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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-10
Assignee Notice of appointment

In the District Court of the United States for The
q. District of South Cttrolina,-IN BANKRUrrcf.
IN THE MATTER OF TILLMAN WATSON, JR,
BANKRUPT.
To Whom it may Concern:
YTyHE Undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee of the Estate OF
TILMAN WATSON, JR., of the District of Edge
field, Sin said District; and who was, to wit; on
the tooth day of April A. D. 1865, adjudged n
Bankrupt upon the petition of himself, by Henry
Summer; Esq, Register in the Court OF bann, DIX
ruptcy. Dated at EdgeGeld Court House, the 23d
so E. WATSON, Assignee.
. Nav 27 St %
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Mill Notice.

MaY MILLS will hereafter be linders tho Con-
lYA slant Supersiaion'of feliablc white man.
and every attention will be given to- giyeientrs
i, satisfaction to Customers. lal sf.s 80 ---lf.
Tho Mills will soon be put in thorough repni,
for the growing Crop.
May 10 If ii
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Sherif's Sale.

Benz Benz. : s'g's, r.,,s, :, c. Tax Execution.
A. Bushnell
vs. ii Ia.
The Same.
TeY virtue of IN Execution in tho above stated
H0 cases to me directed, will proceed to sell
at Edgefeld C. H., on the first Monday in July
next, the following property, to wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing Six Hun
dred (600j Acres, more or less, and adjoining
lands of Butler Williams, John. Terry and George
Thurmond.
Terms Cash.
ISAAC BoLEs, S. E. D.
Mav9 Ate 20
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DECHIAR ATEON.

/ Application IN TIE COURT OF COM
MON PLEAS for EdgefelI District, South Caro-
lima, for the Creation of Private Corporation,
for carrying on the MANUFACTURE OF Pa
PER. %.
The Undersigned, applicants for their creation
into Private Corporation for the purpose of car
! rying on the Business of Manufacturing Paper
/, in Edgefeld District, South Carolina, (without
their or their successors incurrng 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
tho Business of Manufacturing Paper in Edge
field District, South Carolina, on the site lately
known as the Bath Paper Mills, under tho ncme
of "THE BATH SOUTH CAROLINA PAPER
I2C0MPANY." The amount of Capital by them
employed is Seventy Thousand (S7O, ,O0O) Dollars,
current funds, consisting of cash paid n Six
Thousand Four Hundred (S6,400) 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 (S63,G0O) Dollars. 49,
The time for which they desire to be incorpo-
rated is period of thirty years, from the date
of the filing of this Declaration in the Office OF
tho Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas for
Edgefeld District, with such privileges to in
crease tho Capital Stock as are by statute in such
case ordained. <e
And therefore, Do Pray, That after this .Decla-
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 the proper Certificate, to be held
and deemed rs evidence of the Charter of 1ncor.
poration of the said Bath South Carolina Paper
Company, in accordance with the provisions Of
an Act of the Legislatureof of Sopth Carolina, en-
titled IAN Act to authorize and regulate the
Creation! Of Private Corporations within. this
! State" approved Dec. 10th, 1885,.
~ WIN. CRAIG,
President The Bath So. Ca. Paper Co.
JOHN D..BUTT,
Sec'ry & .Treas'r. Bath S. c. Paper Co.
.aa'' JOHN T. MILLER,
GEO. T: JACKSON,
- W. e. JACKSON,
J. W. BUTT,
JN0. D. BUTT,
Atty for JAS. P. BoYcE.
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IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF STOCK.
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EXTREMELY LOW PRICES,

Belgian Embroidered CEALLI, elegant and exclusive
Bel gan Brocade GRENADlNE elegant and exclusive
French Chene Striped POPLNs elegant exclusive
MELANGE CENE CREToNNE beautiful
styles
French CHINTZ ORGANIZES and JAcoNETs
Swiss Rex ORGANDIES, new and beautiful styles
Printed Chene POPLINETS
British Printed LINsEYS, elegant goods travelling suits
British P5nted cAMBRIcs chntz and solid cOlors
Black Twisted SILK sublime quality
Black Twisted SILK and low priced
Black IRON GRENADE lO4 wide sublime quality for suits shaws
White IRON GRENAD[NE, IO-4 shaws
Black BAREGE, 1914 wide for shawl very low priced
Black Grape MURETZ, wde mourning shawls
Black GRENADNE qualities extremely
priced
Black IRON GRENADNE single width (coar mesh sublime quality
Lupns Black BoMBAZ!NEs quate) medium to sublime
Black ALPACCAS from medium very superior
White ALPACCAS medium o very
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Important Notice.

