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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-06-04

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-06-04
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Dr.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-06-04

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-06-04

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-06-04

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-06-04
Die 1sreu5fd,luGeI.

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13
DUTY of fhisHnnr.

The Richmond Dispateh is right when it says
"Let tho awful brigadier find US planting and
building; whites and blacks living
our Legislature considering measures for prcsorv-
ing tho credit of tho State aud developing its
wealth judges on tho bench administering the
laws of the land with universal acccptaton to All
alike; and then let him, before the face of earth
and heaven, by one order FROM cadduprtcrst DC
prive whole people of all thigordof and peace,
and legal protection, and rule them with bayo-
net at all their throats, and law over them but
the odge Of the sword
We know not yet Tint matters will come to this.
There may be some considerations (aot Of Law or
justice, certainly that will stop the furious career
.or those reFentless anarchists. TREY may fad
after they have welded together their Stevens
Bill. their Elliot Dill, and their> Wilson Amend
ment, into one trenchant and tremendous toma-
hawk to strike us all down to utter ruin at one
swoop, that after all there nre, perhaps, reasons
why the blow should not be struck. In the mean-
time, we cannot, must not, abandon our own cause
and the remnant we still possess Of those liberties
handed down to us from better times and bettcr
man. One day the whole North may thank us
that by digniGed passive resistance to the pres
ent torrent of lawess rage that sweeps over the
land VIC saved those precious liberties from ute.
IshipSreek aud that in tho loudcet and widest
of tho tempest we did not give up the ship.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13

or if no debts Or assets within sixty days, to
apply for his discharge, which the court, after
due notice, shall grant, if the bankrupt has
honestly exhibited his condition.
Sec. 30 Prohibits second bankruptcy.
unless by consent Of creditors-e1cept where
the assets amo1lt to seventy per cent. of the
debts. =. r..
= Sees. 81 to a5. Concert details; pronounce
fasainst frauds and the like. ~
Sec. Sc. Provides for Involuntary bank
ruptcy, declaring that an .absconding debtor,
asiebt.6erswho makes assignments todefrand,
against 'whem au unsatisfied execution for
OVER one hundred dollars standsr,who makes
an assignment to give preferenee'to special
creditors, or who has suspended for fourteen
days, the payment of his commercial paper,
shall, on the petition of any creditor, be ad-
judged bankrupt.
The remaining sections, eleven in number,
prescribe the proceedings iusuch case and the
vasiods fees and costs. 4 '..,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13
A Cross Woman.

The idea of woman getting cross and ugly
(says On exchange,) when .hfngs in family do
not run quite us smoothly as they should, is SIM
ply ridiculous. She makes hersclf an object OF
contempt whenever she is guilty of such nonsense.
Tho Almighty has created hcr for purpose en-
tirely different to this insane and foolish indul-
gcnce in angry passions. lie has made her beau
tiful and attractive in her person, endowed her
With sonsibiiliss and rGfnemcnts of mind and
manner which, when, properly cultivated, lead to
the elevation OF the higher and hoier feelings of
nature Think Of being thus constituted getting
cross on every triaing OCCASION. How hcinsults
her Creator and prostitutes those excellent quail
ties which the stern sex DO not possess, and which
seem to be reserved by. he1vcn for her alone.
Think of this, fair women whenever the devil
tcmpts you to sin. You may bc all in form and
feature that is calculated to win the admiration Of
man, but disposition to be slEly and ill-natured
robs you Of your social and greatest charms. a
woman with mild aud gentls disposition. an in
t,lligont and pcrcoptive mind and fair form, is
an ornament to society.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13
Death of Artemus, Ward.

The Chronicle d Sentinel, Of Sunday, says
"CnARLrs F. BEowS, bcttur known as Artemus
Ward, died at Southampton, England, Thursday
last Tho announcement Of his demise will be
received with universal rogret. Few humorists Of
this or any previous age possessed and exhibited.
in writing and spcnking, more amusing and comic
drollery. There was piuchnoss" about him
which rendered his sayings exceedingly funny,
aud, however much his pervcrsion Of the mother
tongue mi sht bo censurod, his original and pccu-
liar expressions were irresistibly "sidospftting
Those Of cor readers who saw his little show and
heard him "speak piece" on Utah and the Nor
mons in tbs'c city last year, remember with pleas
ure his entertaining exhibition. Such characters
arc always benefit to society, and their death is
a public loss. "Artomus" you we're a follow of
infinite js,s, aGd No never expect to soc your like
arain. Your little show is c!osed forever. We
wish Il werp otherwise; but sinoo the Fatcs have
uilled 1T, may the Great Judge look lightly upon
your earthly iudiscretions and give you free
ticket to th, Heavenly Paradise"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13
1 1pcrsonne.n

