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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11
Trad. with Memphis /,

The Charleston people are waking up to the
importance of steam communication with Europe
ard direct Railroad communication with Mem
phis. twill be seen that while Savannah is
reaching out to tsp the Mississippi Valley at
Natchez, Charleston looks toward Memphis. The
followingsis the recent action Of the Board Of
Trade of Charleston
Whereas, it is of importance that the trade of
tho great West should be turned as much as pos
sible to the city of Charleston, and in tho abb
sence of that large capital which we once pos
sessed, it is our duty to make use Of that geog-
raphical position which tho Almighty has given
US, being the best shipping point to Europe North
of the Gulf of Mexico.
True it is that property passing through city
is not, for the time being, of any great benefit
but it is necessary that we should keep Charles
ton on the great highway of nations. New Or
leans has lost her commercial position, US nearly
all the trade East of the Mississippi has been di-
veitei from her by the railroads. The dficul
navigation around Cape Florida, and high insu-
rance, together with the extra time in reaching
market, either at the North Europe, lcaves
Charleston the nearest point to the North of Eu-
rope.
With the railroad which will positively be con-
structed between Atlanta aud Decatur, Alabama,
and CharlesLon WILL De Wltnin hours OF
Memphis. Memphis is the onlypoint within hum
dred miles North or South, where bridge can be
thrown across the Mississippi, but with this
bridge ria st. Louis, we arc the nearest point to
San Francisco on tho Atlantic, with the excep-
ton Of Savannah, but We are from twenty-fou
to forty hours nearer the North of Europe,
than any point South of us, by reason Of our
position on the ocean, Not being subjected to
heavy snow storms South of Memphis, to impede
the movement of railroad trains, who is tosay.
that We shall not see trains from San Francisco,
loaded with teas and other East India produce
pass through our city for shipment to Eurepe.
Therefore be it a.! ~
Rssolred, That We hail with satisfaction. the
Inauguration of the new line of steamships be-
tween Charleston and Liverpool, hoping that it
may be tho beginning of q new ora~of the pros
perity of Charleston.
Resolred, That tho President of this Board
appoint at his leisure a Committee of three, who
shall ascertain from Messrs. Robert Mure & Co,
the precise time at which each steamer of their
line will leave Liverpool, and that circulars be
issued by this Board to the Bonrd of Trade and
the Chamber Of Commerce OF Augusta, Atlanta,
Nashville Louisville, Cincinnati and memphis,
inviting them to import their goods from Liver
pool ria Charleston. {.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11
From Florida.

TALLAHASSEE, November 6, noor.-Tw'
,lcusanl z OOOj stands &c State arms ii
transit by ra,l,cad ir,m Jacksonville here
were s'ized by unknown persons last nigh
lear Madison. A spseiai tain. with de.
,achinen, Of soldiers. left here for the place
Of tic robbery at il ur this morning.
Hamilton is renominated for Congress by
the Republicans.
The Legislature is yet in session but vii
probably adj urn to day.
w. t. Saunders Ia colorsd many is out a
an independent ca,.didan for Congress.
TALLAHAssEE. Novetnbcr 6, p. m.-llarri'
son Ecrd, the Governor oI the State, was i'm
peache.. 10 day by the Legislature. chargeC
with high crimes and nisdcmtar'rs in office
The charges are preferred b. Iioratin Jen
hins, the President of the late Coz stiu;ohs
Convention. There we're three inur'hS Of th'
members present. all voting in tie aiiirn.a,
tive. All tie members were not in atien'
dance ard OF this grcurd t,,vcii or Reed vii
c.r;e>t tLa ca e. L.. fyc:'ds claiming lha; -
mdv III Session is l!rg:. Tie Leg stature
IN y :.; nr,l 10 mnirVw.
lir..rn ,hr lr 81 :,ccuu'tr 'l;r rar;i's VIII
DESTROYED Tie Sac arms On the railroad la>
nisl,t n.ust have forced ll.e cars at Madison
They broke open the c.s of rifles and brok'
and distributed them along the track for
8 ycral miles. The ammunition shared tie
.ar,c f.:c. they cost the State 10000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11

L lie subscriber has just received from Charles
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11
Take a Note OF these People and these
Places.

