
MAHOGANY pARL0R SUITS.
CHAMBER AND COTTAGE SUITS,
BUREAUS, BEDSTEApS,
Chairs, SOFAS, TETE.A-TETE,
CENTRE TABLES,
SIDED0ADS,
EXTENSION TABLES, OF all lengths.
We particularly call TIC attention OF purc,a-
sera 10 cur SOLID WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITS for Beauty, Durability and chcapness.
Ger Misunderstanding Department
Is still in operation. Special Orders will be
promptly attended to. REPAIRS DONE ~
ALL IT'S BRANCHES.
UDa0isferisag Department..
HAIR CLOTH, ENANlELLED cLoTr.
REPS, TERRY and SPRINGS, aud all article,
suitable for Manu- acturcIs, which VIC cffer at Lew
Prices.
Window Shades.
large Stock of WINDOW SHADES, Of eve
ry style and pattern. from the Cheapc., 10 Ike
Finest, with all the New Style Fixtures.
Utsacrlakcl's sscpar.men.,
Superintendent by :: competent man. CoFFINS,
of al Descriptions and Quality. METhLIC
CASES and CASkETS. of tho most improved
styles, furnished a: oil hours during the Day or
Night.
UNDERTAKERsc can be supplied with TRIM
MINGS.
Augusta, Oct 2S Gun t5
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ga- Kansas seems TO have voted dom
both the suffrage amendments. 1t is worthy
Of notice ti.at the idea of extending The right
of suffrage to women was received with more
favour by the Kansas statesmen than the pro
pos;tior to crfranchise the coiored race.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-11-20

Voter, ".Cting TO the Constitution as the
shipwrecked mariner clings 10 the last plank
aOhe@ ntgM and the tempest closes around hin" !"
i Aniel Wehster.