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Cn1lnn ON Tie Decline.

From the Commercial report Of the Co"stitu-
tiona!tst Of Friday, we extract the following in
relation to the recent decline in Cotton:
.Cor1ox-Ow wing to unfayorable political news
from Europe, tho seemingly reasonable pro'pect
Of war between France and Prussia, which cannot
fail but nvolve other great powers, haa so de-
pressed operations that nothing has been doing
to day.
In view of these important probabilities 10 it
not the part Of wisdom for planters now, while
they have time, to curtail their Cotton planting
and devote more Of their land to corn ard pro-
visions for, if our present fears are realized, will
not cotton go so low as not TO enable farmers to
pay for provisions for another cropf This matter
is well worthy Of their sorious confederation.
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Report of the Grand Jury, Spring
Term, 1867.
SOUTH CAROLINA,

Edssdell District. Spring Isfm' 1901
To His Honor F. j. MOSES, Presiding Judge
The Graud Jury beg leave respectfully to te-
port: That they have examined the Public
Buildings, and find them generally in good order
There are, however, some repairs needed upon all
Of them. The Court House needs repairing upon
the roof, some of the windows, tie overhead plns-
terine' OF the Court room and the front porti:o.
The Jail needs repairs within and without, which
will be apparent upon examination by the Con-
mi,sioners of Public Buildings. Upon i1spoc-
ton OF tho rooms and cells, we fndthe locksinI
.uficsn. for the sate-keeping Of prisoners. But
it is due to the Sheriff to shy that the Jail mas
occupied for long iimo by garrison of oolOr'd
soldiers who did much Injury to tho inside of tne
building by the Destruction of locks srds:kc
and other damages. We have boen- informs
that tho lock. hsyo been rent to Augusta, and put
into-the hands Of competent workman forle.
pairs, and that they will soon be put upon tae
Doors.
We would also report, that there have been fie-
quent escapes from the JAIL which, as We afe in
formed, Cannot DC SttFiouteu aitoSothet. W 'He
insecurity Of the building; but VIC have reason
to hope from the steps now being t>kcn by the
Sheriff, thas there will be cause for complaint,
on this ground, in future.
Wo found eight prisoners in the Jail, as tae
Sheriff reported. who sc.ya to he well Jared for n.
to food and lodging.
We bavo also e1rmiued the Poor House all
find some slight repairs necessary to the build
inzs, which was brought to the notice Of The
Steward, who Will soon put them in order. The
wards ,ccni to bc in good condition, and the In
matos we'll fed anil comfortably. clothed aud
lodged and the management Of the establi'h-
ment generally such Us mects with our approta-
tion.. Thore arc two or three of the inmates who
nre partially lunatic, and cannot be properly
cared for hero, and should, iu our opinion, be
sent to the Lunatic Asylum. We would also re-
comment that sufficient buildings be erected on
the premises to accommodate the poor of the col:
orcd population. ,,.,.,
The Rosd, and Bridge, generally in the Dis
trict arc reported to be in bad order.
An of which is respectfully submitted.
r. r.. MINIS. FoRExIS,
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For the Advertiser.
Tribute of Respect.

At Regular Communication Of Friendship
Lodge, No. IS, A. F. n, heldat Kirksey's y
Roads, S. c., o3ri March, A. L. 5S6T, the Com.
nittee previously appointed for the purpose, sub,
mittcd the following Preamble and Resolutions,
which we're unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, An Uncrrng and Ailwse Providence
has allowed the keen archer Death to enter cur
mystic band and remove from US, in, the primo OF
life, MARK MATHEWS, worthy, consistent
member of our Fraternity. Therefore, be it
Re,oir,d. That NC bow suhlnissirely to the will
of the Great Architect of the Universe.
Resolred That the departure Of each star FROM
our Masonic Armament should boa solemn re.
minder of our mortality, and should enuse each
one of us to prepare more earnestly to meet oul
own dissolution. ;. s
Rtsoloed, That our Lodge be drapta inaro,rr-
ming. anil that 40 wear the usual badge OF mourn.
ing for thirty d.ys.
Realized, That our sincere and heartfelt e,sn-
pathies be extended to the bereaved family, ahd
tina; we send them copy of these e:Reso.uions.
Realized, That the shove Preamble and Rcas'
lutons be publi.h .d.in the Edgcfeld Adrertiser.
G. W. STREET, Sec'ry.
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Confiscation in. Tennessee.