QUERIES TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Are you
entirely satisfied with the Dry Goods, and the
Closks, aud Sbawls, ard Cloths, which ycu have
bught heretofore? Have they been of the most
elegant and fashionable kinds? Have they fitted
you neatly, aud given you stylish air? Have
,hcy been made Of the best materials! Have
they been durable as well rs elegant? And, final
ly, have you got them at prices which you thought
reasonable! To those who cannot answer these
questions in the affirmative, we would suggest u
visit to the sar-famcd Fredericksburg Store in
Augusta; tho splendid Dry Goods Temple Oh the
corner below the Planters 1Io:cl. A new adver.
tise:ncnt from the Fredericksburg Store enriches
oar CO u,nus. Real it, ana ponder it we'll The
Fredericksburg Store ii pe,fee' establishment
And that is saying groat deal, for We have thl:
i ~ returned from New York, where we ransacked
the mos. famous Dry Goods Stores Of that great
city. The Messrs Richards are three Virginia
Gentlemen, whose refined fricndline+s of manner
is not the least attraction of the Fredericksburg
Store. We commend them TO Edgefeld in the
very heartiest manhrr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11
Religious Notice,

The Union Meeting of the First Division of
the Edgehcld BAPTIST Association will hold its
next Session with the RchOboth Church, COM
mencing at II o'clock on Saturday, the 2Sth inst.
All the Churches in said Division are requested
to send Delegates, as on that day an election Of
officers for the next year will take place.
Rev. R. W. SEYMOUR to preach the Introduc-
tory Sermon.
Query to bo discusscd-How far should a
Christian teach his Children to resent en- insult,
and at the same time act in accordance with the
requis,ions of tho Bible?
P. H. ADAMS, N. D., to read an Essay on the
Design Of Sunday Schools o. SHEPPARD to de-
liver m Address: The best plan for Sunday
School success.
Z Sunday Schools generally are cordially invi-
ted to attend, and participate with u, in the Sum
day School exercises on the Sabbath following.
D. D. BRUNsON, Modor.
B. NJ, TALBERT, Sec'ry.
Nov. 10 st Dc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11
Nov 10
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

vUNHE Subscriber wishes to sell his DESIRA-
Il BILE and WELL IMPROVED FARM,
lying within less than n mile of the Columbia
Augusta Railroad, about eight miles below Edge
field c. H., adjoining lands of Benz. Betis, Lewis
Miles and others, and ut present occupied by
Geo. w. DorE.
This FARM contains Two Hundred and Thirty
Three Acrcs,-0ne Hundred of which are in cul-
tivation, under good fence and mostly fresh land.
The balance is heavily timbered Pine and Oak
Land. All we'll adapted to Cotton, Corn and
Grain.
On tho premises is o comfortable Dwelling and
all necessary outbudngs, in good repair.
There are also on the place 1900 Choice Fruit
Tree,-just commenced bearing
If application is made soon IN unusually good
MOSES HARRIS.
Nov 10 At 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11
State Of South Carolina

| EUUEFIElID DlSlklCI,
IN EQUITY.
Jno. W. Payne and others,
r. w. Payne ct. al.
DY virtue of IN order Of the Court in th
I'D cause, will sell at Edgcfeld C. H. on Mon
day, the 7,h December 'ext, the REAL ESTATE
described in the plea'lings, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, known as the Planta
tion Tract, containing Six Hundred and Fiv,
Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Estate oil
W. E.. Clark, lands Of DR.. ]. W. Maynard et al
This Tract to be sold in two separate parcels.
ONE TRACT, known US the Vines Tract, con.
tanning One Hundred and Sixty Acres, more or
less, adjoining lands of Mrs S. Richardson, Es-
tate of W. e. Cl.ik and others.
ONE TRACT. known as the Culbreath Tract,
containing One Hundred and Fifteen Acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of Mrs. S.. Richardson,
W. A. S;rother and others. .o9
ONE TRACT, known as tho Mt. Enon Tract,
containing Three Hundred and Thirty Four
Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of A. Chap
man, NJ. w. Coleman and others.
TERMS OF SALE-Ope-hulf of the purchase
marcy to be paid in Cash. The balance on a
credit of twelve months with interest from day
of sac. to he secured by bond ard mortgage Of
the premises. Titles extra.
g. W. CARwILE, c.E.ED.
Nov. 10 At 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11