TyHE Commissioners of Roads, Bridges and Fer
Il ries throughout the District, and tho Coua-
ellis of the Towns of Hamburg and Edgefeid will
take notice, That under Orders from Gen. Candy,
proceeds of all Licenses for the Sale Of Spiritu-
Gus Liquors are required to be. paid ever to the
Commissioners of the Poor for the District, L, be
Payments arc required at once, and mus be
made to Il. T. Wright, Treasurer of the Board,
who is authorized to receipt for the same.
W. L. COLEMAN, Chair. Board.
May27 ct %
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ICE! ICE /!

VUsT received at he sALUDA HOUSE, one
- Of the best assuriments Of ~ .4s
Pure Old Liquors, Wines, &C.,
Ever introduced into this market.
ICE ALWAYS ON HAND. Families sup
piled at reasonable rates. - ..it
May l3 I'm 20
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State of South Carolina, !

CD0GE lEAO O1OlnLS1.
DERSONALLY appeared before me, Benjamin
L Baird, Magistrate for Edge6eld District, S.
c., person authorized to administer oaths under
tho laws of said State, William Craig, who being
duly sworn, deposcs and says, That hc is the
President of Tho Bath South Carolina Paper
Company, the Stockholders of which have made
the foregoing Declaration, and that the amount
Of Capital in property actually owned by said
Company, consisting of Land, Mill Buildings,
improvements, Machinery and Fixtures, is of the
value in current funds the sum of: Sixty-three
Thousand Six Hundred (63, ,6O09 Dollars, and that
the.amount of Capital in current funds cash paid
in is Six Thousand Four Hundred ($6,4OO) Dol
lars,-the whole amounting to Seventy Thousand
Dollars in Currency. L..
Sworn to before % me. ss this 9th dny i!
w BENJAMIN BAIRD, ME- D. j
May II, Pm 20
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/ E Rat Poison,
NN1ARRANTED TO KILL. FOt sale by
wv ~ Tnos; = Wv ". a211s4 GAsENStE Na.;s, -
Mars II 10
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sUNDR1Es.

sUNDRIEs. "a
1co BBLs. FLOUR, different; grades. =
$4,000 LBS. SMOKED BACON.
$4,000 LBS. BULK BACON.
5000 LIS. CHOICE HAMS.
10 TIERCES LARD.
100 Bills. LIQUORS, ell grades.
900 Sacks COFFEE, Rio, Java and La
guayra.
25 Half-chosts TEA, various grades.
rs Bbls. SYRUP, various grades.
With "A full stock of SUGARS, CANDLES,
SOAP, &c., for salo low by.
oDowD & MULHER1N.
Augusta, Feb q tfs
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Sherif's Sale.

John Huiet,
v5 r:p
L. Covar,
James Edison.
DY Virtue OF Writ Of Fl Fa to me directed,
I'D in the above stated case, will proceed to
sell at Edgeaeld c. H., on the first Monday in
July next, the following property, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, levied on as the
property of the Estate of James Edison, decd,
containing Four Hundred and Fifty (45O) Acres,
more or less, adjoining lands Of w. L. Coleman,
Derrick HolsonBnck, - Meyers, - Couch,
and others.
Terms Cash.
ISAAC BoLES, S. ED.
June At "a
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New Drug Store !!