The Radical Convention, which met at
Jonesboro, in that State, on the LIST inst,
adopted, without dissenting voice, reso lu-
tion approving the policy ofconfScaiing reoel
property to the extent of liquidating the war
debt, and remunerating loyal men at the
South for losses incurred by the war.
Thus, says al exchange, the deformed,
unfinished bant'ing of Thad. Stevens, bright
into this breathing world only operish through
shame and ncgectby the authors Of its life,
is now clothed and fed and sheltered by the
called Loyal;sts of Southern State. This
is but another vcrifcation of the proyert-
lone renegade Christian is worse than ic,:
Turks"
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ns- The work -of regi,trati0n 10 Yirgiais d |

Gs- The work of registration 10 si!gidis ID
going on rapidly. Seven hundred officers are re-
quircd in the capacity of clerks, agents, etc.
gz- The trial of partief indicted for murder
ON account of alleged criminal csrslessness. re-
sulting in t burning of Kingstree Jail, with
twenty tive prisoners, somo months ago, has been
concluded in Kingstree By the actIufttar Of tae
accused '.i'
ty Gov. Orr estimates that one hundred
thousand persons, in South carolina. have lot
tasted meat for thirty days. The destituion i.
great; several cases of starvation aro reported.
rY'It i. said that tho registration .of'vOtors
in this State will be co;nn.sncsc assoon asa suih
cient number of persons report themselves as
qualified to act as registers. Few have done so as
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For tho Adrertiier.
Reconstruction.

Mr.. EpIr0R:-Wculd it 10 amiss to have tho
Board Of Commissioners of Roads of tho Lower
Battalion 7lh Regiment, S. C. NJ, reconstructed
or dealt with in some wny2 The Public Road
leading to Augusta. from Science Hill Academy to
Mr.. Tnos. L. SHAw's, has boon impa'siblc for a
heavy loaded wagon for tho last siE months, and
the Martin Town Road, noar tho residence of Mr..
GEo. BRrcas, is not much better. Norefort has
been made to repair these Rondd. Something
must be done soon tho Planters cannot mako a
crop without hnulng their corn and bacon from
Augusta this spring. half days work, with
all hands when the ground is too wet to plough,
would suffice.
Gentlemen you must do something, or your
Commissioners will DO reconstructed, according
10 tho late Law now in force. I hope you will
tnke heed, and not hars your case sent up to tho
reeonstruetioP Board
WARWICK.
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OVIcIHI
j. b. BAscocK, Post Adjutant.
For the Advertiser.

Editor IF The Adrerti.er IL. it right that men
shall be allowed to cast their votes in this State
without paying Poll Tax? II so, ail future
elections in thi. State will be governed by clAs'
of ncrsons who do not own dollars worth I"
property, nor pay cent of tax, either to th'
Government or State for :hc support of The same
No man should bo allowed 10 ca't bis vote, With
out first snoring that ho has paid his Poll Tax
AS our Taxes are very heavy just at this time
those persons who always make so much noise a
tho Election Box, should not fail to help th'
property holdert support the Government, ny
paying the small amount of Poll Tax to Capt. Ko
rxr this year. II you fail to psy your Poll Tax
you should not he allowed to vote.
OLIVER,
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gS> Brick pomeroy says that over ton thousand
,ew names were added to tho l,t of his sub
cribcrs during his ten wcc':s' absence in the
iouth." Ho announces that hr i, going to build
shrge four story office, and print his paper on a
Joe lightning press.
Es- woman, named Finn, who was far ad-
anced in pregnancy, Was gored to death by a
mad COW, at Highland Fall,, near Wost Point,
lev York, last rcek. Her cntrails were torn
ut and r,alo child va, brought into the world.
Il, still alive, and gives every symptom Of grow
ng up.
@s- Among tho passengers by he steamship
fdn .1acinto, from Savannah for New York, on
atrrd.y, wcro at2ut fifty ,u.isrants for BRASIL
ho greater parsof whoa casas from Eorids. Is
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. The growing di,content and SUFFERING

@' The growing discomfort and suffering OF
the Northern masses, is erinced in the general
prevalence Of strikes among the mechanics and
operatives. Among tho New England factories,
tho clamor Is for only ton hours labor and several
hundred recently struck at tho mills In Mspchos.
ter, n. H., on !hst demand. The mill ounors re-
fused TO. yield, and threatened to close the mills.
Among the miners of Pennsylvania, sad tho me.
chnnies Of New YcrE and other cities, strikes aro
tto order of tho day, and the whole North is par
aiYasa aadez thopre1ailiag tss.lesaaosa.
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NOTICE TG
TAX NOTICE.