MnEE EI.ocDY W,EK- As DR.. Shell, q
Laure..,. vas ia'king with u friend. Oh Tu's
day Afternoon, shout dusk, ON Ike roadside.
hort 1i,'arce from The lage of Lrurcns.
bc was fred upon by al unknown perstl
and killed.. No further particulars Of tie
b!uocy ahair have teen received. The dec
tor uas respected citizen cf Laurens.
q p,iva:c letter from Laurrus Court House
s..,,s TIA, several individuals called at the
hou.c cr Harry McDmlel, mem1er of the
l. :.sia,urr, and on his appearing. fired upon
hun, woun4iry lam through the shoulder. Ii
IS reported ,l.at several colored people were
taken from their houses and beaten. The
writer suggests that the X X. KS are a
work.
Passengers by the Grccnville train state
t:,a, Il; White Hall, in Abb*vilc County, thu
y, gees ,cck po,scssi', oi Ike polls aid tre'
on the W i Is. Tic fire was returned. a'l'
o,c:.grn was k,l.cl AID several s-vetel,
wound,d-onc mor,ally, it IS thought-Co
i,iu,h,a I.i:r,ii iX 9TH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11

MG- Tie Democrats have elected the entire
Congressional delegation from Louisiana.
nss- General Grant has Issued an order regu-
lating the confinement, in penitentiares and jais,
of soldiers and prisoners sentenced by military
commission.
mr. Governor Scott is about to go to Cincin-
uati with view Of interesting the capitalists Of
that city in the Blue Ridge Railroad.
me- Tb 5lem on the Republican tickets
used in . ,Lae, during the late election, was
an eagl, ~ o carpetb bag in his talons.
Ns- Gold closed in New York on the 7th at
3?sa33. Cotton wns heavy, and decidedly lower
sales 1900 bales ut 35a3jf.
Ms- Mr.. Everett, in 1858, described the South.
ern States, after travelling over them, holding
ga population as intelligent, as prosperous, us
moral, Us religious, as any to lie found on the
surface Of the globe"
hs- The champion diinker of lager beer in
Cleveland hus accomplished one hundred and six
glasses in one day, and invites any one 10 beat it.
M.- The Indiana farmers are selling their
corn in the field ut fifty cents bushel, to be fed
to hogs, which sell for eight cents pound.
na- The following is Graut's letter declining
reception " will make 10 formal reply, but
wish you would say to the gentlemen in charge of
the movement that would much prefer return
ing quietly to my home without demonstration.
I appreciate their motives and will take the will
for The deed"
Ess- 1t tnkes ten thousand dollar initiation
fee to enter the regular board Of the New York
Stock Exchange. A resolution to this effect was
adopted on Friday. The fee heretofore was three
thousand dollars.
w In Augusta, on Tuesday last, at tho elec-
ton, Albert Rufin, the Radical Sheriff, and q
negro were killed, by persons unknown.
Nar There was a considerable riot in Savan-
nah on the 81. Some eight or ten negroes were
killed, and several wounded. Ono white man
killed, ttge0 Tppeded
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11

nsyr WILLIAM GILMORE SINMs, Esq the wei
XIV, writer and poet of South Carolina, has
app. cal Ter and obtained q coDyrghtot new ro
nance entitled "Thc Cub of the Panther, u
Mountain Legend" We hope this romance will
soon be given to the public.
m.s- The second session of the collegiate year
of the Charleston Medical College, commenced
on Monday, the 81 inst Several applicants were
examined and admitted. The number Of stu
dents has gradually increased since the reopen
i, Of he College, and it bids fair to become as
prosperous as ever.
ry The Grauiteville Manufacturing compa-
ny ha, declared dividend of ten dollars per
,s,,c noyable on nd after the 10th instant.
n.- Latest dispatches from Minister johnson
a. not indicate that the details for the settlement
of the Alabama claims have yet assumed any
isGpi.s Shape,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11

