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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Markets.-See the Dry Goods and Clothing
markets in this issue. This win be 3 perma-
nent thing hereafter, and good thing for
reference.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Brownvine Chapter R.. A. Masons meets
at Masonic Hall on Monday evening next.
Regular meeting. Companions viii be prompt
atan early hour. r. 7. RAIEEY, Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Holidays Drug Store has been emOved
% the building formerly occupied by the U.
s Land once.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Prsparins-Tim Mclaughlin is excava-
ting the lot this side Of his store room, NO. "
Intending 10 build an addition In spring.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

The Holidays are coming. Don't forget %
examine the splendid assortment q goods ct
CITY Drug Store
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Jas "a. Dye win sell and deliver first class
Pianos and Organs for Eastern Retail Prices,
and warrant the same for five years. "
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Boots-Custom made, for Boys and men,
warranted good and e. low for cash e. can BE
had any where il McGEE 4 90.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

The finest Holiday Presents can be found
attb City Drug Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

VIM VaIleau has already received quite q
lot Of liquors, preparatory 70 opening g
wholesale liquor store at Dr.. HoIladay's old
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Discharge Paper Furnisheds-Weh have In
n possession the discharge paper Of Theo.
NJ. Hughes, found on nj streets a few days
since, which he can have by calling at this
office
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

saddles-A few California and Sherman
gotten up in good style. Call and see before
investing. NV. MIDDLETON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Ladies, Attentionl-Madam Demorest's
favoFite Passementerie . just received at Mays
Regulator.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

For Bob Sleigh Shoes and Sleigh Cutter
Wood Work, go to the Pioneer stove Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

We notice WorEmen boring a hole into the
top OF the cut on Atlantic street, 70 blast out
the dirt. Good, thathm is blasted nuisance,
uvhOW
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

The Journal Of last week gives every one
Of its thousand subscribers notice that It Is
going 20 Falls City, Richardson County, Neb.
We wish It pre-eminent success in its new
neld, and that its labors politically, particu-
larry, may be crowned with imperishable
lustre. And "the ind0ereHt gaze on with
Donder.n
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

NV RAVES, o., June I, 1857.
Msssfs. o. Q. eLAhK & Co.
Gea3 Using anxious, from the groG4 benedi
derived to assist in spreading ths fame Of cOs'i
Dyspepsia Cure I woulc state ny case. some
thing over . yeat $50, I hNd . violent attack Of 81
Arrh0eS which lasted eight weeks, during which
time ] employed three physicians, but without re-
lief, until I tried Goes Dyspepsis Cure. me arsi
dose helped me- I took g three times . day for .
week and wss entirely cured and ] believe o.
day that a saved ny bfes Being attacked ina sim
IlaF way this season, l took one doeo Weich paf ne
AL right. would adtise every family 70 keep II
on hand ready Tor Immediate use, In case Of SUM-
@. DUNN.
The shove Mr.. Du8n Is ID our employ, and Wecan
y. ARNOLD & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

ImproVement-Dr. Thurman is erecting
an office on Main Street, Just WestOfD euser's
tinship.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

AeorAsEa ReaE We were recently pre-
.eo with Nebraska grown Pear raisedb by
Ntarn2 twas beyond description lus-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

DOplex Window Shades-The best in use,
&uEt received by McCREERY & NICKEL
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