Il HE Undersigned takes pleasure in informing
his friends that he hus just received On ENTIRE
NEW AND FRESH STOCK OF -
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, &c,
At tho Old Stand under Masonic Hall, where.he
will constantly on hand full Stocks of everything
in tho Drug line.
Persons wishing to purchase will find. it to
their advantage to call at the Old Stand.
G0- Terms reasonable.
T. j. TEAGUE, Agt.
May - If 20
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The Pictorial I'm day Book,

The Pictorial un day Book,
Containing an Account of the Manners, Rites and
Traditions of the Jews and other Eastern M
tions, &c. The whole exploratory Of many por-
tions of the Old and New Testaments. By Robt.
Sears.
THE YOUTHS OR PEOPLES HISTORY
OF THE GREAT CIVIL WAR,-.1hc only
History of the War from o Democratic stand
point BY r. G. Horton.
These Books should DO in every house.
~" Agents wanted in each Battalion to assist
me.
w. L. PARKS, AGENT
Mar 16 If IL
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Sherif's Sale.

0IIOI III ~ 0NV4Oe
W. Henry Wise,
vs. Fl Fa
Flora Stalnaker.
FeY Virtue of Writ Of Fl Fa to me directed in
-D the above stated case, I will proceed to sell
Mt Edgefeld C. H., on the first Monday in July
next, the following property, to wit:
ONE HOUSE AND LOT in Gronitcville con-
tanning One Acre, more or less, adjoining lands
OF George Kelley and 3. G.. Hard.
ISAAC BoLEs, S. Ed.
June d. q
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LACE, POINTS AND CIRCULARS.
Llama Wool POINTS sandC CIRCULARS new elegant
Light Cloth SACQUES, suitable for morning
White Shetland WoolSHAWIS, elegant for evening
White seland Wool sHAwIs oo and be elegant for pomenand
purposes
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-06-10

Beg to inform the public of their new large and elegant add
.tionaln supplies Of
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

The German Society says that III, :
800 Germans came to New York last
year, and but 6as5S from Ireland =
Dengrr Esrs. sH- kj
Somewhat Qneer. for es,95s Germans
Sacon,c finn Leland in one year, isn'tits
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07
miscellaneous.


THIS INSTITUTION UNDER THE
II direction OF the Sisters Of the Holy Names Of
Jesus and Mary. will open the 18th instant Its
object il to educate young ladies in all tho ssef and
ornamental branches generally taught In the most
approved schools
pupils is attended TO with the greatest solietude and
the most devoted attention paid to their domestic
comfort. At all hours the young ladies' are nnser
the watchh,l care and government q their eacneFs'
p,yss Of every igiu,is determination are ndts.
crmnately received. and all interference with their
religious convictions carefully avoided. Good order.
hossevcr. reqnires that all should conform 20 tho
general regulations Of the Institution - II,
The course Of instruction embraces tne various
branches which constitute the elementary aud higher
departments Of educations .~<*Ix'B
PRIMARY CLASSIC &. 81 a, ttf-.
Spelling. Reading, Writing First Lessons in Geog-
raphy Arithmetic, 5n Elementary Treatise on limo,
Abridged History Of the Emitted States.
.. Juyrca CLASSES. ~
Dctioaary, Heading Writing. Arithmetic Geogra-
ply Grammar. First Lessons In Composition, Epis.
tolary Correspondence Elements of Natural philos-
ophy Outlines of History, fai.hiar Science, botny
SENIOR cLAssEs, v-rrY ~rYrtrs
Elscut.pn. Rhetoric Logic. ysrshcation.i Csc. Of
the Globes, General History and Mythology. Astron
omy, Arithmetic. Algebra, Bookkeeping. Geometry.
Natural Philosophy. Natural History, botany and
Chemistry. N 81
= TERxs:, go
Board snd Iuitiop. per term lin advanced. as 0i
Entrance fee, IN be paid but once. ..... i! Ot
5 TERa.i FOR DAT scHoLAns:< HI 4
Primary Department per term dn advancc) ...sl9 o.
senior senior - / . - - !.:tls q
ap-Paymsnts required In COIN ....tt
Gratuitous Lessons given In plain or ornament
al Needle Wotks Embroidery. Knitting Czochet and
Bead Work. ~ t0
No deduction Ia made for partial absence, with
drawal Of pupil before the expratopof the. term
It1less in case of SICKNESS.
For further partscnlars APPLY At the Academy.
Idaho city Jan q 1665n60tf ssf $50 f1 = fstl.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