BRAZILIAN CorroN.-Messrs. Roberts d
Tiilmaa, factors o This city, Lave sent US II
specimen of this beautiful cotton, grown on
he plantation of Robert s. Anderson, in
puIa ki County. 1t is dark cream color
resembling Il isht SHADE Of ha,. keen; wlile
in length and iinencss t slapl. 1t Is about
equal to middle F"lida sra ISLANDS. MIR.
Anderson is tnly experimenting with 1t this
year. but exp, cts to plant from twenty-five
to thirty acres the coming season. 1t grows
t great pe,l c,non on cur upiands, and Is
pocd bearer We ore informed that the ar
I,cle will probably Command fifty cents in
the market at this time, price which should
i,..iucr 9th. r, 10 embark IN lis cuilivailon.-
Savannah Republican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11

A correspondent of the Republican,, Radical
sheet Published at Charleston. writing from Edge
field, says:
"In the upper part Of our county tho white
men go in gangs Of ten or twenty, armed with
their sixteen shooters, breaking in upon the pea
ccablo colorcd men, killing some and wounding
others, rubbing the houses and boating the women
and children with their guns. A greut many OF
the leading cuored men have left their homes.
and sought protection in the lower part Of the
county. The Republican party of this county
want. peace TIE leading Democrats likewise
.ay they want peace. The latter tell us this in
tue day, but they change their programme ut
night"
The contemplate, lying author Of the above
paragrarh-a tissue of malicious lies from be-
ginning to end-will yet be ferretcd out, and
held to strict account for the incredible sandf
he is thus basely attempting to fasteu upon the
good people-the Democratic peoplc-of Edge
fold.
From the Missionary Record" daddy
Gains" mouth piece, we gather lie No. 2, az fol-
lows:
"AlKxN-Rev. Moses Saultcrs, writes that he
has Just returned from Edge6eld, where he was
compelled to leave VI midnight III otueI W sa' "a
his life from the ipfurated Democracy in that
District yet the people, are determined to de-
vote Themselves to the aervice Of Gud; revival
is going on among thcm."
This man Saulters is known to but few of our
citizens, but those few had better opinion OF
him than to think that he could or would, with
out tho slightest foundation, concOct SO wonderful
a " blood and thunder" falsehood as the above.
We venture our salvation that not one Of the
party, which he terms tho "infuriated Democra-
cy" of Edge6eld, ever dreamed of injuring u hal.
in his head "The wicked fecth when no man
pursueth."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11
Masonic.

Grand Secretary R. S. BURNS, gives notice that
the Annual Communication of the Most Worship
fu Grand Lodge of Ancient Free Mascns OF
South Carolina, will be holden at Masonic Hall,
Charleston on Tuesday, 18th November, lS6S,
commencing at High Twelve. The Presidents of
the various railroads 10 South Carolina have
kindly consented to permit The Grand Officers and
Delegates to pass and repass thereon for one fare
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11

IN pursuance of IN Order from w. +. Durisae,
Esq, 0rdinury fr Edgefeld District, VIC will
Sr"ctei to sell Mt the late residence of Mrs
TABITlIA ABNEY, decd, on THURSDAY,
The 18th NOVEMBER, all the Personal
ESTATE of said deceased, consisting of
FOUR MULES AND ONE HORSE,
THREE COLTS.
CATTLE. SHEEP. HOGS,
FLOUR. CORN. FODDER. SnUCKS,
COTTON AND COTTON SEED,
ONE ROAD WAGON, AND ONE BUGGY,
BLACKSMITH AND FARMING TOOLS.
GIN HEAD, TlIRESIlER AND FAN,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c.
Terms Cash.
RoBr. J. SMITH. .a,o,.
j. X. SCHUMPERT. Aa OTIS.
Mss> The LAND belonging to the deceased will
be Rented on tho day of salo above mentioned
for Cash.
Nuy 3 3t A.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11
CAMBRIDGE LANDS FOR SALE.

