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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-10

The Consultation, BY taking away th,
Presidential powss vested BY tho Con.
st'sation in the Executive alone. nor d
I mean that Congress should, BY .uy
legislative device, attempt to eireum.
vent or sapersede tho chief Executiv,
ONCE A xell might : court, because
= sheriff o. mazshal bad been uul,ith.
fal, attempt to execute its process itself:
The Constitution says, tho President,
not Congress, shall Geo that tho l.ws
.re faithfully executed. II the Presi.
dent cannot be trusted With tho funo.
tions Of his Office, il he has done ae.s
which forfeit bis nights to exercise the
powers Of his place, II he is 70 fatally
bent On mischief that he i not Ct to Is
left unwatehed d united, The constitp::
tior prssenbes the remedy. d Il Il not III
ft'that Conglss, shall usuuIrp, or eull.tail
ths Executive, nor th.t tho IN, ttx,to, Hon, Houses
shall crouch Ike x.tehdogs, b bayyiing ,yi 70 e
psv.snt Executive ,otion. No such
oeativaAee finds place ia tho charter
ofeur liberties. Nosxtssnity dan ever
jasdfy it Any condition Of things
demanding such rejort win demand
eoasthihE more Il :bnot for ,,n,use ,,,use to;
express, nor even to fam aaaaf :opinioa, ii
the grounds hs impeachment which
may 'xi's. The duty i may i. ;.aoth.,
q p'ses bs called upon to do, imposes
dasses and sbstiaeaos upoa me, aud b..
dde; from The est,et IT, has been NV
earnest hope that the country niehtI
bs spared tho anxiety aud distu,basee
insidsat 70 deposing the chief officer Of |
the Government. But / may be per-.
mitted 70 s.y that whenever tho acting |
Pteddent cannot be' restrained within |
legal limits except b. being s.hhorn' of !
the soastitaional poven Of his ohiee,
and kept continually eoved BY sessions
Of Consrses, avoxedly maintained for
thst purpose, the welfare, tho dignity,
the judgment; and conscience o. the |.
natios ~ill demand higher aud ste.ner
methods. Il, indeed, such : juncturs
'hsll ever arise, let tho g.aud inqusst
If the nation present tho accused for
bis crimes and misdemeanors let him
have IN impartial trial, and il found
guilty, let him be consigned BY judi,
'ial sentence, - he will be BY tho en-
ightened <jpdkment Of mankind to al m
'nfimy q asi4eortalas the cause he h..
But such . proceeding is !
ast 1e'ost.:. If anything can curb tho
President before i il too lats, it is our
ueeess in the canvass now progressing.
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regarded accountable for the cost of the same
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Local Notices. Is cents per line to transient, and
10 cents per line to regular, advertisers.
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rates agreed upon.
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/ ts1es paid fof, Aon-festdonts.
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TICKETS y W from ~ ths ptiitneipall;. y !; "a. !,
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Dealer: In Heal Estate
II. ~. -.
'4': .i>.Eh II -;3as .t::-.i !,2a +Av-: e1i
Cohertions and i;Rimitt promptly,
made. 80 Z, :::v1s.s.c I.s :,%1 Gle ]: 7s;1
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-02
Sheen Us. ether Stock,

The following briefly cifumerates some
Of the advantage Of keeping sheep:
They make the quickest returns for the
investment in them, being ready TO eat at
three or four months old, and yielding a
valuable fleece at one year old, and per-
haps lamb also.
Their subsistence is cheaper than that
of any other domestic animals-grass and
stock fodder being all they will require at
any season.
with the nfost wholesome and the most
delicious meat, Of the rnost convenient
size for family use.
They present valuable products in two
forms, their wool and their hcsh' both OF
which arc adapted TO home consumption,
md for sale, and both of which are ;t5ap-
ted to either domestic or distant markets.
The transportation of them to market
alive is cheaper than of any other live
stock mot. bIoodcd) Of the same value,
and the same is true also of their wool
compared with other and similar agricui-
tural products.
Wool may be more easily and safely
ken. in expectation of q better market,
than any other and similar product, as it
L. e.a .;nsects rata Of. .rotr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-02
Rules for MeaSHreHest,

The following rules for measuring corn
and liquids will be very useful to many
,of ouy readers:
LIST. Shqcked Corn-Measurc the length
width and depth of the crib in feet; mul:
sipiy these three dimensions together and
their product by eight; then cut off two
figures to the right; those on the left will
be so many harrels; and those on the
right 80 many hundrcdths of a barrel.
I'd. Unshuckcd Corr-Mutiply as in
rule first in the above example, and the
product obtained by five and two-thirds;
then cut OF two figures on the right, those
on the left will be barrels, those on the
riel.. 50 many hundredths of a barrel.
cor grain, fruit, herbs, in house or box,
find the length, breadth and depth, multi
ply these together; then annex two CT
pliers and divide the product by l24
Answer in bushels, pecks, quarts
Sd. Liquid-Find the !engtt in inches
from the bung. the under edge Of the head
or chine! laultiply it into itselftwice and
products by s7Q. Answer in gallons,
quarts, pints and giEls.
Measure 209 feet on each side and you
s,ave lacking an inch, one square acre.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-02
The ScuppernOng.