= =
PAYING FOR HusBAND.-The Carlyle
Oily Tindicator of Feb. 18th tells the
following:
An interesting breach of promise
suit was brought in Trenton last
Wednesday before Squire Guyot. Both
parties were Germans. The name OF
the faithless Swain was Guiser, who
was called upon to enter into bonds in
the sum of $1,000 Not being able to
give security the alternative was to go
to Jail. In the emergency ne proposed
to the damsel who. sued him that if she
would pay for the license and the ex-
penses of the ceremony Ike would mar
nv her at once. She. agreed to do it,
borrowed the money from another par
ty and gave it to Squire Guyot, who
telegraphed to Carlyle for license, which
arrived the next morning, and soon al
ter the happy twain were united by the
Squire in the presence OF many WIT
nesses. Of which we were one. The
wedding was so novel and ndjcrous
that the Squire made no charge for
his services. Upon the couple leaving
the Office, IAN acquaintance OF GuiseE
stepped up to him and said: swell, Joe
YOU have vrow at last" Joe replied
sOh, yes; she is vor. sale; ! takes five
hundred tollers cash for her now. They
are happy couple, no doubt. q
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

SEssIBLE LapY..-A Washington, pa
PEI says. 1l9 IL ThAW Ill
A gentleman stepped on the train Of
Secretary Brownings wife the other
evening" when she said, f"0 never
mind, Mr. =. ! think anybody who
isfeolish enough to wear trains ought
to haveathem stepped or tits my be-
lief that they ought not to be worn,
unless one has page to carry them
when necessary RIlIg01dID
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07
Semi ! M'ftklp Morld.
= CoYDTTION OF THE SOUTH ]

We have been favored, says the Sac
ramento Reporter, with the perusal (, Of 2
letter froma highly respectable Sphysi-
clan, dated Kingstree, South Carolina,
january !, 1883 The writer says:
We'll might you express surprise at
our being able to live in the South in
its present condition. We are nowionly
able to make a support by keeping our
mouths shut to politics, quietly submit
ting to our military masters, and bend
ing every energy to the making OF dali
" bread. The negro is emphatlcaily
in the ascendancy, and although the
time may come, before a very great
while, when he will occupy his true pc,
sition, even as a freedman; yet 1t Will
be too late to save us from greater sui
ferine. and | am afraid actual want.
In his present status, he is perfectly
irresponsible individual, and therefore,
asa citizen, no better than a bear or a
wildcat, or any other beast Of prey; and
as a ) laborer entirely. worthless-no
contract being worth the paper upon
which it is written, simply because it
is impossible to enforce it. In short,
sir, the condition of the South polite
ally and socially is distressing and hui
initiating in the extreme, and judging
for the future, by the past, the 'possIbr-
ity of livelihood for the respectable
class of its white population will, in
very short time, become a very doubt
full question. Butno words can convey
to YOU full and correct idea OF the
actual state of affairs with us-one
must see and feel=thep to comprehend
the enornity OF our trials and misfor
tunes. To remain In this country, prom
Uses nothing but anincrease OF troubles
and difficulties, and | feel perfectly sure
in asserting that happiness and pleas
ant home cannot be had in it by the
present generation of whites, at least
For the reasons thus briefly stated,
am determined to get, ont of it, if can
possibly raise the ilmeans Of doing SO
Ihave consulted with my wife freely
on the subject, and we have fixed OF
California, and if we are successful IL
our plans, will make the voyage during
the month of February next
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