n OFFER at private sale my PLANTATION,
L containing TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES,
and lying fvo miles South of Nne.y-Six Depot,
on tho waters of Ninety Six Creek. will sell it
in q body, or will divide it so that Tract No.
will contain about $40 Acres No. 2, 275 Acres /;
No 3, 125 Acres. Each Tract abundantly sup
piled with wood and water.
TERM--The purchase money to be paid. in
Gold, one-half Cash. The bulancc two years
after date, with interest from date.
r. &. NJ. DUN0VANT.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

EDIEEILLD DISlIICI |,
p. Williams, otal. Adm'rs,
Elizabeth Holston, ct al.
DY Virtue Of an Order of the Court in this
I'D cause, I will sell at public outcry, on Mon
day, 1.-The 7th December next. at Edge6eld C. H.,
the REAL ESTATE described in tic pleadings
to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND known as Tract No.
Q, containing One Hundred and Thirty Eight
Acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of Jesse Dur
ham, E. W. Perry, Tract No. and others.
ONE TRACT known us No. 3, containing One
Hundred and Eighty Acres more or less, adjoin-
ing lands of Estate ofWade Holston, p Williams,
Willis and others.
ONE TRACT known as No. a. confirming For
ty. Eight Acres, moro or less, adjoining lands Of
Estate of Wa'lo Holston, Tract No. l. and other.
TERMS-0ne-tbird cash the balance on
credit of twelve months with interest from duy o.
sale, secured by Bond and Mortgage of the prem
ises.
Aud ut the same time and place, and on the
same term, will sell the interest in remainje,
ofthe land assigned to the widow (after her dea,h
Titles Extra.
z. W. CAnWILE. CEED.
Nov. TO-, At 46
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Tract of Land,
Tract of. Land.

lying and being in the County and State aforesaid.
near the Granitevillc depot, on the South Caroli.
ma. Rpiroa,i, containing One ia1d r. .A Acres,
more or less, and bounded rs -followss onsthe
West by land now, or formerly William Morris' i:
on the South and East by land now, or formerly
Michael 0'Brien's on the North by the souts
Carolina Railroad, being the same tracts of land
conveyed to said Francis Murray by LuciussI..
Hall, by deed, dated the 9th day of November,
1868. f42Q i'@7'' ss<
Also. at the same time and place, lease-holi
interest in Four Acres of Land adjoining hHimis
Mills, upon which there is wooden house, con-
taining seven rooms. Also, Two Small Carts.
Terms Cash. 1s.,i
S. D. HEARD, Assignee
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11
T HE VERTISER
JAMEs T. BACON, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, NOV II, 1868.


The Democracy of South Carolina.
The smoke has not yet cleared away sufficient
~ from the political battlefield in our State to
see distinctly tho true condition Of affairs, but
lhcrc seems just now st;oug probability that
the Democracy have carried South Carolina 10y a
small majority. We will not, however, oxult too
soon. At all events. the Democracy Of the State
have fought II good fight, and covered themselves
with glory. REED, us Representative in Congress
from the 3rd District, and SIMPSON, from the 4th,
are undoubtedly elected. The white men of South
Carolina have been trac 10 he7 Democratic histo-
ry. and true to those great principles, now ob-
scurcd, but destined to shine forth again, and
light the nation on its onward career of prosperi'
ty glory and rcuown.
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A Unanimous Desire Among the Citi-
Zeps of Edsefield.