The present sitting Of the Court of Common
Plea. and General Sessions brought to our town,
during tho past week, one of tho brightest spirtu
of the Southern press-F. G.. DEFoxTAISE, Esq,
editor of universally popular South 0arolinian,
published in Columbia. Mr.. DRFoSrAIsB'S let
tors to the Charleston Courier during the war,
over the signature, "PrRsoNNE," will forever
render his name household word in the hearts
and by the henrihs of South Carolininns.
We had the very great pleasure of welcoming
him to.our sanctum, and enjoying for an hour the
natural and felicitous flow of talk for which he
is so noted.
We regret that he departed from our mils &C
soon; and express the earnest hope that, should
he remain ungobbed by tho impending Brigadier
he will come among US again right speedily.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13
The Great Tomato.

Mr.. PExBLK, who keeps the popular Seed Store
IN Augusta, has sent US some soods of new
Tomato called "Maupay's Superior" We had
read of this Tomato before, and were consequent
" much pleased upon the receipt of the said
seeds. The "Maupay's Superior" which now
holds the most prominent position among Tomn-
toes, has been perfected by the Messrs. Mnui"y
Of Phladelphia, by crossing tho old Bright Scar
let with tho Fcjco Island variety. 1t is said to
be immensely superior in almost every respect,
to any Tomato known heretofore. Dir. PEMHLE
has plenty of these seeds; az we'll as Garden
Seeds of any and evory description. :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13
Good Girls in the South.

Tho Holly Springs (Miss.) Reporter knows
several girls in Marshall county who were raised
ia tho lap Of luxury, with fine carriages to ride
In, and money by the thousands 20 spend, before
the war, who can now chop wood, drive two
horse wagon. go to murkct and do all the house,
work. They can so in The kitchen, Too, and pre-
pare dinner equal to French cook. And then
call on them in the parlor, they will treat you to
such music as would make the hoari listen with
wonder and admiration. These girls have cheer
fully conformcd to the change in their pecuniary
circumstances. The Reporter thinks they are
worthy of being the wives of the greatest and
best in the land, and so think VIC.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13
The Southern Cultivator.

The March number has been received; and is a
perfect wonder of useful and practical matter.
Such splendid variety Of desirable ihfofmation
we hare never before seen in a single number of
any asaainc. The Southern CalfirltOr is month
ly journal OF the very highest character in its
branch. Itis generally regarded as the best pa
per Of its class in the South, and its value in the
future will be steadily enhanced by liberal ex-
ponditure and ansparing pains on the pert of the
publisher. Now is good time to subscribe. Only
Two Dollars year. address WIZ. n. WHITE,
Athens, Ga,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13

BROUGHT TO JAIb.-A negro man formerly
belonging TO the heirs of John J. Cook, de-
ceased, Of this county, was lodged in Jail in
this place, on Tuesday last, for drowning a
step-chld. 1t appears that the child was
missing on the 9Th January and, although
suspicion rested upon the step father as hay
ing made way with it, he was not charged
with the crime until Monday-thc body Of the
child having been discovered. on that day il
the Chattahoocbee river, at West Point, where
he resided. The negro was at once arrested
by Marshal Altman, and he at once acknowl'
edged that be drowned it because he had no
where to carry it to, or nothing TO feed it
with, and his object was to get rid Of its sup
port.-LaGrange Reporter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13

VIOLATING THE CoNsTITUrIoN.-The Con,
stitution declares that the privilege of the
writ Of AaJeas corpus shall not be suspended
unless when, :" in cases Of rebellion or inca
sion, the public safety may require it." But
Congress has passed bill to suspend the
privilege where there is no rebellion or inva
sion and it declares martial law and usurpS
power in making arar upon portion of the
people of our common country, who are at
peace, and not only obeying but enforcing
the laws. What freeman, under the obliga:
tions of his oath, can vote to sustain Congress
in such unconstitutional and revolutionary
acts.-Hartford Times,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13
The Uniyersalist Herald.