Several letters in relation 10 this vine,
have been recently published N the Will
mington Journal, and from them we
gather, among others the following facts,
which will doubtless interest cur readers.
1t is native of Eastern North Carolina,
where the soil is open, dry and sandy,
and it IS observed to flourish best in such
locations. Mari is an excellent manure
for it, and will cause it to produce abun-
dainty, even in pine barren. 1t should
be set out in such places, as will shed
water freely, and as fast as it falls, so
that tn. soil around the roots will never
become stiff and wet. 1t is believed that
pruning does not improve this vine, as it
does many others, and that it is not ne
cessary to be so nice in its culture, as in
that OF vines which are natives Of more
northern latitudes. The climate and soil
of tl.is District is very similar to that Of
Eastern North Carolina. We have an
abundance of mari, and there are bluffs
on the Waccamaw River which would
sfford excellent sites for immense vine
yards. indeed, we arc of the opinion,
that in some localities, the farmers would
realize a greater income from the cultva-
lion of the scuppcrnong grape and the
making of wine, than from any other
source. AS beverage VIC would prefer
to see wine taking the place Of whiskey.
The French perhaps, drink more wine
than any people in the world: yet it is .
remarkable fact, that drunken French.
man is seldom seen in France. Horny
Sentinel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-02
Large and Small Farms.

Many large estates will have to be di.
Y;ded into small farms. We have assertd-
this before, and it is, as most men admit,
only question of time for fulfillment.
While we DO not hesitate to make de-
elara,ion of an evilablc fact, it is but fair
to qualify what nigh; otherwise seem too
general IN opinion. Tie division of large
estates will not, of necessity, compel
planters to turn market gardeners. On
lise contrary, we believe that painting on
a large scale will and ought to he pursued
by those who cam afford it. Numbers.
possessed of the requisite means aud
ability, will thus cultivate bread acres.
but not in the same protu>ion as of yore.
Superior emery and tuIent must accumu-
.;:tc landed. property, just as the sa'ne
qualifications gather merchandise or gold.
But the num5e Of these great proprietors
cannot be SO formidable as under the
slave system. Labor. saving machines,
such as steam or buggy ponehs, reapcrs.
ihreshers, etc., render immense estates
still possible. 1t is we'll that they should
not be wholly ann!hiiated, for there arc
no better schools for enlarged ideas of
state craft or private enterprise. Admin
istrative ability Of high order is reqniS-
ite. The common slang about "keeping
4. hotel" as eeidencing peculiar traits of
governing apply with tenfrd force to the
management of fine estate. Mach OF
their enlinencc as the breeders of states
nen or politicians has sprung from these
habits Of the Southern peop:e, nursed
from the cradle To use authority and eli
ginecr vast systems of labor. 1t is OBJ
jected to the division of large plantations
that this eminerce may be surrendered.
We think not There will he suilicicn-
cy of plantations to create a aupcrabnn-
dance of statesmen, and it may be matter
for congratuation that the supply is ne.
cessarily limited. Thus, too, there may
be just as much force Of character ncces-
sary to regulate matters on u modest farm.
We feel assured that poverty will com.
pei the great body of Southern youth to
manifest the noble qualities of courage,
fnrtitude, patience and industry which,
running in different groove, made them
splendid gentlemen and Incompatible
heroes. The South has much to learn
and she knows it. Experience may be 9
FOOLS teacher, but it frequently transforms
folly into wisdom.-Constitutionalist.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-02
An investment in them is se;t.eniars-

An investment in them is se;i,eiliarg-
ing, and rapidlyso, by their annual i'll
crease, while thoir wool pays much in the
way Of interest at the sa,sc time, which
is not true of many, if Of any similar in
vestncnts. -
Sheep, here, haze but one ,eremy, the
dcs, and his brother, ignorumus legislator.
who, not. having the capacity to compre-
hcnd the whole subject, and to explain it
10 his constituents, allows the dog to run
at large unfestrained by law, and thereby
this inestimable value is almost entirely
lost to the State Maryland Farmer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-02

CoL1c IN HoRsEs.-The following is a
certain cure. have seen it tried dozens
of times, and always with success. ! am
sure it will save any horse, if my direc.
tions are followed:
Dissolve one pint of salt ia pint Of
hot water, then add q quart of good vine
gar, and pour half of this mixture down
the horses throat. If tho horse is not
we'll in half an hour, give him the bal.
ance, and you will soon find him all
right.-Rural World.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-02
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORE,
80 81 Smith { johns -
EDGEFIELD, S. G.
WAGON AND BLACKSMITH SHOPS.