40 ~ ne tA q a4
.Porhaps 70 ons
tnired ~ sFeybo1F 81
6catharees noT ggeB
~ any bofors 60 uIFFfesf
A " adopesd into go =
eEsFYeoullyW4Wo47
49, an classes q - ad
hSH9M but eaelens Pa
PW. Eko obgo19 -
sonis, Aestsanoq9Ee
liable and ~ 49,
- hal romoQy asa alF
tried q, know afas e eursd Hemi thos0 We ARA
cot, knoW that e cures their noighhor 9ld
and an know that what Is does uncel g does a8eye
that 3 ueger niis through any hnt O. neEltoL
is cOmDosittOn. W. have thousands uRcl H18s
sands q certificates o. a1er r8maEEahls c1r8 IS -
following e9mplaIn5ss 1gs saea IL p
every neighb0r6OOdi and 10 n8od1 es p1l1a DAs
Adapted % ell age8 and emdifo18 inaI olet8s
containing neither caiom8l OF any d1l8GEtnus oE1R
ecsssy S-see-vo- fFs~ -
them pleasant 70 take, while being purely vo9ot16lo
no harm can arise fr0ul their use ID any quantity.
internal viscsra . purify ne blood and stfnula8 e
into healthy acto1=r8mCTo the 0bstrlct0n8 - -
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs q -
By correoGng, wherever hey exist such dEoarb
msnts as are ts nFst origin ofdisease.
Mnute drscaons are pHe1 y - EeEFE e.
For Wge1sPsia or Kaairesssoa, El1SansM
SEES ALkAA8R MlG A4A d ..D.l.De A
should be taken moderately % stimulate ne E11Ba
ach and restore is healthy tone and action.
For LIVER CDmPlaI1e and is Variol5 49,
toms, W1fa6aS HeoGaeh0, SICK Wn81Rrh
gaundles or GFssn B3ekao@ HH1rR
Cole and Biltous RegoEls 10y Ghn 49,
oelousy taken fof each case, % c0UeCf3o1EcE5o3
enon Or remove the O6~struchon5 VIA cllgoa
FOR DygeneeFy OF Ds1FEAUA @ oe @8
dose is generally required.
For mheumaEfSW, cent, GEnEaL Rn1uas
kaefon 81 ~ Hear Rnfm IN sh0 811Ds
Back and Lo9Ra, they should b confnnrns4Y
taken, a. required, % change tie diseased sCEoaeR
he system With slch change hose eomPlaEfs
disappear.
For Dr0psy andD ranssca1 EwsUln6 nY
shOald be taken IN large AMI foqnsnt dO1eS b. Ws
duce the elect ora drastic purga.
For S1PPreasl0a q iaree dose should BE- 0t1
as = produces The desired eject By sympathy.
As Dtuler PiHs take one or Two PiNg topEoE
mo8o digestion aHd relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the st5m0c4 80
bowels into healthy acion, restores 10 l1o419
and inVigorate8 tho system. Honc8 i ID otW -
Va1tagecEs where no serious der1nTomoEt eI|1o8.
One Who Gsls t0l8fably vel, onen lldg Mtalc1o
Of these Pills makes hhn EEL doctdedly bettTs I'm
their e~leansins and reno7atng eaa9 81 RaSP
i've apparatus.
Or. ,. c. AVER = CO.. Prsef5esg Ras
LOWELL Mass, 2. 81 4.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Tesre a ca, make 1t 3 speciality TO keep a
full Stock Of choice staple and Fancy Gro
cerfee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Sugar Loaf syrup-A superior article, at
SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

WIN. n. Hoover, Real Estate and IRsu-
rance Agent, is prepared to make out all pa
Pers necessary TO the conveyance Of Real Es-
tate. Omce-Court Room, BrOWnville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

The weather is again delightful, balmy and
u~nrsno-lurae
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03
Alum stock Of saddles at Bauer's.
spices.-A nun stock At the Red store

Now is the Time to subscribe II you wish
TO avail yourself Of Club naoesl Now Is the
accepted time. After the aOth Of December
nothing less than the Publishers lowest price
win pay for a Magazine or Newspaper. 1 offer
Club rates so my friends may be In time for
the January number, which e. always pub
nshed in advance Of time.
Neun AGENT for the d. & md TIE Ganadas
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

All Kinds Of game wanted at the City
Meat Market
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

A new lot OF Metallic Burial Cases just re-
ceivedat McFa1 & Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Miss Mary Hamilton. residence corner Of
Atlantic and 4th streets, is prepared to do all
kinds Of Stitching, B~raiding, Silk embrolder-
ing. etc, on shortnotice and reasonable terms.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Honey, Beans, Fruits etc. at
SWAN q BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

BuffAlO Robes.-A few No. /, at Robert
Teare & Cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

HGnnsford a HzEbes have a good stock
OF Furniture, and more coming.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Hale's Patient Sausage Meat Cutter and
stufer Is the best ia use. For sale at Shell
lenberger Bros. ha- &
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

ExtraA-A full supply kept constantly Of
hand for every machine sold by +. A Tisde
q Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

The Episcopal Festival, Tuesday evening,
was a perfect success, and made a very favor
able sum for the Church. The excitement Of
the evening was a raf1e for q bed guilt, and
was won by Prof. Decker, who now offers It
and the doner 10 some fairlady. In the mat
rimonial lottery, the Professor lisa hrst class
prize.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Cranberries, Green Apples, Cheese, ect,
Just received at SWAN q BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03
IA Great Blessing"