EDGEFIELD c. H., Apr. 23d, 1853.
q WILL OPEN MY BOOKS at this place for
4 the collection Of State and District Taxes on
tho 18th May, and will remain here Until the Sd
Jure, after which time my Books will be closed
at this point
1 will be at Hamburg on he jth June and will
remain there uutilthc 9Th, and will be at Gran
it,villc on tho 10th and lth June, after which
time my Books will clo,c.
All persons are required to maxi. returns of all
employees in their employ. s. E-
Persons who fai; TO make their a.sessment re-
turns by tho 9Th May, mus, do 50 within ton days
thereafter, or they will be doubled Taxed.
Persons Selling Liquor OF Merchandise, and
who are subjrc, to Quarterly Tax must make their
Returns and pay their Taxes by tho 9th May, or
they will be Dubbed Taxed,
BENZ. ROPER, r. C. E. D.
Ap. % st II
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paymasters for the Military Districts.


Paymasters for the Military Districts.
The Washington correspondent of tho New
York Herald says that hre pay masters hare been
appointed for the new military districts, who will
be charged with the duty of disbursing All mon
ey. for the expense of officers employed under
tn. Ave military governors.
The following are the nanea and districts Of
the sppointees:
Pirtt District, Headquarters Richmond, Va,
Paymaster T, n. Stanton.
Second District. Headquarters Columbia, S. c.,
Paymaster ]. W. Nichols.
Third District, Hcadquarter, Atlanta, Ga, Pay
MISTER L. D. Judd.
Fourth District, Headquarters Vieksburg, Misc,
PaJmastcr P. p. G. Hall.
Fifth Di,trict, Headquarters Now Orleans, La,
Paymaster Nicholas Veddsr.
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@~ If 4 real good article Of Lime, Plaster,
Cement, Hair, &C., is wanted We bog to recon-
mend tho House of McaTe. C. g. GoopRlcH Co.,
Of Augusta. And another thing: they will Il Il all
order. SAINT them az well, if not better, than you
could yourself were you present to make your
own selections. This NC know from practical cI-
perience. We hope builders and al in want Of
Lime, Plaster, &C., will give them call. PriccI
very reasonable.
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COMMERCIAL.

AUGUSTA, April 90.
cofToN.-There is a complete stasnatiof in
tho market at present, with no prospect of any
improvement unless foreign news is more favora-
BILE. Nothing has been dpne in the last two days.
The few sales made to-day we're forced; being So
bales, as follows:-2 at 10, 8 at %, and 46 bales
at q cents. The snles yesterday amounted to 13
bales, as folows:-l at 16l, at is, 4 at % and
bales at 224 cents. The receipts for the pas two
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Radical Meeting in Mobile.

MoDlLE, April lS.-A large meeting Of
negroes took place last nigL!. About 5000
present, and inlammatory Ra;ical speeches
were made by black and white speakers
Resolutions were adopted affiliating.with the
Radical party, demanding the right to sit on
iuries. hold office, and ride in the cars. 1t
ssdiourned at late hour. Most Of the COB
ored persons present were armed arc. great
number Of shots were fired in the air after
ndnurnlnnnt.
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Dangerous Prevalence ofthe Sling Shot
Mania.

Mania.
The boys about town are raring With the Sling
Shot mania. Their bullets whistle in every posi-
ardy every hour. Citizens from the country are
complaining that they are afraid TO leave their
horses after hitching them. Ladies have COM
painel to us personally that they walk the streets
with fear and trembling. After hearing this, es-
pecially the latter part, We know the boysw
cease to uicld thei, Sling Shots except in their
play grounds and in tho feld..
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Manhood Suffrage Defeated in New

Jersey.
In the New Jersey House Of Representatives,
on Wednesday last, the question being to strike
from the Constitution tn. word "waits," to allow
colored people to vote, stood twenty in favor ard
thirty-fve against striking it out. Thirteen fc-
publicans voted again.t it. This ends the que'-
ton for this session.
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2lLt. 5th'U. S. Cav, Post Adjutsnt.
HE1poRs. SEcoxD NIL. DISTRICT,
Charleston, S. c., April l1th, 1867. 2