This was before the war, popular, useful and
widely circulated paper. 1t was the organ Of the
Southern Universalists. Lately it has been re-
vivcd, and We are glad to wolcomo it oncs more to
our table. Tho number before us contains m in
tcrestug lctter from our ostcomcd and intelligent
frllow townsman, DR.. A. G. TKAGUE, who is, as is
we'll known, an enlightened and tolctant Bnirer-
salist. Tho Universalist Herald is published ut
Notasulga, Alabama, by JouS C.BuRRrss, ESD
who is also its editor. Msssrs. S. j. McMonRrs,
J. L. c. GRIFFIN and D. T. STRAIN are announced
as corresponding editors. Te-ms-Two Dollars
per year in advance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13
THE ADVERTIS Err,
WEDNESDAY, MAR. Ia, 1867.
SecoudWeek of the Spring Term
]. JAMES T. BACON, EDIToa..,.

SccOu0 Nv cek Vi tue spring ACihA@
The Spring Term of the Court, Of Conpen
Pleas and General Sessions for EdgeGsll District
is now in its.second week. The past. week was
principally devoted to ths sessions and Sum. Pro.
DockGts. Tho business of both is disposed. OF.
So Of the Enquiry Docket. In the eases of 'The
State VS.. LONG," "Tho State rs. LOWRY" :" Tho
State vs.. PAYNE" aud The State rs. SwGAnEs-
GEMS aud DsLeAcH," the Defendants were found
"not guilty" In hat of "The State VS.. STEAD
u,N," the Defendant was found guilty Of man
slaughter, and recommended TO mercy. To-day
(Tues'iay) Tie long pending case Of "MARsHALL
rs GKgsd" comes before the Court.
Tho Session will probably come to close on
Thursday or Friday. Among tho legal gentlemen
present, f,Cm neighboring towns, We have noticed
Mr.. CARR Of Augusta, and Messrs. GARLISGrOS,
DA1rRR, and JONES, of Eewberry.
JudseAosas aud Mr.. YoUnAss will, if We mis-
take not, procesd from here to BAruwell.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13
saOBITU:AR7YY
From he Southern sCAsstian Ad,Oeate.

MAJOR AtFG USTUS GINA Gklss vas born IN
Anhalt. Kingdom of snxony, GgfmanEs and died
in Maeon;SGa, Dec. 10th, 1906 az, ,Fab0ut So
YEAS y'f:s earis.}lts 81 is f.zgy.nts;
g snd ssl'gios ch in the
psSsbvtcrian SS chsfeh, and in catig yc!t9he was
SiISseIf airsmmInicant in that churcls5s1fis lite
M opuur(nniss swero .berd1-hayilg< finished
B;s eolles;sfe course at Halle, Pepssia -and they
ws1c well ialprovtd, laying afoundhticn for graft
fes,;on both - himself and his friends, which
conl;nusd until the close of his long life. In
cariy manhood, be made tour of the United
States. and having married a lady i'll Edgeheld
Dist, 8. c., settled pefmHncntly there: where ne
raised largo family, respected and oeioveo py
all who knew them. His life was devoted 10 pu-
sincss pursuits, in which he was largely success
full, and when blessed with worldly means be was
alynys honored for his nevoiences
His warm hearted and social disposition collected
around hun host of friends Thol ppteciated
and enjoyed his generous Hospitality. hHe was
faithful to the masoniey fraternisS Of vhiehshe
was devoted membcrao the dsy of nis death:
He Was the last Surviving member 3f the Old
Savannah Guards of 1872 Tho influence of his
carly rcii1ouseducation SvasS pctdost upon Aupj
but liSeufed, Operating. wiih porc + less effect at
different times sAss:SedIs mdatipiied, and age
brought iniirmity, there was seen in linn sub
dued spirit, and so!tcnirg tenderness. pleasing
to those who knew him most intimately, and
promising a great change. The last few years of
his life were full Of SORROW and sutfsrng but fur.
nish.d good Spp0rtsnty Tpsrs pen seS Of
and delighted id conyersaton. on Religious sub
iects, and the visits of ministers and Eible road
ing. During the last summer, his devoted dapgh-
tor whom hs was visiting, ,srequcnaly> iaquirM Of
hi; religious views ana feelings, and received
most confident -nssurruco of his ~prcptrntfon.fo for
the great change. As tho final hour approached
his testimony grew clearer and stronger-leavinG
to- h;sie.atiJps and friends, strong consolation
that mostaEty hath lbosp syailoge cd up ia LIFE "A
family unbrokcn in Heaven should be Tho objcc
of those who arc left behind. tSIcuS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13
Ifu BE Under The. Sun.