Gine Co., o.
Msssrs. sTRoHe 4 AKNsTRoNo,
DruGsiBts. OlevOianas o.
Gentlemen at gives me great pleasure % State
that my wife has derived great bsneht from the use
Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. she has been for q nums
Der Of years greatly troubled with dyspepsia, &C.
coHpanied with violent ParOxysms Of coastipati0n,
which so Frustrated her that she was ali the while,
tor months, unable TO do anything. she took 81
your instance. Goes Dyspepsia Cnre. Pnd has de-
rived GREAT BENEFIT PROM II, and is EoW COM
psratively we'll. she regards this medicine a. =
Truly ySurs,
b. WARD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

$1,000 and All Expenses Paid:-see adj
vertisement Of American Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine in our advertising eOlumnR
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Choice Fruit and Fancy Candies. At AIsns
City Bakery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

% you need any kind Of Furnitzne9 Go
90 MeFaIl& CeA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

photographic Cards.-We are prepared to
print any style imitation Lithographic Cards
In neat style on short notice and fair terms.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

New Goods by every express for A. May.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

42O aeros Of Land for sale by Jas. R. Dye.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

The funes stock 4 Hardware West Of the
Mississippi, at shelenberger Bros
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Boots q shoes are SEEMING uhprecedentedly
low az Hetzers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

AnkiDdB Of Wooden Goods. m-ostseasOn-
able at Teare 4 Cos
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

A Choice Present to your wife for the HOl-
idays would be one Of those nice sets Of
QueensWare at sn1alrs Red store
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Pekin Breaking Pl0Ws-&eE 81. Smith
& Cos make. for sale by J. C. Denser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

For Boots and Shoes hat viii wear, and
at prices as Low asaHy, 20 70 Teare 4 Cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Flour-spring ana ran wheat. at McGee's
at reduced prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

A No / year old Horse for Sale. En-.
quine a. this once.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

News Agent for the o. 8. and TIE Canadas
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

1OKzII. MAsss .. So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-13

been abandoned by all intelligent theologisns.
Tho Bible does not teach it, and science utterly
ignores it, This may be SO, but the book of
Genesis EXPRESSLY says that "ths waters were
upon the o,rth forty days and forty nights" Not
upon part of the earth, but "upon the earth"
1t is said, however, that geology, and astronomy
contradict this fact, and therefore, the scripture
statement must be untrue. This Is rather more
startling than {" Arie's" assertion that the Negro
is boast.
"Caliban" and "Ariel" agree, however, in the
statement of the latter that miscegenation is the
objectionable sin. And Caiban is of the opinion
that all the present woes of the South hay, aprung
from the illicit intercourse between the white and
black races. Certainly not an illogical sequence,
provided we believed tho major premise of the
proposition.
"Caliban" is another very curious, interesting,
thought. provoking book; and We commend to
those of our readers who are pleased with ingc-
nuity in argument to procure it, and while away
in its perusal as much Of our present ennui as
nossible. The deuuncation of the reckless and
goddess Radical party is superb!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-13
State Politics.

Tie Central Executive Committee of The
State Democratic party has issued the follow
ing circular, which explains itself:
In reply to the resolutions adopted st the
meeting Of the Democratic party of EdgeGeld
District, the undersigned Executive Commit
tee deem it ex?edient to state that they do
not think it wise Or proper to invite any 9th
or Convention of the. people of the State at
this time. The Convention recently assem-
bled, represented, we believe, tue sentiment
Of the State, and any other line Of policy now
would be disastrous totbe unity and harmony
so necessary to success. The resolution ADOPT
ed BY that Convention was based upon the
right of each State to regulate for itself the
question of franchise, andin giving an express
:i,n Of what they believed to be the opinions
OF cur people, the Convention acted delibcr-
ately, calmly and, under the circumstances,
wisely. The action Of the Convention meets
with approval every where in the ranks OF
the Democratic party, and we are disposed
to abide by the action of the Convention as
polite prudent and just. is the organ OF
that body, our duty is to uphold its action
and Law it before the country anG the State,
accom- panied, nevertheless, with our solemn
protest against the instrument called Con-
s;itrtion, which is about to be forced upon
US by Radical rule and military dictation.
WADE HAMPTON,
J.P. THOMAS.
F. w. McMASTER,
JOSEPH D. POPE,
For Central Executive Committee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-13
The PROPOSITION TO POSTPONE THE YER
p1cr.-The Baltimore Suns correspondent