HE Undersigned gives roticc that he is now
prepared to have REPAIRED in a sood and an.
ro-,.,,.n,;ko manner, WAGONS, CARRIAGES,
RUeGIEs, and other Vehicles that may be
bro,cb. to his Shops, at fair and reasonable pri-
cea for Cash. ,-,co1rs 81,
ho mt M in the best style, and on as reason
ob,s terms as can be afforded. ,
M u.vinr EFFICIENT and EXPERIENCED
rnnrWrN % in my Shops, and good supply of
,so y REST SEASONED TIMBER, no pains will
w. Wv .n,rsd to give ontro satisfaction to those who
o,,n .ond their work to these Shops.
Sept 20
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Final Notice.

A IT. Persons hating any demands against the
q Fsats of DAVID l.. ROTTEN, deceased,
ava be,cbv notified that Final Settlement on
a,s aaa E,iaie will be made In the 0rdnarys Office
on on Wednesday,, the Sd day of April next, lss7.)
Tboref,re ali claims must be presented on or be-
fors that date, apd falling to do so tney Wil Us
barred. All persons indebted 10 saio 1S'a'e VIII
save cos' " '' JOHN DENNY, admir-.
MY l0t 81
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.c0miMISSI0MER'S SELES.
stataeI scuth Ga roIina;
3. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Bonnet Perry and others,
Partition.


vs. Partition.
Martha C. Perry and others.
EDY'vir;ae Of an Order of Tie Court in this
> cusc, L will sell at the late residence Of
BENNETT PERRY, deceased. onsTHuRSDAY,
tho 10th day of January next, tho RIA Il ES
TATE of the said Bennet Perry, decd 10 wit:
TIE GENTRY TRACT, containing Three
Hundred and Filty-cight Acres, more or less.
THE BBRRYTRACT, containing ThreeEiun-
dred and Thirteen Acres, more or less.
THE JAMES TKACT, containing Two liun-
dred aud Forty SeveniAcres, more or less.
TIE BOWERS TRACT, contairicg One llun-
dred and Forty Acres more or.less.
The above Tracts Of Land arc adjoining lands
of John Riley, Arthur Dozicr, Drcd Wells, u.
Rempson, Snluda River. Sc.
Sold ona credit of One and Two years With
interest from daY of Sale. except costs OF Suit
and Expenses OF Sale, witch must be paid in Cash.
Purchasers TO gitc bond with two good sasr;ies
and IL rortgagc oC the premises to secure the par
chase money. Titles Extra
z. ". CARWILE, Gel D. /.
Dec. 10, 1t 81
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-02
For the Plantation,
The Garden,
Alssi she EacHsc Circle.

EAT the request of the Publisher am now
acting as Agent for the SOUTHERN CuLI1-
vAToR, an indispensable Agricultural Journal,
published at Athens, &c. Terms, So per Hnnum.
Every Farmer, Planter and Hortieulturist in
tho South should be reader Of the CULT1VA-
TOR
Specimen numbers may be seen ut tho
Adccrtiscr 0icc.
&c 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-02
Administrators Notsce.

A LII persons having demnnds against the Es-
"A tate OF PETERSON BoRANf, deed, will pre-
cent thom to the undersigned, properly a.tcs 'ed
and those who are anywisc indebted to said Estate
will please call and settle The Administrator
desires to make final settlement at m early day.
J. NJ. TR0TTER, Adm'Or.
Nov. C, ?m IS
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ag-wc have been authorized by the many
friends of Capt. L. YANCEY DEAN to an
nouncc him a Candidate for Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas for EdgcGcld District at the
next election.
June 20 te 2I
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-01-02
state oG south Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQ['WY. -.
Tilman IT, Clark. Aim'or.,
:.t!icus {. Tucker, by his
neXt t-ien.i, Billfor Account,
vz - -. Relief, &c.
$ s. T.nipkins,
J. W. TO,rpkins and Others.
sT appearing TO the satisfaction of the Commits
Z siorer, that the Defendants Wm. D. Jennings,
Henry W. Tompkins. James l.. Tonpkins, Frank
lin \. Tompkins and r. Augustus Tompkins arc
resident beyond the limits of this State, On mo-
:ion of Mcssrs. Abncy Z Wright complainants'
;;.licilors, It is ordered that the said Defendants
10 appear and plead, answer or demur to this
Bill within thirty days from the publication here
of, dr judgment be rendered against them pro
conftsso.
z. W. CARW1LE, c.E.Ep.
Dec q, 1866. Ct So
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state Of South Carolina
rDcuErEID D1cTprT