If il. Lo under the sun, and in ihe Grocery Line,
it can undoubtedly bo.had OF A. STEVENS, An
gu.ta Ga. And certainly all Edgefsld people
shoall know his whereabouts, for to our certain
knowledge they hare traded with him, and be
with them, for the last thirty years.
The particular attention Of the public generally
is called to his extensive catalogue in to-day's
paper
Notr especially the great abundance of Corr
and Flour he has on hand. He gets these FROM
Louisville, KY, and thoS arc not to bo surpassed
in freshness and general excellence.
Our long knowledge Of this old and substantial
merchant induces US to commend him in the mos
cordial manner to the patronage of the people o.
Edgeield District
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13
nar The Governor of Massachusetts, with th

Gar The Governor of Massachusetts, with the
consent of his council, has appointed negro
justice of the peace for thocounty of Suffolk.
Ge- The Cincinnati. Chamber of Commerce
has subscribed hslf million to the road from
Lexington, Kyr to tap the Knoxville branch near
Mount Vernon, Ky.
Gv Gov. Wells OF Louisiana has proclaimed
Sherman. bill ns the law governing all elections.
asr Five thousand negroes mot at Richmond
on the sth, to ratify Sherman's bill. The negroes
wore. advised 10 vote against any constitution of
the proposed conyentioa. Hunpycutt heads the
movement.
sa- young lady lately appearing in male
attire, soro male brute said that her disguise was
so perfect that she might have passed for man,
had she had littlo moro modesty.
ns- Bishop soulO dlod at Nashville on the
9th, in the sSth year of his age. He was the
old es. Methodist Bishop in tho United States.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13
Items of Intelligence from the Other
World.


Thsre is something new undcr-the sun; that is,
under the Southern sun. And this ia paper de-
voted to the interests of fSpiritualism. tits pub
lished in Augusta; called "TAe Impending
Epoch" HEsRr J. OSBORNE, Editor and Proprie-
tor; Miss LYDIA H. BAKER, Associate and Med-
um to be issued monthly; terms-S2.OO per an
mum in advance. The 5th number Of this paper
is before us, and truly it is strange affair. We
do not understand it. We hope tho Impending
Epoch" is not going to endsarOr to Introduce into
the South the clairyoyance, and the biology, and
the spiritual hammerolosy, and the transcOndental
humbug, which are now so horribly rife Mt tho
North.
But wo would not be discourteOus; indeed we
would not, For, az we hsro said, we do not un-
der stand much that we read in fle Epoch. In its
columns wo find o series Of communications"
from the spirit of Abraham Lincoln to Miss Ba-
kcr They are interesting, and show the "late
lameuted" Abraham to be in a better and holier
frame Of mind than when he issued his em.ncipa-
tiOn proclamation.
The paper is upon our table, and is well worth
the attention Of the curious.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-03-13
AssTstanf Assesasr,s office.
d. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
EDGErIELD, S. c., Mar. o, 1857

MIOTICE TO TAX PAYERS is hereby given
5lS- that Division Number Seven embraces the
Territorial limits of the Seventh Regiment South
Carolina Militia, and that all Persons, Firms,
Companies and Corporations engaged insany bu-
chants, Traders, Lawyers, Physicians: Distillers,
License is required, must register their names
with me in the manner required by law, for LII
censes from 1st May 1855 10 1st May..s66, and
flo 1st May 1866 to 1st May lS67.E
Disti!lers, Manufacturers, and I'll other Per-
sons, Firms and Corporations, who are required
to, make monthly or. tri,mnnthly returns under
the Excise Law, must como forward at once and
make such returns, beginning with May LIST,
1865, aud closing with the iIethfR fori February,
1867.
Every within tho limits Aforesaid .aust-
make return Of his incomes for the calendar
-yeersof,ISG4 and 1861 -.
8 EIscutos, Aaministfators, Trustees and all
persons WHO areinterest fed in any lcgacies, dis
stributive shares inheritaacesS and SUGGESTIONS,
must mako returns from january 1st 1854, to the
present time.
Y F-waEbcat the CAROLINE Hotel, EdgeGel d,upties
Saturday March 16th5k$ndEan psrsons, ofaed
Sstabore aill cOmesprOmpay Toward and'make!
returns.
: A failure to comply with The above will subject
the parties to heavy penalties.
JAMES R. W. JOHNSON,
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