RY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT

Ia yihl Va W II JUUUMENT
o and decree Of foreclosure of Mortgage and ords,.
OF sale, issued out OF the District court in and for bs
county Of Boise, upon Judgment rendered II, sa;S
court Wherein Gee. IL Gilbert Is Plaintiff and .Jose,h
Simpson, William Wright and Isaac Lewis are DEFEND
ants for the sum Of Five Hundred and Fifteen poi.
lars. judgment and costs of suit, duly tested the af
day Of February. d. 1868, by which Z am eon1-
marfed 70 sell certain premises situate al fdaba
Territory Idaho City, Boise county to.Wit,S onrs
meneing at the southeast corner of Montgomery and
Wallula streets. running thence southerly along The
west lime Of Montgomery street one hundrea aS6sir
ty feet; thence westerly one hundred and egts faf
thence northerly enc hundred and sixty (lstI feet
ID the south line Of Wana street. thence eastsflv,
along the south Inns of Wallula street one hundred
and eighty ns0) feet to the place of beginning en-
bracfrg all thepruperty known as the Mammoth S{
raj. Public notice is hereby given, in accordanse
with the requirements of said order Of sale that an
ms nth day of March. D. 1854. al IL O'Clock NJ
viii sell. in front OF the court house door in Idaho
city, ut public auction for cash. the above described
property TO the highest bidder TO satisfy said order
OF sale and all accruing costs. ...sf...-
j. l. CRUTcHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho city, Feb a5, A. d. l768 ns4w9
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-07

Mrs. LINcoLS.-The st. Louis Repub-
lican Of Feb 18th says Mrs: Abraham
Lincoln is not insane, as reported, but
is boarding at the Clifton House. Chi
cago.. Her temper is said to be very
irritable, owing, perhaps, to the chagrin
she feels at the ingratitude of the Re
publican party toward her. She dress,
es very plainly, and dexotes much OF
her time in the societysof friends who
are in quite humble circumstances, TO
whom she unburthens her thoughts and
hopes and her greatest pride seems to
be in watching over Tad" and direct
ing him in every proper course
The national Republican., 1868-11-24
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At+o'clock, on the premises, lot 10, 10 square
100, on E street south, between Sixth and
Seventh streets west.
At4 O'Clock, on the premises, lot 0, in square
a2a, on street north, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets west.
At& O'Clock, on the premises, part OF lot IL,
in square 53, on Twenty-second street west,
between X and L streets north.
At 4 o'clock, on the premisea, a house and
lot on High and Bridge strcets, Georgetown. r
At 10 O'Clock, at ss Louisiana avenue, two
red yearling heifers. .....
Al 10 o'clock, at asa First street east, be-
tween PennsylvaniA avenue and East Capitol
street, lot Of household furniture.
Al 10 O'Clock, at the corner OF and Sew
enth streets, carpets and household furniture.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

BUSINESS EsTKRPRIsg.-There are no surer
indications of the business enterprise OF city
than In the erection Of business houses, hand.
some In eNterior, capAcious and elegant In In
terror arrangement, and withal substantial
Washington merchants have recently afforded
this evidence OF enterprise and prosperity, but
the handsome store fitted up recently and oc.
cupied by Messrs. George W. Cochran 4 Co.,
Wholesale and retail dealers In tobacco, cigars,
&c. The building is No. 27I Pennsylvania
avenue, near the Kirkwood House, and the
store room, which 10 one Of the largest, bears
favorable comparison with any In the city. 1t
is elegantly htted up and has all conyenienees
to accommodate the already large and increas-
Ing business Of this enterprising nrm. The
store 10 well-stocked with cigars and tobacco
of tho best brands, and 40 the firm always ex-
ercises fair dealing, make quick sales and are
content with small profits, satisfaction is
always given to customers.
The national Republican., 1868-11-24

TIE SoNMERs FoRdgRY CAsE,-The hearing
In the case OF Henry Sommers, charged with
General Swords to two checks on the u S. de-
pository at Louisville, Kentucky, was COM
menced before Justice David X. Smith, yester-
testified that Sommcrs admitted signing
Swords name to the checks; and George p.
Hamlin testified that the accused offered to
sell one OF the checks to him. The case was
then adjourned to O'Clock this afternoon. l..
@. Hine, esq, appeared for the defence.