JID OIJE1L-I|D LISLLtS<i
IN ORDINARY.
EpI W. z. DURISoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
Sd field District. -
Whereas, Benjamin F. QUITS, has applied to
mo .or Letters Of Administration, on all and sim
gp!ar the goods and chattles, rights and credits
Of William Sh.Gcr, late Of the District atorc-
sail deceased. :,
these ure, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and SINGULAR, thekindred and creditors o the snid
deceased, 20 be andappcar before ne, at our next
Ordinary sCourtfor the said District, to beho!dcn
at Edgef,eld Court House, on tie 3rd day OF
Jan. next to show cause if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given ander my hand and seal, this 10Th day
of Dec. in tho year of our Lord, one thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-siX, and In the
otv-frstyear of the sovereignty and Indcrcn-
derce of the United States Of America.
W.F.DURIS0E, 0.E.D.
Dec. "a Ct SO
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Sbate Of South Carolina.
'e!ss1 EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EOTITY

l-f IL Y EOAi-i.
Ariel Ahlo arl
Layna X. Able, Adm'rs., Pin e.. so,o &c po,,
Green Bolic. D''"''' D'"e'' "''
LaYina Bodie, ct al.
DY virtue of an Order Of the Court in this
- cause, will sell on tho premises. MON
DAY, the aIst of December inst, the TRACT
OF LAND described IN the r!cadngs, contain
ing Ore Hundred and Sixiy-eght Acres, more or
less, adjoin;n ids of George Bell, Charles
Duncln, Am Whitlo and others, it hcing
portion Of .e REAL, ESTATE Of FELIX j.
B0DlE, ed.
Sold on credit of ,wclvc months, with inter-
est from day of Sale, except Costs of Suit and
Expenses Of ale, which must be paid in cash.
Purchaser to give hond with two good Sureties
and mortgage of the premises to secure the pu.
chase money. Titles extra.
q. ". CARWILE, c.x.E.D.
Dee G, 1t 20
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Take Notice.

rnARTIEs having demands against tho Estate
nr FRANCIS O'CONN0R, defd., are re-
ouested to present tho Fume to the Subscriber at
m early date; and those indebted to said Estate
are notifod to pay up forthwith. ,n0v .y..
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDIGARY-

IN ORDINARY.
ypY W. T. DURIsoE, Esquire, Ordinary Of
E9 Edrcfcld District. 81!
Whereas, q. W. -csrwile, C.E.E.D., has applied
to me for Letters of of,Administration, on all ard
singular the good and apd credits
OF James Johnson, late of the District aforesaid,
decd.
Thcsca-c, therefore, to cite and admoni.h all
and singular; tho kindred and creditors Of tie
said dcceascd;to be and appear before me, at our
next ordinary's Court for the said District, to bo
holden at Edgcfeld C.. T., Cd the 10th day Of jan.
next. to show causo, if ary, why the said
administration should notbe granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th day
of Dec. in the year of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty.six, ard N tie
91st year of American Independence.
W. F. DURISOE,o Z. D.
Dec. IL Ct so
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TyHIS WRINGER has again taken tho FIRST
NA PREMIUM in the Great Fair of the Ameri-
can Institute-it has also taken the FIRST PRE-
MUM a. the State Fairs Of New York, Vermont,
Pennsylyat,ia, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois,
kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin, Connecticut River
Valley Fair, Champlaih Valley Fair, and as most
of the County, and Institute Fairs throughout the
country. Hi C'ci 2sssiO Il 1917
Over 100000 have been sold and are now in
use in the United States, and toe necer heard of
ono thatoes not liked.
T Tss sgNIvERsAL fsgsuperidr to allsother
Wringers. in having large rolls of solid India
Rubber, SO protected by strong coGwEEELs that
they cannot slip or break loose from the sho. Its
strong woodirams cannot be. broke1, and does
not rust or soil the clothes. Every Universal
T+inger is WARRANTED.
We. select n few testimonials from persons
widely Known 10, che public, who speak from ac-
tual experience, and are aboye suspicion of mis-
statement.
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EENAE. MsaEEGF,.

A LII Persons having my demands AGAINST he
"A. Estate Of the late RANSOM DURST, de-
oeasod arc hereby notified that iinni settlement
on sail Estate will he made in the Ordinary $
Office on SATURDAY,, the l2h d,y OF January next.
Therefore, all claims must be prcsonc,i pIopc7y V
infested, Oh or before Thursday, The l0th Jarr.-
ry next. and failing To- do so, ihoy viii lie barre l..
4 lsn. -ail porsone indrhiel 10 said I,s;aIa VII
save east by settling up hY :hat Tine fai MT
TO comply. MARTHA a. DURST, Ad'Ix.
GfaniteYille, S. c., Doc ~, 1866. 3t52