To-day, Tuesday lOih, we should have had M
election for Iutenien, and %arde..s Of our town
In every other town in tho State, municipal
election is now, in al probability, going on. But
owing to the fact tina, Edseield Distrc, is with
out n Board of Commissioners of Election, no
municipal election has been ordered here. Con-
sequently Edgcfield is totally without municipal
government. Under these circumstances, it is
h unanimous desire of our citzsns-anl wisely
-. beyond IL ,ouh: tina: the Company of Fede-
raj soldiers, stationed here FOR month past,
should still remain here. Co. X. of the Sth U. S.
Infantry, under command Of Capt REMINGTON,
has been wise and efficient in Edgefcld, and its
officers and men are trusted and respected by our
people. 1t is the general impression that they are
to be removed soon. That such should not be
the case is, as We have above stated, strongly
desired, even urged, by the citizens of Edgefeld.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11
EXECUTOR,S SALE.

n WILL offer for sale, at PUBLIC AUCTION
Il on MONDAY, the 9TH day of December next
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND containing One
Hundred and Eighty Eight Acres, more or less
the property of PORTER j. cASWELL, decd.
situate Immediately on the Road leading from
Edgef.lI C. II. to Ninety-Six, on which there is
n good Two Story Dwelling House, and necessary
out buildings, adjoining lands of the Estate Of
Jas. F. Lowry, DR.. Jno. Lnndrum and others.
TERMS OF SALE-Ono.third Cash. The
balance on credit of twelve months, with in.
tersst from day Of sale, to be secured by Bond
and Mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to
pay for necessary papers.
2. W. CARWILE, Ex'or.
Nov 10, At 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11
ASSIGNEE'S SALE

IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN Pursuance of on Order from the Honorable
Il GEORGE S. BRYAN, Judge United States
District Court for South Carolina, T will sellat
PUBLIC 0UTCkY, at Edgefeld Oh sH., oa the
first Monday 10 December next, the HOUSE AND
LOT, in tho Village of EdgcGeld, where JOHN
VI. WITT lately resided, it beings part of the
Assigned Estate ofsaid ]. M: WITT. The Lot con-
tains about One Acre, with good Dwelling HEdss
and other Improvements requisite to make it
comfortable and desirable residence.
Terms Cash. 80
E.J Y0UNGBL0oD, Assignee.
Nov IN Az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11
gS- Gov. Orr has accepted the Office of Judge,
to which he was clcc cd by the last Legislature
Result of the Presidential Elections,

Result of the Presidential Elections.
The following is the result Of the election III
the vnr:oas States as far as heard from. Total
psmber of electoral votes BIZ:
For Grant--Caliioruia. S; Connecticut, G;
Florida, 3 Illinois. lG; IGdiana, l3; Iowa, s;
Kansas, 3 Maine,7 Massachusetts, II Michi
.an. 8; Minnesota, A; Missouri, IL; Nebraska.
3; Nevada. 3 Now Hampshire, $, North Caro-
lima, 9; Ohio. 81; Oregon 3: p.--.yi--"'",-f''
Rhode Island, 4 Tennessee, 20; Vermont, .;
West Virgina, 5; Wisconsin,, Sos
Far Ssymour-Alabama. s; Delaware 3: Geor-
giu, 0: kentucky, III Louisiana, 4; Maryland
Z; New Jersey, Z; South Carolina, 6; New York,
33-9l.
Do"5y"l-Arkansas. ).
Not Permitted to rote-Mississippi, I Texas,
6: Virginia, 1913.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11
A Bruce of Liars.

A correspondent of the Republican, Radical
sheet Published at Charleston. writing from Edge,
field says:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-11-11
EXEcUTOR'S SALE.

n WILL SELL Mt Edeefeld C. H., on Monday
IL the 7th December, in pursuance of an Order
from the Ordinary, ONE TRACT OF LAND be-
longing TO the Estate of ANON LINDSEY, de.
ceased, continuing Three Hundred and Ninety
Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands Of B.
Rambo, D. Quattlebum and others.
Also, at the same time and place, TWO MULES,
ONE ROAD WAGON, &C., &c, belonging to
Estatc of said deceased.
Si AA' ~--- -" . - - - - :. - Gov
titles.
NJ. FRAZIER, Exor.
Nov 10 At 46