HEApoRs. SECOND MIL. DIsrRICr,(
Charleston, S. c., April llth, 1867.
General Orders, No. 10.
EyrRAcT.
-
XII The practice of carrying desdlI weapons
except by officers and soldiers in the military
service of the United States, is prohibited. The
conccalnent of such weapons on the person will
be deemed an assraration Of the offence. a rio-
ation uf this order will render the offender
am.nsble to trial By Military Commi.rion.
Whenever uoundiug or killing shall result from
the use of such weapons, prosf that tho party
carried or corceSled deadly weapons, shall be
deemed evidence Of a fclonious iDtcntto take the
life of the injured person.
By command OF Maj. Gen. D. 4. SIcKLEs.
(Sirned.) j. w. CL0US,
Capt 3sh U. S. Infantry
A. D. C. & A. A. Al c.
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Important Orders from Gen. sickles.
On the outside of our issue of to-day Will bc
found the timely, wcll-considered, and admirably
written order of Genl. sickles, forbilding the
execution of judgments.
In another column will also be found his order
establishing Provost Court for Edgefell and
Barnwell Districts.
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For the Advertiser.

MIR. Ep1ron:-Ihercwith inclose to your ad'
dres, two pamphlets contsining the law on Inter
nal Revenue. You'can reject certain sections and
publi.h for the information Of our ciixsns. 1t II
much to be regretted that this had not been done
months ago. 1t would have prevented tho seizure
of property belonging to innocent persons, which
may NOM be corfscsted, aud the parties liable to
prosecution for violation of the Revenue Law, Of
which they wero perhaps entirely ignorant. l
have lust returned from Washington, having gone
there for tho purpose Of obtaining the release OF
property improperly seized and to rcliers the
ouaers from prosecution in the United States
District Court. :.
I will hero say, for the information OF those
who are really innocent that they had best take
stops at once to have their cas,s properly repre-
ssntod; for tn cir property once confscatsd, how
ever unjust it might be, would cost Eve times the
value, and perhaps Ave years to gnt it back. Cases
where no showing is male Will OF course 90 by de-
fault, for tho owners hsYe already been reported
as riolator. of the law.
We need look for nothing but a stric! eon'truc-
ton of tho Ian from those in authority at Wash
irgton; they are not disposed to make allowances
for either the ignorance or fralties OF unfor-
tunato rebels, especially in South Carolina. We
must therefore cover our acts with good law, sound
ro.ton ~nd plain common senfs.
Af:or hc.ring n statement of tho cases had in
charge, an order wa. given for all proceedings in
similar ca,ss to mine to be stopped until the mat.
ter coull be investigated, as full reports had not
been m.de by tho officers Of the Government here.
Those who desire, therefore, nlll have tilasto make
I'M thoir pauers
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\ NEW .IAroR FOR Aueusra.-The Au.
gusla constitutionali,t of Wednesday says:
Mr.. B. r. Couley has been appointed BY
General Pope TO the Mayoralfy Of the city
Mr.. Oonlcy is. a gentleman e,j'ying the res.
pcct and confidence of The community, and
we trust the unconstitutional MANNER in which
he. has been placed over us will not impair
hiis sefuinesg. t+N.t - ~ 'fz
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Provost Courts Established.
The Effect Of Wilfa1 Msrepresentations.