The Proposition TO POSTPONE THE YER
p1cr.-The Baltimore Suns correspondent
says:
Another strong effort is.in progress among
the Republicans to postpone the verdict IN
the impeachment trinl until after the meeting
of the Chicago Convention. About week
ago movement in this direction was stated,
but did not meet with sufficient encourage
ment to make it success. Yesterday those
who favor the project started the idea again,
and it meets with SO much more general ia
vor than was expected that considerable alarm
is created among the Wade faction, who, as
suming the certain conviction of the Presi.
dent, desire an immediate termination of the
impeachment trial and the consequent posses:
sion of the White House in order that they
may have dispensation of official patronage
and thereby possibly make sure of Mr.. Wade's
nomination at Chicago. Among those who
favor the postponement of the verdict are
several Radical senators. The friends of can.
didates for the Vice-Presidency, except the
Wadeites, quietly favor the postponemenf.
An informal meeting Of Republican leaders
had the matter under consideration to day,
but up to the present time no assurance OF
the requisite number of Radical senators in
favor of the new movement has been OBJ
tanned.
Those of thesenators who are best advised
of the propositions to be disposed Of in the
Senate as preliminary to entering upon the
consideration of the impeachment case in se-
cret session, say they do not look for final
Judgment in the case at all events for ten or
twelve days.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-13
The I,emons,rancs Committee.

The Central Executive Committee of the Dem
Ocratic Party of South Carolina, appointed by
the Democratic Convention lately held 10 Column
ba, have prepared remons,rance against the
reception, by Congress, of the new Constitution
for South Carolina, and named Committee to
take the said remonstrance to Washington and
present 1t 10 eongtSss. This Committee consists
eff Gen. JouS s. PREsros, Col l.. D. CH;Lps,
Col. j. P. THOMAS and j. G. GiBnEs Esq. They
are now in Washington, and have presented their
remonstrance. And Tough thoy have been al
ready openly snubbed by the amiablO Thaddeus
Stevens. yet their reception has been rather n
avorablc one, aud their representations und sug-
gcstions seem to command respectful corsidera-
ton. What will como of the undertaking re-
mains to be seen. We hope mach. We expect
nothing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-13
The Imnencbmept Trial.

The shameful ami abominab' piece of business,
called the Impeachment Trial, is about to come
to a close. To-day, Tuesday 18th, is the day set
apart for the voting. The very latest accounts
from Washington represent thnt the result of the
matter is still wrapped in profoundest uncertain
ty. Betting upon this result seems to be the all
engrosfing pastime in the national capital. Bets
run equally high for and against conviction. To-
day, no doubt, the waverins Senator's are in their
places, with their backbones fully stiffencd by
party pressure. The key to the result may be
found ia this fact, viz its probable effect upon
the Radical party. II they think it will strengthen
their party to depose the President, this will be
dane otherwise, he will he acquitted. They
have utterly failed to establish any sufficient
grounds for conviction, and the result is merely,
as above stated, question of partizan policy.
But it bOots nothing to say more on the subject.
Tomorrow We shall learn the result.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-13
Agricultural Journals for May.

Our Agricultural Journals for this month have
all como to hand with their usual punctuaity.
"The Southern Culicato-".-a monthly maga-
zinc for the Plantation, tho Garden and the Fam
ilY 6irols,-oontinues TO give vast amount Of
agricultural information exactly adapted to the
wants of the southorn people. There is no bettOr
monthly agricultural Journal than the Southern
Cuiirator. 1t is published ut Athens, Ca, by
Messrs. wM & W. L. JONES, Editors and Propri-
etors, at 50 90 per anuum. Subscriptions received
ct this Office.
The May No. of " Tile Maryland Farmer"-a
Monthly Magazine devoted to Agriculture, Hor-
ticulture, Rural Economy and Mechanic Arts,--
sustains the high reputation this journal has es-
tablished in the agricultural world for the sound
aud rellablc information disseminated through its
monthly issues on all matters pertaining to farr
life, and touarjs tho advancement of the farming
interests. Terms, Sl.50 per anpum. Address s..
SANDS Mills 4 Co., Baltimore, Md. Subscrip-
.ions received at this Office. Tho Southern Guilt
uotor and Maryland Farmer will be sent to ono
aatqdres, for s3.lQ.
"The American Farmer''-tbe oldest Agrieul.
tural Public ltion in the United States-and cor
tainly ono in tho front rank of American Agri-
culture and Horticulture journalism, comes to US
freightod with most inviting array of well.pre-
pared articles on subjects Of the utmost inipor-
tancs to our planting friends. Published by
WonrnrSGroN 4 LEWIS, No 4, South Street, Bal
timOre, Nd, at $500 per annum
"The Fqrm and Garden,"-an Agricultural
Newspaper, devoted to tho Interests of our sunny
South, published monthly at $l.Oo per annum,
by JAS r. JAcoDs & Co., Clinton, s. c., is max
ing rapid improvement in each succeeding num-
Der, and being the only agricultural Journal pub
lishod in our State people should extend to it
liberal patronage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-13
Ms.y ]
DECLARATION