i 80
HE4Douanreas, SECOND MILITARY Drsrnrcr,l
CHARLEsros, S. c., April 18Th, 1867.
Special Orders, No. 81.
I. Ithavips become apparent that justice TO
freedmen cannot be obtained in the Civil Courts
within the Military Post of Aiken, S. G., cbn.ist-
ing of Edgefcld and Darnwcll Districts, Provost
Courtis hereby established ntthc Post of Aiken,
S. c., to consistzof 1st Lieutenant WILLIAM
STONE, 45th United States Infantry presiding,
together NTH ID Lieutenant ED. P. D0HERTY,
5,h United State, Cavalry, and A. RAMSAY, Esq,
of Edgcfeld District, S. c., Associates
II. The Court shall have. jurisdiction Of any
case to which q person of color is party except
murder, arson and rape. Sentences imposing fines
exceeding one hundred (sloO) dollars, or impris-
onmcnte1ccsding two montha, will not be executed
until approved q. these Headquarters. The Court
will carefully observe the requirements of General
Orders No. TO-, current series,s from ,hcso Rend-
quarters.
III. The Provost Court may upon application
of any pcrson of color, sued or prosecuted in any
Civil Court in Edgeacld er B,rnwen District, or
der tho transfer Of such to the Provost Court.
vi. The proceedings of the Court in each case
will be forwarded to the Post Commander for re-
vision and approval; appeals to these Headquar-
tcrs from tho decision of the Post Commander
will not be considered unless accompanied by
printed arguments Of the parties or their couaseI
Y. The compensation of tho civilian Judge or
Judges Will bo four dollars day; tho Court may
employ Clerk al compensation, not exceeding
three dollars day and purchase stationery. All
the expenses of tho Court must be paid cut of
tie funds accruing from fines ande costs paid by
parties tried before it.
VI. At tho end Of each month aretnrn of NIL
fnes and expenditures, with vouchers, will be
made by the Court to th. Post Commander, and
by, him forwarded to tbcse Headquarters. .;
VII. So much CT General Orders No. 1Oo, Des
partmeht Of the South, "a, 30, 3S, 40, IS, 50 and
6S, Department Of South Carolina, series of 1865,
General Orders No. z and 81, Department Of
South Carolina, and Circular No. ?, Department
of the South, series of lS6o, as does not conflict
with this order, s still IN force.
By COmmsnd of Major General D. E. SlckLEs.
J.W. CLOUS,
Captain SSth U. S. Infantry,
a. D. C. and A. a. A. G. ;.
Official ALEXANDER MooHg, Aidc-de- Camp.
-----< -
Headquarters Military Post OF Aiken,
AikEx, S. c., April Is, 1867.
Te Me Editor Edy:feM Aduertiser:
SIR: have the honor to enclose herewith a
copy Of Extract General Orders No. 10, Head
quarters Second Military District, which 1 re-
,pectfully request you will publish in your pa
per for tho benefit of all persons concerned.
Respectfully,
J. Z. BABCOCK,
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Woman Suffrage in the Northwest.
Wisconsin takes the lead in the WOMAN suffrage
movement, the Senate having concurrod by u
vote Of lg to Q with the Assembly resolution, pro-
po.ipp to amend tho Constitution so 6, tn extend
suffrage to all persons over the age Of Il years.
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State of South Carolina,

=. i-EDGEtIELU UISTRNT,
IN EQUITY.
G. Bruce Walker, Assignee, n,,,
Lewis coyar and closure of Mort
A. J. Balkley and Susan Ann gage
bis wife, and others.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that A. J.
4 Bulkley and Susan Ann, his wife, ,wo of the
Defendants to this cause, arc absent from aud
reside beyond the limits Of this State, On motion
by Mr. BoNHAu, cemplainants Solcitor, Order
ed, That they do appear and plead, answer or
publication hereof or in def. alt thereof judg-
ment will be rendered against them pro eaa-
jrs,o.
2. ". CaRwILE, cE.rD.
Anr 90 1887 6t ~
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ANOTHER MEETING.

PETERSBURG, April 10, p. m.-The Repub-
lican mass meeting tonight ratified the reso-
lutions of the Richmond Convention. 1t was
addressed by Conway, of New York. Good
order prevailed
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The State Of South Carolina,
GEFlELD DISTRICT.
EN EOTITY

EUULF IELD DISI hIOI.
EN EQUITY.
MALAGA Covar, by her next friend, Bill for spc-
e9F VS.. cifc perform
Lewis Coward. B. Sullivan and ance, Relief,
nife, and others. DO. -
1T appearing to nay satisfaction that Isaac A.
i Read and Ellen A., his wife, two of the Defen-
dspts to this cause, ,yreside beyond the limits of
this State, OH motion by Mr.. BoSHAN, CompPts
Solicitor, Ordered, That they doappear and plead,
answer or demur to this Bill within forty days
after the publication Of this order, o. in default
thereof, judgment will bo rendered against them
w. cARwILE, c.E.E.D.
April 23, 1857. Ct II
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EDGEFIELU DISTRICT
-, ItY EOHITY.

=. - 60 W EQUITY. -
Sylurs Morse. and -
nary A'n, LIS WIG Bill for Specific Lien, pay
Elizabeth T. ADAMS men' of Debts, Relief &C.
1T appearing to;my satisfaction that P. NJ. Brad.
q ley, one of The Defendants to this cause re-
sides beyond the limits of this State On motion
by Mr.. BOMBAY, CompPts Solicitor, Ordered, That.
he du appear and plead, answer or dsmur to this
Bill within forty days after the pubNcation.of this
order, or in default thereof Judgment viii be rem
lerod against him pro cOnfesso.
2. w. CARWILE, G.E-E.D.
April 90, 1867. st II
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Meeting in Petersburg,

PETERSBURG, Apri! Is, p. ma conserva-
tive meeting tonight passed resolutions fully
affirming equal rights to white and black, and
accepting the terms of Congress. The meet
ing was very large and enthusiastic, and com.
posed of about onehals negroes. John Lyon
was the only speaker.
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