ApPLICATIoN IN, TEE COURT OF COM
MON PLEAS for Edgefeld District South Caro-
lima, for the Creation of Private Corporation.
for carrying on the MANUFACTURE OF Pa
PER. Gi4a
Tho Undersigned, applicants for their creation
into Private Corporation for tbs purpose Of car.
rying on the Business of Manufacturing PAPER
in Edge6eld District South Carolina, without
their or their successors incurring an individual
liability for the Indebtedness Of said Corporation
DO DECLARE: That the object and particu-
lar business which they propose to carry on, is
the Business Of Manufacturing Paper in Edge
field District, South Carolina, on the site lately
known as the Bath Paper Mills, under the nsme
of "THE BATH SOUTH CAROLINA PAPER
COMPANY" The amonnt of Capital by them
employed is Seventy thousand (S70 ,o00) Dollars
current funds, consisting of cash paid in, Six
Thousand Four Hundred (So, o,400) Dollars, and Of
the Land, Mill, buildings, Improvements, Ma
chinery and Fixtures, owned by. the applicants,
and valued at Sixty-three thousand Six Hun
dred (s5s,60o) Dollars. q -
The time for which they desire to be incorpo-
rated is period of thirty years, from the date
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for
crease the Capital Stock, are by statute in such
case ordained.
And therefore, Do Pray. That after this Deela-
ration and the affidavit hereunto attached, shall
have been filed in the said Office, and publication
thereof be had once week for two months, in
terms of the law, the said Clerk may render to
the applicants tho proper Certificate, to be held
and deemed as evidence of the Charter of Incor-
poration Of the said Bath South Carolina Paper
Company, in accordance with the provisions of
m Act of the Legislature of South Carolina, en-
titled "An Act to authorize and regulate the
Creation of Private Corporations within this
State" approved Dec. goth, 1856. =
WM. CRAIG,
President The Bath So. Ca. Paper Co.
JOHN D. BUTT,
A Ssc'ry & Treas'r. Bath S. @. Paper Co.
JOHN T. MILLER,
GEO. T. JACKSON,
W. E. JACKSON.
j. W. BUTT,
JN0. D. BUTT,
Atty for JAS P. BoYcE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-13


n WILL be at the time and places hereinafter
Il mentioned, to receive the Assessment and Tax
Returns, and also Collect the Taxes due on the
same for the year 1867, viz:
Red Hill, Monday and Tuesday, 18th and 18th
May 1868.
Cheathams Store, Wednesday and Thursday,
Goth .and 2lSt. -.'.'
Liberty Hill, Friday and Saturday, 22d and
23l. =.
Lybrand's, Monday and Tuesday, 2ith and
10Th.
Grauit,ville, Wednesday and Thursday, 9th
AMI 2Sth.
Hamburg, Friday and Saturday, 29th and 3Oth
Elge6eld C. H., Monday and Tuesday, 1st and
Mt Wiling, Wednesday and Thursday, Cd and
Richardson's, Friday and Saturday, 5th and
9th.
Haltavanger's Store, Monday and Tuesday,
sth and 9th. ~.
Edgefeld c. H., Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
i,y, Saturday, lota, 1lth, 18th and 18th June.
After whicn time my Books will positively
close.
Persons having Returns to make, will bear in
mind that the Tax Order requires oil parties duo
individual Taxes to make their own Returns in
person, unless they are sworn according to lsw.
Parties interested = 4efsr to the Adver;iser
of tho 18th May, for particulars in reference to
the property ON which they are taxed, the Pub
lishors having kindly consented TO republish tho
Tax Orders ii that issue. =
UAll persons engaged in Merchandise or
Sule of Liquors will make their Returns for the
last Quarter Of 1857, and also Tor the first Quar-
ter in 1853, by Saturday, the 18th May, or they
will be liable to double Tax.
" BENZ. ROPER, 7. T.C.E.D.